you world heritage 360 you get the app now you the this is dw news. why? from berlin? israel steps up its ground incursion into gaza. the military release is new footed showing its tags and troops pushing into the territory as fierce classes with. i'm also reported in the north also coming up, people in gaza say there's no we're safe to high as international calls grew for the protection of civilians. and for more a to be with you. thousands of israelis were impacted by the homos massacre. now

many are looking for ways to heal their trauma. will speak to one woman whose world was turned on its head when the militants abducted 11 members of her family. as done the and a warm welcome to viewers around the world. unlike local fierce clashes are being reported in northern gaza, as of these really military expands its ground assault, and the territory spokesperson says dozens of guns and militants have been killed in operations overnight. the un has expressed concern that israel's ongoing airstrikes could hit hospitals with thousands or sheltering over the weekend. crowds broke into un 8 warehouses in gaza, taking food and other supplies. the guidelines make disparate dashed to bank 6,

supplies rating you in warehouses for flour in hygiene products, thousands rush to take what either they can carry the k arsic seems a sign of growing despair. the we have the problem. no, i know it's not even toilet. how is it destroyed? no one cares about us. we appeal to the people of the world. oh, international powers are against us. we need it. i. we wouldn't have done this, everyone in need. the show. the cool, so help comes is 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 gaza strip as a trying to eliminate the most terrorist group and risk more than 200 hostages. thousands of thousands of sheltering at the l. woods hospital

a mid the conflict. now officials have been told to evacuate here to the number of displaced 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 and 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 our corresponded ben for julian is in jerusalem. then report suggests that is really tags entered the edge of gauze, a city, and cut a key road from the north to the south of the strip. what do we know about what is

really forces are doing as well? it sounds like what they're doing is trying to surround garza city there on verify the images at the moment of his in his way, the soldier holding up in his way of the flag deep in gaza. the uh is where the defense forces are both released images of tanks on the west coast, and then the reports that you've already been alluding to of this north, south road being cut off by tanks. so it sounds like what we have is a ground defensive, really, that is the brand top over the past 2 days in really making some sort of advance. now, we are also hearing reports of sirens going off just outside of the gaza strip. and we've had a whole nights of, uh, bombings and explosions according to causing residents. according to health officials, there was

a 20 palestinian civilians killed thousands injured. so those air strikes a continuing, the ground defensive has begun by the sounds of it and is being wrapped up. and there are a lot of people across this region and in jerusalem to on a lot. you know, ben, you're getting to my 2nd question. you just made a quick reference to it about these a rocket, the cyber and alerts and ash go on an ash dog. and we've been getting details of a stabbing of a police officer in jerusalem. we spent so much time justifiably. i think discussing garza but what's the climate in the rest of israel right now? i will just moments ago, i left the hotel and heard the sirens of emergency services, cruise racing along jeff road towards the incidents, the attacker is set according to one. so as to have been shot dead, the policeman who was attacked and stepped in

a serious condition. the mood until now had been relatively calm. and i mean jerusalem were talking about the holy city is not going to be the target of a so many different groups because of their religious beliefs. this city being so important as the so many groups, but people are on age. and most of course of the fighting is going on in the east of the country, but there has been a lot of unrest is way the rates again, overnight in the west bank and dance in. uh janine, for example, for that's reported by the palestinian authorities there and those rates will continue just as will these ground offensive and ever offensive on the gaza strip. then we have less than half a minute, but i do want to ask you this will leaders of stepped up calls were desperately needed. humanitarian a to reach casa during a weekend phone call. us president,

biting reportedly press present, and netanyahu to protect guys. and so how easy is real balancing it's humanitarian obligations? well waging war and from us, or i think this is the hard part in the way the complexities come in to play. you don't, you've got the hostages on one hand. israel wants to get them out of life, but they've launched this ground defensive, hama says that if they do go into the ground defensive, those hostages will not be released. they want to see a ceasefire, a 5 day ceasefire according to sources who have been talking to roy, who is involved in these negotiations with kata, and only then will also 1000000000 hostages be released. but at the same time, do you have a 1000000 of civilians on the move in gaza looking for shelter and much needed to mount it, tearing car doors which have not been put in place. that is have been, since you've learned from jews on many, many things, but israel's military escalation,

in gaza. it has come as pressure grows on the government to secure the release of almost $240.00 hostages captured by him us among them. the german is really national shawnee look who has been confirmed dead by israel's foreign ministry in the last hour. she was among those kidnapped at a music festival on october the 7th. when her most militant storm to cross into is really territory shawnee luke was last seen in a video where she appeared to be unconscious wellbeing paraded through the streets of garza in a pickup truck. dw political correspondent, legal need on how much time is following this story. we only what more can you tell us about this? as well as a kind of look 1st came out and talked to the german use agency dpa and told him that it is really military informed. her late monday night off her daughter's death and you said it is really for ministry as now confirmed that and when he got

a look also said that the body offer 22 year old daughter has not been found yet, but that is splinter for school bone was located and that a d n, a sample was taken from it and tested. and she also said that she believes that her daughter died on october 7th during the terror attack at the music festival in southern israel, possibly by shots in the head. and she was, you said it's one of those festival goers goers and is really german dual citizen. were living in tennessee and for a long time shining oak family had assumed that she had been severely injured but alive and in the gaza strip. and they have been probably to you calling on the dream governments to fight for a release and the time was running out and when for other fema hostages were relieved. this had given the family little hope just a week ago, but, and this ha, hope has now obviously been dashed by the news offered us. a mazda is believed to

be holding several other germans hostage. what do we know about them? and if they're still in him, off his hands as well, we don't know much. um you said its, israel's notice or it says that almost 240 people were adopted. abducted by the is the most villas in groups from us and brought to guys that and among those several german citizens, the german citizen has said that a low 2 digit number of german is really deal citizens are believed to be still held and gaza. and the relatives relatives of those hostages have been calling on the german government to do more. and then use of trying to look. steph, are very likely going to increase that pressure. me dw political correspondent leoni von honish time. many thanks. i'm us, militants massacred around a 10th of the population of one could boats in southern israel. those who remain

have been evacuated to a resort on the dead sea. there around a 1000 survivors try to find ways of dealing with their trauma. and in many cases, the loss of their loved ones as dw, as rebecca readers reports from i'm book kick of the whole trying the dead from a time before they will fill a pot. just one of the therapies helping these people process their trauma at these up scale result on the did see the it's a place of relative safety in a country and more around a 1000 is riley's, who escaped to the massacred kibbutz. bailey were evacuated here without live for at least the next few months and trying to come to terms with what happened. yeah, in 6 and a half in the morning, somebody already days we heard a lot of rooms and we woke up a little bit in the recalls. the moment the audio began,

her parents soon texted her from a home up the street. they were in hiding. a mouse gunman killed more than a 100 people in berry that day and a feed him mom and dad were among them. something like an hour later. so a big deal event when instead of with both, i always say so can. it's not any as well. i guess it's in gaza. 2 weeks later and i found this video on telegram showing her cap should mother film by some us. so looking for clues of where they might have been taken, she and her sister went back to their childhood home. why, why, why, why, why? i can't even describe it so hard. even yesterday when i was so there you might be po friend might be i couldn't stay on the ground because on every face on the ground or so body body. and i for them thing called

walking on their, on their donations from across the country has been pouring in the people who escaped with only the clothes on their back. they have to sell it over and over again. dana drawer is one of the team of psycho therapist stationed in the hotel to help them. she says the most important thing is to get people to okay. how they couldn't have had no food. how they were worried, how they signed the, what's up, the group, the people in danger. how they escaped? what did they see? and they have to repeat this over and over until the story has a narrative, it, it has the beginning, middle, and an ending. she says for his riley's, this was an event, unlike anything in recent memory, it's a collective greet. something we don't see usually in as well. you have the sarah sack and the soldier said, but here, because of the massive numbers, we have

a collective grease. and it's also a strong think of the communities are they going through is together going through it together, but each alone and the pain. there isn't a family that didn't last. someone isn't the family here. all the families last one and even as a keyboards, we have a big family together. and steven, i was friends and neighbors. and everyone last saw on the 7th of october was traumatic for all these rallies. and even as the people from belli trying to hear, it's clear, the trauma will be felt for generations. one of the families torn apart by a mazda is attacked on cape it's very is the family of shaka, ron truck, it's family home in berry was found burned to the ground. as you can see here in

footage, she gave us the whole family was missing. she says, 11 members of her family were kidnapped at gunpoint biomass, including her parents, sister, brother in law, and there are 3 young children to wants and an elderly uncle. 3 of her relatives in her uncle's care taker, have since been found dead and truck had the leaves. the rest of the family are being held hostage in garza truck with her on is with us now. she joins is from central israel. sha good, thank you. so much for having the courage to share your story with us. you have given us permission to share a photo collage that shows your relatives, including those who are no longer with us. may i begin by asking when and how you learned of their debts. so after the massacre and the keyboards and that, that goes to the terrorist,

we didn't know anything. we had no information. and as the days passed by, we started collecting more and more pieces of information. and this is 1st um, the 1st indication we have is the of the family as being kid, not including my father, my uncle, and my aunt and my uncles, caretaker but, but eventually is that they fast we received 1st the message that the care take care of my uncle was murdered and recognized by his uh wife was 9 months pregnant. and um, after that we received a message that my uncle was whether this was a week and a half ago. and that same day at night we received a message about my father that he was also letter. and in a few days after this about man. so they came very close. we

were still mourning my father's death and then we got the message about my aunt. and about the rest of the family member, the we received the very we received the official information that they are, that they were taken to the allies. essentially one real heart breaking moment after the next one after the other. let's be clear about this. what exactly do you know about the status of your other family members at this point? as far as you know, the thing are they alive is what i'm asking. essentially we, what we know is that they were taking the life. we haven't received any further information. so what we know for mazda is not fast any information about who is holding hostage. there's no 3rd party this received lease,

or the red cross isn't being allowed to, to get to the hostages, to, to get a, to get too many test made to the hostages. so come up is not really seeing any information and not allowing any sort of assistance for the hostages truck. it is, israel's army says it has entered the next phase of the war and is increasing air strikes and ground incursions. does this fill you with hope or horror? so it's not a question that they feel like an answer. it's a strategic political question. so say sounds a to get the hostages back of those days. not who i don't know. i don't know that it's a political question. there's no question about that is, it's definitely a political question. but i think people watching you today will wonder how, how is she experiencing this as political events unfold in real time,

you must have personal feeling. so about this. so i have to tell you that my personal feelings since day one or between 4 and both. and, and it's, it's, i don't think that this, this move or that move makes it any better. and i think that, you know, i pray that my family would be brought back alive and my baby nice and my nephew, this and my cousin that are there. you know, it's, i think one of the channels that we're trying to work with is, is the international pressure on the spot because we understand they're also working inside is that we understand that these are currently in the midst of the war. and what i wanted to talk, let's talk about that. let's talk about the international pressure. a mazda is released a small number of hostages, including us citizens. some of your missing relatives have austria in german or

tally and citizenship. or you aware of any of those governments being involved in hostage negotiations? so you know, we had had official um, declarations of germany that it is taking steps in order to care for the, for the german citizens. that i don't know what this practically means behind the scenes, but officially, germany has said these are german citizen and it will what it will do, whatever you decide to bring them back. but since then we are already 23 days into this situation and and, and i can really honestly tell you that, that i fear that every day that goes by with my family and research, the babies that are there. and the many women, many children that are held hostage, and that's why we really, really hope that, that, that these governments are doing whatever they can to bring these people back. and

i can seriously tell you that i cannot imagine what you're going through when i think that i speak for hundreds of thousands of viewers who are feeling the same way. what's keeping you going? the whole, the hope that is there, we get the weekly family that they, we have the waste money that we, we meet them and say that we need everything in our power to bring them back. the hope that they are being treated human in a humanitarian way. i have, you know, and, and it's not all the time because some of the time between fear and tear of what they're going through and they feel helpless. and they feel that there is nothing of being done to bring them back. and that i am failing them day after day every day that passes and they are not here. i feel the same feeling them and they feel that this should be a concern of everyone right now to,

to bring these people back. they think this, this type of terror is something this. we cannot just go by every day. like it's, you know, a justified wave action. well, we will end it there. but your story and that a dozens of others continues. that is a shock to run. we thank you so very much for sharing your story and wish you all the best. thank you. thank you. then israel has called on russian, i to protected citizens and jews after a mob storm. the main airport in russia is darkest on region. following the arrival of a plane from israel, at least 20 people were injured. the governor of dog has done, and religious leaders have condemned the young rest. at least 60 people have been arrested. a huge crowd overwhelms the airport of montage color, voicing their support for palestinians and chanting,

anti semitic slogan, videos posted on social media show, had the mob broke through doors and barriers with staff members trying to discharge them. something made their way to the runway where they were reportedly looking for as rarely citizens after a plane arrived from israel. authorities closed the airport as the security forces were deployed at the sites will stag his sons, religious leader has called for com. susan, 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 differently. we can go not with the emotions, not with raleigh's, in an appropriate way of doing after the incident, and mcculla is real calls on russia to protect its citizens. the airport will

remain closed for now. let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world. that's what we use in mexico say at least $48.00 people are now known to have died after hurricane owed his battered parts of the country. most of the depths secured in full for where residents have criticized the slow pace of government. help for the devastated area of one s move push the damage from the giant storm at some 15000000000 dollars heavy flight and continues in ukraine's frontline town of ab deep russian forces launch their counter attacking the nets region a few weeks ago. but so far have made little gains in repeatedly heavy losses. keith has also made slow progress in trying to re gain occupied areas around f t for fans or remembering act, or matthew perry, star of the hit t v series. friends who has died at age 54, many have been queueing up to place flowers in front of the apartment building

where the series was found in north. they've also been gathering at the doorstep of terry's los angeles home. perry's 10 seasons and friends made him one of to these most recognizable actors. what are you? what are you going to show me my clothes? for millions around the world, matthew perry became a household name is chandler bing on friends. he's got no quick witted, sarcastic and sofa facing many fans saw him as the most reliable of the cast to see like some of these it sugarless. sorry, it's not all. they're not thanks. what the hell was that to you? good it off. as you go, you take, she offers you mangled animal carcass, you take it as an actor on one of the most popular shows of all time period, cheve fame and fortune of a young age. after 10 seasons on air,

the friends finale was the most watch tv episode of the 2. thousands. perry went on to appear in a number of other shows and stored in several films. but none of them topped friends off camera. here he struggled with illness for much of his life. in his memoir, published last year, he wrote about his addiction to alcohol and prescription drugs. he said the pressure to make audience has left left him in a bad place. at one point during the friends run, his co star, jennifer aniston confronted him on behalf of the whole cast about his drinking during filming in an interview last year, he reckoned he had spent millions of dollars on treatment. us news outlets reported that matthew perry was found dead in the hot tub at his los angeles home. news of his passing brought an outpouring of grief nbc, the network that aired friends,

wrote on x. we are incredibly send by the to soon passing of matthew perry. he brought so much joy to hundreds of millions of people around the world with his pitch perfect, comedic timing and ride with his legacy will live on through countless generations us and we will end it there. this is the do be news line from berlin eco. africa is up. next i'm michael locus. i'll be back with more news at the top of the next down the

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