he told me about the current conditions for civilians in garza as well. i can tell you that the situation is dire. having spoken to our teams on the grounds and they're seeing the, the facts, a cumulative effects of this lack of actual food water, electricity i released, i contained thought to be a large number of people who are being displaced. we've seen families, women as late people trying to walk the safety, but none of them not sure where to say, like know, many people are still sleeping in the open and nobody knows what's coming next. children are afraid and we're seeing people incomplete disarray. and right now the situation critical it is your organization in touch with also receives in israel, in gauze, or in more importantly, all they are they listening to what you have to say? well, the international community, the red cross, is the organization that is responsible for working and you monitoring systems during complex. so certainly part of our job is to engage with engaging dialogue with all of our sees with all types of the complex we have be

, which includes garza city, the heart of garza, were over 1000000 people are in this area and have to move a down south. they said that they have these to main road. so they're usually the main roads when you're in gaza, you traveler from the north to the south that people should take those. and these are some kind of safe quarters to travel to the center of causa or to the south. this is at the moment of what they're telling people there to move. because as a a, one of the, the army people, they said they would have hit hard and they're calling on people to move. but it's very, very difficult to hearing also from the, you know, human terry inside. i mean, it's not so easy for people just to move south and, and in this moment, that huge concerns from the un and from international a groups there about a humanitarian catastrophe in casa, what can you tell us about the conditions inside? as of right now, i mean i made is 22, okay. i to very few people. it's very difficult to communication and you know, some of them are actually moving from place to place in the past days, looking for a s

now in garza is to end the hostilities and full israel to lift it's full siege on garza, have foreign citizens been allowed to leave gas because that's what they were hoping for when the board is open. o, we haven't heard reports about foreign citizens leaving. the people should be granted safe passage outside of garza both foreign citizens, but also people and palestinians has been wounded, who are severely injured and who would require medical evacuation to receive medical assistance outside of gaza. that they should also be given guarantees of return and repatriation to gaza at the moment. so we definitely need to see a great a, a clarity on the opening of borders. and so these board is to be unlimited in allowing people to, to move in and out to receive urgent medical assistance back to the hey, there's been a lot of talk about making sure that the aid is just distributed. faddie who isn't showing that to who and, and show that as well at the moment. uh, we know that it's the un who is distributing aid. uh, but the amount is nowhere near enough to meet the growing needs of people

this trip mainly concentrated in the northern part garza city. but we learned from our source as well as the middle. the area of the central part of gaza strip was the side of even more environment in the air strikes, namely raised area of the city of theater by law. and also in the side of the area in the site. right. the cam was a site. busy heavy air strikes and an artillery showing within the past few hours then, and late hours of last night there to the northern part under heavy, our heavy cover of artillery as showing and tangs show uh is really uh military. uh, what seems to be a 2nd phase of this knowledge of this for ongoing. so this started advancing into the uh, the, the, the, this, the northern side of the city of bates, of the tunnel. and we just learned as well uh from our so is that there is a southern um, ground military, a operation. uh these really tanks moved from the eastern uh, the southern eastern part of java city and 0 her d. uh, area all the way to uh, the uh, western side of java city, its one road that connects the east

garza would be a close, big mistake. the warning comes as israel masses troops some time from the florida in preparation for a ground offensive. also coming off israel spent as strikes on garza with palestinian, saying the building over night was the heaviest. some attacks began last week following come on terrorist and told us his right wing rolling policy could be ousted from pallet itself to opposition. policies led by the task appeared to have one and not close to a new governor. following sundays electric, the manuscript is making a very well welcome to the program. the us president joe biden says that he is confident israel will act according to the rules of rule as its military for pass for an expected ground offensive insight garza to the south of gaza and neighboring egypt, a truck so wasting to be allowed in to reach for thousands of palestinians told by israel to move south, these much needed supplies comp flow into the goal is that until egypt a rough thought crossing is reopened now according to unconcerned

get in garza so far a while. the 1st convoy carrying emergency aid for gaza has crossed the border from egypt. the ralph of crossing reopened after days of un lead negotiations. agencies say the 20 trucks of supplies are nowhere near enough for the besieged territory. as israel continues its relentless bombardments finally, trucks moving through the roof, a crossing height after 2 weeks of a tightly sealed border aid workers say it's just the 1st step and the on the set of nice things. today we received around 20 trucks of a lot. of course, this number is not in any way sufficient to cover the humanitarian needs in gaza. and then since there is a humanitarian crisis in the strip, the deteriorating conditions require a lot more than aid. first, the aggression on gaza has to and then the rebuilding and because it can begin and the humanitarian situation of the population has to be improved. what is the seeing? well that incentive then this volunteers in dubai gathered food hygiene products and medical supplies to s

so from garza, of course, is also the navy, around gauze in the mediterranean. you have to attend the re from here the strikes on garza, so the war is going on. and of course everybody's waiting now to see what happens after this. uh, 4 o'clock deadline might be a bit flexible. what will happen next? or we don't know. we just have to to see what the next hour is here or ring ring. we will be keeping you posted here on dw, thank you so much, tonya, for reporting. that is our correspondent, tonya kramer, near the border with us us and china low is but the norwegian refugee council, which has people working in gaza. i spoke to her earlier and i asked her what she was hearing from her colleagues were working in the territory. we have 52 pellets to me and staff who are from and live in work in gaza. uh, i mean the stories that they are telling us of what they are experiencing, what they are seeing. we have no capacity right now to even be able to, to uh, give him a humana to provide humanitarian response. because our staff needs to focus on themselves giving to safet

in garza who was suffering from 2 weeks of bone, boardman and a siege that's been imposed on garza by israel. so we're calling for old crossings to be opened into gaza and full, unrestricted, unlimited, and sustain humanitarian access so that we can meet the growing needs on the ground . me talking about on the ground. why is it taking so long for a to come through? or simply the parties on all sides haven't agreed to allow aid to enter. there also haven't been guarantees of safety for 8 workers who are distributing aid and also safety for the people who would be receiving a. so it's good to see that some agreement now has been reached, but it needs to be scaled up and it needs to be scaled up fast because of the humanitarian catastrophe that's unfolding. so we also need a ceasefire. the longer this bombardment continues, the longer the volumes continues, the humanitarian crisis will just worse and by the day. so they're the only way to end the suffering on the ground. now in garza is to end the hostilities and full israel to lift it's full siege on garza, have foreign citizens been a

even if it was open, it would remain close to palestinians from garza where you and the secretary joe. i'm trying to get tara. she says the situation in garza has reached a dangerous knew that after those investor likes these may only be sales forces. have all of the palestinians in regards to the city and its surroundings to move to the sauce of the territory. moving more than 1000000 people across a densely populated water zone to a place with no foods. what to what accommodation, when the entire territory is under siege, is extremely dangerous. and in some cases, simply not possible. of course pundents una lc, it has made the journey from garza state to, to con eunice in south cause it just sends us this report for headache. now the 3 cars and another one. the okay. all right, i will assume has sent us this update, as israel continues to stride garza as the, as many of forces a bunch of different areas inside the garza's trip, starting with a fluid jet area in the north was because of strep distance. the populated area was targeted, but main. in fact, the majority of it sits and sw

and garza, this is why we need more, right? uh generally for those people or guardians responding to is really calls for them to move south of the bloody guys of valley. um yes, yes. and no, no, because i've heard accounts of people making their way to southern guns are realizing that life was not much safe for that. that was the concept bombardment, we have seen that you know, a rockets fitting and bombs hitting homes, residential homes. and then my colleagues told me about relatives who made their way back from southern mazda to, to northern gaza. and again, from northern go to southern guns. i mean there's this, that tells me there's no safe spot. there is no stay cool and i think how's the weather that is because of her faults? and that is because of, you know, the basics of life, the bread, the both of the food. and just to say here, finally, a rest bite in jobs at the moment is getting that food to our as a, as a now during the day, because there is just simply no child so you can get any sleep during the night. goodness

on garza since october 7, he's really ministry. he says it's carried out overnight. ground raid into northern garza, it says tanks and troops targeted most positions. the pictures you are seeing now were released by these really minute tre, that they say they showed the operation inside the besieged territory. funerals have been held for the family members of angels here a correspondence. while to do they were killed in and is really as striking central garza on wednesday night. while has sent his family from garza city to al new state road refuge, account of israel issued an evacuation holdover elastic f. it's all continuing around the wild european leaders on mission in brussels. they're expected to cool for the establishment of humanitarian car doors, and pauses in the bump. arguments of casa will not speak to step boston. she is live for us now from brussels, stepped humanitarian car doors, and pauses, but no mention of these fine. no mention of a cease fire at all and also no condemnation over the thousands of civilian death i

but for people inside garza, so the situation and that is, you know, to be on diet. you can say from his reporting from the ground is in guns is obviously limited. but what if anything, do we know about the resistance is really forces maybe facing from us while, as you said, is extremely difficult to to qualify this, but to be heard from the is really military. they said that they had to encounters um uh, and killed us dozens of how must militants that they were in buildings. uh um, somewhere they don't give specification of any locations obviously. and also how much has said they monitoring that there are heavy clashes with the, the is really military, but of course we do not know, you know, of the scope of god. but i think the further this will go on and as we understand, you know, they're really pushing ahead with this uh, a ground operation, also going more towards the urban areas. now if you're looking at garza city notes, it's, it's a densely built a city, a wheel here, probably more of that, that there will be more engagement of that sense. but of course we ar

otherwise people literally have no way to go from garza. well, there are number of questions on this on this issue. on the one hand, of course we seen the image is yesterday of people being bombed at the crossing. so we know that these realize i've also targeted it and they've threatened injections, which also calls into question who controls that egypt between palestine in egypt. right? that, that border rather the border is being controlled by israel at the moment and really has been for quite some time. on the other hand, i think there is also a growing fear. that part of what this operation could potentially result in is, is what people have seen as be kind of a 2nd mass exit us and forced exit us of palestinians. we know that this is certainly being talked about among sectors of these really political lead, particularly the more experienced candidates or politicians rather who are very open about their desire to expel yet more hundreds of thousands of palestinians from their own land. and so we don't want to see a situation in which th

know what's going on in garza this up to new. we have been subject to driven b escalation. 17 is commission since 2007, 5 of them they would emerge over was the last word was in me just a few minutes ago. it was for the want to be the water before it was august. 22 the the, the owner before the it was me 21. 20 live in be large before it was one to 4 feet . this is too much for the transport. i the area that the people that there's an over the think that the humanitarian assistance from outside guy nice to offer in the, in the last few hours with a more bombing and profit, even su, minutes, hearing aid is being prepared to, to be allowed through. do you think that the that in particular is all about control from israel? is always one, was going through garza and everything and big kind of but event whatever to come to guys or to get out to get out of gaza. you can imagine when 1000000 people from guys are 50 under not will forced by design the shooting to move to the self. there is no the for the last 15 days, there is no for thi

but these medics are now some of the latest victims of israel's war garza. after a night of heavy bombardment, the injured were brought to the ship to a hospital by any means available. some of their cliques enabled to hold back their tiers. the situation is good, that's sort of it for the last 7 days, we have a continuous flow of civilian division that was within the bid sweat expended many times though it's fully back now in the last. so what if i'm talking about the last i was we receive around 6 do to be live. one that they showed me is one patient said minute across garza number's dead and enjoy it. is rising to the sum of all the stuff inside the house. we found the bodies, bodies of children who had nothing to do with the will. they were safe in that house is nothing seems untouched. even donkeys are not spared in this densely populated strip of land. and there is nowhere for posting use to go south, continue to gather at their rough crossing with egypt desperate for way out. but those who are waiting can only pray. diplomatic efforts are under way to

can garza and lebanon. i'm gonna stay international size. it's verifying videos showing wind fos for san tennessee shells being 5 by these way. the ami into civilian areas and garza, it's use in densely populated areas, is considered a war crime. white phosphorus is used as a smoke screen or as a weapon ignites when exposed to air and condense for flesh causing horrific deformities. human rights organizations and international law or experts are urging the international criminal court to step off its investigation into a possible war. crimes committed by israel and thomas step voss and reports from the hague. after thousands of death in garza and israel called international just as a growing by today, well there are, let israel got away with the what happened now is really bad for israel. i feel sorry what it was also my ass occupation and 75 years of misery. human rights watch a leading human rights organization has urged the international criminal court to issue a formal statement on the escalating situation between this route and how much

how come garza is allegedly running out of everything right now? water, food, medical supplies, but, but not missile but not on your mission. this is why we want to make sure that nothing will end up in the hands of from us tell if i could ask you, please. because you did mention the fact that you said we will let aid in as long as it doesn't get too hot. moss: how can you enforce that? as that is a question to the military generals and everyone in the country in the, in the idea of who, who is tracking all the movements in gaza and trust me, we are doing just that because we're operating there and we will further operate to make sure that we will dismantle, how much will dismantle the military capabilities and will make sure that by the end of this operation, they will lack the motivation to ever curtis again, as they did. nobody in this country will never forget what they did to us on the october 7th massacre. we didn't want this war angle. as you know, we didn't even expect this. we were dragged into best buy how moss. and they are risking every

to the philippines. protests the hell around the world, demanding israel, and it strikes on garza the there's just gone 6, g m t. that's 9 am in the gaza strip. adopted 12 days of as ready as strikes and a siege costing of water and electricity and food agreement has finally been reached to allow humanitarian aid into the besieged enclave us present. joe biden says 20 trucks will be allowed to enter the roof of crossing from egypt. from friday, the deal was reached during 5 minutes visit to israel, and talks with egypt president as well says the agreement is conditional on a not being used by hum us of you and says, the humanitarian situation and goals that is catastrophic and says that should be no delay in allowing the 8th through hospitals refugee comes on. critical infrastructure have been found on tuesday night. hundreds of palestinians were killed in this riley as strike on l. l. a hospital in total. around 3500 pound students have been killed. many more have been injured to hold him in a mind will get more on the debt plastic efforts, but 1st the situation on the ground. let's

as israel ranch office compartments in garza and told civilians to get out of harm's way. but just how safe are they in the south? also coming up on the show, growing anger in the west bank with you when it says that johnsons of palestinians have been killed in classes with his really forces fossil p summit and cairo ends without agreement as original and western powers tried to stop the conflict from escalating into a wider war the clare richardson welcome as well as military size it will intensify, strikes on him, asked, controls, gaza ahead of an expected ground. defensive, more than 50 people were killed overnight and is really attacked according to how nice government sources. and meanwhile, the is really military repeated. it's warnings for civilians in the north of you enclave to move south for their own safety. but israel has also made clear that it plans to continue it's bombardments. there is dryly strikes ongoing phosphate density of hon. eunice matrix drenched, dozens of wounded to hospital. meteor reports the destroyed types of the need to you in school, which

ready live in garza and you know, that has the psychological effect as well. and that's what we're hearing more more of what has been speaking to psychologist say you're saying the actual people actually looking for treatment now is also rising. okay. and montgomery is the basis that from the occupied westbank, thanks very much him wrong. well 118 pallets and ends in the occupied westbank of being killed since the 7th of october and any 2000 more have been injured. also have made reports on the impacts. this continued finance is having on palestinians as night settles over the zone, refugee camp, where humans, i to set those a memo gets residents, the streets go quiet, the extended. so if you family huddled together in one flat, they originally from the lake area, the visa airport now stands of the lab. that was once their village had enough to be able to see that it's emotionally draining. i lived through the 1st and 2nd intifada. my nephew died, but now it's worse than ever. but definitely, every night i'm scared says 14 year old my mood. a bullet narrowly m

in garza city. after ordering the hospitals immediate evacuation just a few hours ago will that $8000.00 palestinians have been killed since the will stalls that a palestinian child in guns and was killed by israel. every 10 minutes belonged to the respect to the director of the outskirts hospital on the site and from garza, he says there's no reason for israel to be targeting the hospital. now use it face up. there is no reason in the hospital, there is no police presence, no military presence, nothing at all, just thousands of palestinians here, many of whom have lost their homes. thousands of others are seeking shelter in underwashed schools. and israel is targeting every single building around all cook's hospital. why is that? nobody knows me now. is all just every correspondent, honey. my mood who joins us from con eunice, inside the gaza strip. and uh for the for the last few minutes. uh, honey, i believe that you've been taking shelter as well. what is the situation like that now of the will

mold and paint styles and tablets. tvs and garza have not lost their lives. well, i have a half of them all women and children, and thousands of hungry and desperate palestinians break into un warehouses, taking wheat flour and other basic goods. as well as military oldest palestinians and the territory to move to the south. as it expands its ground, an error offensive in the news, the at least the 3 palestinian ends up being killed by these very ministry in the multiplied westbank . dozens move on injured the is $1300.00 g n t. that's a 3 o'clock in the afternoon in gaza. why is why the full size of bombing areas close to our codes hospital in garza city? after ordering the hospitals, immediate evacuation just a few hours ago. so let's go straight to our correspondent on the ground. you know, outside of the unit is on my apologies a honey bye. new to join us from con eunice, inside the gaza strip of honey. what more can you tell us about this evacuation order out goods hospital? it was a fairly long hours of this dave. the, the red crescent as the palestinia

in garza where the is really military has ordered 1100000 palestinians in northern garza to relocate to the south of the n k. within 24 hours is ready for us to say they will quote, operate significantly in the coming days. when the un says the order is impossible and would have devastating humanitarian consequences. in total, israel has now killed moving $1500.00 palestinians since saturday. that's when how much launched a surprise ministry offensive on southern israel. at least 1300 is raise, have also been killed. let's go to south what a commute, who is in gaza for us stuff. what i want to start with this morning from is well to get people in, move in gaza to move out in the next 24 hours. what are people the saying? are they aware of this warning? are they planning on moving? and how do they even move? well, bottoms up coming down on them as we speak. yes. uh you just moved. the question is, uh uh, every, every, every single person that he's on in the north. but the guy that said this is raising gun. i had been receiving lots of phone calls from my, my father, my brother, my fri

the gyptian bought a post near garza. it says it's investigating what happened, injection authority, say 9 people have suffered, minor injuries to at least to, to palestinians have been killed during a raid and a town in novel us any occupied west bank street. others have been critically wounded. israel has killed $93.00 palestinians across the occupied westbank since an unprecedented attack on southern israel by homeless fighters on october, the 7th to about a standing and so being killed. one is really a fighter jet, attacked to mosque and new york. you find westbank alley on sunday. israel says the sites and the janine refugee camp has been used to pot attacks. the strikers raising concerns about a dangerous escalation as need to abraham reports from ramallah. your rear is really ears struck in the occupied westbank target to palestinians in the most indigent refuge account. good. that is in bucklin. i was under this window and the explosion just after 2 am with the there's no place for us to go. so we stayed home with

ground, a salt officials and garza st. more than 2300 people have been killed since the latest fighting iraq did of the race to free a child after is really shelling in central gaza. the rescuers efforts were in vain . a child another casualty of the conflict. other gases have heated warnings and floods self after israel issued and evacuation order for more than 1000000 residents of northern gaza. families are taking shelter that united nation schools many traumatized from the journey. a la la la la. we are living under stress. you know how we haven't seen anything like this before. it will be, it's huge. you the, a massive danger on very many children as you can see, where should we take them? especially today when we plan our house. we saw burn tow cars along the way. thank god we're safe and that we've reached the south. i've met him, the less, the more they're not gonna near guys as border with israel is really forces are assembled for a ground incursion. israel has vowed to destroy the palestinian how mosque militia a

let me say 1100000 people were given and about to ration order from garza city from northern garza. and they've tried it was a large number of them have tried to head south. can you give us a sense of what the situation is locked out into in the shelters? all people finding any way to go anywhere that they believe is safe? well, um the current situation right now as it comes down to see the 2 gatherings of people around us, even in the display areas are the have been displaced from the houses. they went to hospitals in order to be safe and even to them. i did mention to school today, you 6 palestinians have been killed the jew to is ready compartments over the united nation. i pleaded the school in as much as the refuge account. the school has been talking to do that for you wanting cleaning the life. cleaning of a life of isaacs, palestinians, now of these kinds of violations, all of these regulations continue against the millions inside the gods trip. our schools, hospitals, medical themes, toners, and every single class of the kind of spinning community has been targeted. well, t

but of course, uh it is probably not enough for the 2 point. 3000000 people have trapped inside garza, also under, you know, heavy bombardment, air strikes is really strikes. they still also rock and fire coming out from gauze so. so we understand that this is all happening under the supervision of egypt. sions, of course, and the united nations night. and visions, i have said that at least a 100 trucks per day are needed because all the house being closed or since the beginning of this war, this is now going into it's a 3rd week and the shortage of everything. but from what i hear also from people in gauze, i say they need protection. they say we don't know where to go, because there is no safe space at the moment. in garza tonic time, a reporting that is rarely for us is that mean most stepping up strikes on gauze. i'm a mazda is still fine rockets of israel, as israel prepared as an expected ground offensive a moss as more than 50 people have been killed in the latest bombardment of the cause. a strip civilians are again being willing to move to the south of gaza for their own safe

garza and israel meet. and it's the only way for trucks, caring goods, fuel and a to very get into garza. hundreds of tons of aid from several countries have been held off in egypt, pending a deal for its safe delivery to garza and the evacuation of foreign nationals through that off crossing to the north of gaza is the edit crossing into as well, which is also closed but i spoke to ben law cup and see a, a spokes person for the international federation of the red cross and red crescent society's in geneva. he tells us about the difficulty in providing a to, to 1000000 palestinians on the siege. we are talking about to be young people that are basically in need of everything. so 20 trucks will be dropped to the ocean and is to be much more than that. obviously, we do welcome any aid and training in the country, but we will have to have much more than that to be able to the needs of all the people that i can get that those are in the south that all those that state more know. israel has been better off of cr

begin pounding garza as palestinians trying to get to safety. also being ordered to leave the money in sight. solved, is there a life? some dead also coming up. we shouldn't ignore. the dakota loops happens, it gains the bigger weasels, domestic relations with decisions of the un security council of the general assembly. russell calls for an immediate cease fire and accuses the us all type of course, the protection of civilians. incomes 16 palestinians, a tale fine. is there any forces in the occupied west spine? cuz they gathered to protest in support of the mon standing in solidarity thousands of people gather in new york and around the world in support of the public. the it is 9 am in gaza when moving a 1000000 palestinians of facing is radial to mason. to leave the northern parts of the in place, at least 70 palestinians were killed in convoys. and what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern garza, heading south are the latest figures, all that move in 1900 palestinians. and 1300 is riley's. have now died since how much launched its

and it has now declared garza city a battlefield. the scale of the destruction is blaine to see with the we want the war to stone. we lost our loved ones, our relatives are children. all my siblings and their children are gone. with hundreds of homes and buildings in trouble. there is hardly any place left for civilians to seek shelter. but temporarily communications blackout only added to the suffering of cousins. when he gets come on instantly, she was in a we could not check on our relatives and have you get down to the depths. and i, like i said, we've been calling them to check how they're doing a little bit last night. and we couldn't be sufficient, the people in the streets had become lifeless body and walk at, let's say i went on here and the thing to share this ryan has begun ramping up its ground operations. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the water and gauze off would be difficult and long mobile. it is friday evening. more of our ground forces entered into gaza, of the strong hold of her muscles to most of their sh

that's 7 pm and garza. i posted in homes continue to be targeted by strikes is where the army spokesman is cooling, this, the largest ever from baldwin to hit the target trade. i'm going to, i'm view is that the pictures were about to show the off them off of a strike or disturbing visa scenes from earlier from the jumping land neighborhoods in the besieged strip reports of mass casualties. from that so far, we know that around 560 palestinians and 800 as railways have been killed in the most serious escalation of violence and decades, as well, has announced a truthful blockade of the gaza strip crossing of food, fuel volta and electricity of note must be leaving. i have ordered a complete siege on the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel, everything is closed. we are fighting human animals and we act accordingly. what's happened? the account is the largest of 8 refugee accounts in the strip, densely packed with more than a 116000 refugees. not too far away as you and one elementary sc

m in garza and his riley as rise continue to pound the enclave as well as on. he says it has carried out small scale raids that have involved inventory and tank units. it's the 1st time there's been a ground a sold since israel attacked the besiege enclave 7 days ago. at least 70 palestinians were killed in convoys on what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern garza, heading south for the 1900 palestinians. in 1300 is riley's, have now died since how much launched it surprise attack. a week ago, a convoy of ambulances has also been hits and the goal is to strip finance strike a graphic images. have the med showing the impact inside one vehicle where a young girl was being treated just a wanting to view as you may find the following video distressing. the palestinian health ministry says they have been direct and systematic, a tax on ambulances, which is a violation of international move. it says 23 ambulances and 15 medical facilities have been hit 15 health, where kids have also been killed. they have been growing close as well to resend its order. f

here is uh, the minutes i just my home from garza city to center garza, i had the spheres immediately. is this end of the 1948? are we going to come back? so that's one thing, but on, on the other side of the it's, it's not the, it's, it's, it's, um, if there is any, since he is in house on the same day, i mean is there, i would not say the as a kid much. i mean, it's says for them, it's instead of petition and that's uh, there's a, you know, ben business that matters. it doesn't matter. okay. it's just the amount of pressure that, that the outputs on. it's on the to a now in that it seems it's not enough. so we have to even have to be seen in the coming days. yeah. so you know, how much more is the model of that session? is it only to evacuate their citizens or other chaos as friends are going to instead of going to the yesterday? because the minute they were saying that the window that they can go and, and, and actually cross, nobody cross nothing. there was another the attack on the board that it's a tool set of mess. yeah. the send on the other side to the tense needs. yeah, i mea

how does this go about what's happening again, garza? i'm with the people here say, he's be complete, an officer negligence on a cindy and laid out my load of bass tells stratford elsie's 0 remo of he is ready attack on the hospital in gauze that has spot angry demonstrations across the region and beyond. this is the scene in children's cap. so i'm, i'm glad thousands of protest is trying to enter the is really embassy compound demonstrations, police security barrier, but with dispersed by security forces tackle. so send hundreds of protesters onto the streets a team. this is cap. so think of it outside fonts, is embassy in june, this charging anti french and anti american slogans. and 11 and protests as rallied in bed with headboard. i have called for a non scale demonstration on wednesday and was just calling an unprecedented day of rage against israel. and the states has rallied outside the u. s. embassy in the lebanese capital. the holder was that the protesters are trying to break through the security cordon outside the u. s. embass

and i like my son leslie lives in garza city center. like in there, we mounted neighborhood and we were, they were in force actually due to be displaced through the southern areas. and um, the latest on save, like places during does, i don't seeing that safe because they've been like they were hearing mom being stealing all around. but we just, we don't know it's, it's like talking to like someone who's in the, i don't know. and just it's, it's hard to, to describe. but i just simply, i can't reach them. so when they ask them more than just the words asking them, but what, what did you do is they said, okay, it'd be just the words him, but actually it's, it's not the case it's, it's not enough it's, it's being known for. so for the kids like there is no safe replacing does, so how can citizens literally, which of the goals is like 5 minutes of benjamin netanyahu held the press conference earlier on. so today, outlining the expectations of the 2nd phase of the idea of operation garza. and what about it is last night? traditional ground f

garza intensifies the all the soldiers are short of mattresses. we think everything they need, we are organizing to bring everything rarely do can for, for money score. and why do you came through as well? go home us and to bring up your own home. and they are arriving from many countries . very say that's what happens. we don't believe about the things that we are going to fight them back if these really government says it's a $98.00, but it costs terrorists and $1.00 of the world's most densely populated areas. what is really a fucking to join the fight from all over the world? some of the javi was there. well, jewish unless i'm groups in the united states, say that hate crime is increasing due to the war and gaza in chicago. police, a young boy was stab to death and his mother severely injured by the landlord. they will reportedly targeted because of the faith, the suspect has been charged with hate crimes. boy, a palestinian american would a alpha you had just turned 6 years old. his mother remains in critical condition. well that's it for me

on garza, with food, water and medicine were all unloaded. the move few out of his way the conditions barring and as it gets as good a time us and the board was closed again, immediately. no way out. so those with far and passports who'd been told to gather that among them, the mother in law or scotlands 1st minister comes or uses people if goes a want to live. because and then they even pretty. there's no air a so so awards the children play and the days i tell you in the evening, my heart is broken. through the day israel's bombardment continued and goes and sits hmo buildings turned into craters. 3 generations of 172 here. this woman says, israel is only continues to tell civilians to himself on the trouble of money, 30 bucks to humanitarian conditions in the strip under control, we continued to stress that the residents of the north should move to the south and the humanitarian aid that went into the strip you will be delivered there at an international summit in cairo. jordan's king called any force displacement of palestinians, a war cr

i've always said there's a garza beneath garza and that is this uh, this uh, these tunnels that are underground so so that also shows, however, how difficult it will be to locate those hostages and to, to potentially rescue them. there are 220 hostages. that are held and garza that has been confirmed so far from the is really all me and mostly the, the families and relative said no, there's less than 10 minutes of that. they would have listened. certainly very carefully. what you had to say that was done. you kramer, there from jerusalem, you're watching dw news. here's a reminder of our top story, a heated section of the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister headed back and criticism of the bombing in gaza is real human ambassador, calling on the human secretary general to resolve. coming up next is dw business with rob watts and doubts about whether rushing natural gas supplies can still get to europe through ukraine. i'll see you tomorrow, the futurist. the global economy portfolio g w business b on here's a closer look out the project to analyze the flight for market do

for now, though, garza already on defined weights is well and weld powers. to take the next step. the homeless militants abducted nearly 200 people during the mass. okay. and as well, the mother of one french's by the hostage has pleaded for her daughter's release. i didn't know she's there. i live until yesterday. all i knew is that she's may, might be kidding up. um i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. she only went to a party to a festival, thought to, to have some fun. and now she's you guys. uh oh, correspond, rebecca, but his easy and he is why the city of the rock know fi from the border, wisconsin. rebecca, how can is well ensure the safety of these hostages and goes well bombing the tower dre as well. the short answer to that band is, unfortunately, they con, stay caught in show that the hostages that are being held in the gaza strip will, will be safe if we think they're in the continued air strikes and onto the re fi that's we're seeing, we're seeing those pictures pounding into gaza. there is no way they are trying. of course, they have set up a set up som

isn't garza as well? that's true, tom. but at the same time when the golf, this trip continues to suffer for over 10 days. we're talking about 12 days now of complete full scale war on because it's trip. because his trip is, has been in the cute, started off the everything. literally everything, water, electricity, fuel for electric, the food medication, medical supplies, equipment and a return. there is a continuous increase in the number of casualties every single hour and an increase in the number of display you send an increase in the number of people needing food and shelter, and electricity, or fuel for electricity. now, if it's that no matter how much d 20 trucks may see missiles in this lawyer situation, they are still better than nothing. at least they will be providing a little bit of for you. it's not what is needed. it's not even close to the amount that is needed in because it's just in this dire situation, but it is still better than nothing. and we hope that this could be an indication that more aid could be

he joins us now live from garza tarik. you're at a hospital too, and it's been very, very busy that i know today. supplies have been running out, tell us what you've been seeing. but right now we are central, the newer city, southern. the goal is this trip. this place has to be turned to a very big show. tough with more than a thousands of people who were fleets from the houses to the central areas near the city offset receiving different orders from these are the occupation forces to be back to where you the houses. now this medical center has to provide some different different medical services into the caps for more than 40000 counseling and living inside this, this church street. it's important to mention that we'd be increasing number of displaced people from the 2000 and central areas. and the goal is to start the capacity, and even population of this area has been increased shortly. which means that there is going to be much more likely to in multiple pressure on the ability of hospitals in order to keep providing s

to the same time these campuses are within garza. and so how does the chief but i don't think how much can be it. i don't have to take it from the press about how much is not just a group of 5 thought of sitting there and who gonna look that if it comes from us as part of the society there, they have support. they have families that have relatives have some, uh, social services. it's part of the policy. no so side and they are also into a spectrum other so yeah, they could, we can it. but the d. tom's auto woods may be the situation will evolve into a certain kind of new situation where that might be a political deal with some countries like saudi arabia, like cassandra egypt, jordan, where there might be some kind of a new uh the, the ship to emerge. and because of that, it would include some kind of remembrance of how mass right plus some crowds may be from the us bank and but not the policy, not a product. i don't think it's accepting the thing that talking about. oh yeah. because all the while people are being forced to relocatio

and the northern part of garza. and that has been given repeated orders by these rallies to remedies . they cannot the treaty more than 2000 inpatients, many of them, uh severely ill. their lives are hanging in the balance as it is. and they certainly company moved. and even if they could, there's no capacity in the southern hospitals, they're already completely of a stretched. we are also verifying and condemning a tax on health. we're seeing that we've verified at least 41 attacks on health that have led to the loss of life, of a live in health care work. cuz on g g we've learned of another 4 who lost their lives. just recently, in the last 24 hours, we verifying those and we know 16 injuries. but the critical thing and the thing we can do is get the supplies in the old medicine. so running out this desperate need for paint early, for instance, with all these people with injuries, just imagine trying to trace charged with bones who's crying in pain. and you can't do anything for them. we have the supplies ready th

for now, though, garza already on defined weights is well and weld powers to take the next step. how about the militant seductive new? a 200 people during the in massa, israel, the mother of one french's where the hostage has made a desperate plea for her daughter's release. i didn't know she is there alive until yesterday. all i knew is that she's may, might be kidnapped. i'm begging the world to bring my baby back home. she only went to a party to a festival, thought to, to have some fun. and now she's you guys uh oh, correspondent rebecca freighters, as nearly as many cars in florida. i asked her if he is right. the army is able to ensure the safety of hostages while buttoning the towers. right. well, the short answer to that been, is, unfortunately they con, they caught in show that the hostages that are being held in the gaza strip will, will be safe if we think through in the continued air strikes and on to the re fi that we're seeing. we're seeing those pictures pounding into gaza. there is no way they are trying, of course, they have set up the set up some groups military

the israel carried out an es strike on a hospital in central garza. this is the single worst attack on the besieged on caving one. that is, spunk, rage, across the region. as well, has blamed his stomach jihad for the attack. the accusation that the posting group denies. now the, as a talk happened just before the us president arrived in israel and to show of support. joe biden said he's received information from the pentagon that backs up israel claims that it was not behind the hospital strike. he also says that israel has agreed to allow a into goals as soon as possible, bob. at the same time, i will say that people are suffering greatly as well. the more the loss of business and policy the lives like the entire world. was outrageous, saddened by the enormous loss of life yesterday in the hospital and gaza. based on the information we see today, it appears the result of an air at rock and fired by a terrace group and gaza. united states on his cryptically stands for the protection of civilian life during conflict. and i agree, i truly grieve for th

she and her family a trump, the in garza city. i'm it the ongoing involvement that has taken so many lives of so many palestinians. we will be going back to going to the cities throughout the day throughout the coming hours to get an update of the situation. the for now though, let's go over to saw hire it. she joins us live from occupied east jerusalem. and so i've been hearing a little bit from the as rainy military this morning on it's ground operation. what more information did it release of the? yeah, well it was the talking, of course about this expansion as a cool, it's all of the troops on the grounds in uh garza and they uh he will. so this is danielle gary who's the spokesman for the minute tree. had said that the safety of the troops was power mountains. he said on the way that during that you gave little bits of detail saying that the uh they were protecting the troops from the idols. so from the sea, but more importantly from the effects, the v. like an umbrella, if you like, as the troops and tanks go deeper into the

as garza is hit with more air strikes and germany's chancellor all off schultz has arrived. and israel also going to show support for the israeli government. he also warns iran, and it's outlined against intervening in the middle east conflict plus police in belgium, shupe debt, a man suspected of killing 2 swedish nationals in the forty's, or calling a terrorist attack. the i'm clear, richardson welcome you. as president joe biden is preparing to head to israel on wednesday in meetings with the government, he is expected to reaffirm america's commitment to israel security. it will also discuss as well as war aims and strategy, as well as the need to protect the lives of civilians and enable aid to reach gaza . and this comes as israel presses on with air strikes and prepares free ground invasion of the enclave. its 1st light and the extent of israel's military build up on its full do with guns, a becomes clearer the troops to reggie as they prepare for ground defensive. the coach begin at any moment. over nights these ready defense forces continued that as strikes on the gu

the, the destruction and panic off to the massacre in garza $471.00. people are killed. option is really as strike on the audi baptist hospital. the color that nora kyle, this is out. 0 live from doha. also a head view, as president says, egypt has agreed to open the rest of border crossing into garza to allow in 20 trunks with humanitarian aids. that's announcement off the us present, met israel's prime minister as joint on counsel the us our summit plus us because a resolution of the united nations cooling for humanitarian pause in the concept complex. the a 6 am in gauze at west civilians, a still reeling off the end is really a strike on a hospital killed nearly 500 people. is the single wes attack on the besieged and close on one that has spot rage across the region as well. has blaine's islamic jihad from misfire rocket and accusation, the palestinian group denies. a little talk happened just before the us president arrived in israel and a show of support, job eyes and said he's received information from the pentagon. the backs up as well as the