dw correspondent tanya kramer is following the events for us in jerusalem. she told me more about the release of the 2 hostages as well. we understand that. i'm also this was done for you. many turn reasons and that as the previous uh, hostages, the 2 hostages to american hostages that were handed over some days ago cutoff and egypt were involved. we also have a statement by the prime minister's office in israel's saying that they is thinking of egypt and the red cross for the efforts to help you in this release and said that also the is really military. the i d. s. and the security forces do much work and the last days to make this possible. this was a highly complex situation again to release those 2 hostages at this time. this is of course great news for the families of those hostages. so for 4 people have been released from captivity by a mazda is this giving is real hope that more civilian hostages could be released in the coming days. while there were some room is in the, is rarely media that uh 50 more hostages could be released. but that has not mate

let's speak to our correspondent tanya kramer, in the city of ashuelot and the south of israel. tanya is really military now confirming that 199 hostages have been abducted by him. us. what do we know about israel's efforts to bring these people home? well, i think what i can tell you is that this much, much more pressure now by relatives and families who now know that their loved ones have been taken hostage, that they are in dogs. as he said, no confirmed them of at least a 199 of people that have been taken to gaza. but you know, the identification process is very long. it's been going on those for those people who were killed. and this is why it takes them to get to certainty, at least this certainty, for some families and relative what happens uh to the last ones uh prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with some of the comedies and relatives on a sunday. but then more and more questions being asked, what is the is where the government's doing uh to get those hostages out of causative, get them home and it will be very difficult also lied, often imminent or possible at ground inv

it's funny how most, as well as the w correspondents in his real, tanya kramer is in the front door close to the gaza strip border and she gave us this update. well, i can tell you what we're seeing from this point and notice the goal. so the noise of cause is actually behind a several kilometers away. and we could see over the course of the day is still heavy bombardment as also artillery as strikes are going down there. we also had some rockets fire on is really communities and cities. so um that is really military seems to move step by step further inside a garza and we also heard a radio recording. the voice released by the head of the southern come on the so the command of the is really military is taking care of this area here, including the gaza strip of telling the troops that they will fight and others and tunnels. so some were taking this as a hint that they might come closer to the urban areas in that way. but again, we also don't know that's much because the is where the army keeps. know the information very tightly controlled and the details that have set so that they have co

and for more on that agreement to let aid into gaza, i spoke to database correspondent tanya kramer. she's in the israeli city of ash dot near gaza. plumbing. it has been trickling in on saturday and sunday in, but as we heard in the report, it's far from being enough to cover the needs of the 2 point. 2000000 people living in garza, the civilian population. so we understand that there has been another phone call between us president joe biden, and so the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. when the read out it says that the greets are allowed to continue. so a few, many tearing 8 into gaza. it's not specified how much that would be, how often that would be and what it would be. there's still a dispute about fuel as well because that is needed. of course, hospitals are thing they're running out to operate their generators. both also, of course, generates is needed to operate water, puns, etc. so this is very much needed. um, so that has not been coming in because uh for almost 2 weeks. i know going into the 3rd week of this for uh, all the border crossings had been closed

these are be corresponding to tanya kramer. reports came from israel. now, earlier i was joined by spokesperson for b is really menissi, masha mitchells and i also, if israel is going to open an aide kartel into casa, the coordination of humanitarian age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after they've assessed the situation right now. the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting come up, no 2 targets within the god script. and as you do that, miss missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that is densely populated because of that is how are you distinguishing between how much terrace your enemy and innocent civilians. the agent has various protocols in place to minimize the harm to civilians, but you could ask what measures the state when they infiltrated our villages and killed over a 1000 people over 2 days? the idea is targeting how much military targets the problem is. and we've been saying this for years that how much is hiding behind the people? if a terrorist organization is hidin

i spoke to dw is tanya kramer and the as riley city of i started near gaza. so i mean it has been trickling in now and so today. and so i'm in. but as we heard in the report, it's far from being enough to cover the needs of the 2200000 people living in garza, the civilian population. so we understand that there has been another phone call between us president joe biden. and so the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, when the read out it says that the greets are allowed to continue. so if you monitoring 8 into gaza, it's not specified how much that would be, how often that would be and what it would be. there's still a dispute about fuel as well because that is needed. of course hospitals are thing they're running out to operate, they're a generate as well. it's also of course generators needed to operate water, ponds, etc. so this is very much needed and so that has something coming in because for almost 2 weeks, you know, going into the 3rd week of this war, all the border crossings had been closed. we also understand a significant opposition in

i asked the w correspondent, tanya kramer, about israel's efforts to bring them back home. well, i thing what i can tell you is that this much, much more pressure now by relatives and families who now know that their loved ones have been taken hostage. that there are indoors, as he said, no, confirmed them both at least a 199 of people that have been taken to gaza. but you know, the identification process is very long. it's been going on those for those people who were killed. and this is why it takes them to get to certainty, at least this certainty, for some families and relative what happens uh to the last ones uh prime minister benjamin netanyahu met with some of the comedies and relatives on a sunday. but they more and more questions being asked, what is the is where the government's doing uh to get those hostages out of concepts of get them home. and it will be very difficult also lied, often imminent or as possible, a ground invasion. what would happen to them then? so was hoping you about hospice, as you said, these are mostly civilians, but also military personnel,

that is tanya kramer for us are for more or less no speak with nor show off a humana terry and policy advisor with ox fam. joining us today from base route, well come see you. when is warning that approximately a 100 trucks are needed daily to cover everybody's needs in gaza, it's clear and not enough aid is getting in. so at the moment who is being prioritized so yes, well it's very difficult to look at prioritization of it. 8 at the same moment given that the need and because the is extensive, every budget and a has that is in need of assistance. and so therefore it's impossible to really look at a specific group of people who will be receiving aids versus other groups. for now, what's happening is that internally displaced persons are being prioritized and so are people with pre existing medical conditions and pre existing gov under abilities and people who are currently insured tests. but those and, but still this is not going to be enough. hundreds of trucks are going to go. i need to go into a hospital within apparently through of a ceasefire in order for us to be able to reach

it'll be a correspondence. tanya kramer isn't. there aren't in southern israel close to the gaza strip. she has more on the is really strike on the job alley a refugee camp. yeah, that's why they were saying that's basically that they carried out this operation, but they describe this operation and to buy a refugee camp. that is a part of in northern dogs, a city basically, and succeeded in killing a homeless commander who was in there were responsible for the northern part of the gaza strip and also dozens of other militants. they also said that they are, there was an, as they said, the type of system underneath. and that the whole compound or a buildings were taken over as they put it, by how much infrastructure and be heard from my colleague husband and gauze. and before that, you know, basically there were a lot of presidential of building said were collapsing and, and many casualties, which we have confirmed from the civil defense in gaza. the israel defense forces report fierce funding fee for installing the gaza strip. is t

that was d w as tanya kramer in jerusalem. but we can now talk to is really military spokes person, peter atlanta. he joins us from telling me welcome to the program. now the un us canada and use the use for them policy cheap. they've all called for a, for a pause to the funding to allow humanitarian aid into gaza. is the is really military planning such a pulse or perhaps a cease fire started. good morning. it's day 19 of oregon from us. how much that initiated a war opened a war master code over a 1400 is ready? duct is 222 people. we are just, we have decided to destroy them up and make sure they can never will. the soul of tire against us again, the situation and the gods trip as, as such as we are, we are doing going out of our way to to try and differentiate between the civilian population and the terrorist. unfortunately, it is a month that is intentionally putting of the people that risk. indeed, we are working international humanitarian organizations uprising in the ground in order to assess and understand the needs.

the moment that so dw correspondent tanya kramer, in ash dawn, as always, many things tanya, us secretary of state anthony blinking has wrapped up talks and cutoff. he's been traveling around the region in an attempt to prevent the comp like whitening to begin and use realtor show support and discuss hostage negotiations blinking also man the palestinian president in georgia. he says it's vital to contain the violence, the united states and cutter share, the goal of preventing this conflict spreading. we discussed in detail our efforts to prevent any a state or non state creating a new front in this conflict. we're also working intensively together to secure the release of hosted with the american citizen being held by a mouse and gas and i'm grateful for the urgency the cutter is bringing this after a dw special corresponded to abraham told us more about katya as a rule in trying to de escalate the conflict it is expected that we've sort of special connections with him as a group that is designated as a termination by the us and others, but obviously not in contracts that contract can he

people have been killed since the latest fighting erupt, it let's go straight to al, corresponded tanya kramer and ash done. so then israel near the guns of border, tanya, what's the situation where your whereby to know in southern is right. it's quiet this morning, but it's also attends morning because of course everybody also is waiting what's happening next. lot of the towns and villages and keep seeing around the, the, the cause of border area has been evacuated as well. a lot of people are here also in the move, staying with relatives for the upper north. um, last night that has been uh, has been several rockets barrages into israel, also to start and also to tel aviv. but as you said, as of the air strikes and the bone being bombardments of causal, also continuing, and this time are indications any clearer today that israel may soon launch its ground defensive on gaza. i mean, this is what everybody is, of course, waiting for the timing is unclear. there will be an element of surprise still. so everybody's expecting it's um, it seems to be rather imminent, but we don't know. the army sai

i am tanya kramer is back with us, tanya. israel's military is intensifying it strikes on gaza. is that adjusted in preparation for a ground offensive as well that has been expected. now for the past 2 weeks, are here on the official saying that they will intensify. you know, the air strikes on garza but also, you know, from the mediterranean, from the naval forces, also attila refi. again, we also, it didn't stop record, far completed as stood workers fired. coming also out from a goal is a every day, maybe not in the bigger numbers. so it'd be seen in the 1st days. but again, we are standing here right at the border. we can overlook some hall from here. now it's getting dark. of course, the northern part of the gauze and sweeping, we can hear the impact of those strikes and for people that i've been talking to, they're telling us, you know, it's really, they've been told to go from the north to the south. but also they are reported it strikes in the southern part of the gaza strip and they have actually what they're saying, no way to go to be safe. and there's also no more tal

1000 people have been killed back from is really strikes and i am now joined by our cars funding tanya kramer who is interested in for us. so tanya, it's good to see you. what is the mood in israel on day 5 of israel's will with home us? well i think it's a bit difficult to genuine to describe the mood by that means you could say in jerusalem west and east it is uh, unusually quiet. we also have seen this and television in the past days and also in other cities. many shops are closing early on. uh, people are very boring basically what is there to come? and people don't seem to like to be, you know, very much outside of there's a sense of uncertainty here of what the next days and weeks of of bring sonya to tell us more about the emergency war time 7. and that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has phoned with the opposition. well, i think it would have been on think of the uh to have such a unity, a government just a few days ago. um, the opposition need of any guns had refused before to join benjamin netanyahu. we are coming out of the intent of crisis since january thousands of is ready. so

well the w correspondent, tanya kramer is following the events for us in jerusalem, tanya, it's good to have you with us. 2 more hostages have been released now. what more do we know? well, i have this evening de, uh, cause some pre gates. that's the military ring, or some of the 10 groups from us released a video showing those 2 elderly women in one age 7 to 9, the other 8 to 5, being handed over to the international red cross. and as you said, there were and then handed over to the is really military and we are expected to be on their way to a hospital in a tel aviv. we know, however, that the husband so also believes to be in the eighty's. there are still a captive in israel, they were not handed over. so this is what you know so far from them. what do we know about to broker this deal, and how that was done? of the while we understand that a mazda, this was done for you, many turn reasons, and that was, as in the previous uh, hostages, the 2 hostages, 2 american hostages, that were heading over some days ago, cutoff and egypt were involved. we also have a statement by the prime m

w correspondent, tanya kramer and jerusalem, had more than what the former hostage had se so hard to him. the one hand she said she was treated well under the circumstances of course, but she also said that she was going to ho and she said as well that she felt they were not protected at all. that it was very easy for those militants in this initial attack on october 7 to preached as high security funds. that was not those so long ago to see also the gaza strip that they came in and overrun the keyboards, which is very close to because i border and kill people. and the 2 people hostage like uh, they did with her. and her husband who is actually still held in garza, she also said interesting me that there were a walked into a system of tunnels which she described as a spider web that they were walking for a very long time that you both in house, in a room with other hostages, and that is of course interesting information because them, you know, is really officials, i've always said there's a garza beneath garza and that this, this uh, this uh, these tunnels that are under constant. so

that was d w as tanya kramer in stir. want a world leaders have repeatedly warning the fighting between israel and moss could escalate into a wider regional conflict to the north. the border with lebanon has seen frequent exchanges of fire, with rockets being launched into israel from lebanon. israel has retaliated, striking what it says are positions of the shiite militia has bull civilians have also been displaced a school campus in the southern lebanese port, city of tyrus. many families have sought refuge here due to fighting near the israel border. and then it was obvious that if we wanted to go back home, what's going on? he has nothing to do with us. i don't know. mamma tobacco solomon. we were set to set out hobbits in 10 days. but now we're here. and on the left the, these people's lives have been disrupted amid fears of a major war for weeks. now, a run back, she liked hezbollah militia had been firing rockets towards israel. these really army has responded with artillery, fire, and air strength, but limited the

and there's some report done by foreign agents is like your amazing tanya kramer in jerusalem. but through her reports, i know what happens governor of kilometers away from my home. and when a see this picture is my beloved boys. but i'm going to listen to the language. i cannot accept it. i do not accept any human beings defined as in any mode. nobody's an animal because he's my enemy is defined, isn't any move it is. it's a relief and excuse me, from responsibility. and i said, no, these are human beings with evil behavior. with o for upcoming a, bringing that i have to address them is the worst expression of humanity. and then i have to add with my or the other voices which are not like them and address them as the piece of humanity. but nobody should be addressed as a nimble, as into mench, wanting to mention because these kinds of language is not a one. this either describes the reality will help us to move onwards. and it's about who is it you said earlier that you do not support the strategy. collins they being being taken by israel like the what, something called the si

do take care to to view correspond to tanya kramer reporting firms for adult in southern israel, close to the gods. a straightforward problem. more on the situation on the ground. and guys are now, as we've heard the is riley military is pushing ahead with it's offensive in the north and stepping a brand new clock air strikes on the territory. sizes of already died with the head of the un children's agency, yusef, saying the number of casualties is too high to be collateral damage. constance, go to another day of explosions. is rarely strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they see the heading come off militants. that infrastructure inside. pathetic treat. or as the debt still amounts to him. osborne, health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died and gone. so since it's rarely boned began, many have lost entire families. while i'm, i've been here, we don't have anything, nothing to do. so he was just going out to find guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was monitored and th

the, let's get across to our corresponding tanya kramer on israel is a border with a saws us report a live tanya, with israel having ordered more than a 1000000 people in northern cause or to flee south idea now saying it will allow safe movement for gardens on 2 main roads until 4 pm local time. is there a sense that a full scale ground defensive is imminent after that window ends? well, this is of course, a big question, but i don't think they will tell us, you know, when the exactly move in there will still be this moment of a surprise. but i mean what they're trying to do now, what they've been saying since yesterday is to call on the people in northern garza, which includes garza city, the heart of gauze, or were over 1000000 people are in this area and have to move down south. they said that they have these 2 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, uh what they're tellin

though i'm in the portable and back on terry martin earlier, i spoke to the debit card as funding tanya kramer in jerusalem about that. but began by asking for more details on the overnight is rarely ami incursion into gaza as well. these really ami confirmed, that's what they called, that they conducted what they called a targeted rate using tangs. and they also released this video where we see explosions happening and that the infantry moved into the north. and our goal is to strip as part of preparations as a set of for the next stage. they also said they're located and struck in terrorist infrastructure and killed him. us militants, the. and this is an operation as they put it to prepare the battle. so they went out afterwards. so this is one of the logical preparations, according to ami radio. we've seen those sort of rates in 2000 the past 2 and a half weeks. but also the air strikes is really strikes on gauze or continue in the north end in the southern part of casa. and we also had a, a garage of rockets coming out from a garza yesterday to israel. that we just heard israels prime mini

accurate to what's the center of the of the country. tanya, thank you so much for reporting, that is tanya kramer for us are, or israel has also launched an error strike on the west bank targeting a mosque. and the janine refugee account is rolled, describe the site as a terrorist compound and said it was being used to prepare attacks the policy and health authorities as 90 people have been killed in the west bank. in the past 2 weeks. palestinian suited by the aftermath of and his really is drank the hit damaging this most compound in janine v p g temp. israel says militant switching from underneath the mosque to plan further. attacks. neva, it's the same meaning along cool the source slate that the time got to ship the young people around. what time to leave, the neighborhood outside was empty. we heard a sound like, you know, versus they and suddenly there was a strike on the roof of the most up or up at the gen ma'am. in the 2nd i that is that right? and it was taking out the basis of body, bought them, let them it strikes on the occupied. we spent a re, a compared to gaza. but israel school

i correspondents in jerusalem, tanya kramer told us more about these writing reactions to this route. a lot of things from uh, what you understand now this uh, you know, a criticism has been leveled of these remarks by the un secretary general antonia gutierrez from across the political forward here. this is really a diplomatic pull out as you can call it. he seemed to have walked back a bit on that in a treat. uh tony guitar is saying that the grievances of the published in people in power praising here of course, a kind of justify the horrific a tax advice from us. but still there's a lot of concern, of course, in his remarks about the humanitarian situation, you have to understand that the situate the relationship between the united nations, all the un agencies and organizations working here in israel, and the okay by posting territories has been over the years very on easy, it was always a perceived bias that israel, it, because he says biased towards the policy. and of course it is concerns that such a diplomatic pull out. now, the highest level would also have for the my determi

but the question of how it gets into guys, as you just as you discussed earlier with tanya kramer, that is, remains a very thorny issue, but was in israel last week. she's back again now. as you mentioned, trump lasalle, it was also the, obviously a very keen sense of urgency here for her to be coming back again so soon after her 1st visit. absolutely, and that is all about the potential for regional conflagration. a clock is ticking here, and we have seen his ball ascending missiles across into israel, which is why israel has now evacuated. another village in israel near the border with lab, not enormous fear that his folder could jump in. and germany has played a mediating role in the middle east. in the past, there's a historic tradition there. it has helped immediate prisoner swaps. it has helped to conduct negotiations with iran in the context of the nuclear deal. it was the one in 5 plus one. if you remember where the powers that negotiated there with iran, so germany trying to make the most of those channels of communication. that's why she's going to 11. and that's why she's sta

the moment that so dw corresponded tanya kramer in ash dawn as always many thanks. tanya dw is a senior, international correspondent, affinity for char is in jerusalem. she told us more about the preparations being made for a possible ground defensive. and that's exactly the big question. everybody's asking themselves so, so she industries of their lives and them the very few people that are actually still on the street because it's easier to not only because it's shut off the day of for us basically for jewish people. but it's been pretty much a ghost down ever since last week. i was since, sorry, last saturday. this week, the terrorist attack was unleashed by how much militants now. when is it going to take place? we do not know exactly, but there is indication that it may be quite soon a, just a thinking about all the military and all the mast tanks, the troops to ha, the way, the gear and physically the soldiers to a along side of the gaza strip on the is really impala is definitely key or indication of that it's going to likely happen very soon. and obviously also that a statement

but i see the w correspondent, tanya kramer, is following the events for us in jerusalem. she has more on the release of the 2 hostages. well i have this evening d uh cassandra gates, thats the military ring of minutes. and group home us released a video showing those 2 elderly women, one age 7 to 9, the other 8 to 5, being handed over to the international invite. austin, as he said there were and then handed over to uh the is really military. we know, however, that the husbands uh, also believes to be in the eighty's. there are still kept if they were not handed over. so this is what you know so far from them. and what do we know about to broker this deal and how that was done? while we understand that, i must say this was done for you. many turn reasons and that as the previous uh, hostages, the 2 hostages to american hostages that were handed over some days ago cutoff and egypt were involved. we also have a statement by the prime minister's office in israel saying that they is thinking of egypt and the red cross for the efforts to help you in this release and said that

so tanya kramer there in jerusalem? well, the united nations is calling for uninterrupted access to meet the basic needs of civilians. in guys of the u. n. c. military and corporate, or coordinator, says detailed talks are underway with israel to find ways and speeding up deliveries you and warns many more people could die. of current conditions persist . as an uncle picks up, his nephew's body shrouded in white and takes him to the grave. another young victim of god's, as was name humanitarian crisis of i know this is one of my nephews belong to my brother's wife and children room outage on how that my nephew was injured 2 weeks ago. and because all the crossings are closed for medical evacuations, he passed away on how to put them in as no medicine for efficient treatment or no fuel. busy or the doctors did that best of the moment, but the idea of the situation in gaza has turned to one of abject misery, with shortages in everything from water to food and medicine where the guys is, hospitals have been particularly ho

though i'm in the portable and i got a terry martin earlier, i spoke to the debit card as funding tanya kramer in jerusalem about that. but began by asking for more details on the overnight is really ami incursion into gaza . while these really ami confirm that what they called that they conducted what they called a target to rate using tangs. and they also released this video where we see explosions happening and that the infantry moved into the north. and our goal is to strip as part of preparations as a set of for the next stage. they also said they're located and struck in terrorist infrastructure and killed him. us militants, the. and this is an operation as they put it to prepare the battle. so they went out afterwards. so this is one of the larger operations according to the army radio . we've seen those sort of rates in 2000 the past 2 and a half weeks. but also the air strikes is really strikes on gaza, continue in the north end in the southern part of casa. and we also had a, a garage of rockets coming out from a garza yesterday to israel. that we just heard israel's prime minister t

humanitarian crisis can only get was as israel's military rumps up air strikes on gaza, dw correspondent tanya kramer told us what b is really also ortiz, are and aren't saying about the next phase of the war. we're all in all of this is a very volatile situation. so we have an increase of air strikes on garza, the army officials told us, you know, this will be increasing. so that could be seen as a preparation as well. again of a potential uh ground offensive. um, but we also seen incidents today again uh where a boat at post uh on the addiction side and then chips and bought a post was shows but it's really showing which also shows you know, how difficult it is. all this is coming in search bar from there, so the is really ami, apologize for that. um, it was not intended but you see how bulletin. the situation actually is the. this also state of record fire coming out of from garza to what, southern israel and other cities in central israel. but uh, we also heard the, uh, is there any defense minister, you have collins saying uh, 2 tubes. uh saying basically that uh, you know, this needs to be the

those who were killed in the initial a tax 2 weeks ago is still ongoing. tanya, thank you d w as tanya kramer there injuries on united nations secretary general. antonio gutierrez is on his way through the rough or border offering between egypt and the gaza strip. that's where a limited number of trucks are expected to deliver humanitarian aid into gaza in the coming hours. it's hoped following a plan announced by the us present job. i was is currently experiencing severe shortages of fuel food and medicines. is real launched airstrikes of course in gauze and sealed the territory all from supplies after home. us militants entered israel almost 2 weeks ago and killed at least 1400 people. do you and cheap says more than 2000000 people in gaza or at risk of dehydration and water born diseases . c v. that was even guys, a desperate need car services and supplies. and for that we need the rep. if any b this you may have had an excess, we need for what that may have a, cnn's full mouth, we needed that scale and we needed to be sustained. earlier i spoke with corinne laguardia, a journalist who is

there's tanya kramer reporting for us near the border with casa. now the world health organization says that israel is order ordering people to evacuate hospitals in northern causa is a potential death sentence for vulnerable people. earlier israel told gaza civilians to travel to the south of the territory beyond the wadi gauze of wetlands . many displaced causes have taken refuge at you in schools. their food, water and medical supplies are running low. of israel's military has been hitting targets and believes are linked to hum us how mosque says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is stacked corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them, and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's booming campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing more than 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured being treated in hospital car adults. many of them are

that the conflict between her mouse and israel could spill over across the region correspond to tanya kramer has been reporting from israel close to the border with gaza. and i asked her earlier if there was a sense that a full scale ground defensive as imminent i was this is of course a big question that i don't think they will tell us. you know, when the exactly move in, there will still be this moment of a surprise, but i mean what they're trying to do now, what they've been saying since yesterday is to call on the people in northern garza, which includes garza city, the heart of gauze, or were over 1000000 people are in this area and have to move a down south. they said that they have these 2 main roads. so they're usually the main roads. when you're in garza, you're traveling from the north to the south. so people should take those. and these are some kind of safe quarters to travel to the center of casa or to the south. this is at the moment of what they're telling people there to move. because as a one of the, the army people, they said they would have hit hard and they're calling on

from aero tex, thousands of palestinians are running out of places to run to our corresponding tanya kramer is in store. it's close to the gas or border in southern israel. tanya, what's the situation where you are, or what we're seeing over the past hours, heavy bombardment, because where we are standing, where arrived, looking overlooking a few kilometers way behind me here. this is part of the noise and dogs, a strip that has been heavy bombardment that has been some real good fire still coming out in the morning hours as well. we are having, we seen those reports as well, that the is rarely military is pushing ahead and they said they are bringing in also new forces and that they are going deep apparently into goals. of course i don't give away too many details, but there has been some reports from palestinian uh saw are moving along the solar hygiene roads. this is one of the main road. so it would actually go here from that from the north, towards the south. and that in pos was a, you know, to, it's cause a city, there's also on the other side, you have to vote along the coast, so we

cutting pain and bore with it and visioning here many unknowns at this point to w, correspond to tanya kramer reporting from there. ok, thank you so much and for more we can bring and military analysts. marina ron from kings college, marina. good to see you again. israel says it has sent most of its tags into gaza and they seem to be staying there. so when is an incursion, not an invasion to good, even the go. well, it depends on who's looking at this. so from the easiest way to the point of view, it will never be an invasion. but from the home office point of view, and perhaps from the post in, in a, sorry, his point of view, it is already an invasion. so in this terminology, it's very politically leading to and you know, we would have to be very careful because if you use specific terminology to describe the military operation, then your aligning yourself that perhaps unwillingly with one side or another. so it is, um, what it is, it is a military operation to describe it in one neutral terms. however, i don't think that there is a trash hold where you would say that this isn't all not incu

bill unrelated to the would be a fenced during the conflict to give us a tourism corresponding to tanya kramer told me a little bit more on those about those coalition talks. yeah, read getting reports here. that's actually that's been a, a statement out that they agreed on a unity and emergency unity government. they have been talks all day between prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and one of the opposition elite is spinning guns. he's a former defense minister and uh, just uh, some time ago because the statements and that will give statements later as well. uh, to uh, to get more details from them that they will form an emergency you into a government that will also be the formation of a smaller war cabinet that really be created to dealing only with the war enough for the other legislation. so what we're seeing here is basically what you're always seeing when is when it's at war that you know, parties and people are coming together, overcome the divisions. and so we are still waiting for more details about that. what about the other or position a parties, whether they will join in what wer

all correspondence to tanya kramer has a more details. so yeah indeed um this has been carried also here by the local press. the is really media there showing this video now the 3 the piece 2 to show 3 of the hostages. and one of them is currently reading maybe a scripted a text, but she is calling on being, you know, on the kaufman that they bring the hostages home. so this is of course maybe for the families that proof of nice. but uh it is, of course um, clear when and under the circumstances this video has been recorded. um there is certainly a lot of pressure on the government to move forward to some kind of solution to uh, the hostages that are being housing golda and gaza and uh, you know, disperse us mounting of course, uh, showing. uh that is those videos. now do we know any more about the israeli government strategy to secure the release? well, as i said, the pressure has been mounting from the public. i mean, this is very much a topic that's taking center stage and the is really popular. you know, this should number of hostages

are those dw tanya kramer, they're speaking to me a short while ago from us thought in southern israel. well, as is really tanks and troops advance on gaza city, there had been reports of fierce clashes in the northern part of the strip. israel's military service. it has struck more than 600 militant targets in recent days and gaza un this morning, that is really shelling and there strikes are getting closer to hospitals where thousands of palestinians are sheltering mice run, garza health ministry says more than 8300 people have been killed so far. meanwhile, how mazda is also launch rockets into southern israel, causing fires there, spring and frank language here is a senior lecture and strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former and u. k. military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford. frank, you said at the beginning of this war, the israel did not appear to have a clear strategy for the military campaign. now 3 weeks into it, has that start there should be company clear. a good morning, terry. the answer i'm afraid is no. this is causing worries amongst these r

ringback sure, while ago i spoke with d w as tanya kramer inside egypt as involved, that there might be some kind of break. so, but that is very much on people's mind. vide no, never the last fair hearing also from the is really ami. they made another targeted rate into the gaza strip from the eastern side into says, a area and the eastern side in garza, during the night of this thing targeting the again, in for a structure. they went out again and all of this. of course again, while the artillery fire continues on the gaza strip, also must as try campaign on the gaza strip. also in the south of calls where israel has told goes and residents the civilian population to seek shelter. join now by military analyst prank collette which east joins is from oxford in the u. k . frank, the israeli army says it's ground forces and jets carried out. a targeted rate in central goes a strip of can this be seen as an overture to the expected landed mation a good morning, terry. yeah, so in a sense, i mean what we're seeing now is quite doable in operations like this. we saw this interact with the

this a talk within folders on saturday date of use, tanya kramer in southern israel. thank you. but we're getting reports that causes also lacking electricity after it's only power station ran out of fuel. people are using generators to power their homes, but israel's blockade means that they too will soon run dry food. water, medical supplies are also running low. israel's energy minister says that supplies will not be resumed until them off, freeze the dozens of hostages. it is holding captive in casa, i imagine the vehicles arriving on still transporting wounded philistines to hospital some garza medical workers must act fast to safe as many interest as possible. well, there is to hope for some families that their relatives can be saved. too many others left to grapple with the internet to h serial. instruct him garza, the police student and representative to the you pleaded for humanitarian systems. we will continue the contact with everyone, including the security council, and so that the international community to show that it's responsibility and stepping to the, to the p

cause of where israel has told gauze and presidents the civilian population to seek shelter w as tanya kramer there in jerusalem. well, earlier i talked to military analysts to frank language. i asked him whether the is really rate in central gaza strip could be seen as an overture to the expected ground invasion. yeah, so the sense of what we're seeing now is quite go over the declarations like this. we saw this interact with the americans on the british, that cold battery. the purpose recognizance is info. ready savvy recognizance, the purpose is essentially to test the defenses. get the troops some experience trying to understand a most importantly, trying to understand the kind of resistance that they may face. not only for my boss, but also for minds and other prepared obstacles near the border. notice i might have gone in very deeply, but i think as time goes on, we're going to see more of these and some of the bank penetrate a little more deep in the one or 2 columbus as we've seen so far. yes. the 2nd thing is that they are messages these ready public, and we saw from tanya, this repo

that was the w is tanya kramer in jerusalem? well german foreign minister, unavailing up bab bought a dress the un security council on tuesday, boy saying strong support for israel. she said that israel's security is non negotiable, but stressed that the fight should be against her mouth and not civilians in gaza. the find is against almost and not against civilians. then it's why that it's why it's crucial for us that this fight must be carried out in line was to military involved with the greatest possible concentration for civilians in garza. that is why my country germany is increasing all humanitarian aid to go either by 50000000 euro, of which 19000000 go to own wrong. and that is why we need human to terry in windows so that those who are suffering can get help in gospel of more. and this we're joined now by our political correspondent, emily guarding emily. germany has always said that its place is by the side of israel buck repeated this of the united nations, while at the same time announcing germany's intention to pro

music. festival gunman left hundreds of people dead. others were taken hostage, dw, correspond to tanya kramer. she visited the site this week, she sent us this report on how events unfolded their almost one week ago. they even just 5 kilometers from the gossip or the public always was working as a bar tender at the festival that most of it was great to people with dancing and smiling, you know, peaceful people. and then the rocket started, you know, firing going us at the moment we, we didn't know anything under the cover of the missiles shown here recorded on a cost dash camera how most gunman broke. so the security fence which separates the siege of causes truth from israel and started shooting. we don't know where the 30 star the some of them are here. some of them are, there are some of them i here. well we, we didn't know what to do. luckily you're there is a small, dry river, so we just left the car and went to the river into some bushes. picnics survived. many others didn't. this is what is left for the kids about 260 people and direct others to garza as hostages. the fate of some is s

those were killed in the initial attacks a 2 weeks ago is still ongoing. tanya, thank you dw, as tanya kramer there injuries on israel says more than 200 people were taken hostage by him. us during the terror attacks earlier this month. they include the elderly, the disabled and children, the hostages, captured in southern israel and taking the goals are likely to be used as a bargaining tool. they're distraught families are urging the israeli government to prioritize their safe return on a wall outside the is really defense ministry and tel aviv. and our walls across is real. the images of those taken and missing. these are the government most focused. first, the phone on doing whatever is necessary. you know that to release the hijacked people in the october 7th attack from us terrace, killed indiscriminately, and it could nap civilians, soldiers be elderly, disabled, and children. so many children. now the hostages are somewhere in the gaza strip, or under it in the untold hundreds of kilometers of tunnels. come off as bills now that be a lot of effort putting to coordinating identifying t

and, but how this could happen, this a talk within folders on saturday date of use, tanya kramer and southern israel, thank you and does is also lacking electricity after it's only power station ran out of fuel. people are using generators to power their homes, but israel's blockade means that they too will soon run dry food. water and medical supplies are also running low. israel's energy minister says supplies will not be resumed until him off for use the dozens of hostages. it is holding captive in casa, i imagine the vehicles arrive non stop transporting wounded police. do you know special spittle, some gaza medical workers must act fast to say as many interest as possible? well, there is to hope for some families that their relatives can be saved. many others left to grapple with the the internet for to 8 civil, instruct him, garza, the police didn't, and representative to the you pleaded for humanitarian systems. we will continue the contact with everyone, including the security council, and so that the international community to show that its responsibility and stepping to the

though i'm in the portable, i'm back on terry martin earlier, i spoke to the debit card as funding tanya kramer in jerusalem about that. but began by asking for more details on the overnight is really ami incursion into gaza while these really ami confirm that what they called that they conducted what they call the target to rate using tangs. and they also released this video where we see explosions happening and that the infantry moved into the north. and our goal is to strip as part of preparations as a set of for the next stage. they also said they're located and struck in terrorist infrastructure and killed him. us militants, the and this is an operation as they put it to prepare the battle. so they went out afterwards. so this is one of the larger operations, according to the army radio. we've seen those sort of rates into goals in the past 2 and a half weeks, but also the air strikes is really strikes on gaza, continue in the north end in the southern part of casa. and we also had a, a garage of rockets coming out from a garza yesterday to israel that we just heard israel's prime minister

was cross straight over to jerusalem, where our correspondents, honey kramer standing by tanya trucks with humanitarian a deliveries are waiting to cross the egyptian border in the guys or do you know when the trucks will be allowed to enter? well, you know, anytime we simply don't know, this is a very voter type situation in this house with going to as a border with egypt. and there were the expectations that trucks might enter as early as friday, but we're still waiting to see a sign. this is actually happening and it's crucial that this military and it comes in because nothing came in since also israel has short, it's border crossings to goods and obviously for people on the when the war began. so it is clear so, but at the same time, you know, that needs to also be to be the right conditions because it's really as tried so also continuing in this house of cause i say it is a very volatile situation. tony, you stay with us. we'll be back with you in a minute, but 1st we want to take a look at the situation on the ground in ghost the father carrying his child to the grave. and so wa