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sky news' alex crawford has more. >> reporter: as soon as the truce came into force, the trucks begane been crying out for inside gaza. critical aid, food, medicine, and fuel finally being delivered during the agreed lull. and hundreds took to the road to try to reach stranded children, parents, friends, still trapped in the north. they hesitated at the israeli check point dividing south from north, so many have been displaced without taking anything with them. they're anxious to see if they have homes to return to. then shots rang out. they waved white flags but the firing went on. witnesses told us israeli snipers fired directly into the crowd, wounding several. the israeli military said they'd warned the north was off limits. this was their response. more panic, more mayhem, and more blood spilled. with one man appealing in hebrew, arabic and english for peace. >> stop kill our children, our women, we are best people. we want peace. we deserve life like all the nations. >> and joining us now, julia tu ma, the director of communications for the u.n. relief and works agency for pales

alex crawford, sky news. >> extraordinary. >>> that's it for me today. deadline white house starts right now. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york, i'm ali velshi in for nicolle wallace. we have a lot of developments out of the middle east right now including a last minute deal bringing a temporary reprieve to millions of people in the middle east. extending a truce that has led to the release of d of hostages and palestinian prisoners. at this hour 11 hostages have been freed, they are now in israel. this has just happened moments ago. this footage from al jazeera shows them being handed over to the red cross. the group, the israeli group includes three french citizens, six argentinians and two germness. you can see two of the hostages here, two boys, seen in yellow sweaters in exchange for the release of these hostages israel has released 30 minors and three women who were being held in israeli prisons. there will be more exchanges in the days to come. the humanitarian truce between israel and hamas that was put in place on friday has now been

i ask you, as a woman, sarah, and i've got lots of female friends in the industry, i think of alex crawfordwho shone a light on the use of sex crimes and the use of rape by the russians, particularly the rise of women being victims in this. do you think that you bnng this. do you think that you bring a kind of different perspective in war reporting specifically because women so often the victims in these sorts often the victims in these sorts of horrifying incidents we're seeing it in palestine, aren't we? >> yeah, i mean, it's absolutely horrendous to watch what's happening and you're right, it's so often the women and the children who are the ones who pay children who are the ones who pay the price for these wars that are waged . so you have the that are waged. so you have the soldiers who are trained, you have the politicians who are aside those decisions. aside making those decisions. but it's the civilians on the ground and the death toll, when you at the numbers and you you look at the numbers and you break them down, it's often the women and children who are paying. just paying. and