we are seeing clearly aid arriving into the gaza strip. it is needed now more than ever when it comes to returning a degree all food security to people in the strip. not to mention hospitals that have been denied all sorts of supplies in the past 15 month, one of the been seeing and hearing when it comes to this age, getting to those that need it most well as of the 3rd day of the ceasefire inside deal in gaza the, the gaza strip has seen a significant influx of humanitarian supplies, a delivery uh to the b c stair tray. we understand that on the 1st day of the agreements over 600, so to humanitarian 8 trucks was sent to the cause of strip. approximately $300.00 of them. what transport set to the northern regions? and yes, today the number has increased to 9158 trucks that we have seen a breaking the way to the gaza strip and they were carrying essential food items alongside with water bottles and essential medications throughout the humanitarian organizations that have been tile as to what came on the ground in order to mitigate aggravate

nearly ten times the amount of time inside the gaza strip, and i interviewed some of those people who were released from hamas captivity. and the stories that they told from the tunnels inside gaza were horrific. things of sexual violence, assault, threatening these hostages with executions. and so you just think these people who have been inside gaza for nearly 500 days, what they must have gone through during this horrific experience. >> harris: look, we know from some who have come home, and i know i have personally spent time with the parents of omer who lived on long island, and we recently got the message he did not make it. a young man who just joined the israeli army to help out before he continued on to college here in new york. so we know from some of them what may have happened, what was really playing out behind the scenes and how torturous it was, and trey, please stand by, we will continue to go back with you for reporting, and i want to bring in colonel darren gobbe, and you and i have talked all along about this and how we might reach this moment. but they're calling i

so it's a lot of i have order to complete siege on the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything is close, come, we have flashing human animals and we are acting accordingly. dylan's comment cements israel's attitude. this is north of the mass, but on the palestinian people between the nor on the 25th of october, israel pounds, gaza boy at land and sea. on the 26th, it sends in ground troops as israel, a tax, refugee camps and civilian infrastructure, capital egypt in the us try to negotiate to see sign the death toll mounts. then on november the 24, the break through a food a ceasefire was announced. initially it's seen as a success. it's when you twice in total 50 captives and a $150.00 pounds, sitting in prison is all released. but minutes after the c storm expires on december, the 1st israel, which means it's who the desktop rises, the guys that is becoming go get a view out for children. the international community led by the united nations begins to cool is a genocide. the systematic destruction of a people. israel

everywhere in the gaza strip, and when it comes to october 7th...t to ask you about october 7th. it was clearly military that day. would you do it again, now that you know the consequences of it? look, palestinian people are people under occupation, and i think it is genuine, and will — inherited in the including armed resistance. is not about the resistance, because the resistance is an act of defence, is a response. why not call the israelis dr naim, i asked you about october the 7th, look, resistance is a comprehensive approach. it could be political, it could be diplomatic, it could be by bds, it could be in the media, in the movement, in hamas, and with otherfactions, and with other palestinians who might have other approaches. the main goal is how to get rid of the occupation. to get rid of the occupation. we will come back to that. but what i'm wanting you to focus on, because you have never answered the question of the day itself. since then, you've admitted there were mistakes — you can imagine. cutting people's heads off is a form of tortu

they won in election and starting 2006, hamas has ruled the gaza strip for 19 years. do the people in gaza get for that? they got october 7th. that has led to, perhaps go to the finality in this conflict today. we will see like i said in the beginning, slow your roll because it's got a ways to go. >> sandra: live pictures coming out of god's have. tel aviv earlier where you see a lot of emotions on the street and likely to continue with the prime minister putting out a statement basically stating, no deal yet. we are hashing out the details coach about something could get done tonight. we are possibly going to hear from the president of the united states, biden in if not now certainly tonight. >> john: that would be quite the announcement if outgoing president who just given remarks on his approval rating. that number, i believe, right near the lowest point of his approval ratings over the past four years. if you are trying to hang your hat on something, if this really is a concrete deal, this would be substantial for that. >> john: let's look at the politics of it al

we amounts to ethnic cleansing of the gaza strip.— the gaza strip.e gaza strip. we don't know what president donald - the gaza strip. we don't know what president donald trump| what president donald trump meant by the words, we can only play the words themselves, on the wider issue you have been involved in the hostage negotiations in the first phase of this party will come hostage we still, israel has accused hamas of not releasing a certain civilian and failing to provide the agreed list of the status of the remaining hostages. how difficult is it at this time where there are still negotiations going on, and how did he actually work, you having been part of them? it is a dangerous period right now because the ceasefire is very fragile, the list of names, the condition of the remaining hostages, 26 hostages that are supposed to be released in the first 42 days according to the agreement that was reached with the help of qatar and the united states. there are a total of 90 hostages left in gaza, the remaining supposed to be released in phase two, neg

there was _ across the gaza strip. yes. there was a _ across the gaza strip. yes.e - across the gaza strip. yes. there was a strike that - across the gaza strip. yes. l there was a strike that came over from yemen which was shot down by the israeli military. the sirens were going off this morning. you're absolutely right, in gaza the fighting is carrying on right up to the last minute. we heavy explosions in gaza overnight and in the early hours of this morning. i think since the deal was first announced on wednesday night, there were 120 palestinians killed in israeli strikes. those last people to die, you know, some sort of peace or calm is in sight. they are not going to set. ida. are not going to set. no, absolutely. _ are not going to set. no, absolutely. thank- are not going to set. no, absolutely. thank you. . are not going to set. no, i absolutely. thank you. time are not going to set. no, absolutely. thank you. time to catch up on today at�*s sports news. there'll be a minutes applause at football matches across scotland this afternoon, as well as at manch

pare including the gaza strip and the west bank.— including the gaza strip and the west bank. �* , ., _ the west bank. are you prepared to sit down with _ the west bank. are you prepared to sit down with the _ the west bank. are you prepared to sit down with the israelis - to sit down with the israelis before the deadline they say next week comes into force to try to work something out? qt try to work something out? of course we are, we have been asking for information, asking for cooperation, we have written so many times to the government of visual and have not received a response, it should come into place in the israeli parliament injust should come into place in the israeli parliament in just a few days and we haven't received formal communications, but we don't know whether our whole application across the occupied territories, the west bank, whether this operation is going to be allowed to continue as of the 30th of january. indie as of the 30th of january. we are in the _ as of the 30th of january. we are in the first _ as of the 30th ofjanuary. we are in the first phase of th

, religious, cultural, educational ones, of the memory of their ability to have a future in the gaza strip. there is ample evidence of all of this being filmed on uploaded by is ready soldiers and gaza. but many international jar, and this doesn't really seem very interested the, [000:00:00;00] the, there has been a remarkable number of videos posted by is really soldiers on social media depicting themselves, pillaging property, mocking the death and destruction that they are causing. and most egregious lea, a torturing humiliating and mocking to turn palestinian prisoners local, pre, pre, the images of mass out as of torture, of palestinians of numbering their bodies, which is that i'm in a sense of images. one of us have seen from 110 and one of the of these images are testament to what about his opinions have long been saying, which is that this, this set to the gene is utterly violent. we saw the nature through which this genocide is unfolding in the gaza strip. they also showed that steam vitality and torture environments other disregards of human life, is a long practice history of v

the, the, the agreement of the, of human history and aid and human in a truck getting into the gaza strip anymore, most of the data from there, but i to see how this time impacts over 15 months of will on the goal. and so strip of left a devastating tow within $46500.00 pounds of students have been killed since october 7th last year. that's according to the ministry of health because of those killed more than 17000 have been children. gabriel fake, it does not include the $11000.00 palestinians, considered missing or buried under the russell. i'm all rockman is a fellow at the middle east counseling global affairs where he focuses on us for an policy. he joins us now from new york. right to have you with this festival. what do you make of this deal as well? again, it's the same deal. it's been on the table for many, many months. i think you know, it, it, it's problematic in the way that it implements in phases because that leaves room for the deal to be sabotage are not to be implemented. but overall, i think it's a, you know, a good deal that the ends of fighting, which the people's caus

as well as is really military designated the hour for people to cross to the other part of the gaza strip. it was 70. i'm out. in fact it actually started before 70. i'm, as people have started to pour into the area yearly hours, starting from 5 be of the area printed from the large meat wired into a really big area. we have the someone a display as the individual who is making her way back to the northern part of the step and have the last that i might to collaborate. some of the thank you so much, you know, through to taylor. how do you see, you know, do tend to go? it is very continuous feeling, grief makes the way and so we are delighted to go home yet we have lost many loved ones. however, we are very glad we are going to be, are you to united with the one who is left of our family? you know, our habit is a part of our homes are living, but it's good to be back. you have been displayed for 15 months. this is a very historic moment that this is filled with joy water didn't it, but to our homeland is still heavier home standing. no, our home has been live in the bed. we had a big bed t

i'm told as many as 600 trucks of humanitarian aid per day making it into the gaza strip, which we should note over the course of the last 15 months. if there is one thing that we have learned, it is that no place in gaza is safe. and finally, once this agreement goes into effect, gazans will experience at least a reprieve from the bombardment, a reprieve from this war that has shattered so many lives over the course of the last 15 months. truly an enormous moment, dana. here in israel, we will need to wait for the israeli government to officially approve this deal. it will go before the israeli security cabinet, then the full israeli cabinet. the israeli supreme court will hear petitions against the release of palestinian prisoners. but once all that is concluded, this deal will go into effect. >> dana, it is so nice to be able to report some good news, particularly on this absolutely horrific situation that we've seen for over 400 days in the middle east. mj, i want to go to you. you have been talking to your sources in the white house and in the broader administration. one of the thing

on day 16 of the gaza strip.t phase, they would begin to negotiate the second phase of the deal, which would involve the release of more hostages, prisoners and more discussions over the shape of a post—war gaza. how would it be rebuilt and who would govern it? a couple of additional lines i want to bring viewers. axial is our reporting a us official also saying a gaza ceasefire deal has been reached, so bit by bit, strands of information all seems to be heading in the same direction. let me bring you up—to—date with a press release that's come from the hostages and missing families forum headquarters. we saw pictures a bit earlier in the afternoon of those families in hostage square in tel aviv, and let me take you through what they have said. they say, in they have said. they say, in the light of reports about an imminent agreement, we welcome and deeply appreciate the return of every hostage, each one representing hope and relief not only for their immediate family but for our entire community. we urgently pul

can israel achieve still in the gaza strip? it is, there is no doubt that w o n d scotland was wo 5 deep because they used to come off as a really power. this was the 1st thing that we are losing people the so a big bully eh, eh, not only to explain why was to do this gross. the issue here, the way to here is it, well we loved allowing it because trunk the rich elsewhere on these land in this probably be flexible. we'll find you in the line. thank you for talking to us and bringing yes. the perspective the from israel out in the former director general of israel's foreign ministry, joining us from tennessee. we appreciate your time. thank you for all 15 months. so these are as well on guys as taking a devastating toll on its people. more than 46700 policy needs have been killed since october. the 7th. 2023. that's nearly 2.2 percent of the population of those more than $17000.00 with children. but the overall figure does not include the $11000.00 about a city and considered missing and buried under the rubble. several assessmen

untilthat charge of the gaza strip as well.ved there is still going to be a lot of difficult questions on just governance going forward. yeah, many questions indeed, just quickly, what are you looking out for next that will tell us which way these events are going to unfold? i tell us which way these events are going to unfold?— are going to unfold? i think something _ are going to unfold? i think something to _ are going to unfold? i think something to look - are going to unfold? i think something to look out - are going to unfold? i think something to look out for l are going to unfold? i think. something to look out for with your viewers is that as we enter into phase one, how will israel treat the implementation of even these initial stages of phase one, and if they think that hamas is not living up to the terms and conditions of the ceasefire, will israel resume military operations and conduct kind of strikes thatjeremy�*s clip showed, that even over the last or so, that dozens of palestinians have been killed. and nobody

trucks waiting at the rafah border crossing, some 600 aid trucks a day will be allowed into the gaza strip. under this agreement. that's a huge improvement and one that's very needed. you have to remember, it's not just the bombs and bullets that have been killing palestinians in gaza. it has been hunger, it has been starvation, it has been cold. so this will absolutely be welcome relief. it will also be welcome relief for the families of hostages. you'll remember that yesterday, saturday in tel aviv, there were gatherings to celebrate and welcome the return of hostages, the first hostages to be released should take place today. three civilian female hostages should be released around 4 p.m. local time. but that was the original plan. unclear at this time if that will be delayed as well. but i can't overemphasize just how much people are waiting with bated breath. really, for these guns to fall silent so aid trucks can begin to flow into the gaza strip, hostages can come out and palestinians can begin to return to whatever remains of their homes. >> yeah. i want to follow up on that. salma

it will allow for the passageway of aid into the gaza strip. much-needed with 90% of the population facing acute food poverty. it will also entail israel forces moving away from the central part of the strip towards a buffer zone and allow for the internal movements of displaced palestinians from the southern part of gaza back into the northern part. all of those elements have been agreed to. the more challenging part is what happens next and how you transition from phase one to phase two which is a more permanent cease-fire and the release of the rest of the hostages in exchange for even more potentially. again, very contentious topic. the release of palestinian prisoners as well. how we get there will be a big question. whether or not israel is willing to offer further concessions in terms of withdrawal and how much presence they want to maintain in the gaza strip. that will be a subject of discussion. they say by the 15th or 16th day , they need to start talks vis-a-vis phase two. we do know that phase one is going ahead. this marks the end o

and generally in the gaza strip. the is really military, as a has undoubtedly targeted the vast majority of a gauze by the function of hospitals during their military operations in the gaza strip. over the course of the past 15 months, they have a put out of service approximately more than $33.00 hospitals. and health care centers, of course the entire trip leaving patients who have been completely and desperately looking for an advanced medical surgery without proper medical cap for the for the current arrangements that has been made recently, it will enable them to receive a pump. surgeries that cannot be afforded locally in the gaza strip in egypt or other medical facilities outside garza, and for them, this step is seen as a lifeline. and they are expecting that they will leave garza tomorrow uh, from different geographical locations from district including mazda of hospital and the, the depaul charles to respond to the patients will be, is supervised by the w, a cio and coordination with the you and the egyptian

groups here instead of branding, were there in the hospital or in the streets on 10 sides across the gaza strip. and further in the northern part of the strip and the mossy evacuations on an area that has the berlin that the bomb for the past 15 months old and celebration of an end to this nightmare, it paused. these have been quite intense for people quite of draining as many approaches here at this broadcasting point. wondering and ask him in of the question about a ceasefire, about an end of the work. and finally it's happened. we know it's not going to be enforced until sunday and from the time of announcement to the time is going to be enforced. these are very critical times. then we're expecting a storage in the tax by the drones and by the heavy artillery isn't. that's what makes people do in the celebration right after 2 hours and go back to their tense because they know as nighttime crows then it becomes, let's say, if and very receipts to walk in the streets and drive industries to the, the 10, the 10 sites that we're, we're going to wait until sunday and see how this will play itself

these are the live pictures from the gaza strip. keir starmer and donald trump have agreed to meet soon after the uk prime minister praised the us president for his role in securing the gaza ceasefire deal. i'm lucy hawkins live at auschwitz one is the world marks world holocaust memorial day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz—birkenau. survivors in their 80s and 90s have gathered with the polish president already today at the death hole here at auschwitz one to pay tribute and remember the 1.1 million people who were murdered here. hello, i'm nicky schiller, welcome to the programme. we begin in the middle east — where thousands of displaced palestinians are returning to northern gaza. here are the live pictures from gaza. and you can see there are long lines of people streaming along that coast road, many carrying their possessions on their backs. residents were allowed to start returning on foot four hours ago. many are using this sea road. then two hours later vehicles were allowed to start moving into the no

control not only the west bank but in a weight gaza even if another leader is brought into the gaza strip is something we should talk about. you're the biden administration talk about a transition government in and gaza the abiy for third-party to come in and create a stable situation. that's nice on paper and i said talk about that the realty on the ground is quite different as the secretary of state said this week, they have been known to recruit more fighters they have popular support in many different areas. last thursday whenever this went through we saw the celebration in gaza there gunmen in the streets in the gaza strip they were celebrating they are looking at what happened as a victory. there's a real possibility that sentiment carries over into places like these areas that still have popular support among hamas. >> you talk about popular support among palestinians but we talk a lot in this the last year end a half there are certain instances of that. the truth is the palestinians in gaza, we've looked at the surveys are in palestinian fromn organizations and arab organizations,

this guy of the, the gaza strip. nope, abutment had no casualties reported over the course of the past few hours. but sammy, if we just take a look on what the real demands of palestinians ought to return back to their houses in northern cause, everyone is waiting for that moment. and we can also see at the moment, sound the better humanitarian. a told voice are still transported to the gaza strip . still these like powers of mice are we are trying to document these moments and to keep putting all of you is into the perspective of what's going on on the grounds regarding the efforts bates in order to mitigate the humanitarian crisis. so it's a moment of relief, a moment of more humanitarian aid to access gauze with a completely loud loaded waves of essentially humanitarian and much needed humanitarian supplies, including forward water and medical items. but we also understand clearly what this fridge aisles his file might really bring if there's going to be any sort of violations being made lake utah. but for everyon

don't also a head. israel continues to been bought the gaza strip, killing at least 50 to palestinian seems to sci fi d was announced. relatives of these really captives held in gaza, gathering tennessee, hoping the dean will reunite them with their loved ones. also ahead. can needs meet with the strongest, receives families continue to search for missing miners in south africa, despitefully saying no one is left on the ground. the thank you for joining us after a devastating war that scales more than 46700 policy needs in gaza. as well, and how much have we should cease by agreement? the data includes the release of these really capt is being held in gaza and is expected to take place in 3 stages. but these are the cabinet still needs to approve it. thousands of palestinians across guys i have been celebrating many a whole for the did will end the war. but these really military has showed no signs of stopping is from bergman until the agreement comes into effect on sunday. is carried out in tens. this strikes across guys can at least 52 palestinians and entering diamonds more the fam

we have what and it's a very smooth and cornerstone to flo humanitarian a trucks to the gaza strip. for our truck, we're seeing boat, we are right now close to that buddha box. we are trying to take a ultimate precautions in order to be away from the areas that they use. wait a minute. troy has a sort of existence. but this way, usually how you're going to tear in a troops past pipe. and we understand that since the agreement began a 3 to 3 days ago, the numbers of a humanitarian 812 allowed to enter the gaza strip has passed. more than 2400 the humanitarian, a troops that went carrying food votes and medical supplies, and a few. and we understand it completely. but as we are talking right now to you with they are, there are more humanitarian. 8 trucks are right now on the way to the gaza strip. let me step out of the frame to help you to see these humanitarian troops that are right now, trying to be secure. but how mazda is police their existence right now? has it mitigated dilutes in cases and impose to improve the humanitarian condition? basically, these thoughts all the humanita

the terms of the ceasefire deal, 600 trucks of humanitarian aid will be allowed to get into the gaza stripay. what do you believe is the most urgent necessity on those trucks in terms of the health care facilities in gaza? the health care facilities need almost everything. just imagine, i once finished operating, an operation performed on a casualty. there was no piece of paper to write operation notes on. it is that level of blockade that people in gaza have endured over the past 15 months. a doctor with a vivid description of the situation on the ground in gaza. authorities say more than 10,000 people have been killed. a report in the lancet medicaljournal last the lancet medical journal last week the lancet medicaljournal last week suggested that number is a huge understatement. political machinations go on here. two cabinet ministers in israel have threatened to resign if the cabinet votes through the deal. but they say they will not actually withdraw from government altogether unless the israeli government actually refuses to continue the war in gaza after the first phase of the cease

but basically the uh, what has been so important to to mention is that the gaza strip needs more food, more, uh, human it, terry and items and the, uh, the, the affordability of all sorts of central medical equipment following the destruction of gauze as hospitals in the north and in the gods of 62 and the reconstruction process as well, including own materials related to that. for example, concrete meet as p o and all sorts of humanitarian mississippi's will be absolute. the required and the next phase in order to provide the gaza strip with a window of hope that will provide them a sense of a jump, put relief on the ground waiting for 4 and 5 minutes. last thing, fees as to 1000000000. so i'll look into those all in sage, the hopes and the concern surrounding this c spy, a captive deal topic. i've seen in durham by many sides. okay, let's take a look at the deal in a much more detailed castle. egypt in the us will monitor the implementation of the agreement during the 1st stage, which will take 6 weeks. a mouse will release. $33.00 is already come to us, including children, female s

my underlying assumption is that israel were retained military security responsibility for the gaza strip foreseeable future, especially as hamas remains a serious power in gaza. carl: michael, former israeli ambassador to the u.s., always great to get your perspective. michael: thank you. carl: america's new top diplomat is were poorly poised to pause u.s. aid to all countries aside from israel and egypt, according to a state department memo. secretary of state marco rubio reportedly made that move pending a review period, leaving the fate of hundreds of u.s. foreign aid contracts also up in the air. an unusual powerful atlantic storm has been bettering ireland and parts of the u.k.. amber warnings remained in place in scotland, northern ireland and northern england with millions of people urged to stay home with gusts up to 100 miles per hour, 160 kilometers per hour. in ireland, 250,000 homes and businesses are still without power. meteorologist say the wind gusts were the strongest ever recorded. our correspondent reports. >> this is what life-threatening weather looks and sounds like

partners in order to make sure that this deal is implemented in full and that calm returns to the gaza strip in a sustainable manner. and we will never give up the people of gaza. thank you. first question sky news from sky news. >> congratulations. this is a huge moment for you, as you say, have been working on this deal for many months. and the question is why now? why this moment? >> and was it pressure from the incoming trump administration that got it over the line? >> thank you. >> well, thank you very much for this question. actually, we've been raising the question of the right moment for the entire period since the collapse of the first phase, but we have seen a momentum that started to build in the last month, and we kept pushing for that, working together very closely with our partners. and i can say that what we have seen from the us in the past few days, seeing a collaboration transcending both administration, was a clear demonstration for the commitment of the us to reach to that deal. and i really would like to thank both the envoys who are here with us in the last couple of d

and so getting fuel into the gaza strip to enable the power plants to work is also key and having a much larger access to medical services to medicines and to more complicated consultations and surgery therefore, rebuilding the hospitals is key for public health for specialized care. how easy has it been to negotiate the movement to such a be full the ceasefire and the relationship for new white house with the as riley's to what we're seeing now. and what your telling us about. it's about the number of a trucks that have been able to get into the gaza strip as a whole post to cease fire. the fits been excruciating, negotiating humanitarian days into a god, because aids has been uh, politicized. the weaponized which should not happen. the access of people to basic fluid water and medical supplies should not be part of any negotiations, but here we are a few days 99 days into the ceasefire, where the massive and search or so it's described in reality, the deal calls for $600.00 trucks of a per day that is the bare minimum for people and goes up to survive on prior to the war. so 15 months

what people, the palestinians in the gaza strip hall moving further knolls, tools, submit southern colorado. uh honey. you were talking to us a little while before. uh, as morning broke, that people had been literally out in the cold full most of the night, waiting for the green light to move the dual. just tell us what you can see right now in terms of the numbers of people that are heading tools. most garza a yes, well as the day progresses, we're seeing more people coming to this area just compared to the number that we see in the 3rd day of the work on over and over roman, gathering the people at this point. but as of now, it was then not only the double or triple, the number was the in more children, more women, more elderly are here. and people who are in areas like other mosby and other parts of the southern part of the strip, the close the road that the western part of the central area started to pour in into this area and continue to walk with the people just walk in without carrying any of the stuff that they had for the past 15 months on the other. how was the and people to getti

the mass civilians killing a destruction of their livelihood across the gaza strip to the point. people were not given the time to grieve engine free of the properly, even over the bodies of their loved ones, then and relatives that we used to see here. we had a moments where people at 1st bid for well in the morning and in the evening we, we, we would see them laid on the ground, and other people are bidding farewell to them. this continued for the past months of the work continue, due to surgeon, we see an entire family has lost their life. and since people are the sole survivors of all their whole entire family after this, they got killed just this morning. within this happening with the whole entire family and their bella city. but what was interesting really here, the to how people reacted here the scenes of, of mothers who are shows are, and inside deluxe, the husband, inside, where a very heart breaking of a motion. i've never seen that there been that emotion in my life, but seeing a mother hugging and kissing the going down on her knees for it and give it and bracing her

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more than 915 trucks that were sent to the gaza strip over the course of the past 4 to 8 hours. but apparently, these trucks continue to prick its way to the headquarters in denver at 10 back off . so unloading their capacity to be crossing board as an order to carry more aides in order to provide a free trial to provide a sense of help for civilian spots. it's understood that the, uh, the uh, the admin speeds of cost is population continues to immediately enable them to gain more sorts of human to terminate supplies for the united nations. i said that the, the, the, the sustain delivery of humanitarian aid, what help palestinians to receive their needs, bought this pay you of a human to terminate to. 7 to get to the gaza strips cannot be sufficient and they are recording for most caleb of these trucks and the numbers of human it terminates supplies to the gaza strip to helps if williams to cope with the often about result of from the, the states and consequences of this type of thing that for us in gaza. thank you. 5 is a popular sky result into t. it has killed at least 10 peo

these are live pictures from the gaza strip.onald trump has reversed his plan to impose sanctions and tariffs on columbia after it agreed to accept deported migrants from the us. sir keir starmer and donald trump have agreed to meet soon after the prime minister praised the us president for his role in securing the gaza ceasefire deal. hello, i'm lucy hockings, you're watching news now. 80 years ago today, on the 27th of january 1945, troops came to where i standing discover the horrors of the auschwitz—birkenau concentration and extermination camp. here, 1.1 million men, women and children were killed. during the second world war, more than 6 million people were murdered in what is known as the holocaust, and today is holocaust memorial day, commemorating those victims, the vast majority of whom were jews. events will take place around the world but the main focus is here at auschwitz in south—western poland. the weather is clear as you can see but it is very, very cold, close to freezing. it hasn't discouraged about 50 survivo

the israeli military has said they have struck over 100 targets, hamas targets in the gaza strip.know yet is if any progress is being made in the talks, there are a number of key sticking points including hamas wanting the removal of all israeli troops from the gaza strip and that the initial stage of the ceasefire would lead to a more permanent ceasefire. and of course in the background of all of this is the change of administration in the us government in two weeks�* time which might play out and affect the momentum and structure of the momentum and structure of the ceasefire talks. a short time ago i spoke to adam ma�*anit about his cousin — who is being held hostage in gaza. tsachi idan was taken away by hamas gunmen from his home on october seventh. his eldest child, maayan — who had just turned 18 — was shot dead in the attack. adam told me more about his cousin. tsachi is my age, he is a father of four, one of whom, as you mention, was killed on october seven just after celebrating her 80th birthday. he is a family man, he loves his children dearly, he loves his children de

so it's a lot of i have order to complete siege on the gaza strip. there will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything is closed. we have flashing human animals and we are acting accordingly. guidelines, comments cements israel's attitude. this is not a will on m. s, but on the palestinian people between the 9th and the 25th of october. as ro, pounds goes by at land and sea. on the 26th, it sends in ground troops as israel, a tax refugee camps, and the civilian infrastructure. catch all egypt on the us try to negotiate a ceasefire or the desktop mounts. then, on november the 24th i break straight forward. i see spot is announced initially. good scene is like success. it's renew twice. in total, 50 capt tips and a $150.00 to whom prisoners are released. so minutes off to the c spy expires on december. the 1st. israel resumes, as will know, c spy has been implemented since and as well as like weights to gauze on the desktop, right? the, the international community led by the united nations begins to call it a genocide, the systematic destruction

whatever the turn your face across the gaza strip, there will be need 4 more. that's good and must be done urgency and on top of that is for us to ensure the protection and respect of the international national him attorney law, protect the civilians, protect the health care workers allow us with us to function properly, provide them with everything they need to save lives and increase the human staying in a to trip to look a must be turned into a safe slow or going to tell you in a and also across courted with the security guarantees and arrangements for the human attorney workers so that they can deliver it actually to everyone in need in north and us out of everywhere and go to the strip. okay. is that simple? so having all of the mechanisms and then to ensure the international humanitarian know isn't broken the on to ensure the safety of a that sort of saying the solution is thank you very much. so i'm a honda who's a media communication officer for the international committee of the red cross or right. well northern goza has and just we were hearing that r

full kilometer wide military's own when the war began. cutting off the noise from the south of the gaza strip from the rest of the strip. in fact, israel has opened up our sheet rolls that runs along guys, us coastline for palestinians traveling by foot. another major roadside dean has been open for those driving by car vehicles as to subject to inspection by members of a private us security company. well, let's go to terry cup was on who is on the side. the road where people again are heading north by car. uh the roads been open for several hours now. tarik, how quickly or how slowly perhaps have things been moving along that road. i will slowly this scene along so long, dean road, which is absolutely incredible. now families and as we can right now, see if it kills with old kinds, including cars, trucks don't keep costs, but all over loaded with mattresses, blanket on different sides of a sudden show belongings are moving slowly. you know, comb, boys to and it's the recorded o in order to be met. it's highly respects to then relate to make the journey back to the north of district. i'm to b

with the egyptian red crescent and international organizations to accelerate a delivery to the gaza strip. in the 1st week after the agreement was reached, more than 4000 trucks of humanitarian aid arrived in gaza and not only through the egyptian check point. all these trucks are delivering aid from international organizations and countries that share borders with the gaza strip. more than 600 trucks arrive in the sector every day, thanks to the coordination of all parties for the successful implementation of the agreement. during the inspection, we checked the loading of trucks to make sure that the aide corresponds to the agreed priorities. in fact, already on october 8th, the day after the war broke out, we sent out 1st day and continued to do so until now. we have faced a huge number of difficulties. for us. the goal was not only to provide aid, but also to ensure that it was sufficient to meet people's needs, let, to be honest. the needs of guides a far exceed their ability to meet them in a matter of days or even months. we believe that more assistance could be provided for the num

enough electricity to operate in full capacity. targeted with whom reporting live from inside the gaza strip. sorry, thank you very much. i the battle is between turkish backed groups and kurdish lead fighters and syria reports and we killed at least 37 people. independent war monitors say that there's been intense fighting in the northern region of mondays. the tortures backs groups have been trying to push the kurdish lead fighters out of my business since the as not receiving was ousted last month. for key is threatened to launch a military operation in the region saying that it will not allow the credit groups which should classify as terrorist to maintain a presence in civil andrew, a sector of state density blinking will meet the foreign ministers of the u. k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday to discuss serious future or diplomatic edits of james bass has more on this from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria, it's not yet in pricing for german and french foreign minist

thanks for being with us, rosaria, i understand you're in our milwaukee in the south west of the gaza strip at the moment. what are people in gaza telling you about the ceasefire deal? what are their hopes? what are their expectations to you know, here in southern guys and all the while i see it, it doesn't really feel or sound like a ceasefire. yet. this morning i woke up to the very strong bodies of drones flying over, so that continues unabated. at 2 nights ago, the news of deal to secure a seized bar or was received from men discharge, just an outpouring of, of joy and tribulation. you know, people are longing for an end to this war. they want to go back to their homes to see what's left of the children. i speak to tell me that they long to sleep in their beds. they want their bed rooms. they want to see what's left of it, and so everyone is, is very desperate and hopeful. but at the same time, the techs continue to be reported. doesn't continue to be to be killed or have been reported killed, including at least 20 children over over the past $24.00 or 48 hours or so. the international

i was just the euro from the central area of the gaza strip palestine. you and has one that up to a 1000000 children and goals that have mental health problems of living through 15 months of is ready booms, folding every day. children have been killed, solved, unfrozen, today. that'd be maimed. often separated from their family. conservative estimates indicate that over $17000.00 children without the families in gaza. some died before they 1st breast pershing with their mothers and child, but the fellow trump is on his 1st domestic trip since the salt of his 2nd time is us present. he set to visit bill sandra list, which has been ravaged by wildfire spots before bots. he stopped in north carolina with thousands of still recovering from her con. upon landing in asheville, north carolina, president trump said he wanted to over the whole how the federal emergency management agency known as fema responds to disasters. so we're going to be doing something on that the, i think most people agree i'd like to see the states take care of this. this is let the stat

the cost of the gaza strip. and as he mentioned, the noise of the gaza strip has enjoyed relentless bombardment. uh and, and he is really sees just now lasted for more than 90 days. little to no 8 has been able to reach thousands of traps. civilians walk out as one of the future and this operating in northern garza. and he has this report from the scene of one of the latest strikes in gaza. city full brought us the news were killed by the error swipe. tanya did a place here in the center of jobs us today as an accident. let's say people are trying to rescue the it is a drone attack was right across until about us to means have been killed. rescuing team are trying so hard to say to those who got killed, but it's really drone attack he and the center of golf and stuff to do this. right, the cabinets and supplying the bumping against civilians. the other says, tom victim bushing. boston is a full different areas and then northern goals for a big kid. bushing them from basically i hear a bit tunnel and i jump on th

and it's really troops will leave events and corner door, which essentially divides the gaza strip and separates northern gaza from the rest of the palestinian territory. now, as for the families of these captives, surely a sigh of relief and for these really public who nonetheless says they are still going to be protesting because they want the deal to be seen all the way through to all 3 phases. not just the 1st one that would see the release of 33 captives, but they're trying to put pressure on it and yahoo and his government to see the deal all the way through so that all of the company on sets is time or a quarter motes a professor public policy is a hot institute for graduate studies, and of course, beverly milton edwards, the non resident senior fellow at the middle east council and global affairs. you've also co also the book on, on how mass. now let's talk about the response full on. now let's just stop that because one of the palestinian prisoners who was released is muhammad to enforce his the longest. subbing palestinian president held in his riley jail and he was behind bo

the april 2024 because of the war and the crimes of genocide committed by israel throughout the gaza strip. i moved from gaza city to rafa and then to attend in darrow bala, it was a very difficult decision when i left because of the egypt difficult because my family brothers and my wife were still there. the international community is unfortunately, dehumanized. garza has been exterminated for more than 15 months. if what has happened didn't gauze, or would have happened anywhere else. the international community in the arab peoples would have risen up another, but in gauze, or unfortunately, everyone becomes blind and does not see and deaf and does not. here. i hope to return to gaza despite the destruction and the siege. i want to return to my country even if i have to live in a tent for me attempt in gaza that is equal to a palace in any other country. the we left cause of this decision was no easy for us. we are a large family of $23.00 members and we needed a large amount of money to be able to go out together. unfortunately, this amount was not available for that time. the thing i m