the w business beyond the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin is real steps of its ground incursion into a goes of the military release has new footage showing its tanks and troops pushing into the territory as fierce clashes with home us are reported in the north also coming up, people in garza say there's nowhere say to hide international calls, grow for the protection of civilians pen for more need to be let in. plus 100 storm and airports in august i'm looking for is really set for

a flight arrives from tel aviv authorities say there have been dozens of arrest the hello and terry martin thanks for joining us. here's classes are being reported in northern gaza as the is really military expands. it's ground as salt in the territory. a spokes person says dozens of guns and militants have been killed in operations. overnight. the u. n. has expressed concern the israel's ongoing air strikes, could hit hospitals for thousands or sheltering over the weekend. crowds broke into un aid warehouses in gaza, taking food and other supplies chasms. make disparate dash to bank 6 supplies rating you in. warehouses with flowers

and hygiene products. thousands rushed to take what either they can carry. the chaotic seems a sign of growing despair. the we have the problem. no, i know it was nothing of employment. how is it destroyed? no one cares about us. we appeal to the people of the well. well, international powers against us, we need it, are you, we wouldn't have done this, everyone in need of the show. the cool, so help comes this palestinians facing growing danger from israel is ground offensive. is rails military release these images of what it says? a troops pushing into the north of the guys, a stroke, as they try to eliminate the most terrorist group and risk more than 200 hostages. thousands of thousands of sheltering at the l. woods hospital amid the conflict. now officials have been told to evacuate here to

the number of displays. people here is between 12 and 14000. the figure changes every day. counting the hospital departments and the intensive care unit. we have nearly 60 patients, as well as 800 injured who are receiving treatment in the emergency department. is riley strikes have really hit the area around the hospital, but some feel leaving isn't safe either. and despite the growing risk from aero tex, thousands of palestinians are running out of places to run to one of israel's objectives in gaza is to free more than $200.00 hostages being held by him us. earlier i spoke with our correspond to rebecca richards and southern israel. she told me more about efforts to negotiate the release a negotiations we believe are still ongoing content playing

a very big role in those negotiations. but we also are the counsel him said prior to the ground invasion, attempt to try to negotiate and say that it would make negotiations very difficult if there's really military where to go in. they have now and they've done so. and so we don't know the state of those negotiations, there was some thoughts that perhaps the ground invasion may put pressure on her mouse while we have all the people saying that it's going to have the opposite effect. and in fact, the fact that been getting round evasion has thoughts of names and getting those hostages out of life is almost impossible. once again, very hard to know. look into the crystal ball, but a lot of pressure on the government from the families of those hostages. very upset, very and friday, when the ground invasion began, they were very upset. they were in there was a meeting held with prime minister benjamin benjamin admitted m yahoo to say that they were very angry that they weren't informed. and in fact that this was happening meant that they, you know, was had not, they were like starting to lose hope that their loved ones would come out alive. so,

very, very serious situation. also for the hostages, you mention pressure, rebecca world leaders stepped up calls were desperately needed humanitarian aid to reach gaza. what's israel's response to that kind of international pressure? it was literally starting to see more. i go into thousands are nowhere near the amount that's needed for the people there on the ground over night . 33 trip more trucks were allowed in, but we're getting a say on a the organization saying that more than i see a day are required for the needs of the people there. and that we're just not saying anything. and those numbers now in the beginning is where i was very hesitant to allow any i to go through it or when present you as president 5 and came that deal. he struck a deal that to be a great be get these riley's to agree to start allowing a coming in. we've been saying that slowly trickle over, but a hell of a lot more is needed for what it is you mounted, tearing catastrophe,

that's on holding on the ground. so as i say 33 trucks more came in overnight and yesterday, the language from the military started to change based on the assignments they will be allowing more, more trucks to come through. now whether that's because they know that this is going to take a very long time, and they simply have to allow it in so that they came out of tearing catastrophe, doesn't completely explode on the ground. you know, they couldn't really say something about the tactics but so far, not enough. i it is getting through the hopefully in the coming days that will be expanded. rebecca, thank you very much. those are correspondent rebecca rivers there in southern israel. well concerned is growing for the number of children and guys are being impacted by the war between israel and from us. earlier i spoke to toby frick are from the united nations children's fund eunice. up i asked him what his colleagues inside gaza are telling him about the situation there. yeah,

that's what i use as hasn't seen on the ground in regards to the strip. uh, we lost communications around 24 hours and thankfully, yesterday we were in such a doing this off the site is the situation is, is really great. you know, kind of saw that the next month who has a full year old 7 year old girl. and she was telling us about how to find the full year old, who has been your results. it is a cell home, pretty scratching a size because she's in such the traumas affected so much. but at the same time, this struggle get access to. so essentially the lights are staples that i be 3 d, so t was in now for around 10 days. and her children been say here, what have you seen what to say. ready are getting regular holes. the situation is ready for every child inside the gaza strip right now. as toby flicker from unicef, they're speaking to me a short while ago now and is german is really hostage kidnapped by him. us has died

. that's according to her mother shawnee. luke was among those captured at a music festival on october. the 7th, when her most militants stormed across into is really territory. the 22 year old was last seen in a video where she appeared to be unconscious while being paraded through the streets of gaza in a pickup truck. the tattoo artist was one of a german nationals taken hostage during the home us attacks was bringing in dw political correspondent, land a fund. how much done here land. what more can you tell us about this as well? yes em all we know is um you mentioned that because her, her mother has come out to, to talk to their german press agency and she said that she has received news from the israelites military monday, not nights,

or who informed her that her daughter was stats and she also said that the body of her daughter has not been found so far. i'm buds that a splinter refers scold bone was of was found, and it in a sample taken from it. and i'm really kind of look said that she assumes that her daughter had already been killed during the attack on october 7th. she was, you mentioned that one of the festival doors, the 22 year old german is really dual at national am. that was taken by the isn't in milton time, us during the festival and there was a time where the family had initially hopes that she was still alive and in the gaza strip. i'm the mother had to come out to say that the reason for the floor of female hostages had given her a little bit of hopes and bites. but now she has received a devastating use that her daughter indeed is not a life anymore. but the family,

off, shiny look was one of the families calling for a more support from germany to the month of release of, of the german hoss just taken by him us. what about there's other hostages, according to the german 4 ministry hum us had taken a total of 8 germans hostage. what do we know about the others? a well, we don't know a lot and that's exactly why some of the german family members of these hostages had been the house and the staging process outside the drum and into the embassy instead of east. israel's military says that more than 200 people were adopt, abducted by the have mosse and brought to gaza. and it's a tax on southern israel. and among those are still you mentioned that's a h, a german hostages. that's according to the german 4 ministry. and her death will definitely st. luke's death will increase the pressure. that's something needs to happen. then a thank you. that was our political correspondent, lee in the front. how much time?

well, israel is called on russia to protect its citizens and use after a mob storm. the main airport in rushes diagnosed on region following the arrival of a plane from israel. at least 20 people were injured. the governor of dikes, non and religious leaders have condemned the unrest. at least 60 people have been arrested dw series, a huge crowd overwhelms the airport of montage collab, voicing their support for palestinians and chatting anti semitic slogan. video is posted on social media show, had the mob broke through doors and barriers with staff members trying to discharge them. some made their way to the runway where they were reportedly looking for as rarely, citizens after a plane arrived from israel. authorities close the airport as security forces were deployed at the sites most august as religious leader has

called for. com. susan is the country so we use this issue can not be resolved in this way. and we will talk with the relevant people and we'll continue to try to resolve the issue. different may not with emotions, not with raleigh's in an appropriate way of doing after the incident. and mcculla is real called on russia to protect its citizens. the airport will remain closed for now. do you tell me, is your, your show has been following developments in douglas done. he gave me this update on the situation at that airport while after the crowd was calm down by the police. finally, around midnight, yesterday off to the police, you mentioned, and tara detained 60 rioters at my college calliah pulled off. the 20 people was injured and 2 of them even seriously. now, criminal investigation is underway at the moment that russian investigative

committee for the august on opened a criminal case on the article on most rights. and the article provides for punishment of 8 to 15 years in prison. it's to on the, on whether his article of the criminal court will be charged to the detainees. it's set into media. is it to the passengers now safe that's being able to leave the output according to reports, gives the press. of course, in the shuffle on the shock at the airports remains closed for the time being, it looks pretty, give us day. that's an interesting detail. the pilots, the older than you and tell aviv before they flew that as he's right, it's kind of expect the could expect to them at their best interest of the passengers waiting for i get to know why i wanted to get officer old flew to russia . so that was the deputies, yuri, russia. so let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. at least 3 people have been killed in the philippines as millions turn out to vote in council elections.

police say 2 people died on monday during a shoot out outside of paulding station on the southern island of linda. now, the 3rd was killed in a gunfight involving rival supporters. more than 300000 police officers and soldiers had been deployed to secure boding stations. of the stories in mexico to say at least $48.00 people are now known to have died after hurricane owed, as battered parts of the country. most of the deaths occurred in acapulco where residents have criticized the slow pace of government help for the devastated area . one estimate puts the damage from the giant storm at some $15000000000.00 and heavy fighting continues in ukraine's front line town of div come russian forces, launch their counter attacking the don't ask region a few weeks ago. but so far have made little gains and reportedly heavy losses. keefe has also made slow progress and trying to re gain occupied areas around of

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