us live now via skype from a man mr schembri i thank you so much for joining us this obviously must be a deeply distressing for you. absolutely i woke up this morning this news was extremely distressing to hear that at least 11 children who are in our care we used to provide them with counseling and exams sizes programs for 2 to help them cope with trauma would stress with all that they've been through in the past and now we've heard that they've been killed just 11 out of over 60 children who have been bombed in their homes a lot of them died with their parents with their siblings with their neighbors in highly densely populated areas in gaza city and it's extremely extremely tragic that we hear this and still allowed to happen as we speak my colleagues in gaza movements know they will make it alive over the night. as you're speaking we're showing pictures of some of the children rula mohammad was only 5 years old a few of the others were all there lina and cherie and 15 demerara alex rangi 15 many of them of course would have seen their previous escalation of violence in dollars l

. >> carl schembri, thank you so much for joining us. are so many long-standing issues that need to be resolved, for this cease fire, which isn't even a day old, to become something more durable. here angelo serum that here in jerusalem today, -- here in jerusalem today, protests by palestinians, put down by the heavy police, that led directly to this 11 day conflict, because gaza, rockets were fired by hamas from gaza into israel because of what happened at the mosque two weeks ago today. more clashes there. there are so many issues that remain unresolved. this is what even tonight, -- why even tonight, the cease fire feels very fragile and precarious. >> here in the u.k., the prime minister said he is very concerned about the bbc's handling of his 9095 interview with princs diana after yesterday's highly critical report by a former judge. the duke of cambridge said the report's findings brought him indescribable sadness. the independent inquiry was launched by the bbc after princess diana's brother raised concerns that reporter martin

for the gazans at least the aid will get through but it is a trickle we were speaking to call schembri on air he's the head of the norwegian refugee council he says how much aid gets through this border crossing it's still only a trickle of good stuff a man can keeping us up to date from near the gaza israel border on what may or may not be hitting in as far as a just have a look at the live pictures again remember today was the day that palestinian officials have called for a general. i can. buy territories and in israel this is how it turns out thousands of people on the street looks like ambulances there as well smoke in the background as well this is. and i think we've got actually let's get an update. with me to abraham on the situation there just the scale of things today nato our member being on a with you a couple of days ago and things started to get a little heated behind you from your position and what's it like compared to today . the largest number to you since the start of this collation on monday and awad we haven't been seeing that much number of troops the staking to t