are continuing to leave the north of the territory after the israeli army gave them a six—hour window to head south. families with young children and babies carried what they could — some making the journey in carts pulled by donkeys. the israeli army spokesman said an estimated 50,000 gazans fled south on wednesday. heavy, close quarters fighting is continuing between israeli forces and hamas militants in the ruins of gaza city, with battles said to be nearing the al quds hospital. gunfire these are the scenes in the west bank. the palestinian authority says ten palestinians have been killed — and at least 20 wounded — during an israeli army raid on jenin refugee camp. israel's military said it was conducting counter—terrorism raids injenin, but gave no further details. more than 170 palestinians are reported to have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank since the attack by hamas on israel on october 7. in the past few minutes, the palestinian group islamichhad has released video of hostages it claims to be holding in gaza, so let's go straight tojerusalem. let's speak to our diplomatic correspondent paul adams. paul, tell us more. this is the first because _ paul, tell us more. this is the first because we _ paul, tell us more. this is the first because we have - paul, tell us more. this is the first because we have had - paul, tell us more. this is the first because we have had of. paul, tell us more. this is the - first because we have had of israeli hostages for about ten days, matthew. we did see a still photo the other day of some type migrant workers are also being held in gaza, but this is the first video we have had for ten days. it shows two israeli hostages, one is a woman in her 70s, she is sitting in a wheelchair, she was inducted from a kibbutz on the 7th of october andy other is a teenage boy —— she was abducted. he was also abducted from the sink unity. in the video, just like the previous one, both speak to the camera. it is not clear if they are speaking or reading a script. both are very critical of israel's prime minister and netanyahu, but once again i emphasise we do not know whose words these are. there was also an accompanying statement from islamichhad, the second—largest armed faction in the gaza strip, thought to be holding an unknown number of hostages. that statement said that the group was prepared to release both hostages for what it called humanitarian and medical reasons, but only, it said, if appropriate measures were met. we have no idea what that actually means. a, have no idea what that actually means. �* ~ . have no idea what that actually means. �* . ., ., ~ have no idea what that actually means. a . ., ~ ., means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know — means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know there _ means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know there was _ means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know there was any _ means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know there was any sort - means. a clear caveat there. we also don't know there was any sort of - don't know there was any sort of coercion there, because this hostage video, but, paul, tell me about the exodus that you have been seeing and witnessing through the course of the last 2a hours, people leaving the north, those pictures and the accounts. north, those pictures and the accounte— accounts. so, as the israeli military has— accounts. so, as the israeli military has expanded - accounts. so, as the israeli military has expanded its i accounts. so, as the israeli - military has expanded its control over large parts of gaza city, and even the are now in control of significant parts of the city, it has allowed them to open corridors to get civilians out —— and they really are now in control. for the last two or three days, we have seen periods of time, three, four, five hours, in which palestinians are able to leave safely from the city of gaza, and we have seen more and more people moving each day. today, there were scenes of thousands, perhaps even tens of thousands, of people on the move, the largest exodus that we have seen since the early days of this crisis, and it does suggest that the israelis now are able to engineer a situation where they can continue to exert very considerable military force on hamas while also simultaneously allowing civilians to leave some of those contested areas. pauli allowing civilians to leave some of those contested areas. paul adams there in jerusalem, _ those contested areas. paul adams there in jerusalem, thanks - those contested areas. paul adams there in jerusalem, thanks very - there injerusalem, thanks very much. live now to washington and our state department correspondent barbara plett usher. barbara, we have been hearing new details from the white house, from joe biden, tell us more about that, because he wants a much longer humanitarian pause but has not been able to deliver it thus far.— able to deliver it thus far. that's ri . ht. able to deliver it thus far. that's right- before — able to deliver it thus far. that's right. before i _ able to deliver it thus far. that's right. before i go _ able to deliver it thus far. that's right. before i go to _ able to deliver it thus far. that's right. before i go to that, - able to deliver it thus far. that's right. before i go to that, i - able to deliver it thus far. that'sl right. before i go to that, i would say that the arrangement that paul was talking about has essentially been announced in a formalised way by the white house, which is that the israelis have agreed to four hour pauses, where they stop any military operations, over two safe passage corridors for people to exit northern gaza so it sounds like in practice that was happening, banality the white house has officially announced it and he said that the israelis will give civilians a three hour notice before the four hour pause begins. the white house is also that it hopes these kinds of localised pauses can be used ultimately to get more aid into the gaza strip and perhaps also to help with hostage release. now, the presidentjoe biden was asked today whether, to confirm reports he had asked the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for a three day pause in order to facilitate hostage releases and he said, yes, actually, i asked for more than that, and he also was asked if frustrated with the israeli prime minister and he said, it is taking longer than i thought it would, which seems to be a mild way of saying yes, but it is also an indication that hostage negotiations continue despite the israeli military operation, and our broadcast partners in the us, cbs, have been talking about a high—level meeting in delhi right now between the head of american intelligence at the head of american intelligence at the head of israeli intelligence, the head of israeli intelligence, the qataris, negotiating for hamas, talking about hostage release. barbara plett usher there in washington, thanks very much, and apologies forjust the washington, thanks very much, and apologies for just the sound on washington, thanks very much, and apologies forjust the sound on that line towards the end of that interview. joining me now is colonel elad goren, the coordinator of government activities in the territories. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. you said earlier this week the levels of humanitarian assistance being supplied to gaza are well above minimal levels required. are you serious? yes, of course i am _ required. are you serious? yes, of course i am serious. _ required. are you serious? yes, of course i am serious. thank- required. are you serious? yes, of course i am serious. thank you - required. are you serious? yes, of course i am serious. thank you forj course i am serious. thank you for having me. of course we are serious. this war has been forced on us by the terror organisation of hamas, and we are doing everything in our power in order to try and distinguish between the terrorists and the population, and this is why we asked the population to evacuate from the northern side of gaza strip to the southern side. assistance will be delivered. in to the southern side. assistance will be delivered.— to the southern side. assistance will be delivered. in terms of that assistance. _ will be delivered. in terms of that assistance, when _ will be delivered. in terms of that assistance, when you _ will be delivered. in terms of that assistance, when you have, - will be delivered. in terms of that assistance, when you have, and l will be delivered. in terms of that i assistance, when you have, and we heard it on the bbc only yesterday, a family of seven talking about in the last 2a hours, they simply had four pita breads between them, so you're saying is not true, when doctors say they are performing operations without anaesthetics, that's not true? when un chief talk about the wholly inadequate aid getting in to deal with the sea of need, that is not true? is that really what you are saying? what i am sa in: really what you are saying? what i am saying is _ really what you are saying? what i am saying is when _ really what you are saying? what i am saying is when hamas - really what you are saying? what i am saying is when hamas opened | really what you are saying? what i i am saying is when hamas opened the war against us, before we move —— maneuvered into gaza, we asked a high collation to move to the southern side of the strip. moreover, but i am saying is we facilitated the entrance of humanitarian convoys, hundreds of trucks, every day, entering gaza with food, with medical supplies, with food, with medical supplies, with medications. what i am saying is that we are doing three times a date and assessment, humanitarian assessment, with all the organisations, in order to track the humanitarian situation in gaza, so, yes, this is what we are saying, and we want to continue to engage with hamas, but in the meantime, we will try to assist as much as we can... but even the numbers, even the numbers don't support what you're saying stuff said earlier this week that sick hundred 65 aid trucks had entered gaza since the start of this war. —— 665. before this war, hundreds of trucks they were getting to the territory. yours 2635 trucks short of that number, even with the incredible increase in scale, before the bombing, before the need spiralled. you are that far short even now. spiralled. you are that far short even nova— even now. that is an important . uestion even now. that is an important question and — even now. that is an important question and i _ even now. that is an important question and i will— even now. that is an important question and i will be - even now. that is an important question and i will be happy . even now. that is an important question and i will be happy to | question and i will be happy to address it. first, we are providing water to gaza strip and a 20 million l every day, and just remember 90% of the water in gaza are still produced, so there is enough water in gaza. regarding the trucks, yesterday, 96 trucks out in, and today approximately the same number... today approximately the same number- - -_ today approximately the same number... ., . . �* , number... you heard what i've 'ust had about the fi number... you heard what i've 'ust had about the total i number... you heard what i've 'ust had about the total number, k number... you heard what i've just had about the total number, you i number... you heard what i've just l had about the total number, you are way, way short, and those were numbers before the spiralling need. there is a mammoth gap in terms of humanitarian aid, so when you say that there is no shortage, you are just simply not reflecting the realities on the ground, are you? what i am saying is we are willing to increase the number of trucks, we are fully coordinated with the un and with the egyptians, with the support of the united states, and if there is a need to increase the trucks, will increase it. this is a matter of logistics and delivery... sorry, they have been clamouring for an increase for weeks now, we are into the second month of this war, and the un agencies have been as one, talking about it. is the truth here, when you say there is no shortage, we are involved in a war here, also an information war, and thatis here, also an information war, and that is why you're saying the things that is why you're saying the things that you are saying? first that is why you're saying the things that you are saying?— that you are saying? first is a war and war has _ that you are saying? first is a war and war has consequences. - that you are saying? first is a war and war has consequences. theyl and war has consequences. they opened the war against the state of israel. civilians were... while saying this, we are trying to insist as much as we can the humanitarian convoy will increase the number of trucks, it is a matter of, if there is a request by the un agencies, we will implement it. there's no problem from our side. let will implement it. there's no problem from our side. let me turn to what is happening _ problem from our side. let me turn to what is happening in _ problem from our side. let me turn to what is happening in the - problem from our side. let me turn to what is happening in the west i to what is happening in the west bank, because you oversee that as well. in terms of the amount of palestinians now killed since the october the 7th attacks, it's around 170 palestinians. how worried argue i70 palestinians. how worried argue about what you are seeing there developing an increasingly developing an increasingly developing —— how worried are you? unfortunately, they're notjust unfortunately, they�* re not just terrorists unfortunately, they're notjust terrorists in gaza... in there, the terrorists in gaza... in there, the terror is developing especially in the north. we are conducting, and today we've lamented and operation in janine, today we've lamented and operation injanine, and i hope the palestinian authority will take responsibility —— jenin. will decrease... if they do so, we will do it. ., . ., do it. for the five children have been killed _ do it. for the five children have been killed in _ do it. for the five children have been killed in the _ do it. for the five children have been killed in the west - do it. for the five children have been killed in the west bank i do it. for the five children have i been killed in the west bank since october the 7th, only yesterday we were watching footage of a palestinian man shot with an israeli soldier standing by and not intervening —— 45 children. what do you say to the central concern that settlers are simply taking advantage of what has happened on october the 7th and forcing out palestinians from areas in the west bank? law and order is one — from areas in the west bank? law and order is one of — from areas in the west bank? law and order is one of our _ from areas in the west bank? law and order is one of our missions. - from areas in the west bank? law and order is one of our missions. we - order is one of our missions. we have no intention to harm children. i want you to remember, when you are describing a child, he is 17 years old, has a gun and issued against ourforces. i7 old, has a gun and issued against ourforces. 17 years old, has a gun and issued against our forces. 17 years old, old, has a gun and issued against ourforces. 17 years old, child, as you say, shooting against our forces, so we will imitate a threat. final question. —— eliminate a threat. final question. -- eliminate a threat. ., . , threat. your ob'ectives, even if you achieve your — threat. your objectives, even if you achieve your military _ threat. your objectives, even if you achieve your military objectives, i achieve your military objectives, which is to destroy hamas, and there are many people who think that is going to be very, very tough to actually do, who will actually run gaza afterwards? you had that warning from antony blinken only yesterday that israel cannot reoccupy. yesterday that israel cannot reoccuoy-— yesterday that israel cannot reoccu-. , , ., , reoccupy. the idf is now focused in the war, reoccupy. the idf is now focused in the war. and _ reoccupy. the idf is now focused in the war, and winning _ reoccupy. the idf is now focused in the war, and winning hamas. i reoccupy. the idf is now focused in the war, and winning hamas. this | reoccupy. the idf is now focused in | the war, and winning hamas. this is what we are doing and this is what we are focusing in, not the day after and not the day before, just what is in front of us. do after and not the day before, 'ust what is in front of us.i after and not the day before, 'ust what is in front of us. do you know it happens — what is in front of us. do you know it happens the _ what is in front of us. do you know it happens the day _ what is in front of us. do you know it happens the day after? - what is in front of us. do you know it happens the day after? i - what is in front of us. do you know it happens the day after? i know . what is in front of us. do you know i it happens the day after? i know you are not telling me, but do you know? i do not know, boa what i know is we have a mission to defeat hamas, illuminate them and bring back our people back home. this is our main focus —— eliminate them. bud people back home. this is our main focus -- eliminate them.— focus -- eliminate them. and you think this is _ focus -- eliminate them. and you think this is realistically _ think this is realistically possible?— think this is realistically hossible? , , , ., ~ possible? yes, this is what we think and this is what _ possible? yes, this is what we think and this is what we _ possible? yes, this is what we think and this is what we are _ and this is what we are conducting, and this is what we are conducting, and i hope that we will see a better future in this region. we and i hope that we will see a better future in this region.— future in this region. we have to leave it there, _ future in this region. we have to leave it there, but _ future in this region. we have to leave it there, but thanks i future in this region. we have to leave it there, but thanks for i leave it there, but thanks for joining us here on bbc news. thanks for your time. joining us here on bbc news. thanks for your time-— around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a 33—year—old man has been found guilty of murdering schoolteacher ashling murphy in ireland last year. the central criminal court in dublin found jozef puska fatally assaulted ms murphy while she was exercising on a canal path in tullamore. puska was found guilty — following three weeks of evidence. the nhs waiting list in england has hit a record high as new figures show that more than a million patients are on more than one waiting list. the overall waiting list hit a new high of 7.7 million at the end of september. the overall waiting list is at its highest point since records began in august 2007. a 14—year—old boy has appeared in court charged with murder in leeds, after a teenager was fatally stabbed near a school in the city. 15—year—old alfie lewis was stabbed near st margaret's primary school on tuesday. the former student later died in hospital. the charged boy has been remanded in custody. you're live with bbc news. let's get more on the israel gaza war, and these are some of the latest pictures we are getting here at the bbc, and you can see those huge explosions and a number of them. it comes as the us saying israel will begin to implement four hour military pauses in areas of northern gaza each day to allow civilians to flee. the white house spokesmanjohn kirby civilians to flee. the white house spokesman john kirby says civilians to flee. the white house spokesmanjohn kirby says it represents a significant first step. let's return to the humanitarian situation on the ground, because earlier on the programme... i spoke tojuliette touma, the director of communications at unrwa, about the humanitarian situation. here is what she told me. since we have last spoken, the situation has gotten far, far worse. we are now hosting 720,000 people across the gaza strip in 150 unrwa shelters. we continue to have colleagues killed. 99 of our colleagues have been killed in gaza in the past one month alone. we do not have the supplies, we have the same issue with fuel shortages, we are really at the bottom of the barrel. juliette touma. live now to mike noyes, who is humanitarian lead at action aid uk. thank you for being here with us. give me your assessments in terms of what your organisation is seeing there on the ground. thea;r what your organisation is seeing there on the ground.— what your organisation is seeing there on the ground. they are seeing ve much there on the ground. they are seeing very much the _ there on the ground. they are seeing very much the same _ there on the ground. they are seeing very much the same things _ there on the ground. they are seeing very much the same things our i there on the ground. they are seeing very much the same things our colicl very much the same things our colic there from the un said. we are seeing an almost complete lack of access to basic services and supplies that people need to sustain life, whether it is food, clean water, the electricity that the hospitals have been working with to keep the power on, there is almost nothing, and i listened to the spokesperson there from the idf. i don't understand how he thinks that there is not an issue at the moment. what i'm hearing from my colleagues in palestine, what all of us are seeing on our television screens at the moment shows the level of destruction, the level of total and utter disruption of all the supplies coming into gaza at the moment. it is a small fraction, we have seen, what, 30 days of compartment now, and the equivalent of one day's supplies has crossed the border and not even that, because things like fuel are not coming in —— 30 days of bombardment. we had things in warehouses we cannot get, because we have not had the fuel to get them, we have had things in logistics, in warehouses, but we cannot get there because the warehouse was bombed. i know you just touched on it briefly, when israel's defence ministry says there is no lack of food, water and humanitarian supplies, when you hear that, what do you instinctively think? it that, what do you instinctively think? ., , , , ., think? it worries me deeply if that is what they _ think? it worries me deeply if that is what they really _ think? it worries me deeply if that is what they really believe. - is what they really believe. the spokesperson said that this is a war. if this is a war, there are rules to war, and the rules to war include not depriving the civilian population of the basic essentials to life, and that is what we are seeing at the moment across gaza, whether it is the massive reduction in food supplies, whether it is the problem people are having getting safe, clean drinking water, it really worries me aboutjust how this war is being conducted, and who are at the receiving end of this war. the children... the israeli defence spokesperson talked about 17—year—old. we are seeing babies on inca bidders died because of this, not —— on incubators dying because of this. not -- on incubators dying because of this. ~ ., , ., not -- on incubators dying because of this. ~ ., i. , not -- on incubators dying because of this. ~ ., , ., , ., of this. where are you trying to focus your _ of this. where are you trying to focus your efforts? _ of this. where are you trying to focus your efforts? have i of this. where are you trying to focus your efforts? have you i of this. where are you trying to i focus your efforts? have you given up focus your efforts? have you given up on the north and archons turning on the south? 0r up on the north and archons turning on the south? or are you still trying to straddle both? fine on the south? or are you still trying to straddle both? one of the thins trying to straddle both? one of the thin . s of trying to straddle both? one of the things of the _ trying to straddle both? one of the things of the moment _ trying to straddle both? one of the things of the moment is _ trying to straddle both? one of the things of the moment is we have i trying to straddle both? one of the things of the moment is we have a| things of the moment is we have a very small team in gaza. some of them are in the north evacuating, some are still in the north. it is some are still in the north. it is so dangerous for them, i don't want to disclose where they are working and where they are not, as well as trying to do what we can and what they can to support the communities affected by this, they are also living under this bombardment. fiend affected by this, they are also living under this bombardment. find i living under this bombardment. and i write and sing — living under this bombardment. and i write and sing one _ living under this bombardment. and i write and sing one of _ living under this bombardment. and i write and sing one of your— write and sing one of your houses was destroyed in one of these bondman —— bombardments —— am i right in saying? it bondman -- bombardments -- am i right in saying?— right in saying? it was not one of ours. there were some basic hygiene materials, things to help women and is there periods, because things like that don't stop because there is a war on women are still giving birth. that does not stop because there is a war on. we are getting communities supplies, and today we are going to pick them up, the warehouse was bombed overnight. just a final thought, because we have been reporting out of washington, president biden pushing for a three—day pause, perhaps even longer. i sort of assume even though he has been robust in that as we speak, i assume that is the sort of because you need in terms of duration to actually do anything significant, in terms of getting extra help in? haste significant, in terms of getting extra help in?— significant, in terms of getting extra help in? we don't need a hause, extra help in? we don't need a pause. we _ extra help in? we don't need a pause, we need _ extra help in? we don't need a pause, we need a _ extra help in? we don't need a l pause, we need a cease-fire, we extra help in? we don't need a - pause, we need a cease-fire, we need pause, we need a cease—fire, we need an end to this. it three—day pause is better than no pause, we hearing them admits to a four hour pause, lots of for our pause. people are getting bread in the morning and bombed in the evening? what we need is a cease—fire. it is bombed in the evening? what we need is a cease-fire— is a cease-fire. it is interesting ou is a cease-fire. it is interesting you phrase _ is a cease-fire. it is interesting you phrase it — is a cease-fire. it is interesting you phrase it that _ is a cease-fire. it is interesting you phrase it that way, - is a cease-fire. it is interesting | you phrase it that way, because is a cease-fire. it is interesting i you phrase it that way, because you know the argument that a cease—fire gives hamas time to regroup, so the argument goes that it would not be the end of it, it would civilly allow them to regroup and come back and we get more of it. the alternative _ and we get more of it. the alternative is _ and we get more of it. the alternative is you - and we get more of it. the alternative is you allow i and we get more of it. the: alternative is you allow people and we get more of it. tte: alternative is you allow people to come out into the open and then you bombed them again afterwards. i know what the —— i don't know what the solution is to long—term conflict, what i know is the ordinary population of gaza need right now is for it to stop into and. —— stop and to end. mike into and. -- stop and to end. mike no es, into and. -- stop and to end. mike noyes. thank— into and. -- stop and to end. mike noyes. thank you _ into and. -- stop and to end. mike noyes, thank you very _ into and. —— stop and to end. mike noyes, thank you very much. just time to squeeze in one final story. the father of the liverpool footballer luis diaz has been released by a colombian rebel group, nearly two weeks after his abduction sparked a big manhunt. luis manuel diaz was reportedly handed over to un officials. the footballer�*s parents were kidnapped by the eln rebel group as they were driving in the family's home town, in northern colombia. earlier, i spoke to our reporter in bogota, daniel pardo, when the news broke. he was given away by the eln, colombia's largest and oldest guerrilla group, who took him 12 days ago and have protagonised a very complicated... he has generated a huge memory for most colombians for the past 12 days. he was given into the hands of un officials, he was taken into a helicopter, and then he went to valledupar. and now he is being seen by doctors. so, huge relief from colombians, but also kind of anger because colombians are, you know, tired of dealing with these situations, especially with a guerrilla group that has no sort of political means, according to colombians, and they are only looking for money and trying to increase their capital. that was daniel pardo. for we break, let me show you the very latest pictures on that story, because there it is, the moment luis diaz and the rest of his family have been so hoping would actually happen. that is lewis manwell diaz handed safely to the un, his mother released last week, but finally the ordeal for the family coming to an end. those picturesjust into ordeal for the family coming to an end. those pictures just into was here at the bbc. hello. there have been no shortage of big shower clouds out there today, some really hefty downpours, as you can see from the earlier satellite picture. the speckled shower clouds racing in from the atlantic, all circulating around an area of low pressure. that low sticking with us through tonight and into tomorrow, so there will be further showers. some clear spells between the showers overnight tonight. but this clump of showery rain will move away from the republic of ireland and then into wales, parts of the midlands and south—west of england. by the end of the night, the winds will strengthen here as well. so it will be mild across this south—west corner, 8 degrees for plymouth, but the northern half of the uk will get quite cold. some parts of scotland, —3, —4 celsius, so frost and fog for some. into friday, low pressure still with us. with the isobars squeezing together first thing in the south—west corner, we could see a spell of gales for exposed parts of south—west england and the channel islands as this clutch of heavy thundery downpours moves out of wales and the midlands and down into southern counties of england. that should then clear during the morning. behind that, some sunny spells. but with the winds turning more northerly, that'll focus the showers into areas exposed to the wind, so the north coast of northern ireland, north wales, merseyside, eastern parts of england and perhaps most especially northern scotland by the end of the day. that's where we'll see the bulk of the showers. temperatures of 7 to 12 degrees. as this area of low pressure rolls away eastwards into the start of saturday, we see this brief window of mainly fine weather. light winds, so some fog patches around on saturday morning, frost for some. but then, actually, this looks like the driest and brightest day of the weekend. very few showers, a little bit of sunshine, temperatures generally between 6 and 12 degrees. could be a little bit colder than that if mist and murk lingers for any length of time. now, as we head into saturday night, one frontal system tries to push in from the south—west but then breaks apart. it will provide some extra moisture, though, to give rise to some quite widespread mist and fog, i think, on sunday morning, and some of that could be really slow to clear. it could be quite a murky day. the further north and east you are, a decent chance of staying dry. further south and west, it looks like we'll see rain moving in from the atlantic. it will start to turn a bit milder down towards the south—west and the channel islands. so to sum things up for this weekend, saturday looks mostly dry, sunday will bring rain for some. and overnight, we will see some frost and some fog. this is bbc news — the headlines... as thousands more flee — the war in northern gaza — the white house says israel will begin daily four—hour pauses in the fighting. joe biden says it's not enough and that he once a three day pause. gunfire but close—quarters combat continues between israeli forces and hamas militants — close to the al quds hospital. the israeli president dismisses reports that a deal to free some passages is imminent. islamichhad releases of video showing some of those held. questions over the future of britain's home secretary — who's accused the metropolitan police of �*double standards' — when it comes to policing protests. the father of the footballer luis diaz has been released after being held by left—wing rebels. before we before we head before we head to before we head to the before we head to the sport before we head to the sport let before we head to the sport let me before we head to the sport let me bring you the latest in terms of the hostages because a video of two israeli hostages has been released as we have been saying, by the palestinian group islamichhad. a woman in her 70s is seeing sitting in a wheelchair there is still from that video. she was abducted from a complex on october the 7th. the second hostage is this teenage boy, another steal from that seem video. he came from the