i'm lynda kinkade with cnn breaking news coverage of israel at war. take your belongings and go south. that is the message from israel to residents of northern gaza as it prepares to launch a military ground operation at any moment. the u.s. is sending a second carrier strike group to the eastern mediterranean as well as additional fighter jets. the move is intended to deter iran has blood and others from entering the conflict. saturday, israel declared that it is ready to open a new phase in the war with a focus on significant ground operations. the idf says it struck more than 100 hamas targets in gaza overnight and a cnn team close to northern gaza has been hearing heavy machine gun fire near the border fence as well as loud explosions. earlier, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met soldiers on the front lines offering words of support and telling them to be prepared. palestinian authorities in gaza say the death toll from israeli airstrikes is now more than 2300 people with more than 9,000 injured. according, the health ministry 300 of those deaths were in the past 24 hours. the majority, women and chi children. thousands of palestinians have fled to southern gaza since israel issued the evacuation order early friday. it is not known how many stayed behind. the one thing is abundantly clear, whether people in gaza city choose to stay or go, no place is truly safe. we get more now from cnn's summer analyses and a warning her report contains graphic and disturbing images. [ sirens ] >> reporter: this is what running for your wife looks like in gaza. [ screaming ] an ambulance with a young woman and a young girl inside rocked with explosions as they attempt to flee. it is unclear what happened to the pair, but they are among the tens of thousands of people on the move after israel's military called on nearly half of gaza's population to get south in a matter of hours. but along the safe passages, specified by the idf, utter horror. you are looking at the carnage and chaos on the street, one of the designated evacuation groups. in the aftermath of explosions families killed amid their belongings. cnn has a geo-located this video and four other clips from the horrifying scene. that you and calls israel's evacuation advisory impossible and a violation of the rules of war. palestinian officials accused the idf of bombing civilians even as they fled. thousands of evacuees were killed or wounded by israeli airstrikes according to hamas. cnn has reached out to israeli military for comment. [ sirens ] the victims are flooding into gaza's overwhelmed hospitals and it is the youngest caught in the crossfire. nearly half of gaza's population is children. what did the children do to deserve this, this woman says. did they fight you? did they fire rockets? my niece and her whole family are dead. the only survivor is a two-year-old girl. the healthcare system is on the brink, complete siege making it impossible to get aid to the enclave and there's a shortage of everything, even space in the morgue. we are keeping the dead in ice cream trucks so the bodies don't rot, this doctor says. gaza is in crisis. gaza needs help. for those still able to move south, this is one of the neighborhoods families are expected to flee towards. where israeli airstrikes have wreaked havoc. this is a jenna side, not a war. it is genocide. finding refuge is proving dangerous and deadly and for their many families desperate for shelter, the fear is there may be no safe places left. cnn, london. >> covering all the details from london. elliott, good to have you with us. we know israel is carrying out raids. they continued to strike gaza in retaliation for the hamas terror attack. what more can you tell us about the next stage of the more? >> reporter: israel carrying out more than 100 strikes on everything from rocket launchers, antitank launchers to headquarters belonging to hamas and also the other militant group and also targeting specific militants. a.c.t. -- they took out one of the commandos from the elite forces as well overnight. in terms of ground invasion, we have been talking about this, of course, ever since hamas launched that deadly and brutal terrorist attack on israel killing more than 1300 people just over a week ago. we have been talking about that is ground invasion being likely. it has always been a question of when rather then if. it seems to be a minute and that is one reason why israel has been asking these guys and civilians to evacuate from the northern part of the gaza strip specifically gaza city to the south so that they can get out of harm's way and minimize civilian casualties. as we saw, there were some civilian casualties on friday afternoon as people were trying to evacuate. it is unclear is precisely where that strike would have come from. apparently experience say it was an israeli airstrike. we heard the spokesman speaking with you saying that the israeli air force was not striking at the time and it was not responsible for those tests. but clearly as we see the death toll rises in the gaza strip, more than 2,000 now, the feeling, the expectation is that could rise significantly as when that takes place. >> lynda: and we know the u.s. is sending another aircraft carrier, another one and fighter jets to the region. explain what role the u.s. could play in this conflict? >> reporter: that u.s. has said that it does not want to be involved specifically in the conflict. but the somewhat rare addition of another aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean really i think is designed to deter iran and of course its proxy in southern lebanon has blocked from getting directly involved. we have already seen some scrimmages, rockets fired from hezbollah in southern lebanon. israel retaliating. we have seen rockets fired from syria a and we reports that a syria's airports have been hit, thos be off in a conduit for weapons to the iranian backed militia of has blood as well. so every danger that there could be a northern front opening according to israeli national security minister, excuse me, the head of national security council of the threshold in their awards for an escalation has yet to be met. there are concerns that that could escalate, that in the other friend could open up for real. express in the north and at the same time, we are seeing violence rising in the israeli occupied west bank as well. so israel can of fighting on all those three friends, things could get worse and at the same time, there's this information war going on and the court of public opinion and one has seen over the past week progressively the more or less steadfast backing that israel was receiving initially kind of shifting as the civilian death toll in the gaza strip rises and it would not be a surprise to start seeing things like condemnations from the united nations coming through as well. that is expected by israel in contrast to previous conflicts and perhaps with militants inside the gaza strip. i think israel is much less concerned about the objects going on. lynda? >> good to have you with us. thank you. israel has assembled a considerable force along its northern border. watching for any incursions by militia in lebanon. cnn's matthew chance caught up with a commander to discuss their mission and what the troops are feeling. >> reporter: what is the objective right here in northern israel? >> we have mobilized our troops here for any scenario. >> reporter: when you say any scenario you mean whether this area is hit with rockets, is that what you are worry about? >> that is one of the scenarios. we are here. it could be a very direct specific event. we mobilized and we are here. >> reporter: it seems the military down south were not ready. are you going to make the same mistake here? >> we are here now. i have not heard yet of the debriefing of what actually happened there, so i don't know. this is more. we do the best weekend. we prepare ourselves with all the restrictions and different -- more provocative, what act is presented in such a way. and we find ourselves in that situation. we are doing the best we can. >> reporter: tell me about your troops. so many people killed. such a shocking episode. what is the mood of your soldiers? >> morals our high, but still very frustrated and sad. a lot of people actually have relatives in those areas, in those villages. and can't believe the situation we are in. and -- but we are here, we are motivated and we are here to stop any kind of attack. >> reporter: thank you very much. i really appreciate it. >> lynda: thanks to you matthew chance. eight days after hamas attacked an israeli music festivals, many attendees remain missing and may have been kidnapped. we will talk to one festival go over whose girlfriend has not been heard from since that day. ♪ ♪ >> lynda: welcome back. i'm lynda kinkade. dozens of hamas terrorists launched a relentless attack on an israeli music festival. they opened fire on thousands of concertgoers, killing at least 260 people in the worst civilian massacre in israeli history. when the shooting stopped, hamas fled, taking up to 150 people hostage, including about 17 americans. among them was 27-year-old [indistinct] who when to the grave with a group of friends. she was volunteering to help those who needed a guide. joining me now is her boyfriend. we appreciate your time. i'm so sorry for what you are going through. >> thank you. >> lynda: so your girlfriend of 18 months you believe has been kidnapped by hamas. what can you tell us about what happened? >> from what we know, the testimony of two guys, from the video that hamas was published, we can know for sure not make kidnapped to gaza when she is alive and we can only pray and hope that she is okay there. we know that she is kidnapped, that she is being held hostage. >> lynda: and so you two commitment you are studying graphic design. she decided to go to this music festival with some friends. who has told you what happened, what unfolded with the terrorists arrived at this festival? >> she used to go to these kinds of parties, music festivals and every time she would go with her best friends, this time, she did not return and early morning, there was alarms and rockets. the festival stopped really early and [indistinct] later on, the terrorists arrived by cars, by motorbikes and -- >> lynda: and her friends told you that she had gone to her car and then she was running on foot to escape the terrorists? >> yes, yes, started after the last rockets, there were police officers there. it is a big festival. so there were paramedics and police officers who guided everybody to get inside the cars and to driveway but because [indistinct] and there was only one exit road from there. there was a big traffic -- and some point, police officer [indistinct] leave the car, send them to back to the party. i was invited under the stage with her friends and at some points, it was not safe anymore. so she went away. she slid and ran with two guys and they ran. ran away from the party area when the terrorists started chasing them at some point, one of the terrorists managed to take her and two other terrorists riding on a motorized by came and they took her away. two other guys managed to survive. >> lynda: and no him, you have seen the video posted by hamas showing your girlfriend. can you describe what you saw, what condition she was in? >> from what we can see, i didn't watch it because it was too hard for me and people told me, mike lowe's family told me i should not watch it, but from what we can see and what [indistinct] i understand from this with you, [indistinct] probably, they ordered her not to be conscious right now, taking her for hostage and they decide to hide her. it seems like she is alive, but she got hurt. terrorists holding her and it is not easy, of course. but we want to believe that this is a sign that she is alive and really praying and we need a sign of life from her. >> lynda: are you hearing any news from the israeli government about her situation? because obviously israel has been bombing gaza. >> yes, in the first days we got no information but yesterday, one person from the army spoke with the family and told that the [indistinct] kidnapped, not as missing. they have the information, i think the same information, the testimonial of the guys, the video that hamas published. so they have it and for the that they are saying -- them, they are saying she is kidnapped. so there's no -- >> lynda: half the given you any indication that they know where she and the other hostages are being held? >> no. no. >> lynda: are you worried when you see the bombing that is happening in gaza right now. >> i do. but i'm sure that hamas is keeping all the hostages, i guess, i think, like, down below in the tunnels. gaza is built by tunnels, underground tunnels. i guess they are keeping everybody there. but i don't know. >> lynda: and you and inbar have traveled together for the past year and a half. you described her as an amazing friend. what you want people to know about inbar? >> i want people to know that inbar is the best girlfriend an amazing person. everybody can just, like, everybody loved her and she is talented and she is brilliant and she is clever. she is funny. we just want her back and all the other hostages. she is so talented. she has the spirit of life. no one deserves these things. i'm just thinking about it. it is killing me to think about it. >> lynda: yeah, it is unimaginable what you and her family are going through. no malan, we wish you all the best and we hope you are reunited with her very soon. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> lynda: many viewers may want to help in the humanitarian relief efforts in israel and gaza. cnn is compiling resources. you can head to cnn.com/impact. you will find a list of vetted organizations responding on the ground. you can go to cnn.com/impact. we're going to take a quick break. we will be right back. ♪ the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? 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how many hamas militants are there? and talk to us about the next stage of this operation, sea, land, ground incursion. >> there are some tens of thousands of hamas operatives terrorists. but it is not just the operatives. the idf is targeting the institutions of hamas because they have subordinated the entire government system to build, support, fund, finance, and instruct and execute their terrorist activities. so effectively, what we're doing is dismantling the entire system to begin with. with regard to the second question, what are we doing now? how are we preparing for the next stage? we have recruited several hundreds of thousands of soldiers of reservists, some 300,000 rallying many of them in the area of southern israel on the border with gaza, in the anticipation and preparation if the instructions from the government to mobilize into gaza does come and we need to be prepared for that. >> lynda: that was lieutenant colonel peter lerner. as israel prepares for the next stage of its war against hamas, the u.s. and other western nations are working to keep the conflict from spreading. as part of that effort, the pentagon is the point more military resources into the region. our aaron lieberman has more. >> reporter: the pentagon has ordered a strike group to the eastern meant as a deterrence message to iran and iranian proxies as we see the u.s. military here poster up its forces in the middle east as israel's war prepares to entered what officials have called a bigger stage, the next stage here. the uss gerald r. ford carrier strike group which is the carrier several destroyers and a cruiser is in the eastern area. it will be joined by the uss dwight d eisenhower carrier strike group. elements of that group including the carrier on friday so that will arrive in the region and a couple of weeks. it is a very significant snow statement for the u.s. to send two carrier strike groups all the force and power that entails to the eastern meant. in doing so, the white house and the pentagon have made clear it is not the role of the aircraft on this deck or warships to get involved in the fighting with israel. israel does not want that and the u.s. does not want that. the biden administration, watching this very closely and watching the fight play out in gaza trying to make sure it is not spread beyond israel's borders to other areas and the key message there is to iran, and that is the points of setting these forces to the region, a warning to iran not to get involved and a warning to iranian proxies not to get involved. hezbollah and lebanon as well as shiite proxies opening fire on israel. that is who the recipient of this message is. the u.s. has other forces and pressed up some fighter squadrons and perhaps more fighters expected and there's also the amphibious ready group that is also in the region and could be ordered closer to israel in case essentially as a message to iran in case this escalates. oren liebermann, cnn in the pentagon. >> lynda: u.s. president joe biden has spoken again this weekend with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. one of the numerous conversations they have had since the hamas terror attack. mr. biden called -- caught the attention to the crisis in gaza at a human rights event saturday night. cnn's priscilla alvarez has the tools. >> reporter: president biden spoke with benjamin netanyahu. in that discussion, the two talked about u.s. military support as well as protecting innocent civilians as the conflict unfolds. and a second call, the president also spoke with palestinian authority president abbas to talk about humanitarian supplies reaching gaza which is facing water shortages and food shortages. the president also spoke in a human rights campaign dinner. he talked about the terror attacks in israel as well as the humanitarian crisis in gaza. take a listen. >> president biden: a week ago, we saw hate manifested in the worst massacre of jewish people since the holocaust. more than 1,300 innocent's lives lost in israel. including at least 27 americans. children and grandparents alike kidnapped, held hostage by hamas. the humanitarian crisis in gaza, innocent palestinian families and the vast majority have nothing to do with hamas. [ applause ] they are being used as human shields. >> reporter: the focus continues to be that this conflict not why didn't in the region. but they are sending a message of deterrence in the region as well. and focusing their efforts to on bringing those americans who are held hostage by hamas home. priscilla alvarez, cnn, the white house. >> lynda: cnn's aaron burnett spoke with the prime minister for his assessment of the current situation. >> we are still licking our wounds and have not identified all of the slaughtered israelis. that is one process. right now in the south, it seems we are on top of things and here and there because there's a bunch of terrorists jumping out. but we are in a low right now. we are waiting for the next phase and is going to be our counterattack on gaza. the big merger event is behind us and now we are going to hit back. days. >> reporter: it does feel here, we try to explain just there's this sense of waiting. but an ominous waiting. kids are not in school and the troops are on the border that you can't wait like that f for long and it is sounding like you're not anticipating waiting for long. >> that is right. what i can tell you is that across the board in israel, everyone wall to wall are eager to hit back. i've been visiting the various units. i myself was a combat soldier and the enrollment rates, enlistment rates are about 130% which means people who already were discharge years ago from reserve service are insisting to join and fight because israel took a huge hit but make no mistake, while our hearts are shattered, our spirit is strong and we're going to hit back. >> reporter: and you talk about 130%. i have met few of them, a yoga instructor. i came back in. they are -- >> i also wanted to do it, but they were not let me. >> reporter: right. >> lynda: thousands of people or on the move in gaza. israel wanted them to evacuate south. one international refugee official says they are not safe. we will talk to her about the situation on the ground when we return. ♪ >> lynda: welcome back. we are following in developing story out of afghanistan where a 5.4 magnitude aftershock has hit the north of her back. it came hours after a near 6.3 earthquake. that earthquake was centered northwest of the city of herat. came one week after another quake of the exact same magnitude. authorities say at least 50 people were injured in sunday's quakes. scores of people displaced by last week's? which government officials say told them more xp 2,000 people. we want to bring you up to speed. israel says it is preparing for the next stage in the fighting including significant ground operation in gaza. says has killed a top hamas commander responsible for the massacre. iran is struggling far-reaching consequences if israel does not stop its attacks on gaza. the ongoing israeli strikes have killed about 300 people in the past 24 hours. that is according to palestinians. 800 others, they say, were wounded. most of the casualties were children. officials say more than 2300 palestinians have died since the crisis began. with us now via skype from east jerusalem is shaina low, communications adviser. we appreciate your time. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> lynda: i undei understand yoe a team in gaza, many of whom have had to flee from the north to south. what are they telling you? how are they doing? >> i mean, life is a struggle for all of palestinians in gaza. i just moments before i got on this call was speaking to my colleague in those who had relocated to the south of gaza after fleeing with his family. he said there's a complete shortage of bread, bread lines are two hours long, and now he is looking for alternatives to feed his children. other basic needs like water is proving to be incredibly difficult. he also told me that last night, despite him being relocated in the south, that there were airstrikes near him. and just to prove that there is no safe place in gaza, the israeli authorities have told palestinians in gaza that they need to flee to the south for their safety. but as was indicated in the report just before i started speaking, some people were killed while trying to make that journey to the south. and others are still facing bombardments even once they are relocated to the south. >> lynda: yeah, it seems nowhere safe right now. but for those in your team, how many are going south? how many are staying behind? and for those staying behind, what are their reasons? >> i'm not sure entirely the breakdown between those that flood and those that stayed behind. i do know that we have a handful of staff that at least that have chosen -- have stayed behind. some because they have nowhere to go in the south. they are worried because there's a lack of facilities, able to accommodate mass influx of people. others are having trouble even finding transportation because the size of their families is so large. i have heard about colleagues who have been forced to flee on foot. other colleagues who have not been able to leave because of sick relatives and needing to try to get them treatment at hospitals in the north. there's a variety of reasons people are not leaving and are not able to leave. >> lynda: and of course, even before this war, gaza was facing a humanitarian crisis. the poverty rate over 50%. one-third of the residents living in extreme poverty. describe the work that your team have been doing on the ground now and what will happen in the coming days. >> prior to this last week, our team was focused on providing cash support to families in need, helping to repair substandarg for and bring it up to standards. helping to work with children to help them improve academically and overcome trauma that they faced due to a conflict or displacement. for the last week, we have been terminate those unable to do any of that work. it is just simply not safe for our colleagues to be out on the field working with people, providing aid to those in need. that is why we desperately need at least at the very least humanitarian pause and humanitarian corridors to be established so that we can go back out and do the work that we do and providing assistance to vulnerable palestinians and now i think we just see how much greater our workload will be once it is finally safe for us to be able to go and serve palestinians in gaza. >> lynda: we know israel supply are reaching basic necessities. after the hamas terror attacks, it stopped the flow of food, water, fuel, electricity. do you have any indication of the reserves in gaza in terms of food and clean drinking water? >> i mean, we have seen that there's already worries about waterborne illness from people being forced to drink brackish water and agricultural wells. i read this morning that the u.n. has announced that basically with the fuel that remains inside of gaza, in 48 hours or so, hospitals will know longer be able to operate. it is a crisis with us even our own just bringing it to a personal level with our staff, the lack of electricity and people's reliance on generators, which are quickly running out of fuel, and solar means that headcounts which used to take 50 minutes to check in with our staff are now taking four hours because of difficulties with people having their phones charge, being able to connect to mobile networks. i mean, life in gaza was challenging with only about 12 hours or 14 hours of electricity per day for in so-called good times. now we are facing a complete blackout and the inability to -- for people to get basic necessities. i think food from what i understand, the stocks on the shelves are quickly being depleted. and there needs to be an influx of food and water and electricity and fuel in order for this civilian population of 2.3 million people to survive. >> lynda: you are an american living in east jerusalem. give us a sense of the feeling there. what are you hearing? how is life there changed in the past week? >> oh, i mean, the situation in my neighborhood, in my neighborhood is a bustling, bustling neighborhood. it is very busy. i have a school at the end of the street. for the last week, it has been eerily quiet. early in the week, it was punctuated by sounds of the iron dome intercepting rockets. now what i hear besides this eerily quietness is often just the sound of warplanes going overhead, heading towards gaza or surveilling the area. life here does not feel normal. it feels that people are anticipating the worst. when i go to the supermarket, all the shelves are stocked. there's a depletions of all a kind of the basic pantry items, rice, grains, beans, those shelves are empty. and i think as soon as they fill them up, they are being depleted again because people are anticipating that this could go on for a long time and want to make sure that they have enough food to take care of their families, even here in jerusalem. >> lynda: wow. shaina low, we appreciate your time and your perspective and the work that your team are doing in the region. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> lynda: if you would like to help with the humanitarian relief efforts in gaza, and to israel, cnn can assist you. head to cnn.com/impact. you can find a list of vetted organizations responding on the ground. go to cnn.com/impact. a rising anti-semitism around europe has jewish communities on edge. fears of unrest in france have caused the government to raise its security level to the highest level possible. that story and more still ahead. ♪ palestinian sympathizers marched in washington saturday, gathering at lafayette park and on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house. rallies in support of gaza are expanding across the u.s. taking place in san francisco and outside the israeli consulate in los angeles. friday, thousands took to the streets in new york, gathering in times square and demanding palestinian independence. in europe, a rising anti-semitism is worrying the jewish community. plench police say they have detained 65 people for dozens of anti-semitic acts since the israeli/hamas conflict began. the uk is increasing security after they say there was an uptick in anti-semitic activity. cnn's melissa bell has more from paris. >> reporter: far from the front lines of the israel/hamas war, many european jews say they're not just feeling the pain of what's happening there, but also fearing the potential ramifications much closer to home. in france in the great synagogue in marseille a prayer is held for the people of israel after reports of anti-semitic incidents in parts of europe after hamas launched its attack on israel week ago and subsequent bombardment of gaza. >> translator: first of all, it's important to be present whenever the jewish people are in danger. unfortunately, we're used to this kind of gathering, this kind of prayer. we're tired of it all. nevertheless, we have to respond in unity. >> reporter: france is home to europe's largest jewish population as well as the largest muslim population in western europe. french president emmanuel macron has urged his citizens to remain united, throw french police used water cannon and tear gas to break up a recent rally in support of the palestinian people banned by french officials citing concerns about public order. but there are fears of further unrest in france. 10,000 police officers have been deployed to protect synagogues and jewish schools. on friday, france raised its security alert to the highest level after a knife attack at a school the french interior minister says was linked to the conflict between israel and hamas. the uk is also stepping up security after reports of increased anti-semitic incidents. the community security trust, a british nonprofit organization that monitors anti-semitism, says the number of incidents reported to them in the past week has increased by more than 300% compared to the same period last year. tensions at times spilling out onto the streets of london, where fliers of israelis reportedly kidnapped by hamas were torn down. >> it's children, it's innocent people -- >> reporter: germany, meanwhile, says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards anti-semitic acts and will ban all activities supporting hamas, which is on the eu's list of terror groups german officials say they can do no less. >> translator: protecting jewish life in germany is part of the identity of our democracy. the security of jews in germany is our democracy at its core. only if our jewish citizens live in peace and security can our country as a whole do so. >> reporter: melissa bell, cnn, paris. the impact of the hamas/israel conflict can be felt throughout the world, even on the soccer pitch. saturday, players and fans took a moment to remember the victims at a u.s. versus germany men's match here in the united states. >> the moment of violence will begin and end on the referee's whistle. 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