despite _ latest is from the crossing. hope has faded. despite the _ latest is from the crossing.spite the remark i latest is from the crossing. hme has faded. despite the remark the crossing should have been opening friday, with the coming of antonio guterres to rafah, hopes faded after he said in front of the gates of the crossing that there are still some conditions which hinder the free passage of the aid into gaza. but he didn't elaborate, he didn't say what exactly are these conditions. but expectedly, he later said there should have been a humanitarian ceasefire, something vital in order to help those staff going to accompany the trucks and drivers and the un staff. just even the people receiving these aid, the process is going on. seemingly these conditions are not met, and we have been following investigations. even what is reported previously about a partial ceasefire was also not clear. there were no israeli stance about it. this is one of the main conditions. the condition of not having hamas involved, which means the aid shouldn't go to hamas. observers said who can d

they have to gain permission on the gaza side to cross, and as i mentioned, the crossing itself on theaza side is inoperable because of the area of bomba bombardment. >> so basically what i hear you saying, foreign minister, is that if u.s. citizens or other citizens of other countries can get to that rafah border crossing from gaza into egypt, you will let them enter egypt. is that right? >> if all of the procedure has been dually taken, they've been verified their documents from the gaza site to cross, we will provide them all the facilities in cooperation with their embassies to get them to a departure point so that they can return to their countries of origin. >> so if -- assuming that u.s. citizens can get through the rafah border crossing into egypt, where do they go from there? will there be vehicles, buses, cars that can take them across northern sinai -- >> with their embassies to provide them transportation and that they will presumably -- they would find flights to go home on. >> so will they go to cairo? where will they go in sinai? >> probably it would be transport by road

by a new cross, which, by the way, has been going out ever since it appeared, the growing cross hasin remote the villages of the turov region also have their own growing crosses, they say that if you connect them on a map, you will get one big cross that protects the turov land. monument to kirill of turov, growing crosses and the foundation of the church. these seem to be all the attractions of turov, but it seems to me that there is still something to do here. there is educational tourism, there is tourism. there is industrial tourism, now i will show you a place that unites all types of this tourism, you won’t believe it, but it is in turov that you can move to italy, specifically for production italian cheeses, but in turov they are not only made, but also shown to everyone. olga, turov has several well-known attractions, but you have actually created a new, exciting, modern, interesting place where you want to go. who came up with the idea and how was this excursion to a factory that produces delicious cheese born ? we will be able to invite guests, some delegations, but all th

we begin with breaking news — the first trucks have begun to cross into gaza after the rafah crossingpened this morning. these live pictures show the first trucks loaded with food, water and medicines, depsperately needed by civilians inside gaza, crossing the border. it's unclear how long it will remain open. israel has agreed to let the first 20 trucks through. israel has sealed its borders with gaza. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is the only way right now to allow vital supplies in. the birder was sealed after the massacre some days ago. one big question is whether foreign passport holders and dual nationals — at least 600 of whom are american according to the us state department — may be allowed out for more on this i spoke to our reporter at the rafah crossing, rushdi abualouf. the palestinian employees who are swposed _ the palestinian employees who are supposed to coordinate this, they run the _ supposed to coordinate this, they run the process of taking the goods from the _ run the process of taking the goods from the egyptian trucks into the palestinian trucks and

crossing on saturday.e in desperate need? well, i think he can. these twenty trucks were something of a trial run to see if they could get supplies over, if israel could actually inspect the goods to make sure that there would be no contraband weapons, ammunition going to hamas. and the nature of what's on those trucks, whether it is just food, medicine and water rather than fuel, that hezbollah, that hamas could use, i think quite possibly for for the war effort. i think this and the issue of humanitarian resupply for palestinians is something that the united states can play a very constructive role in then and wouldn't have to put too much leverage and pressure on israel to get that going. david, your old boss, secretary of state antony blinken, today warned iran against any escalation of the conflict. but where do you see iran's next possible moves? well, my former boss was actually secretary pompeo, but i think that that we're seeing a deliberate campaign of escalation by iran, not only encouraging hez

goods crossing in the south. are both currently closed and they both border israel, which leaves the rafah crossing. now, this is the only one that doesn't border israel. in fact, it borders egypt, and the only current potential route to get humanitarian aid into the gaza strip. now, let's have a look at that in a little more detail on this satellite map here. 0n the right, we can see gaza, on the left, we have egypt. here is customs. here we can see the access road running through and here is the borderfence. now the rafah crossing has been closed since the conflict began. this is cctv footage of an explosion at the border, which has been verified by the bbc. but its reopening will come as welcome news to the thousands of civilians who have been waiting desperately at the border to get across to egypt. and on the egyptian side, we've seen hundreds of aid to lorries waiting to deliver those supplies to people in gaza. at the moment, it's a potentially dangerous place to cross. the us embassy in israel has warned

all those arrested for the attempt of illegal crossing of the border outside the border crossing pointswith signs of documents , the employees of the border service hand over to the police. andriy demchenko, spokesperson of the state border guard service of ukraine joins our broadcast. i welcome you. congratulations to the studio. mr. andriy, we know the situation in the lviv border detachment, your colleagues told us about it, how many attempts to illegally cross the border by men of conscription age were there during the entire time of the great war, or at the beginning, for example this year, along all sections of the border of ukraine, which are , if do you have these numbers? well, actually, i can confirm the data of my colleagues that such attempts, unfortunately, continue, they remain so constant recently, according to indicators, it is somewhere around 30 people per day border guards detain for trying to illegally cross the border as outside the border checkpoints, as well as at checkpoints, but now it is much less than it was in the first months , when martial law was introduce

whether that is true _ blocking back crossing. whether that is true or— blocking back crossing.is— is true or not is open to debate but that is their— is true or not is open to debate but that is their position. that is true or not is open to debate but that is their position.— that is their position. that is a nice segue — that is their position. that is a nice segue onto _ that is their position. that is a nice segue onto a _ that is their position. that is a nice segue onto a fifth - that is their position. that is a i nice segue onto a fifth question, that is their position. that is a - nice segue onto a fifth question, it is about that crossing. derek has asked this, there have been conflicting reports regarding the reading for the crossing remain enclosed. who is in ultimate control? it enclosed. who is in ultimate control? , i, ., , ., control? it is the egyptians who ultimately control _ control? it is the egyptians who ultimately control the _ control? it is the egyptians who ultimately control the crossing l control? it is the egyptians who i ultimately control the cro

speaking out the border crossing the u. n, she said the difficult situation required, extraordinary humanitarian measures. unfortunately, these is not a lot of movie many that it will put ice and it's, it will put, i should be in the water zone. and that is the reason why i have appeals. what are you manufacturing ceasefire is not that i can see that too many variants. these fire is a pretty condition for the manufacturing delivery we don't pump. the bottom is because the people twice, 1st because of the war. and 2nd, because of the lack of humanitarian aids. but it is clear that too many that ensues fire would make good savings much easier and much safer for everybody. okay, let's cross straight to tanya claim or a correspondent in tel aviv tonya. tell us why has it been so difficult to open the rasa border crossing and so he let the aid get through into gaza. well, i think he just heard it from the un secretary general himself. it's a extremely complicated situation, an active a war zone, and they need to be all the actus

20 already killed their friday, dozens were also injured, death toll from israeli aggression is now cross the 4100. threshold with more than a thousand people missing, presumed under rubble. meanwile the un chief has visited the rafa, border crossing between egypt and gaza in the bid to get aid flowing into the besieged palestinian territory. so these trucks are not just trucks, they are lifeeline, they are the difference between life and deaths for so many people. in gaza and to see them stuck here makes me be very clear, what we need is to make them move, to make them move to the other side of this wall, to make them move as quickly as possible and as many as possible, gootar trucks caring international aid for... gaza should be rolling in the next day or so, some 175 lors filled with vital medicine, food and water are waiting at the arafa crossing israel has cut off the supply of electricity, water, fuel and medicine into the beside territory, according to the gaza and health ministry, seven main hospitals are now out of service, un says more than million of gaza's 2.3 million people a

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, nobody crossed. nothing. there was another attack on the border. it is a total mess. a friend on the other site tells me, yeah. >> as people congregate towards the southern border with gaza, there are, of course, some cascading effects being created. i wanted to ask you one more question about the aid before i bring back dr. maynard to talk about what the most immediate needs are right now. i wanted to ask you about something israel has said, and more specifically, the former prime minister, who said that hamas is trying to prevent aid from coming in to gaza, accusing hamas of taking some of the goods that were left in the shelters that the united nations had to evacuate from. did you see any evidence that hamas is preventing aid from coming in, as the israelis say? >> i have not seen anything for sure. i cannot comment on anything like that. i think it does not make any sense, honestly, because the amount of aid that has been, for example, stockpiled at some united nations agencies is hardly enough

now there's been talking the last few days of opening that crossing. rafa crossing to lead a didn't to egypt, and also allow people to nationals to get out of the gaza strip. right. why it has that not happen? what conditions is egypt putting on to allow that rasa crossing to open or is it the is radius? who's putting the pressure on a roof or right now? is it egypt or is it these release? i'll explain to you. this is the only crossing border that to that is shared. 13 between is right and each from our part from the egyptian border. it's ok. and we have hundreds and tons of, of a resources to left into our brothers or sisters inside of gather. but the whole eh, the tolling comes from is right in part, the crossing border from our part is open and was older boys with colors of things waiting on the border. and is there a doesn't let that thing we need it? we need something to guarantee that it's rein, wouldn't let the human, he tire it into guys that so we said we're not letting any other a nationalities rather than the philistines get outside of that border. and we have foreigners, ot

the first aid trucks have crossed into gaza after the rafah crossing from egypt partially opened thisorning — throwing a lifeline to gazans. it is not known whether foreign passport holders and dual nationals will be allowed to leave. the palestinian health ministry now says 4385 gardens have been killed in the last two weeks, including 1756 children. these latest pictures show the first trucks entering, loaded with food, water and medicine, which are desperately needed by civilians inside gaza. it's not clear how long it will remain open. israel has agreed to let just 20 trucks through. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed a day. israel sealed its borders with gaza — imposing a total siege on the strip 12 days ago. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is now the only way to allow vital supplies in. 0ur reporter rushdi abualouf has the latest from the rafah crossing. 20 trucks are carrying food, medicine, and we understand operation room for the nasser hospital in khan yunis. this convoy is the first 20 trucks that crossed from a coming from the egyptian side to the pal

a percentage of these 8 trucks is supposed to be allowed through the roof or crossing the only crossing into gaza. not controlled by is we'll 20, you know, a trucks regatta, 2 and a half 1000000 people need assistance. 20 trucks is dropped in the ocean of need right now. i'm guessing on the other side of the roof, a crossing there is may him and despair even of southern gaza is where it is. we all told the northern guidance to go for safety sake, heavier strikes and con eunice in the south. and then the overflowing nicer hospital took in even more wounded for a critical care. there's no safety. there's no way to say think gosh, so how does it so you have to be ready to dine and to just stay in your house will be when there was a threats originating or uh, being conducted against israel from the south. and we will strike absolutely is wheels. army will soon move into the gaza strip. israel's defense minister told the troops massing on its border the oh my god, the i promise you that whoever sees guys are now from a far will see it from the inside of the oil. and it's really ground operat

cross nothing. there was another, the attack on the board that it's a tool that a mess and send on the other side to the tense needs. yeah, i mean the code is, uh they do. yeah. as people are standing then. yeah. as people come great, come great towards the 7 a border with, with gas is that they are of course, some cascading effects that are being created that nicely. i wanted to ask you one more question about the age before i bring back, doctor may not to talk about what the most immediate needs are right now. naturally, i just wanted to ask you about something israel has said and more specifically, the former prime minister. yeah. le pete, who said that her mom is trying to prevent aid from coming into gaza, accusing her mazda of taking some of the aid, some of the goods that were left in other shelters at the you and had to evacuate from. did you see any evidence of this nash law, or any evidence that her mazda is preventing age from coming in as ease really say us? um, i haven't seen anything a

that was that clearing up the crossing that is completed. so there's really no excuse from the egyptian side that they've got to deal with the damage, right. and what of that seems to have been done? so what is the delay now? it's only a few minutes, so i don't think we should worry too much about that. but what has been the delay in the last couple of days i've been speaking to you and officials. they think that mainly it's about israel wanting verification of what he's going to be on those trucks. but also there's been a lot of discussion about whether it is just 20 trucks or whether it's sustain data such. and i think that that is being the sort of negotiation that's been going on behind the scenes really 24 hours a day for the last couple of days. okay, thank you so much, james. that's james buys a diplomatic. it is a couple it spring and posting the engine list honey shiva. he joins us live from a hospital in con eunice in the gaza strip. and tiny, we've been watching. a smoke billowed over guys once again this morning as they were more

the crossing is now closed. 2 out of 201 hostages held by hamas are now free. the u.s. is welcoming the release of a mother and daughter from illinois who had been held captive by hamas in gaza for two weeks. a family member says they could return home to the u.s. as early as next week. >>> protesters are out in full force against israel's recent attacks on gaza. take a look at the scene in sydney, australia, one of many global cities where we've seen a show of solidarity with the palestinians. new york and london have also seen big crowds in recent days calling for an end to the violence. as demonstrations pick up around the world, in the middle east, protests are intensifying over israel's bombardment of gaza in the wake of the hamas terror attack on the country two weeks ago. and the cries of support for the palestinians caught in the crossfire is reaching a fever pitch. cnn's nada bashir has more from amman, jordan. we want to caution our viewers that some of the video may be disturbing. >> reporter: in down

, through the rafah crossing, through rafah, crossing .hrough rafah, crossing. there are other crossings with israel, but actually they are blocked now . so that's actually giving now. so that's actually giving him some kind of a fig leaf there. you know , cover himself. there. you know, cover himself. and at the same time say, yes, i'm but also he appearing to be saying , look, if we take any saying, look, if we take any palestinian refugees , that's palestinian refugees, that's going to be the end of the palestinian cause. and then they become refugees like since the partition in 1948, in reality , partition in 1948, in reality, they do not want hamas fighter to slip in because because of the muslim brotherhood terrorism. >> and basically, i guess the sinai peninsula becoming another gaza. >> not only that, all the terrorist activities that has been taken against the egyptian border guard and egyptian police guard will actually, by infiltrate us from gaza . so infiltrate us from gaza. so these are conscious of that . these are conscious

we cannot get by without cross-border relations.the border region combines spectacular mountain scenery with plenty of french-italian history. until the 19th century, this was the most important trade route from piedmont to the mediterranean. the northern roya valley was part of italy during world war ii, and the border was disputed until 1947. today, the italian fortresses are decaying. more than 70 years after the war, there's nothing to suggest that the french-italian border runs here. it's a border-free europe. southward, toward the mediterranean, the route leads past old customs and border crossings. french and italian, both are crumbling. first the customs officers, and then the border police, too, disappeared from the european union's internal borders. no passports are checked here anymore. or so it seems. but in the eu, the situation an hour's drive south at the mediterranean is only allowed in exceptional cases. for years, france has been guarding its border between ventimiglia in italy and menton on the côte d'azur. the fr

israel has been accused of shelling the crossing. cairo says it is not officially shot but can't operate because of israeli airstrikes on the gaza side. mohammed explains what a possible opening of the crossing could mean to all parties. reporter: the rafah crossing is the only way for people to pass between egypt and the southern end of the gaza strip, gaza's only lifeline to the outside world, but supplies coming to gaza from rafah require is rarely approval and only small people and vehicles are allowed through. another crossing is in the south, located where the borders of egypt, gaza, and israel meet and is the only passage for trucks carrying fuel and aid into gaza. hundreds of tons of aid from several countries have been held up in egypt, as the unc exceed deal with israel for their safe delivery to gaza and for some foreign passport holders to be evacuated through the rafah crossing. even in normal times, egypt imposes tight restrictions on the use of the crossings. rafah is sometimes open for humanitarian purposes, such as e

the international committee of the red cross has a| committee of the red cross has a team of over 100eployed, still trying to help and cope with the most urgent need, trying to fix the most urgent need, trying to fix the water system that has been damaged and is not providing water any more the last few days. trying to support their medical facilities and particular, the paramedics who are working tirelessly to take care of the continuous flow of patients. in difficult circumstances. there are thousands and thousands of people in this place, the difficulty right now is to bring the necessary items to respond to those needs. we have trucks on the way, so we need the access into the gaza strip to make sure the goods are actually supporting the people in these critical moments. the scenes in gaza and its 2.2 million people is having and its 2.2 million people is having a dramatic impact. the lack of water, lack of electricity and lack of food and also medical items is pushing the situation a very critical level. it needs to be resumed everywhere. it is an obligation for the warring parti

we understand from local sources inside the crossing that the computers— sources inside the crossinging _ computers and the systems are not working and they need to be able to run the _ working and they need to be able to run the system so they can process but this— run the system so they can process but this is— run the system so they can process but this is a — run the system so they can process but this is a very significant sign and the — but this is a very significant sign and the hope was started last march when _ and the hope was started last march when hamas started to release the american _ when hamas started to release the american hostages and overnight there _ american hostages and overnight there was— american hostages and overnight there was a lot of war and days and days without opening the humanitarian corridor. this corridor allows— humanitarian corridor. this corridor allows food — humanitarian corridor. this corridor allows food and medicine, techniques, being able to enter gaza and 500 _ techniques, being able to enter gaza and 500 trucks of different foods and 50

yet.- allow them to cross yet.uf, _ allow them to cross yet. rushdi abualouf, live _ allow them to cross yet. rushdi abualouf, live in _ allow them to cross yet. rushdi abualouf, live in khan - allow them to cross yet. rushdi abualouf, live in khan younis . allow them to cross yet. rushdij abualouf, live in khan younis in southern gaza, thank you. at least 1,400 people were killed in last week's attack by hamas in southern israel, including six britons. one was natanel young, a 20—year—old british man who was serving in the israeli military. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to his brother. natanel young. a londoner, a music lover, a proud jew, murdered by hamas. his brother elliott remembers a 20—year—old who still had so much life to live. natanel, you know, he just loved life. he had a lot of respect for my parents. he wanted to keep his people safe and defend his country. we're alljust broken. we are still coming to terms with the news. what will you miss about natanel? the last time i sa

the other crossing in the south is to remember. so then it's where the borders of egypt, cancer and israel mate, and it's the only way the truck's carrying goods fuel and i into gaza. hundreds of tons of items. several countries had been held up in egypt, pending a deal for its safe delivery to gauze and the evacuation of foreign nationals through the roof of border crossing and to the north of gaza is the risk crossing into israel, which is also closed while its bringing pellets in the engine list, honey shiva, who joins us now live from con eunice in the gaza strip. and i understand that you are outside the hospital that it can just bring us up to date with the medical situation there in the gaza strip. yes, yes we are, we are reporting live it from the, from nicer hospital. the 2nd largest of health public facility in the city of hon. unison. unfortunately, we were reporting a from rough at crossing, but we had to give back as quickly as we could do the hospital side because there were 2 error strikes me or by the the, the side

it's crossings into the territory and began to ask strikes officer. i'm asked launched turbo tax on october 7, killing at least 1400 people in the united nation before it's more than 3000 deaths and goes up since then. the water may be slowing, but there's no guarantee it's safe to drink. gas as water supply is on the brink of collapse. the united nation says more than 2000000 phase dehydration and water borne diseases as gases or runs dry. many have no other option then to drink contaminated water and then have the we often we b for to r a, b and we find out there is no water anymore. what am i a, how the water is life? no human can somebody with the water, whether it's breakable or not? no, no one can survive without water. the utilities bottles just to go back and find that it's not drinkable in the cells. gallons waited for hours to buy fuel. the population here has swelled after hundreds of thousands fled from northern gazda. i've been waiting 4 or 5 hours in dallas. they say the diesel has run out. we don't know what to do. we don't know where t

this is 0ma crossing, back to back egyptian —— rafah crossing.om senior officials that there are more coffins for dead bodies are among those trucks because the health ministry is saying that we have 1000 more coffins of the dead bodies among those trucks because bags that needed for bodies. most important, this humanitarian corridor that gaza has been waiting for two weeks, those people down there in this area waiting for these trucks to get the order and to start moving to somewhere. now i can see they will escort the 20 trucks to a warehouse and they will start to distribute them to the hospitals, to people who are evacuating. 20 trucks isn't enough but this isjust are evacuating. 20 trucks isn't enough but this is just the beginning, as we understand, from the egyptians and even from the senior official who said they are aware of this corridor, we are not going to involve distributing or observing or do anything. they have the right to come and they have said that rafah is between egypt and gaza. we are welcome any kind of aid or assistance t

what's the status as you know it of the critical crossing right now, that rafah border crossing intogypt? >> share ration we are on day ten of our military operation against hamas in order to destroy hamas's capability as a terrorist organization, as a governing body of the gaza strip, and as the organization that perpetrated the atrocities against the families of israel living in the surrounding areas of gaza strip. that operation is ongoing and we are striking hamas wherever they are, but focusing most definitely in the areas in the heart of their operations in gaza city and in order to negate their operational capability, pursue their leaders and destroy their professional offensive capabilities such as drones and so on. with regard to the humanitarian situation, we are taking measures in order to evacuate people from the north to the south and i'm happy to report that there have been hundreds of thousands of people that have adhered to our suggestion that people go down. and, yes, as you're reporting about the situation in rafah, i can't really comment on that because we are busy

there are 7 crossings around the gaza strip. all are controlled by israel, except one rock foot which connects cause an egypt. egypt controls that crossing bodies rel bomb dates on the 10th of october. and again on october, the 16th. since the will began, there's been conflicted information about when or if the crossing will open and people have been waiting. thousands of tons of international aid for gaza have already been pre positioned at egypt. i le reach at 445, columbus has from gossip. and the convoy of trucks, county essential supplies, is stores near the board of egypt, as reinforced it side to the roof of crossing with concrete rules. it doesn't will repeat of 2008, when thousands of people stole the battery from the gauze aside. the un says it'll only be able to distribute a, but there's a pause in the fighting, but to draft resolutions be humanitarian. c spa failed to possibly un security council. instead, us present, joe biden, broke out a deal with egypt opened the crossing for aid, and extracted a promise from mis

just enough time for 20 trucks to make that crossing much needed, of course, humanitarian aid to cross from egypt into gaza. 20 trucks we're told we're hereing from officials that before this conflict. something like 500 or so trucks were making that journey daily. so hamas is telling cnn that the trucks were loaded with medicines, medical supplies and a limited quantity of canned food. let's get more perspective on all of this. our reporter is monitoring this for us. katie talk to us. there was so much desperation, so much waiting for this to happen. crossing now opened. but it was very short opening. how long was that open for? >> i mean, really, a matter of minutes. we're monitoring here in london but we have someone on the egyptian side. the minute the 20 trucks got through, the crossing shut again. s that really a reminder of how tense this situation is. the agreement was 20, 20 got through. that was it. and of course, we know when we've been seeing from international ngo's they need more than that. 20 is not enough. but it's still something and some relief. we understand that ham

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we cannot get by without cross-border relations.the border region combines spectacular mountain scenery with plenty of french-italian history. until the 19th century, this was the most important trade route from piedmont to the mediterranean. the northern roya valley was part of italy during world war ii, and the border was disputed until 1947. today, the italian fortresses are decaying. more than 70 years after the war, there's nothing to suggest that the french-italian border runs here. it's a border-free europe. southward, toward the mediterranean, the route leads past old customs and border crossings. french and italian, both are crumbling. first the customs officers, and then the border police, too, disappeared from the european union's internal borders. no passports are checked here anymore. or so it seems. but in the eu, the situation an hour's drive south at the mediterranean is only allowed in exceptional cases. for years, france has been guarding its border between ventimiglia in italy and menton on the côte d'azur. the fr

the lorries are piling up at the crossing.dly they want to do everything possible to ensure that this crisis does not spread. as bad as it is in israel and gaza, if it spreads further and spills across the border thenit further and spills across the border then it is an even more dangerous territory. then it is an even more dangerous territo . ., ., a ~ ., territory. you are in ashkelon, the military build _ territory. you are in ashkelon, the military build up _ territory. you are in ashkelon, the military build up presumably - territory. you are in ashkelon, the military build up presumably they| military build up presumably they continues. have you got any sense of what you're hearing? this continues. have you got any sense of what you're hearing?— what you're hearing? this is day ten of this war- — what you're hearing? this is day ten of this war. ten _ what you're hearing? this is day ten of this war. ten days _ what you're hearing? this is day ten of this war. ten days since - what you're hearing? this is day ten of this

this the rafah crossing.ed by egypt. it is in and out of egyptian territory, not controlled by israel. it is this crossing where many aid agencies had hoped the exit and entrance into gaza would be able to commence, bringing much—needed aid into gaza and potentially at some point allowing palestinians with foreign passports to leave the area. the letter hasn't happened yet but we are seeing a small number of trucks taking in some much—needed aid into gaza. we arejust taking in some much—needed aid into gaza. we are just changing the picture it now and you can read on the of that truck, or if you are not able to see it it says it is a petroleum company. these trucks are taking aid into gaza. just to give you a few lines we are getting over the last few minutes, we note that these trucks follow on from 20 trucks that took aid into gaza yesterday. you can see the un jeep there as well with un personnel in there as well with un personnel in the car and talking to the person inside the car. the issue of course is

the scene at the rafah crossing, the only crossing now that is a viable one to allow palestinians outome foreign nationals out. that has not happened, so those people await any news, we are not sure if it is going to happen, but i did speak to an idf spokesperson that confirmed no ceasefire certainly at the moment. and this is the scene in tel aviv, where this plane which we are going to show you carrying the us secretary of state antony blinken, we are waiting to see him exit from that plane. he has returned to israel after talks with six arab states, hoping, we understand, to coordinate efforts against hamas while also trying to find ways to alleviate that horrendous looming humanitarian crisis in gaza. stay with us for the latest. live from london. this is bbc news. israel denies a ceasefire in south gaza. thousands of people are waiting at the rafah border crossing. the build—up of israeli troops continues near gaza before an expected ground offensive targeting hamas. the un chief says the conflict risks tipping the middle east into the abyss, urging both sides to pull back from t

, how did you cross paths, you know how i crossed paths, i worked, i work in the department of medicalvice, today we have 191 people in the service, these are 130 nurses and 61 younger sisters of mercy, today who are our wards our wards are elderly people, these are people with disabilities , these are... and people who need help at home, precisely at home, because if a person can, he will come to a hospital, to a clinic for some kind of help , that's who can no longer, then we come to these people. svetlana nikolaevna has already drawn your attention to the fact that we provide palliative medical care to people with hiv, people infected with hiv infection, but besides this, we should probably say that today we are actively developing a team form, this is when one person comes to one ward nurse, she provides medical services, the younger sister comes and is merciful. provides social services and individual assistance services, but besides this, a volunteer, which svetlana nikolaevna also mentioned, and this is not definitely elderly people, we have a lot of young volunteers, these are

but, despite the reports, the crossing remains closed. hamas and israel have denied reports they've agreed a truce in southern gaza. the us secretary of state — who this morning returned to israel — was in cairo on sunday to persuade egyptian officials to reopen the border point. but egypt's foreign minister is reported as saying the israeli government was yet to take a stance that allowed the opening of the crossing. these are the latest pictures from the rafah crossing, showing the build—up of crowds there. they are waiting for any news. i want to show you live pictures of garzo with smoke rising into the air as missile strikes into gaza continue from israel as they seek to destroy hamas, as is their committed aim —— i want to show you live pictures of gaza. they say they are targeting where hamas fighters are hiding all from where drone or rockets are being fired. i just want to show you some pictures we have in of un fuel trucks. they're leaving gaza for egypt. a reuters tv staffer says trucks appear to be headed to the kerem shalom c

but at the moment it doesn't seem that into this opening up the crossing of for people to cross as well. and what can you tell us about the situation on israel's northern border as well? this has been heating up a lot. the intentions has been rising. there, in the past 2 weeks, you can say there has been constant almost in the past days, crossfire and incidents between uh, southern lebanon and israel. uh, mainly uh, from parts from the uh, independence, she admitted some group has full but also some of the palestinian affections uh, operating down there is of course a lot of concern and israel that they might be another from that might be opening. uh, we also heard again that uh from the uh, is there any prime minister benjamin to, to know saying no husband, i would regret the day there might attack on israel. but again, also, you know, there could be other scenarios playing out there could be a miscalculation at the moment. it seems it's still contained, although there are a lot of cross for the incidents going on. but we do not know, we know how this was developed in the coming days.

it's a very complicated crossing, so opening a crossing under the circumstances, they need to be all parties involved so that people can move from place to place. it takes a bit of time to get people through the crossing. and also we have to say it is also very worried about opening this crossing because they don't want to see masses of, of kind of thing and then being refugees on the territory. so at the moment, um, you know, it's not entirely concerned when the crossing will actually be open for the people to move in that direction. what about the situation is rails a nose on frontier with 11 on? can you tell us more about that? what are you seeing in depaula stays ever since uh on. uh, the more uh started uh more as more incidents in on the northern border between israel and flipping on between uh some of the um, posting and section 7 also has the law and israel like unto time for me. so fire, and this morning the is ready, defense ministry, and the is where the army put out your joint statement saying that they intend to evacuate the residence of the northern for the towns and vi

we did not close down the crossing of rough ha. however, the repetitive bombing taking place and garza has impeded the way for the aids to reach the strip. and i have actually agreed with the present, it will be united states to open and get to the real file crossing to operate continuously and co operation with the united nations and with the palestinian red cross. it's on the, on why to actually distribute the aid across the gaza strip among its population. ladies and gentlemen, the world should actually the poor, the humanitarian pressure that is taking place. and we of course, reiterate and say that we've wholeheartedly deplore the forcible displacements of our brothers and sisters in palestine. and they are forcible displacement all the way to assign. and i, and this is a, is nothing more than a termination of the palestinian cause and is nothing more then and this as well uh, or presents the loss of, of, of efforts that have been carried out over the course of 70 plus years from the end of the transfer community and from the

it is very scarce there in the besieg uh enclave, this is the rafoot border crossing out of that 170 look at them as trucks, look at them as a literal lifeline for the people, the residential uh desperate residential population, 2.3 million gozans, joining us is now ashref uh shannon press be a correspondent there from uh, i don't know if i believe a khan unis, ashref, good to talk to you, it seems like 20 trucks are finally going to be allowed in, i know that is drop in the bucket, antonio guter said the whole 1775 are a literal lifeline, let alone 20, it's better than nothing, what's the latest on your end? well uh danny at 10 am exactly. uh the gates of crossing uh were allow were opened allowing 20 trucks to enter the gaza trip, they're making their way to uh the the palestinian town of rafah and they might send some of the trucks to khan yunis where they will be delivered to uh the un uh office as well as the palestinian request society as you said this is a is a small shipment, but it's it's better than nothing, especially when in gaza we almost have nothing, no medicine, no st

is no safety even when you're at the crossing, you're afraid, said on our way to the crossing. they showed rafa street we came it thinking it was safe nowhere, steve and gas or wherever we go there. shelly and crying, screaming and blood. we don't know what to do. we're coming to the crossing, knowing they won't open it. no 8 either for 8 days. i swear to god, no electricity, no water, no internet. we can't communicate or know what's going on. i mean, seriously, this is not a life. media reports had prompted hope. the title might open its border for foreign boss, but he does. there is no conformation yet, and many people the district to leave casa, willing to wait few belongings, their children, and douglas. and i came to visit my family, my sister and my brother. and i just like the coming days. and i want to spend like 2 weeks with my family here and enjoy. i enjoy value and with that, with, with the i kind of sleep man a bomb. the rest of the no, nothing, no, no life. you know? i don't know. i don't know they've been keeping all those people all over bedroom. they have like

we are still waiting to see if that border crossing, the rafah crossing into egypt is going to open today. that is what biden claimed as one of the success of the visit. they agreed to open this crossing. we have been hearing just in the past day that there are u.s. officials familiar. there it may not be today, it may in fact be tomorrow so clearly, that is still underway. and part of this is about biden. it's a classic tactic really that biden has done before. going on the ground, talking to people face to face, and trying to show that if he talks to people, he could come to some agreement. and that may impact how offense then unfold. that was the meeting of israel with netanyahu. at this address, came straight back to the u.s.. addresses people directly. the american people, and really he is putting to the american people that the importance of america playing a role on the global stage. have a listen to what he said. >> american leadership is what holds the world together. american alliances are what keeps us, america, safe. american values are what make us apart of another nation tha