i think we've heard the view from the palestinian side, a lot of mena terrien groups have tried to createridor through the gaza strip. egypt is a big part of that story. what are the odds that egypt is even a way out for people? >> egypt is really the only option. they're also very reluctant and understandably so. for the last decade or so they've had to deal with the very difficult security situation in the sinai peninsula , where a branch of isis has been fighting insurgency. also egypt is in a really difficult economic situation at the moment. i think that's why we currency a lot of diplomacy going on between the united states and egypt and a lot of focus will be on the security question between egypt and the gulf states. saudi arabia and others, to look at what could potentially be done to support egypt economically, to deal with what would be quite a significant strain. kriti: talking about egyptian help, in terms of military aid as well, is there that ability from egypt, new look at the egyptian public, there are already reports of aggression toward israelis themselves. how much sup

only force in gaza that has that kind of organised power, is that not a pattern of diverting him terriens to build tunnels, petrol goes instead of generators goes to hamas? that you just have to look at what they did to us that massacre. do these people have any qualms about harming human beings? they treat, butchered my people. and they treat, butchered my people. and they treat their own people atrociously. there is all this aid piled up now about an hourfrom there is all this aid piled up now about an hour from the gaza border, what is the stumbling block to get a gutin? what is the stumbling block to get a gut in? who is standing in the way of moving that aid through the gates at rafah? . ., , at rafah? there are a number of concerns i _ at rafah? there are a number of concerns i can _ at rafah? there are a number of concerns i can share _ at rafah? there are a number of concerns i can share with - at rafah? there are a number of concerns i can share with you - concerns i can share with you israel's concern. the egyptians can speak to them selves. we ensure that humanitarian aid reac

to release them and taking constant care to spare civilians and civilian objects, including amanda terrien and medical workers, facilities and assets. this applies to whether civilian moves or they stay. we are relying on the responsibility of every member state here and across the u.n. to use all of their influence to ensure that the rules of war are respected and that as far as is possible, civilians are spared further suffering. >> i think her for her briefing and i shall now make a statement in my capacity as the minister of foreign affairs of brazil. distinguished representatives, i think them for their extensive information on the humanitarian situation on the ground and commend the work of their teams elsewhere. they honor the work of this organization and everything it stands for. following instructions of the president, i come back before you again today with a profound stance of urgency and dismay. we must always bear in mind the human status on both sides of the conflict. therefore, i extend the deepest condolences to the families and friends of all civilians, including the brav