, the norwegian red cross, this year the funding for the italian red cross project ended, that is, itd we are accustomed to the fact that all the services provided by the belarusian red cross are to help our children, especially children from disadvantaged families , children without parents, children, disabled people, just... our pensioners, people living alone, people who are released from prison freedom, who are without a fixed place of residence, who are sick with socially dangerous diseases, such as hiv, tuberculosis and many, many other projects, they are financed by membership fees, and which are collected by the belarusian red cross, so i want to say that the overwhelming majority, the left-wing majority of funding for all these projects is carried out: with the help , with the support of our citizens, therefore we have carried out this work and will continue to carry out this work in the future, including not only without reducing the volumes, but gradually we will also increase assistance, because we work not only thanks to membership fees, there is also sponsorship from som

kerem shalom crossing there. so it is possible that they mo moved out from gaza from egypt into rafah and as jeremy said, maybe brought back much farther south to the nitzana crossing, but this process is under way including video that we saw not long ago of a convoy of red cross vehicles with people sitting in the back of these red cross vehicles. there appear to be both men and women inside of them, and it was hard to get a good look at their face, and obviously among the israeli hostages, we were told only women and children as part of the first group, and we have learned that there is a group of thai hostages and workers from thailand who were taken by the hamas terrorists some 48 days ago, and 12 of them being released also, and so we were trying to discern if they were in the back of the vehicles or not. once they move from here, and whether it is from the kerem shalom crossing, we do expect them to go to the nitzana crossing to the air base. what are you seeing here, jeremy? >> no, we saw the two helicopte

the border crossing. he said he's brought with him his dog, emily's dog johnny. he hopes that this will be the first step toward emily's recovery. i think he is deeply aware of what a long road ahead that recovery might be. but you can imagine, wolf, the emotional roller coaster that this man has been on, initially told his daughter was likely dead or was dead, in fact, and then told she may be alive but given no details. i have been talking to him throughout this process, and really, he had been given almost no information at all up until that list came out late last night, and today he's been in meetings with the military. up until the last minute, what he described as what felt like psychological warfare, not knowing whether she was going to be released, whether she's not going to be released. whether the release was going to happen, whether the deal was going to get, just a complete exhausting array of emotionis, but now, i think, for the first time he's really daring to dream that he may be holding h

the cross of christ is, if you like , a compass, a guideline for spiritual life. the worship of christ began from ancient times, the discovery of the cross is associated with the deeds of the empress her son, and of course, these wonderful deeds of the imperial family, which laid the foundation for the universal worship of the cross of the lord, today we are also grateful in our memory, and we worship, as those who showed the cross of the lord to the world, but also each of us, putting the cross in the form of a life guide, with our life, which goes either towards god towards heaven, or in the opposite direction , he himself either glorifies christ crucified, with an unreasonable thief and this screaming crowd at golgo takes the side who rejects the great saving sacrifice, or neglects it, even being a formally believing person, once again i would like to say that looking at the cross, we really must actualize your faith, connect it with ours. life, asking ourselves hard-hitting questions about where we are in this system of values, trusting in the will of god and

what you see the red cross — cross at the moment?cross are _ cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, _ cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, there - cross at the moment? what you see the red cross are doing, there are i the red cross are doing, there are just not diplomatic relations between israel and her mass, so there was hostages are handed over to the icrc, the red cross, to bring about through gaza —— there are just not diplomatic relations between israel and hamas. hostages in the move in gaza with the icrc, but until they are physically out of gaza and into egypt, physically or into israel, i think that will be the moment for its availability to confirm it because we talked about the fragility of this deal, the various things that can go run when it is based on a fragile ceasefire. what we are seeing and hearing at the moment is the icrc in the middleman role having received the hostages. there was a suggestion the hostages. there was a suggestion the hostages would have their identity

so how mass gives the hostages to the red cross, they are then put into red cross vehicles and driven this route they can't go directly from gaza into israel. so they come out into egypt first of all. they are processed by israeli officials. there are some key checks as well that are made at the moment that those hostages are handed over, their identities are checked, first of all, before the red cross brings them to rafah. we'll continue to watch the on your screens, the life pictures of the one crossing where we have seen the movement of some red cross vehicles. let's also talk to our middle east correspondent tom bateman. that happened earlier this evening, we have seen delays to today's exchanges, haven't we? absolutely, a lot of delay- — exchanges, haven't we? absolutely, a lot of delay- lt — exchanges, haven't we? absolutely, a lot of delay. it was _ exchanges, haven't we? absolutely, a lot of delay. it was supposed - lot of delay. it was supposed to happen at 4pm local time, that's what it is in the agreement, we are now, what, seven and a half hours beyond that, so a very very

we solve them crossing the rafah crossing, the crucial crossing in southern gaza into egypt. live while we were on air in the last hour and these are the latest pictures coming into us showing the latest step in thatjourney of pictures coming into us showing the latest step in that journey of that convoy of those hostages. the first time in 50 odd days, leaving gaza, crossing into egypt before they then head into israel for medical, psychological checks and of course reunions with friends, family and loved ones. let's focus now on the situation on the ground in gaza. specifically the humanitarian situation because this pause in fighting is allowing more aid to get in. something around 200 trucks a day. with that increased number of trucks and aid, there is also and increased assessment of the damage done on the ground. tommaso dells longa is a spokesperson for international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. what we have discovered on the ground is what i have been saying in the last two weeks of the humanitarian situation is simply desperate. of course, we d

of these crossings. this crossing here is significant, because it is where the israeli soldier, who was held captive in gaza for more than five years, he was released at this crossing right behind me. this is also a place where we have seen aid go in. this is a significant crossing between israel and gaza. and so we are waiting to see whether or not this could be one of those locations. i'm told that after they cross, they're expected to be loaded up into buses and taken to an air force base where we could have that first phone call or meeting with family members after nearly 50 days of captivity. a medical assessment will be conducted. from there, we expect they will be flown to one of six hospitals across israel, depending on their medical condition and medical needs. from there, though, a whole of government effort is really coming into place here, everything from financial to medical, psychological support, all of this expected to be provide to these hostages. we know that the israeli government has

to the nitsyana crossing and then cross into egypt and then taken by helicopter here to the air forcee, and so from here to here, and that is where matthew chance is, and they will be flown to hospitals around the country from there. that's the sense of this journey, this odyssey that these 13 hostages that we do now understand are on egyptian soil right here. that is what they will be doing through. and again, they have been in captivity for some 48 days, and some of them are children, and so this is quite an ordeal for them. let's get to retired air force colonel cedric leighton, and if you can comment on this movement of these people, and the logistics of, this and the psychological terror, and how excruciating it has been for the people of israel to know they were a few miles away this whole time. >> yes, john. from a psychological standpoint, to know that if you were a hostage and capture and spent so much time with these hostage takers and with the families and everybody involved trying to get these people out, it has been excruciating for many, many people from many, many count

is above everything , excuse me, the cross is above russia, while the cross falls over our country,untry exists, as only our country will stand above the cross, as our country will stand above god, then forgive what will happen our country? i perfectly understand the idea that the authors wanted to show, that here we are, together, and the temple and muslims are nearby, but for some reason they chose a temple without a cross, i sincerely believe that it was definitely not accidental, and especially this you know, it resonates against the background of the fact that putin literally started talking about the fact that 800 churches are being built in russia and have been built in recent years, this is really a great achievement, well , let's here in russia believers of all traditional confessions use support states, many guests from arab countries, for example, said the president, are surprised by the number of mosques and spiritual centers built in our country? and what did we see in these in this history, and these are quite interesting phenomena, because on the one hand, as if as an

hamas hands the hostages to the red cross. the red cross crosses the border with them.hem to the idea. the idf has an operational command center on the egypt side. yesterday in involved helicopters that flew the hostages into bitterly territory to get medical treatment. it is during that treatment that we actually see who these hostages are. we get to learn who their families are. the important note is we also get to see, who is missing? who has been left behind? when i was in tel aviv earlier this week i was speaking to multiple families of israeli hostages who are fairly certain that their loved ones are not going to be released because, for example, they are adult males. even that doesn't tell you the whole story. there will be, even after today, there will be more children left behind. more women left behind. these families are in an agonizing state a suspension. a few of them get some degree of relief. not even necessarily complete relief because they don't get every member of the family that they're waiting for. it is very piecemeal. the process isn't over until i

to the rafah crossing.aken out into egypt. and then back into israel again. that is the way it will work. as you say, we have these various sets of live pictures, we have the rafah crossing you can see on your screen now. we have so often seen aid coming in or people coming out of gaza. this is the first significant hostage release. bear in mind that four out of 840 or so hostages have been released previously to now, but this is something on a different scale —— for out of those 240. this is a release of 50 or so any period of four days. we have had it confirmed that 12 nationals from thailand have also been released, almost certainly agricultural workers, because when you look at those areas targeted by hamas on the 7th october, those qubits, the agricultural communities on the of israel, many are reliant on the of israel, many are reliant on thai workers who come to the country —— those kibbutzem. 12 thai workers have been confirmed to be released by an assortment. there are various pictures we are watch

the rafah crossing.soners are due to be released by israel. and pictures of a rally in tel aviv, friends of those being held by hamas and gaza are gathered as well as relatives with a slogan bring all back home. and in ukraine the biggest attack since the war. the biggest attacked by russian drones. that is what ukraine is saying as well as 70 were launched overnight. welcome to bbc news. 13 israeli hostages held in gaza have been handed over by hamas to the international committee of the red cross. seeing as we've been saying, hamas, the group designated as a terrorist organisation by the uk, had accused israel of reneging on the temporary ceasefire deal, by not allowing enough aid trucks into gaza. the dispute was resolved at the meeting between egypt and qatar. live to our middle east

to cross slowly. we will keep you updated there. >>> also, a large number feared dead after israel defense forces attacked a refugee camp. ed idf said it killed one of hamas' commanders responsible for the attack on israel. >> yes, ibrahim biari was killed and along with him are were dozens of other hamas combatants. they were running operations, military operations against our forces in a tunnel complex underneath the jabaliya area. i want to say we do not target the civilian population. we target hamas operatives and the fact that there may be civilians affected by the fighting is because hamas embeds itself under the civilian population and uses them as their human shields. >> meanwhile, hamas denies its leader was at the camp and accuses israel of trying to justify a, quote, heinous crime against civilians, children and women in the jabaliya camp. with us now journalist and former policy analyst rule a jab raul. i am not sure if you heard the interview we just had with the israeli official from th

but for now we know that the hostages are in the hands of the red cross and expected to cross into israel very soon. >> jeremy, we're going to get back to you. >>> i whant to goo back to arlette saenz. more good news, i take it. more very good news. we understand that this little american girl, this dual citizen abigail adan, four years old, is now in the hands of the red cross. is that what you're learning as well? >> reporter: yes, wolf. major and good news for the white house and the family of abigail adan. a senior u.s. official tells our colleague m.j. lee that abigail adan, that 4-year-old dual american israeli citizen is now in the hands of red cross officials. the white house officials have been saying they were hopeful that at least one american citizen would be released by hamas this morning. and now they do have confirmation that the red cross has abigail adan. she has been held hostage for past 7 weeks. her two parents were killed. shes had two siblings that survived and the white house hooz been working trying to get them home. she is the first american hostage that is being

the statement is brief but says the first british nationals have crossed the rafa border crossing into. open for a very limited time today to allow some of those who are injured to get help in egypt, but also foreign nationals able to make that crossing across the border. the statement goes on to say, we will continue to work with partners to ensure the crossing is opened again, allowing vital aid into gaza and for more foreign nationals to leave safely. the crossing will be open, they say, for a controlled and timed period to allow specific groups of foreign nationals and seriously wounded to leave. that is as far as the rafah border crossing is concerned. a development for the first british nationals able to leave the territory. but at the same time, those hamas attacks on israel nearly three weeks ago has left many families still without answers as to what has happened to their loved ones. we now understand that 14 britons have been killed on those attacks in israel three weeks ago, putting the number at 14 killed in the attacks. three are still missing. the weight goes on for famil

dual nationals and foreigners headed to the crossing, they were hoping that the crossing, they werehe gate of the boarding would reopen as it used to open for the past three days and there are more than 1000 dual nationals and foreigners got to cross through the gates to the egyptian side. but it didn't open. find gates to the egyptian side. but it didn't open-— gates to the egyptian side. but it didn't oen. �* . , , didn't open. and that is interesting because egypt _ didn't open. and that is interesting because egypt had _ didn't open. and that is interesting because egypt had suggested - didn't open. and that is interesting i because egypt had suggested before now, hadn't they, that for a period for about two weeks or so, people would be leaving through that crossing daily if they were on these lists and had foreign passports so it looks like that has stopped for now? ~ ., , it looks like that has stopped for now? ~ . , , ., , , now? well, as we understand, this is a art of a now? well, as we understand, this is a part of a wider— now? well, as we understand, this is a part of a w

is above everything, excuse me, the cross is above russia, because for now our country is the crossautumn. our country exists, as only our country will stand above the cross, as our country will stand above god , then forgive what will happen to our country, the idea, i perfectly understand, which the authors wanted to show, that here is the temple together, and muslims are nearby, but for some reason they chose a church without a cross, i sincerely believe that it was definitely not accidental, and you know this especially, it resonates so much against the background of what i literally started to tell here putin that 800 churches are being built in russia and have been built in recent years, this is a great achievement. well, let's take a look too. in russia , believers of all traditional confessions enjoy the support of the state. many guests from arab countries, for example, the president said, are surprised by the number of mosques and spiritual centers built in our country. and what did we see in these in this story , and these are quite interesting phenomena, because on the o

they crossed.nding all day talking to people there. people like, really, some of them, they were happy because they're crossing, but they're really because they're crossing, but they�* re really sad because they're crossing, but they're really sad at the same time because they left families behind here. and they don't know what's going to happen to them. but overall it's significant — significant the crossing was opened today, not only for dual nationals, but for hundreds of people, patients waiting in this hospital to be treated outside. because the hospital is overwhelmed by the number of people with serious injuries, huge pain, people with very severe injuries, they're waiting for their term to go and be treated in egypt. not only dual national citizens. why is the crossing itself so important? let's take a closer look. israeland important? let's take a closer look. israel and egypt have restricted the movement of goods and people in and out of gaza since hamas took control of the territory in 2

yeah, the crossing was reo ened crossing. yeah, the crossing was reopened today _ crossing.ay for _ crossing. yeah, the crossing was reopened today for the - crossing. yeah, the crossing was reopened today for the third - crossing. yeah, the crossing was| reopened today for the third day. the published list included 132 british dual nationals and some british dual nationals and some british people. the process of moving people every day, not everybody in the list could move because the capacity of the crossing is about 300 400 people every day. we understand up until now about 200 people have managed to cross. not all of them are british. there are some americans, some other european nationals, but many were allowed in today from the palestinian side into the egyptian side. the crossing is still open for another two hours, and more people will be allowed. not only the dual nationals but also some ambulances carrying people with severe wounds from this recent going on war. some of them left this hospital in khan younis, but we understand the evacuation plan is to evacuate abo

on the other side, hundreds while hoping for that chance to cross. but only those on their list agreed by israel and egypt would be allowed to do so. often mold in 3 weeks under is rarely bombardment and brocade. people here with desperate to escape to clean them, we are relying on gone and hoping we'll get out to our country and we feel sad for it, for its destruction, for our friends and loved one, the entire families were destroyed and her race had all murdered and if it weren't for what happened, we wouldn't leave thought about that as well as those allowed to leave for good. gibson authorities have agreed to a small number of medical evacuations, with ambulances crossing the border to retrieve the severely injured ones in egypt, they were taken to nearby hospitals. the treatment, garza's own medical facilities are desperately showed of even basic supplies and the overflowing with the engine. and why more a trucks were allowed through once again on wednesday, a group say it's certainly a tiny fraction of what entity daily before the how much the

the red cross vehicles actually passing through rafah crossing.i think people have become a lot more familiar with over the last few weeks. in order to leave quys last few weeks. in order to leave guys out there used to be in s crossing any northwich was used to crossing any northwich was used to cross into israel, but the remaining crossing that is being used, actually moving out of gaza is not an easy process, so there has been so much focus on the rafah crossing. the hostages need to pass into egypt before passing back into israel. that is why this process is longer. it is not simply about those hostages moving from gaza immediately into israel. it is about the egyptian dynamic in all of this they have to come into the rafah crossing to egypt, then returned to israel. just looking again at every little bit of vital detail. it seems those red cross jeeps, little bit of vital detail. it seems those red crossjeeps, perhaps of one of the thai nationals visible on the back of one of those vehicles. it is important to keep coming back to this point,

kate, that's down here at the rafa crossing.ean while, there are new questions about what happened to the jabalia refugee camp. israel said an air strike targeted a commander and saw it as a clear military necessity. you can see the scale of the destruction including this crater which israel says could be the result of the fact there were tunnels underneath that were destroyed. now, hospital officials do say there are dozens and dozens of casualties. these pictures reportedly of people taken from the refugee camp to a local indonesian hospital. there could still be people trapped in the rubble there. there has been harsh international reaction with some countries recalling their ambassadors as a result of this. let's begin, though, with the very latest from the rafa crossing because this is the first time we have seen anything like this, people getting out of gaza into egypt. cnn's melissa bell is in cairo. melissa, what's the latest? >> reporter: we went much of yesterday at the rafa crossing and what was remarkable was what wa

hamas brings the hostages to the red cross, the red cross takes them through the rafah crossing intopt and eventually into israel. but from the security people that have spoken today, nothing is guaranteed until it happens. so until that group of hostages which would be 20 people in total today, until they crosses into israel, really nothing is guaranteed, and the situation remains very tense especially because of this delay that happened today. yesterday was very smooth transfer, everything went as a planned pretty much to the time they said it would happen. today much different, we have this delay. according to hamas, they had this delay because they were a little upset with what they called was israel standing up to their agreement, their part of the agreement. they said that there was some issues with the types of prisoners who were being released, and and they also didn't like the fact that there wasn't, in their mind, enough aid making it to northern gaza. now, israel countered that they have lived up to their side of the agreement and that it's hamas who did not live up to the

but set of conditions today find _ crossing. set of conditions today find themselves - crossing. but set of conditions today find themselves in - crossing. but set of conditionsj today find themselves in while waiting there. we talked a lot on the programme tonight about access to aid, food in modern medicine, with the help of the able to get while they wait? the with the help of the able to get while they wait?— while they wait? the current situation as _ while they wait? the current situation as of— while they wait? the current situation as of yesterday - while they wait? the current situation as of yesterday is l while they wait? the current i situation as of yesterday is that their food situation as of yesterday is that theirfood rations situation as of yesterday is that their food rations are situation as of yesterday is that theirfood rations are minimal and they run out of drinking water at they run out of drinking water at the last time i spoke to her. and so, hopefully they secured some drinking water but the last time

cross into egypt and then head east with the red cross. this will be all monitored by the israelis, cross into israel through a crossing that's normally used to evaluate trucks and security crossing for goods. they will come into israel and at that moment the decision will be made, based on the condition of these hostages, to either fly them to the air base where we're at now or drive them. this is an air base that sits outside of the southern israeli city ofber sheba. it takes an hour to drive from the gaza border to this location and then from here they will either go by ambulance or to helicopters and taken to regional hospitals. the bottom line is israeli officials want to make it as comfortable as possible for the hostages. we understand they'll have a soldier assigned to every individual hostage. the soldiers are all women from what we understand. they want to insure they aren't putting these vulnerable mothers and children in a situation where they would fear any additional fear than what they've already experienced, the true hell o

we will have meetings with un officials and international red cross organization. some of the meetings have been held while others are on the agenda. definitely the humanitarian situation in gaza is embarrassing. amir abdullahyan also censured the us military support for israel saying washington's claims of providing aid to palestinians are just words without actions. we have heard. from the american foreign minister saying washington seeks to send around 500 trucks of humanitarian aid to gaza daily, but currently between 25 to 40 trucks are only entering gaza, one-third of this aid is water, lacking the essential food and medicine urgently needed by palestinians. the iranian forum minister made the remarks, following talks with the un under secretary for human rights affairs, martin gripit. during their meeting, amir abdullahyan stated how... resistance movement's preparedness to release israeli civilians in exchange for the end of the regime's onslot against palestinians. griffitz for his part highlighted the importance of this topic and thanked iran's efforts in

its own clear how long the crossing will remain. open people in gauze. i have waited for weeks for this gate to open towards egypt. and now it has within an hour, these ambulances, blood rushing through, according to the un, thousands of civilians have been injured and gone. so since israel began its war unto group, i'm off and i've done it, many of them critically wounded out an urgent need of medical case addiction authorities to 81 golf and a lot to go across based on a deals truck between egypt, israel and thomas. and mediated by cutoff on the other side, egypt has set up a field hospital to treat, enjoyed palestinians, and thousands of doctors have registered to help. at the same time, one of the deals in egypt are trying to get more aid into gauze on human mazda from today. 60 trucks of boston yesterday. amount of 60, the priority is for medicine to pos we'd seen children undergoing surgeries without understands you. these border crossings take time as vehicles and documents are checked to ensure safety that adds to people's a

hand reduced to come through the crossing, nowjust 20. let's leave the rafah crossing now. i want to annoy take you to a second large air strike i want to annoy take you to a second large airstrike in i want to annoy take you to a second large air strike injabalia. for the first air strike, hamas claims seven hostages it was holding have been killed in that strike. we have been killed in that strike. we have heard from israel, it has announced a 15 foot soldiers have been killed in gaza since tuesday. we have also heard from the un humanitarian chief, martin griffiths. he says these attacks on jabalia orjust the latest griffiths. he says these attacks on jabalia or just the latest atrocity to befall the people of vassar. naturally these pictures, this is idf released footage. they are showing the warships and missile capabilities there in the red sea. let's get this report not from a middle east correspondent. a warning, you may find some of this report upsetting. the long wait, almost over. this is gaza's main gateway to the world. and this morning, finally, it was opening

it's unclear how long the crossing will stay open . also coming up is real bombs, a target in a refugee camp north of gaza city. the attack kills at least 50 people and injures hundreds more. israel says a senior comm us commander was targeted and is among the dead. and in pakistan, a government deadline for an estimated 1700000 afghans to leave sparks a mass exodus. what will happen to those who refuse to go and why is the government doing this now? the hello, i'm terry martin. welcome to the program. the roof of border crossing and gaza has opened to allow some critically injured people to be evacuated to egypt for an passport holders are also being allowed to lead through the crossing. the move comes after counter appropriate a deal between us israel and egypt, which controls the girl crossing egypt is said to be deploying ambulances to the site, to take around 80 wounded people, to regional hospitals. and then other development, internet and phone services and costs have been cut off for the 2nd time in 5 days . so let's get the ve

they crossed.ing all day talking to people there, people like, really, some of them were happy because they were crossing, but they're really sad at the same time because they left families behind here, and they don't know what is going to happen to them. but overall it is significant, it is significant that the crossing was opened today, not only for the citizens who are dual nationals, but for hundreds of people, patients who are waiting in this hospital to be treated outside, because the hospital is overwhelmed by the number of people with serious injuries, huge pain, people with very severe injuries, they are waiting for their turn to go and be treated in egypt, not only the dual national citizens. a lot of the serious trauma cases in the northern part of gaza were of course the fighting is most intense. it's become the fighting. our correspondentjon donnison is in jerusalem. the idf said this evening that around the gates of gaza city, do we have an idea from a press conference tonight of what

>> reporter: well, this crossing is a really important crossing between israel and gaza. also a portion between israel and yegypt as well. right behind me, this is one of the potential locations where some of these hostages, 50 over four days, 13 expected today, could potentially cross from. it is the crossing where gthat soldier held over five years by hamas was held, was brought across into israel in 2011 after being held in captivity for five years. so this is a significant crossing. it is also where the ranan family, some of those two america american israeli hostages released under what hamas called humanitarian grounds brought across the border by israeli officials at this carom shalom crossing as well. so it is potentially one of those locations where we could be seeing hostages come across. my understanding is that once the hostages come across, they will be taken into buses to a nearby air force base. from there they will have the opportunity to speak with their families on the phone or in person and from there depending on an initial medical assessment they may

and we know that tomorrow is sort that the right the crossing will be over. open again, sorry, and more people will be allowed through. so it's a huge sigh of relief. but of course, many people still trapped inside with continual bombardment. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. are you crying? says washer, has cells more than 110 supplements in the past 24 hours. the highest number in a day so far as this year. the claim is not being independent. he verified president for him is that epsky has warned against expecting too much success. too quickly in ukraine's counter offensive fonts, his presidency menu and the hong has arrived in catholics done for tulsa, aimed at to post a cooperation funds, ones a to boost its profile in the energy which region cause ex dawn has image as a replacement fuel supply. a to russia since the war and ukraine started in 2022 pockets on has the gun, detaining undocumented migrants. the vast majority of whom i scan refugees in the southern policy shifts the government set a november 1st deadl

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they have crossed it —— it rafah crossing. received by it israeli officials.y significant delay as you said, we're expecting this to happen all at four o'clock local time. that is eight hours ago. the delay was because it seems by a dispute about what was in the agreement relating to humanitarian aid passing from the south of the gaza strip to the north of the gaza strip. the armed wing of hamas accused the israelis of effectively not allowing enough aid to pass into the north. the israeli military category denied that and said they co—ordinate about that, it's the responsibility of the united nations. it was resolved with the immediate mediation of qatar and egypt. about seven hours later the agreement schedule, the handover from hamas to the red cross of 13 israelis, they are eight children and five women. also four thai nationals in that convoy that you are seeing from those pictures recorded earlier. brought down, travelling south to the rafah border crossing and driven over to the egyptian side. i think what we're expecting to see is a similar process to

the rafah crossing.rt holders, the non—israelis would look like they have still been taken into egypt first of all throughout rafah. president biden indicated there that this was somewhat of a last—minute change of plan. he talked about one of the hostages being quite ill and needing urgent medical treatment. he said that when he talked about them going directly into israel because of course at the moment there aren't really direct route into area sunak israel. at the northern end of the gaza strip, the normal one is the one that would normally be used to go straight into gaza into israel. that was destroyed and put out of action in those hamas attacks on the 7th of october. let's get a little more detailfrom more detail from sarah more detailfrom sarah davies. thank you forjoining us once again. we do appreciate your regular updates on this developing stories tell us a bit more about today's handover. we here it happened in the north of the gaza strip rather than the south for the first time today.— the

that body yesterday will be crossing. we've also seen another list of about 500 people including 400 american nationals. so the thought is that they will also be able to continue and cross today. hopefully most of them will be able to get over. but we know that the, the number of jo nationals in the number, the number of people working for n g a is that are on those lists number, about 7 and a half 1000. it's certainly hopes that throughout the next days, around $500.00 people a day will be able to cross the process of complicated one, a dangerous one. but suddenly a sigh of relief for the people who have managed to get across. and for those watching, we have just been looking at the footage from the raffle border crossing in the situation currently there. rebecca, i wanna come back to you in southern as well. can you give us an update on israels offensive? it has intensified in the past few days very difficult for us to get real time information, which we are getting a piece meal updates from the military with the same c

to leave and cross and egypt. what 4 can you tell us about that? well, just like everybody else, we are filling the situation and we're waiting uh, what's going to happen. and we hope that people who want to evacuated they can reach safety. but for us at your organization working on the ground, the main priority is delivering so many cabins assistance to hospitals in gaza because they're running a critically short on this central medical supplies. last week we managed to bring some of the trucks in, but this is infinitely small compared to the massive scale of the needs. but. ready see, so we only are you expecting then that that opening of the gift of crossing the roof are crossing between gaza and egypt does open today. are expecting more humanitarian aid to float into a god. it's too early for us to tell. uh, we have been called, we are in constant, i look in negotiations trying to bring more supplies in this we have wrapped in preparation. we now have always surgical team that the writing cause are as posit op

/canada border crossing. right now the fbi is investigating a vehicle that exploded there at a security checkpoint. officials confirm that two people inside that car are deceased. you're looking at images we received a short time ago very close up of the scene. vehicle parts scattered throughout that border crossing. we have new information about something that's happening at the buffalo airport which is not far from niagara falls. let's go to pete muntean who is live for us at reagan national. what are you learning about the buffalo airport? >> reporter: we're hearing things change by the moment both locally, near the incident site and nationally. we heard from the faa that the buffalo niagara falls international airport is now closed to all international arriving and departing flights. this just crossed from the faa. no time when they posted this about when this would expire. we have also heard from transportation secretary pete buttigieg. he's been briefed about this, he says, also spoken with his canadian

the first british nationals have crossed the border crossing into egypt. it is open for a limited time today to allow some of those injured in gaza to leave, to get help in egypt, but also foreign nationals able to make the crossing across the border. the statement goes on to say we'll continue to work with partners to ensure that the crossing is opened again, allowing vital aid, as we have discussed, into gaza and for more foreign nationals to leave safely. they say the crossing will be open for a controlled and time—limited period to allow specific groups of foreign nationals and serious wounded to leave. the first british nationals have been amongst those able to leave the territory. at the same time of course those hamas attacks has left many families still without answers. 14 many families still without answers. 1a britons were killed in those attacks, 1a britons killed in those attacks. three are still missing, so the wait goes on the family's photos through britain still missing, but 14 through britain still missing, but 1a now confirmed dead. uk au

is above everything. excuse me, the cross is over russia, because as long as the cross falls on our exists, as soon as our country will stand above the christ, as our country will stand above god, then forgive me, what will happen to our country, i perfectly understand the idea that the authors wanted to show, that here is here at the same time, both the church and the muslims are nearby, but for some reason they chose the church without the cross, i sincerely believe that it was definitely not accidental. well , you know this especially, it resonates so much against the background of the fact that putin literally started talking about what in in russia, 800 churches are being built and have been built in recent years, this is a great achievement , well, let's also look, in russia, believers of all traditional confessions enjoy the support of the state, many guests from arab countries, for example, said the president, are surprised. and what did we see in these in this history, and these are quite interesting phenomena, because on the one hand, as if as an official, well, well, firs

we've gone so i will start with those uh crossings. the border crossing not being open. rebecca. um, it's only been re open for some injured and foreign nationals. so how are i so it's going to evacuate people that as they are going well we here, but they all slow up at the same time. it's a complicated process, but it's for the 1st time since this will began we've, we're starting to see a vacuum ways be able to cross that board. or we know that at least some ambulances have crossed already carrying what is expected to be a total of $88.00, seek an injured people across the border. this morning. there was also a list released of some 4 to 500 foreign nationals or 2 passport holders. and somehow this tended to work for foreign and g o is now they are also supposed to be crossing over today. and we've heard reports that some of them have. and it is expected that hopefully all of those 4 to 500 people will be able to cross over today. we know that there is a bigger list of around about 7000 to jew nationals or other people who work for n g o is that are on various lists and we've be

well, another busy day at the buffer crossing - crossing point.ell, another busy day at the buffer crossing today. l day at the buffer crossing today. several hundred have crossed the border. a new list was issued overnight and hundred 50 british citizens. this is the largest number of british citizens allowed entry into egypt. the scottish first minister's in—laws have crossed into egypt this morning and they should be on their way to cairo as we speak. regarding the security measures on the borders of foreigners who crossed into egypt are accompanied by army into cairo. regarding the humanitarian aid, 109 trucks have been delivered and this is the largest number of humanitarian aid to ever be allowed into the enclave. trucks are loaded with food and medical supplies but, as for the fuel, there is progress according to the un auntie said there is some progress regarding delivering fuel and negotiations are ongoing and something of progress can be heard. fuel is a much needed if not the most needed commodity in the enclave. hospitals are reported

the german nationals withhold also to stop heading towards raffle crossing. and we know that tomorrow it's sort that the right the crossing will be over. open again, sorry, and more people will be allowed through. so it's a huge sigh of relief. but of course many people still trapped inside with continual bombardment. just some of the news now and focused on has the gun detaining. i'm documented migraines, the vast majority of them all, i scanned refugees and the southern policy shipped to the government set a november 1st deadline for them to leave or be expelled. the policy has been condemned by right scripts. officials in both countries say over 100000 people left voluntarily before the deadline on the line at the top of him border between pakistan and afghanistan stretches as far as the i can see. families and trucks piled high with their belongings. wait to be processed. the situation they describe is dire. we don't have anything to feed our child. we had some vegetables yesterday, and today he has only had a cup of tea. so money talks, but we don't have

the red cross saying that it has not been made aware of any agreement to allow the red cross into visit with hostages. is there an agreement in place and has anyone spoken to the red cross? >> i would like to say that indeed the international community of red cross would be engaged in addressing and assisting the well-being of the hostages. we've been saying that for seven weeks and that is what needs to be done and they also need to be a part of the process of the release and of the assessment of the not being released. and that is the expectation and that is what netanyahu reflected last night. >> and you say that is the expectation. but what we hear from the red cross, there is no communication specifically with the organization about this plan. >> gentleman confirm that. that is not really within the realm of my responsibilities. but i think that that is the clear expectation from the israel. >> you can confirm for us that there are reports that the director of the al-shifa hospital was arrested? he was arrested perhaps with other doctors. was he in fact arrested? >> i can't confirm

well, hundreds more foreign passport holders have life gaza through the roof or crossing into egypt. crowds of driving through the border, but only there is unofficial list to being alive through the biggest group of around $400.00. well us citizens. the crossing has been open for the 1st time since the start of this current conflict between israel and how much does for to get out of gaza. russell border crossing is the only escape for these families. many of being that this bus to him and of hours waiting to have the documents approved and be allowed to board, the mixed boss heating across the board into egypt. i have an american passports. my georgia has one to my husband submitted his papers, but he still didn't get his passports. i'm pregnant. how am i supposed to get out without my husband? i appealed to anyone. i want to get out with my husband and my daughter. i'm just in the on the civil 100 jew nationality palestinians, foreign nationals and critically injured guys and have cross the border. egyptian officials say they will assist around 7000 people to leave. but the pro see

talk about the rafah crossing. there are two check points they would have to go through. >> yes, so the rafah crossing is extremely important because you have to remember that the gaza strip has been blockaded for more than 15 years. it's closed off on the israeli side. it's closed off on the egyptian side. very few palestinians would have the permissions to leave the gaza strip. but the crossing is one of those few class and now because the israeli side being closed and that complete siege announced right after october 7th, it is the one and only crossing. what we have seen over the course of the last few weeks is sort of chaos at that crossing, to be frank. we have seen families lines up day after day, including our own cnn producer among those families time and time again going to that crossing, hoping it open. there were explosions, airstrikes near the crossing. aid groups were warning that the roads were also damaged. so there has been a the great deal of contention, if you will, and tension around that rafah

my hood from the rafter crossing is the very latest on the scene that people are waiting to cross into egypt. thanks very much, honey. that's bring in time. i coming to professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies. so we're looking at these few 100 people gather the 400100, he said, waiting to cross into egypt. they've been wasting all ready for a couple of hours with waiting for 3 weeks. but in this latest announcements, it seems that the crossing is not going to be sent until all of the injured kind of students are also arriving at the rest, of course, in what fields and that as what spread. so this is going to open that more, more desperate palestinians people desperate to leave will be gathering out the rest across again, causing some social security against them. that little that's, that's a very, a serious concern. the things could get out of control. and let's look back at what happened to the so this seems to be like a very it of decision. and it was leach because of it's an outcome of, of obesity cushioned up in volt americans as ladies, the company governm