Killed, is now more than 5,700 including more than 2000 children. And in the past couple of hours, the un Agency Looking after palestinian refugees, has warned they might have to halt all operations, unless they receive supplies of fuel. Heres our middle east correspondent, Yolande Knell and i should warn you you may find some of this report upsetting. The moment of release after two weeks being held hostage. In a video sent out by hamas, nurit cooper and Yocheved Lifschitz were handed over to representatives of the International Red cross. But then yocheved, whos 85, turns shaking the hand of a masked gunman and saying peace. Soon, the women were whisked out of gaza through egypts Rafah Crossing and flown off to israel. As they arrived at a hospital, yocheveds daughter sharon, a british citizen, was on her way from london. She spoke to the bbc. Im not angry at all. Anger doesnt help at the moment. Ifeel very determined to move on and. Anger will come. Hate no. I think it is the problem, hate. We cant afford to hate. We cant afford to turn it into hate. What needs to be done needs to be done. What we can do, we will do. But here it is an emotion that caused this to happen in the first place. After an emotional reunion with herfamily, Yocheved Lifschitz was brought out to speak tojournalists, talking about her capture and how she was held in gaza. My mum is telling the horrific stories. Shes saying that many, many people, a swarm of people, came through the fence, that the Fence Cost Two and a half billion shekels and it didnt help even a little bit. My mum is saying that she was taken on the back of a motorbike with her body. With her legs on one side and her head on another side. That she was taken through the ploughed fields with the men in front, on one side, and a men behind her. And that while she was being taken, she was hit by sticks by shabab . Shabab. Yeah, shabab people. My mum is saying that they were very friendly towards them and that they took care of them, that they were given the medicine. Today, the french president , emManuel Macron, arrived, Meeting French israelis whose loved ones were killed by hamas or are still missing. This was a trip of wartime solidarity, but the message was also about the need for peace with the palestinians long term. Let me express once again my solidarity, my friendship. And the fact that france stands with you in this awful Terrorist Act you had to experience. In gaza, where israels military says its keeping up relentless attacks to crush hamas, the situation grows more and more desperate, with severe shortages of food and water, a lack of shelter for more than a million homeless people, theres still not enough aid getting in. To try and make sure that were reaching as many people as possible. We had to reduce the ration of food that we were providing per person to make sure that its stretching out to to as many people. Children are paying a heavy price in the fighting. Atjust over a year old, this girl and her twin brother survived an overnight israeli air strike in southern gaza, but their aunt says their mother did not. Translation my sister was protecting the boy, ahmed, so he wasnt injured. But the daughter, as you can see, is injured. What did they do to deserve this . Ahmed is home and im sure he misses his sister. As we say, twins are always connected. He is always crying at home. And she is in the hospital. With the death toll here rising dramatically and more than 200 hostages from israel still held captive. The suffering in gaza has never been greater. Yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur Diplomatic Correspondent paul adams is injerusalem. Broader questions in a moment but a incredible account from one of broader questions in a moment but a incredible account from one of those two hostages released overnight to day. Two hostages released overnight to da. , two hostages released overnight to da. ,. ,. , day. Remarkable to hear the account of yocheved day. Remarkable to hear the account of Yocheved Lifschitz, day. Remarkable to hear the account of Yocheved Lifschitz, a day. Remarkable to hear the account of Yocheved Lifschitz, a very day. Remarkable to hear the account of Yocheved Lifschitz, a very feisty. Of Yocheved Lifschitz, a very feisty woman in her 80s hasjust been through an appalling experience but talked about it so calmly and rationally. Expressing the horror but also the Little Details about how medication and food was dealt with. About how it was like in those tunnels under the gaza strip and crucially with some very interesting words about the lack of preparation for Something Like this. Towards the end of her remarks, she said my last message is the lack of information from the Israeli Military hurt us a lot, we were the scapegoat of the government. She talked about how a previous infiltration and the setting alight of fields in the area using these buildings that hamas have sent over the border into areas inside israel, how all of this had been ignored and i think this is really important because i think israelis and the Israeli Security establishment had got so used to hamas Occasional Infiltration being clumsy, not very effective operations across the border that they did not think they presented a threat and of course, on october seven, we all realised they absolutely did. Let seven, we all realised they absolutely did. Seven, we all realised they absolutely did. Seven, we all realised they absolutel did. ,. , absolutely did. Let me ask you about the visit of a absolutely did. Let me ask you about the visit of a manuel absolutely did. 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But i wish i could tell you what he meant, icannot. Does but i wish i could tell you what he meant, i cannot. Does he mean a Military Alliance that do deal with hamas in the way it dealt with isis involving air strikes by a number of Foreign Countries . 0r involving air strikes by a number of Foreign Countries . Or does he mean this should be international. The effort to address this problem. A tantalising little reference and at the moment we do not know at the moment what he meant by it. Also moment what he meant by it. 400 taruets hit moment what he meant by it. 400 targets hit in moment what he meant by it. 400 targets hit in the moment what he meant by it. 400 targets hit in the last day, the Military Strategy still appearing very much from the air, doesnt it . It certainly does. The israelis appear to believe still they have plenty of targets they can hit from the air, weve heard officials in the air, weve heard officials in the last few day saying we will make sure when the time comes to going on the ground and soldiers can go in there as safely as possible and effectively as possible. More warnings for people to leave and go south as well as a Drop Leaflets offering rewards to the Population Offering rewards to the population of the gaza strip for any information on hostages and i think Thatis Information On Hostages and i think that is interesting because that is clearly one of the factors holding this whole thing up. If not for the hostages, we would already see the Israeli Military inside the gaza strip attempting to carry out this huge task of eradicating hamas once and for all, a task some say is just not doable and others say israel should get on and deal with hamas have been able to Drip Feed Hostages and dangle the prospect of further releases in front of the world and the israeli government, you do feel that all of this is staying israels hand and they are not quite sure how to play this rather cynical, awful game. To play this rather cynical, awful came. ~ to play this rather cynical, awful came. ~ , to play this rather cynical, awful tame. , ~ y. ,. , to play this rather cynical, awful came. ~ ,. ,. , to play this rather cynical, awful came. ~. ,. ,. Game. Thank you for that. We will hear from a game. Thank you for that. We will hear from a correspondent game. Thank you for that. 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