i'll go hari, a journalist, reporting from you, just capital cairo, buick and also in cairo. international leaders have arrived for a peace summit aimed at ending the as well cause a conflict. more than 20 prime ministers. foreign ministers and regional leaders are attending the meeting in cairo is expected to focus on the escalating the conflict as well as the need for humanitarian aid deliveries to the gaza strip. the conference is hosted by a jump from president up to 5 out of c. c, or egypt has been central to the ongoing conflict since the creation of israel. let's take a closer look at egypt role as a mediator and for per guard neva to gaza. and israel, egypt holds the strategic and historical place and the conflict cairo opposed to the formation of these rarely 1948 and the 2 states. of course, several was sections of land passed back to the falls between flareups. egypt took control of the gaza strip when its quotas were 1st thrown in 1949, but less than 20 years later, israel claimed it during the 6 day war. at the same time seizing this united name to us. in 1979, c

the focus of american aid in egypt is concentrated in cairo, and the focus of american presence in cairo is in the embassy of this country. embassy america is the first foreign embassy in cairo these days. no one has bad feelings for this embassy and everyone is looking forward to the new future. but there are other news in this embassy. many programs at the embassy for egyptian people and political and cultural figures and military is held. the new american ambassador in egypt has secret missions that will be revealed soon. but no one except barack obama and hillary clinton and their advisors know about these plans. this historical image is important. abdul fattah al-sisi, one of the high-ranking military officers during hosni mubarak's time, respects mohamed morsi. this respect. that's all that hillary clinton has created for morsi, the egyptian army will be given a beautiful and grown-up appearance so that the previous repressions will be forgotten and the people will forget the past. this is the order of the american embassy. the summer of morsi's presidency is not over in disbelief,

and of course some of us aren't at the table in cairo today. so can we really expect any type of concrete outcomes from the tox? no, i mean the concrete outcomes. this is it, it was really, really the attempt of the era of words to convince the others and made it to your opinions were present that to put the whole issue over of a ceasefire onto the international agenda. i don't know how successful it wasn't the end, but i think that was the goal of this whole meeting today. all right, that was german egyptian journalist cut him go henry, thank you very much for your analysis. the 1st trucks carrying humanitarian aid for gaza have cross the border from egypt. the russell crossing has reopened after days of diplomatic negotiations, led by the head of the united nations for nationals waiting to leave because there are no hoping that they will be allowed out. finally, trucks moving through the roof or crossing after 2 weeks of a tightly sealed border. the aid workers say it's just the 1st step and the on the set of nice things. today we received ar

capital cairo. thank you. it's, it's nice. i disagree with the forces of class to get published unions in the occupied westbank. these are all says it's carrying now to patients to capture and kill how mazda militants. the united nation says dozens of people, including children, have been killed in the west bank since the how last her out tax 2 weeks ago. the oh girl, friday prayers sound out in ramallah, the west banks, biggest city but the safe seems pretty soon tuned to protest against ease rouse, devastating strikes on garza. this woman says her whole family is their home and shame for what is happening to them. they slow to children and women. we do not forgive the arab countries because they left us down and on they did not stand by us. they left us alone. i hope so more than this so that we don't need empty words. we need someone that stands by us and move and move. feel that homeless is doing just that. we are your soldiers, my home days neutrons. praising him. most of the military wing commander. the westbank is not g

but here, i mean, in cairo, thank you very much for now. as you are watching dw news coming to you live from berlin, just reminder of the top story that we're following for you. this our officials in the gaza strip site. hundreds of people have been killed in a blast at a gallons. a hospital from us is and is really airstrikes hit the hospital. well is very little blames a misfired palestinians. rock the coming up. it's close up for the look at the hidden world of wild mushrooms. meanwhile, you can get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website. that's the w dot com. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here at dw, thanks for watching the of the news documentary, the topic every week on the 2nd, make it different visionaries with a project get involved to create a future day experience that eco, india been 60 minutes on the one of the main kinds, oldest ambitions could be within reach. what is it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they a

but here, i mean that in the cairo for us, thank you very much. you're welcome, dw news. here's a quick reminder of our top story is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu as welcome to us president joe biden say as well a meeting between biden and our b as in jordan has been cancelled. and that's it from the me, the new screen for now. that will be an update. of course, at the top of the i've got office in berlin from you and the team. next week, the turn into pairs talking into the topic every week. on ready for an underground upgrade. begun deep and quick cut construction side of the vin mom's belt the tunnel. this 18 kilometer mega project will connect germany to denmark for 8000000000 euros. a real deep sea novel made in germany. in 60 minutes on d, w, the image is freedom of the online young. the north koreans fled to south korea when they realize their dreams of becoming social media. to the fact is we close it up in lives under kim john, but then they disappeared without warning. need to reach to us as a north korean propaganda video was happens from north korea

so with the cairo piece on that end and i asked jim on addition, generalist cutting l go howdy in cairo. if that participates in countries, could i agree on anything? so when i think uh, the problem was from the beginning that it's difficult really to find the common ground to. i mean you have various different participants. you have somebody like to jump it for me to start on an example who reaffirm the solidarity firm. so is there a fee which is right and you have like something the king of georgia who called about this rate is a $3.00 in the gaza strip. a collective punishment, a violation of what a tearing law and a wall crime. so i had to find the common ground to seen all of these sites. and i think they were coming from was kind of this year that this conflict was, might spin out of control the fear of the instability in the region, not only for his writing and the gaza strip, but also for the why that places like you should like in jordan or in the and they think this was the common ground. so between all the parties to try not to escalate those. meanwhile, countries slides rout

so what did the international p summit in cairo achieve? here is a journalist kareem, i'll go heart with more or well, i think the problem was from the beginning that it's difficult really to find the common ground to. i mean you have various different participants. you have somebody like the german 4 minutes, the book who reaffirm the solidarity for so is there a fee which is right and you have for example, the king of georgia who called about this rate is a 3 in the gaza strip. a collective punishment, a violation of what a terry know and a wall crime. so i had to find the common ground between all these sites. and i think they would call me because it was kind of the fear that this contract was, might spend out of control the fear of the instability in the region, not only for his writing and the gaza strip, but also for the why. the places like usually like in jordan or in the and they think this was the common ground between all the parties to try not to escalate the us. that was journalist cream harvey speaking to us earlier and that

of his first guests in cairo.n believes that he can build egypt and move forward with the help of america. morsi, who studied in america for many years , is optimistic about america and its embassy in egypt, and thanks hillary clinton for america's support for the egyptian revolution and her presidency. between hillary clinton.

and then, this trip to cairo. 0f and then, this trip to cairo.e concern for the americans, having made so many inroads diplomatically, the bilateral agreement between arab countries, not african countries with israel in recent years, not all that work does not unravel. we may see a realignment of some of the alliances in the middle east because of what is going on, but from their perspective, from the white house perspective, from the white house perspective, they would very much want to give the talks between saudi arabia and tel aviv on that will much depend on what happens on the ground in gaza. let mejust quickly show you some of the pictures as we wait for antony blinken that we have had from across gaza today. these are pictures from the biggest hospital, the biggest medical facility in gaza city today. i should warn you that some of the pictures are distressing. arsenal has continued to receive a steady flow of injured people through the last few days. the palestinian health minister said that 300 people, mostly children and women, had bee

it's a gaza and israel, egypt holds a strategic and historical place and the conflict cairo opposed to the formation of these riley 1948 and the 2 states of several was sections of land passed back to the faults between flareups. egypt took control of the gaza strip when its quarters were 1st drawn in 1949, but less than 20 years. lisa israel claimed it during the 6 day war. at the same time seizing this united peninsula. in 1979, cairo was handed back the peninsula and the 2 states signed a peace deal. egypt became the 1st arab country to recognize the state of israel. the 2 nations have had mostly peaceful relations since and have cooperated on issues like security. past governments of mediation between israel and from us, which has historical ties to agent of the militant islam as groups began as opposed to me in branch of the muslim brotherhood which was founded in egypt. the muslim brotherhood briefly held power of to the egyptian revolution in 2011. that was an outage by current president of delta o. c. c in a crew of the group has been outlawed in egypt for him to despise cooper

so leaders are already giving their statements in cairo. did anything stand out to you so far? i think the idea of this summit is really to find a united stance within the arrow, but at this point and within the region, because the leaderships of these countries that especially the ones that have a peace treaty with this, what you the egypt, jordan, the united arab emirates, morocco and by saying they are on the growing pressure from desktops relations. the furious about is what is bombardment and sees of gaza. so they really try to come down to on populations to prevent bill over to prevent unrest within their own countries. and it's just not yet the time for an inclusive summit that we'll discuss that would engage all parties to the conflict is right. and that you as well because and to discuss long term solutions to the conflict. so right now it's really about the escalating texas within the region. what can we expect? i think there is one point that we could focus on. maybe there might be some positive results on the hostage issue. because we've heard yesterday that most of

what leaders have gathered for a piece of that in the egyptian capital cairo, as well as trying to be escalate. the conflicts delegates him to ensure aid continues to reach gauze. era leaders say it's time to restart a drive to end the decades long cycle of violence between east room and the post. and it was wonderful that the german foreign minister, under the bad luck is in the summit in cairo. she's called for a new middle east peace leading to an independent palestinian state alongside israel. there is no doubt all civilian lives meta just the same and let me be also clear, the cost of all the suffering of these past weeks, the suffering that brings us here today, the suffering of the little girls, the mother of the families, have a name. it was how most the brought to run this terror over east ran on october 7th, committing atrocious friends like any other country in the world is right and has the right to defend itself and to protect its people against this terrible, within the framework of international law. that's why the german government strongly stands and solidarity was us

[000:00:00;00] the, this is dw news line from berlin for leaders gathered for a piece summit in cairo. the amos has stopped the conflict between israel and mazda escalating into a wider regional ward. germany is calling for a new middle east peace process. and the 1st aid conroy allowed interguards, it brings fluid water and medicines to the besieged palestinian territory. but each agencies stay the deliveries are nowhere near enough. the other in token berlin, welcome to the programs. what leaders have gathered for a piece, somebody in the egyptian capital cairo, as well as trying to be escalate. the conflict delegates aimed to ensure a continues to reach concept arab leaders say it's time to restart a drive to end the decades long cycle of violence between israel and the palestinians. what leaders have been discussing ways to prevent the conflict from escalating through the wind divisions remain. germany is calling for our new middle east peace process, decreasing independent palestinian state alongside israel, egypt, president of delphi, to elsie. the summit host spoke out against

it's a gaza and israel. egypt holds a strategic and historical place and the conflict cairo opposed to the formation of these rarely 1948 and the 2 states. of course, several was sections of land passed back to the falls between flareups. egypt took control of the gaza strip when its waters was 1st thrown in 1949, but less than 20 years. lisa, israel claimed it during the 6 day war at the same time seizing this. you know, i mean to us in 1979, cairo was handed back to the peninsula and the 2 states signed a piece deal. egypt became the 1st arab country to recognize the states of these ro, the 2 nations have had mostly peaceful relations since and of cooperated on issues like security. past governments of mediation between israel and tomas, which has historical ties to egypt, the militant islam. this group began as opposed to me in branch of the muslim brotherhood, which was founded in egypt. the muslim brotherhood briefly held pow wow. up to the gyptian revolution in 2011. that was an ousted by current president of delta l. c. c in a who the, the group has been outlawed in egypt for hi

thank you wildly this have another piece um its in the diction capital cairo. without the breakthrough. they've been trying to de escalate the conflict in gaza and then show aid continues to reach civilians that lead to say it's time to restart the drive. to end the cycle of balance between each route the understandings, germany's foreign minister and elaina pal box and cairo for the so called summit for peace dame and the sentence host egyptian president of the found to elsie emphasized protecting civilians. but germany and other european countries expressed their support for israel. that is right and has the right to defend itself and to protect its people against this terrible, within the framework of international commit. but some aram countries say that israel's air strikes on guys that go too far. they say is realize the one breaking international law and committing more crimes. probably as soon as lights a method less than these rated ones or lines match the less way a day. one major theme was the roof of border crossing between egypt and gaza. 28 trucks

in cairo. their aim is to stop the conflict between israel and a mazda escalating it into a wider regional war. germany just calling for a new middle east peace process. and the 1st aid convoy allowed interguards that brings food, water and medicines to besiege palestinian territory. for agencies, say the deliveries are nowhere near enough. the i'm here until berlin. welcome to the program. were leaders have gathered for a piece summit in egypt and capital cairo. as well as trying to de escalate the conflict delegates aimed to ensure a continues to reach cause error. bleeders say it's time to restart a drive to end the decades long cycle of violence between israel and the palestinians. the world leaders have been discussing ways to prevent the conflict from escalating fil wind divisions. remain germany is calling for a new middle east peace process to create an independent palestinian state alongside israel, egypt, the president of delphi, elsie. the summit host spoke out against what he called

so we saw that israel was noticeably absent from the cairo summit. when will israel will be prepared to take part in peace negotiations? the rise, i think is when it comes to the summit, the lot of these really is, was modular. good, i think to some of those moments to spend specific messages to the audience at home, but also show concerns and the international community by the region that goes by aged but, and by others about the possibility of a speed over all the con, 50 to the region right now when it comes to these ram, i think that the major, the 1st and 2nd and 3rd is the when award. a preferred lead one from the guest come up with a disability off of the expansion of this war into a 2nd one with the runs as well. so it could, it could be mature to speak about these a way for what we seen the last couple of days is some kind of 1st sized with discussion about the day after the understanding that what happens in guys are the changes everything. and we won't have the same, it was quite existent. people from us. is it, there was still going to vi

egypt, nevo, it's a gaza and israel. egypt holds a strategic and historical place in the conflict. cairo opposed to the formation of these riley 1948. and the 2 states of several was sections of land passed back and forth between flareups, egypt took control of the gaza strip when its quotas were 1st drawn in 1949, but less than 20 years. lisa israel claimed it during the 6 day war, at the same time seizing this united peninsula. in 1979, cairo was handed back the peninsula and the 2 states signed a peace deal. egypt became the 1st arab country to recognize the state of israel. the 2 nations have had mostly peaceful relations since and have cooperated on issues like security, past governments of mediation between israel and some us, which has historical ties to agent of the militant is the most groups began as opposed to me in branch of the muslim brotherhood which was founded in egypt, the muslim brotherhood briefly held pow wow. up to the gyptian revolution in 2011. that was an ousted by current president of delta o. c. c. in a cool of the. the group has been outlawed in egypt when to

the chance would travel to cairo following a visit to tell a be where he expressed germany's holiday already with israel. i was listen in to part of what with old off schultz had to say in a joint press conference with the egyptian president, a sagas here in cairo, the sufferings of the model and got out of time. i'd like to stress this once again the and most of the attack of the storage, the terrace of homos on israel and its citizens. time is in just a file and we condemn it in the strongly to turn off the rest of the police. every state in the world go as to the rights able to do so that's to defend itself, to ship some and it's population again, such an attack desktop are correspond. matthew moore was following the news conference from here in berlin. he's been following the trans was visits to egypt and of course before that to israel matthew, a chance to solve the said here, actually discuss the is really hostages with the egyptian president. what else do was on their agenda there today as well as we had those the, the both men came over and said the in the strongest possible

that's got more now from kareem algo hari, a den list who's now in the egypt capital in egypt, capital cairo could see cream, the you, and had the cooling for the roof of crossing to open for aid, y is opening this processing so complicated. the weather hope was of course that the good. what of course it is opening when a toyota tennis is there and that was the original idea, i think. but the, there is sitting, some struggle going on, it's back on the between the u. n. is really egypt and how much it will have to coordinate to this opening a to know that it's only the agreement for 20 trucks that can go into the office. but the, on the different sides there is like hundreds of trucks. and it lines up is uh, up to $3000.00 tons of 8. and the talk is now that you shipped wants to have like a much bigger proportional aid coming through. they want the, the asking for a sustainable, a delivery to the gaza strip and not only 20 trucks on the other side to the is really to us to, for guarantees that the state is not the ending in the hands of homos. and somewhere between this point said the hosting

i'll go go harvey, for more. joining me from cairo. a kareem. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. the roof of border crossing has reopened. can you tell us what effect this will have or yeah, where this is the moment it's open, the discussion exactly started about what kind of text is will it have? because the agreement is on 20 trucks is it can enter the goes us to from is, you know, that's an agreement that is done between the jukes, the sides is raise the, the, how much in the beginning. but the sub domain, obviously, is easy to use, right? and so the discussion is 20 trucks. now i'd say coming in was very limited surprised size. it's basically the canned foods and medicine and the some water, the biggest issue is it's actually the result. so the big discussions now, what's happening next? the now the you and it says it's saying that the 20 trucks dropped in the ocean. they said that the, in the minimum requirements for the basic needs of the 2300000 people think of what the honda trucks of 8 deliveries to a day. eh, remember befo

his hosting will lead this assignments in cairo. and then you also for the good egypt expresses, it's a spanish amenities the entire world is watching the humanitarian cat, those 12 fate that victimize 2300000 people in does that strip that the collectively published the on the seed of the lack of the basic needs of life and relocation in practices that has been the nouns by the modern, well last spring and palestinian generalist honey, i se about he joins us now live from hong yu is in the gauze and. busy honey as strong is continuing fall from the ideal situation for the passage of aid. right? yes, indeed, sam, it's a human attorney and a thing. busy under mass boardman, the pounding of the gaza strip did not stop, not even when the trucks were allowed to get the gauze district. it might have the escalated a little bit. they could be seen and heard from nearby areas. now the, it, there is a, a civil defense department, the civil defense department in the city of from i was target it's 2 hours ago. and what that does, according to

yes, there are reports comingl from cairo indicating there has been approvalfrom from cairo indicatingreigners to go through the rafah crossing. only foreigners, not palestinians. but, palestinians who have dual citizenship, us or european citizenship, us or european citizenship who have been trapped in the gaza strip, they will be allowed to leave through the rafah crossing. the other piece of news which came out of egypt is that secretary blinken will be returning to israel tomorrow for further talks with israeli officials after his tour took him to qatar, saudi arabia, the uae, uae, and before thatjordan. do you think that they are looking to get humanitarian aid in? in you think that they are looking to get humanitarian aid in?- get humanitarian aid in? in arab media, it get humanitarian aid in? in arab media. it is _ get humanitarian aid in? in arab media, it is being _ get humanitarian aid in? in arab media, it is being reported - get humanitarian aid in? in arab media, it is being reported that| media, it is being reported that arab states have rejected the idea of pushing gazan

um, you can see these are live images coming out of uh cairo, what is referred to as an egyptian peace summit. um, it's being held in uh cairo, and international players, big hitters are involved, there you see the jordanian king uh abdullah, let's listen in, this is they're trying to fost. or unity to address the grave situation of the besieged gaza strip, there are two dozen world leaders and attendance, let's listen in if we can, and it will not stop if we continue down this blood soaked path. we know all too well that it will only lead to more of the same, a zero sum game of death and destruction. of hatred and hopelessness played on repeat, today israel is literally starving civilians in gazza, but for decades, palestinians have been starved of hope, of freedom and a future, because when the bomb stop falling, israel is never held accountable, the injustices of occupation continue and the world walks. way until the next round of violence, the bloodshed we are witnessing today is a price of that of failing to make tangible progress towards a political horizon that brings peace for

thank you very much, abdelbassir _ hassan for speaking to us from the cairo summit.e do have news just in from israel's defence forces, which has updated the number of hostages it says are being held in the gaza strip by hamas to 210. that despite two of those hostages having been released overnight. it also says it has confirmed humanitarian aid at those 20 trucks have been allowed in at the guards are crossing with egypt. so from egypt into gaza, but israel has insisted again that aid will only be allowed in that crossing, so into southern gaza, and it's continuing to urge palestinian civilians to leave other parts of the gaza strip for their own safety. for now, that is all from us in jerusalem. we will be back later. 0ver we will be back later. over to you in the studio in london. katya and our teams across the region, thank you for now. let's take a look at one of the story is dominating here in the uk this morning. three severe flood warnings are now in place around the river derwent in derbyshire, meaning there's a significant risk of death, serious injury and

we asked for $724 million dollars in cairo conference. we got 270 million dollars only.

in cairo, the secretary-general _ isjust not enough.o, the secretary-general made - isjust not enough. in cairo, the secretary-general made a - isjust not enough. in cairo, the secretary-general made a call, | isjust not enough. in cairo, the - secretary-general made a call, help secretary—general made a call, help to enter. the first 20 trucks were allowed to come in. yesterday were about 20 more. but in normal times, 100 trucks need to enter every day. it is clear that 20 is not enough. as we have been reporting... israel's military has vowed to intensify air strikes on gaza and has warned palestinians still in the north of the territory to flee south. a military spokesman said this would allow israel to "minimise the risks to our forces in the next stages of the war", which is expected to be a ground invasion. joining me now is stephen wilkinson, director of the international humanitarian law centre. thank you very much forjoining us, stephen wilkinson. thank you very much for “oining us, stephen wilkinson._ thank you very much for “

the peace summit held in cairo, unfortunately, ended with minimal results, representatives of 34 countries agreed only on positions on humanitarian issues, the rest failed resolve due to serious disagreements. i note that there were no high-ranking representatives of the united states at the forum. but an american. the military command decided today to deploy a battery of a missile defense system and additional air defense divisions in the middle east. the idf launched dozens of strikes in the gaza strip that night. palestinians say one of the bombs hit a cafe in a market near the nusirat refugee camp. this is in the central part of the enclave. and on the western bank of the jordan river in jinin, a mosque was destroyed. under it, according to the idf had tunnels and an underground command post for two islamis. groups. palestinians are now clearing out the rubble and say two were killed and several wounded. in total, at least 50 arabs were killed during the night under the blows of the army. the commander of the israeli air force stated bluntly: the air force is now trying to suppress ham

and i think as well the view of cairo has always been that since the june 1967 well the view of cairosue. i think for thejordanians they problem and an israeli issue. i think for the jordanians they are concerned if there is a wider regional conflagration, would they phase out palestinians trying to flee the west bank intojordan itself? so for all of these reasons, thejordanians and the egyptians in particular are using this summit to try to rally, pan— arab, but equal international opinion about the needs to deal with the likelihood of a refugee issue that they simply cannot cope with. that immediate issue, the wider _ cannot cope with. that immediate issue, the wider issue _ cannot cope with. that immediate issue, the wider issue of - cannot cope with. that immediate issue, the wider issue of the i cannot cope with. that immediate l issue, the wider issue of the region and the future question of whether peace can be brought to the region, which we keep hearing, needs to be solved in order that this situation would never repeat itself again. that is certainly what is being said. prof

following almost our attack on these route meeting in cairo, john slow shoals, anti egyptian president, up to if it's a high cc, discussed the humanitarian situation in gaza. the chance to travel to cairo following a visit to tele visuals where he express gemini, is solidarity with these reality. so listening to what he said, i joined the press conference call when i misread the minds them together. we are working on humanitarian access to gaza as soon as possible. and people there are in need of water, food, and medication. i can assure you, at this point, we will not leave the people alone. the german government will continue. it's humanitarian efforts for god's a to is the suffering of the civilian population, to so called molotov cocktails were thrown at a synagogue in the central berlin early on wednesday morning. john police side too as yet. and i'm not going to find people through to burning bottles filled with flammable liquids at the synagogue. the incident is con, to being investigated. johnson would have shots as valid to find semitism on german, so germany is stepping up pr

after the war was weiged by the israel regime on the gaza strip, and approximately year after the cairo donor's conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction project is still teetering between the cruelty of the siege and the procrastination of the israeli regime. what we are doing here to keep people surviving. we are not talking about quality of life in gaza. if you look deeply in what is going on in gaza, you will find out big slogan that there is no. all agree that the slowdown in the reconstruction is due to the slow process of transferring funds pledged by the donor countries of the cairo conference where the unwell received only $270 million dollars while the required budget is much more. طيارات انا رب السماوات على معبول اليهود خيبر خيبر يا يهود النصر والتمكين لاهلنا

as we heard earlier from our correspondent and international peace summit, india junction capital cairo has ended without a break through regional and western leaders have been trying to de escalate the conflict in gaza and ensure that aid continues to reach civilians. their arab nations say it is now time to end the cycle of violence between israel and the palestinians. it will see in germany's foreign minister and elaina pal box in cairo for the so called summit for peace. the sentence host egyptian president of the found to al, sissy emphasized, protecting civilians. but germany and other european countries express their support for israel is right. it has the right to defend itself. and to protect its people against this terrible, within the framework of international committing. but some aram countries say that israel's airstrikes. i'm gonna go too far. they say is realistic. one, breaking international law and committing more crimes. palestinians likes matter less. then he's ready. watch o lines match the less way a day. one major theme was the roof of border crossing between egyp

you so very much for speaking to us at dw, thanks very kareem algo laurie is a journalist based in cairo and he told us more about the impact of the a deliveries in gaza. the one white is detained and that is that they're only allowed 20 trucks to come in. this is the agreement and to now it seems like the trucks already entered on the other side, a no unload, it was forklift this on to smaller trucks. it was in the gaza strip into then be distributed, but the we talking about the 20 trucks for 2300000 people. it really, if it is just already said that this is a drop in the ocean, you need to know that you and it's saying that it needs about a 100 trucks of the in order to keep bring the most necessary items into the gaza strip. and before the war and there was already is there any locates limited located where they there were 450 trucks coming every day to cover. so just you understand the relationship of 20 trucks. this is why know the, the moment the 1st 20 trucks enter the discussion started that, of course, that needs to be a more sustainable and the amount and big amount of 8 that'

scholz was waiting in a storage room, the plane with his delegation, which was supposed to leave for cairo, was delayed by an air alarm, and the passengers, in particular, the chancellor had to get out and lay down on the runway for safety, and then, accordingly, scholz himself was already transferred to the airport building. the next stop of the head of the german government is egypt, with whose leader he also plans to discuss the humanitarian rescue of gaza. the european union agreed on an air bridge with cairo, several flights will deliver medicines and hygiene products to gaza, and the first ones will fly this week. how to save eu citizens, who are among the hostages taken by militants, this topic was particularly raised by the leaders countries of the european union, which events in the middle east the day before gathered for an emergency extraordinary summit. analyzed the possible consequences of the conflict, such as refugee flows , and agreed on a unified approach to the crisis, and the attack by hamas on israel, condemning its right to self-defense, implying support for israel, wh

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i spoke to journalists, but here i mean in cairo, and also with the egypt degrees. it has in general, not contradicts the gods, but the difference in what egypt has reiterated in the cycle of violence is it is or it has gone beyond its right to defend itself into collective punishments. and so that includes israel targeting civilians targeting has to sort of fees the 5 thing, 2400000 people of the essential needs and to the fluid water, electricity, and fuel. now the shows was expected to push for the roof of crossing the only border crossing between garza and egypt to be reopened. has there been any progress on that? and so we were expecting that there's the same level of the same line of communication that happened between cairo and of european be there. and we did get that for the fatality theory. attributes commitment to keeping it open so they have never chose that on egypt. and side, but that is really weird strikes. i'll send you and border post to forward. it has force, it's closure at this point, hundreds of trucks full of either city. we think on the addic

i mean the reporting from a cairo for us. thank you. to israel as long small as strikes on gauze on the, on southern lebanon. the is really military, says it to august, it's almost the end has bla, infrastructure, and killed a commodity of another militant group. media aligned with a moss say several civilians, and one of the senior come onto as well, so killed it's riley defense force to seek these strikes are targeting infrastructure of the homos that was still in gaza. idea of claims to have good the head of the minute to branch off another armstead, a group, and this strikes it started, sees that through this group has been a long, but it started lebanon. bordeaux was also targeted, tyler clicked, i said you were trying to draft of that. you started the air force continue, the large scale strikes towards military positions of hesper, lot this organization before the rationale of these strikes is to take the, his pronounced collection and observation systems along the border and to strike them. of course, it is in her designation to

he visited egypt's president in cairo. he added to the total of 31 french citizens who have died in the gaza strip this month. tell us more about this macron-al-sisi meeting. what came out of it? quick they met this afternoon in cairo and communicated during a press conference. the thing they both agree on is that there needs to be humanitarian aid into gaza. they were both very clear on that. they said there needs to be fuel going into gaza. we just heard how badly needed it is there. they talked about hostages and the situation releasing hostages held by hamas, and they talked about french citizens not being able to get out, so those were things discussed there. they also talked about the destination of the war. in their remarks, also the differences came out. egypt is saying israel exceeded its right to self-defense, and what israel is doing is mounting to collective punishment. on talks about civilian deaths, he mentioned 31 french killed by attacks. president al-sisi mentioned more than 6000 gazans being killed, many

for more, we're joined now by here, i mean, a journalist with a f p in the egyptian capital cairo. but here, what more can you tell us about the shooting in alexandria? as, as now there, there is no one to talent. unfortunately, there has been very the changes confirmed where we have confirmed as you've cited 2 or 3 days and injection, tour guides. we're showing that the doctor confirmed 5 digits ready for an ministry, but it occurred as sort of sites that are doing. so if you have alexandria on those read the authorities that they were working through teaches to repatriate the group . i don't know, we don't have any further information unfortunately, including on the as really was fair enough attentions or high. i'm sure you can appreciate or authorities drawing any connection between the cairo shooting and the a mazda attacks in southern israel. as of now, now it's important to remember the role that egypt plays in a conflict as i was the 1st year of states normalize, relations played an intermediary role that's been incredibly important, especially between tennessee of and thoma

the german leader who is now in cairo is now in cairo, meeting with egypt, president of the fall to i'll see see what's bringing dw, correspond at matthew moore. here he's in berlin. matthew chapel shelves was forced to seek shelter during an error alert and tell a beef. tell us what happened. yeah, that's right terry. it was a fairly tends and so this visit for tons of shots and the delegation and it was shortly before. so i'll just plan was due to, to head to cairo. the air read alarms went off in tel aviv. and as we saw the passengers, including the german chancellor, where a lot created from the aircraft, we saw the images of the problem delegation taken cover on the tarmac. and i would say the could see as rios iron dome and to set for all kits from where the, where schultz was not among them on the runway. he was wished away to a secure bunk gun nearby. but terry, it wasn't just the one moment here. we had alarm seemed to throw the historic visit earlier in the evening. trans german sense of search was had to take show 10, a bunker and the german embassy. that was as he was missing