the the, this is dw news, live it from berlin tonight, international dismay, as israel and her boss resume finding in going to you in describing the renewed hostilities as a return to hell on earth for garza. both of mos in israel. i believe each other for the collapse of the ceasefire. also in coming up in germany's transfer lock sholtes launch is an international club to help in the fight against climate change at both fund focus on how industries can cut greenhouse gas emissions. the

break off is good to have you with us on this friday. the u. n. has described the renewed fighting between him off militants and israel as a return to hell on earth for the people of golf. and i'll still of these resume this morning after negotiators failed to extend what had become a southern day ceasefire. officials from the home aust controlled health ministry in the gaza strip, say a $178.00 palestinians have been killed in the hours and since the militants and gaza have also been firing rockets towards israel, but no casualties have been reported. they have here a week of relative calm. the sound of war has returned to gaza. explosions rang out across the enclave. dash in hopes that the truth would again be extended. it is real, said it resumed combat after her mass violated the terms. but her mass,

which the us and the you have designated a terrorist organization, lamed israel for the breakdown intox. in the southern city of rafa, palestinians raised to sign survivors in the rubble is the busiest the house of civilians. people who fled from the area. they're all young and children. there were similar scenes in nearby hun units where a hospital was inundated with wounded civilians or well, we were at home listening to the news. when the bombing stops here, they are comfortable and destroyed home. this is the 2nd house of us that's been destroyed. and this is the nature of the is right the enemy. what more can i say? people have now started fleeing hun eunice. a city,

tens of thousands had fled to in recent weeks, seeking refuge from bombardments in the north of israel is warning guidance to follow, evacuation orders for what it calls the next stage of the war. the idea has been sending messages and announcements to the people of garza calling on them to evacuate from specific areas that are being used by how most of the terrorist activities in the areas of what all of course, legitimate military targets that will be destroyed in response to the october 7th masika, as how most continues to file a nova october 7th. a sign that is real could be expanding its incursion, leaving gallons with fewer places to seek shelter. journalists assemblies circle in jerusalem has more on reaction is real to renewed funding in gulf. still,

of course, the reactions are mixed and are those especially uh, the families of the hostages, who as expected to have seen the more rounds of a release of hostages. and the definitely there is disappointed in that the com and the tomorrow. they're planning a big approach days, actually some of those that will be speaking would be at hostages that were in garza and but on the other hand, you hear voices that are saying that this is the opportunity to pound the gaza strip. this is the opportunity to bring destruction in the gaza strip and, and some of these voices come from the government that says, i just say what the quote here. the finance minister battalion, the smoke fleet, and he said any agreement for another sees fire would be a grave mistake that shows a weakness to the enemy. and he says here that now is the time to end or contact

and negotiations with how miles and the mediators, another minister, was talking about liquidate the returning of the, occupying the gaza strip. and so we hear a different voice. this is, i mean there are more reports of hostages being killed in this latest finding in gaza. i mean, can you confirm any of these reports? still it definitely is this period in which there was a, a ceasefire or a law in the 5 d. this gave it opportunity for these really intelligence to gather more information about the situation in the gaza street. and now they are announced to some of the families is that the knew that their members are hostages, they, they, they informed them is that the family members are not today with the living that they have died. in one of these cases, they succeeded in getting

a body from the gaza strip and bringing it to barion in his room. we don't know is the circumstances of the death of these hostages, whether they were killed by those who kept them hostage, or maybe they were killed from the building. bard went in there and sent me briefly . is there any chance that negotiations will produce another pause in the fighting within the next couple of days, or is that time window simply to, to short? so definitely we're not going to see any of that kind of development the tonight. but the parties are still engaged, eh, cup of it is definitely a spilling gaze. they have, they have announced the thing, it's in contact with both how mouse and the is around. and the israel has basically said that we're willing to continue with the existing formula over leasing

a 10 women and children of for a one day over a truce and the release of the palestinians of that category. and how much this thing that they don't have any children less. and they're saying that these women, there's a debate about these women, whether they are eligible for release or not. and but definitely there could be a you read a resumption of this kind of charles 72nd with alliance tonight in jerusalem. same, he is always thinking israel has blocked the entry of humanitarian aid intake. also since the temporary truce ended early on friday. but new an agency for palestinian refugees says that it is quote beyond concern trucks carrying 8 or waiting at the roof across and across from egypt into gauze. the 7 day truce allowed more a deliveries to reach civilians in guns and including fuel for the 1st time since

the october 7th. i'm off terror attacks. you went to the us or call in for the seaside to be restored. we asked is shayna low from the norwegian refugee council about the resumption to fly the and got the one when i woke up this morning and saw the redemption of of siding my heart. just think because we have $53.00 staff in gaza who for 7 days could at the very least go to bed without peers that they would wake up to an air strike and their roof collapsing on their heads. now we are back to a situation of pure fear chaos in the streets as people are trying to seek shelter. unfortunately, during the 7 day pause that took place, there was nowhere near enough to feed region people in garza, the $200.00 trucks are so per day that we're making it in or not enough to,

to provide for the basic needs of the 2300000 people living in gaza after 7 weeks of continuous hostility, 60 percent of hot houses damaged or destroyed 80 percent of the population displaced. so now we are in a situation where we are struggling as humanitarians just to figure out how we can safely access the communities that we're trying so desperately to serve. how we can access the desperately needed aid if nothing is coming in through rafa. and, and really how, how do we protect the population that has based to almost 2 months now of, of the environment. the only way that this can be handled? is it and, and we can do our jobs of humanitarian is for there to be a permanent sustain. these fire, these pauses are not long enough for us to really make a dent in the tremendous needs. and we need there to be a permanent end to the fighting. there was a shame to load with the norwegian refugee council speaking with me earlier. let's

take a look now. some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world, the militant, his follow group says that it has attacked a group of israeli soldiers on the border with loving not officials say is real, also shield a village in 11 non killing 2 people. hezbollah is an ally of a moss and is considered a terrorist group by many countries. the u. s. republican lawmaker, george santos has been expelled from the us house of representatives over criminal corruption charges and investigation found that he paid for botox, treatments, luxury goods and pornography with campaign money. he is only the 6 member of the house ever to be thrown out of the action of the sandra day o'connor, the 1st day of a woman to serve on the us supreme court has done. she was 93 years old. she's to come to complications related to advanced dimension. o'connor was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1981. she was known as a key centrist in a period of deep divisions. and us design that's fair. in our flash flooding in

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a return to hell on earth for the people of gauze loss control the health ministry and goals, and says a 170 hello. cities have been killed since the ceasefire ended on friday. this is dw news, w business. these is up. next i will see you again. on monday the i just got your issues with a lot say what crazy. the name jasmine with the double walled singing. clearing the.