let's cross back to cairo again, because we can speak to the egyptian food bank. hsen sarhan from the egyptian food bank. you are back in cairo now. what information you getting from people on the ground at the crossing? thank ou for on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having _ on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having me. _ on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having me. it _ on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having me. it is _ on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having me. it is very - on the ground at the crossing? thank you for having me. it is very tight, i you for having me. it is very tight, we are moving very slow. it is like a drop in the ocean, and we managed yesterday to get around 75 trucks in, and you are talking about an area that was receiving at least 50 or 60 trucks a day of aid even before the conflict. so now you have as everyone knows, more many people displaced, and getting trucks and is like just window dressing compared to what the population needs. and we have on the border now... we have more t

we can go live to the ceo of the egyptian food bank.hat is happening at the crossing. impacted by what is happening at the crossinu. ., ., impacted by what is happening at the crossinu. ., , ., crossing. today daytime, the camp at the crossing — crossing. today daytime, the camp at the crossing with _ crossing. today daytime, the camp at the crossing with our— crossing. today daytime, the camp at the crossing with our supplies. - the crossing with our supplies. yesterday we got around 20 trucks with medical supplies and medical supplies are the absolute priority. as you have been saying, we have more than 1 million as you have been saying, we have more than1 million people displaced now. excuse me but i need to ask a very important question now, which i think is the most relevant question to ask. what has happened in the last few days is a great recipe for never to stop terror. when you commit the perfect genocide every four years and the dozens of orphans with nothing but revenge in their hearts, when democratic countries choose to sto

food. u.s. president joe biden announced the egyptian president agreed to let through 20 trucks initially. >>> the israel defense force is warning about a hot spot for hamas in the west banke refugee camp in the city of tow carren. israeli forces say they've left the area after more than 12 people killed in a raid. 20 were arrested. they say it was part of an operation to get more information on hostages taken by hamas. the palestinian ministry of health says 13 people were killed, including 5 children. >>> in another part of the region, the israeli city of ashkelon is believed to be the most heavily bombarded in the jewish state. in the south of tel aviv but just north of gaza. as we hear from jeremy diamond, living your life under rocket fire can leave your nerves raw, even when running mundane errands. >> go inside. >> reporter: this is life in ashkelon. the most fired upon city in israel since ha mmas launched i first rockets 12 days ago. here, fear still grips some. others carry on, ignoring the sirens' wails. >> translator: when we're outside, we're very careful. and when we're inside, god is protecting us. every missile has an address. we don't need to be afraid. >