kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza. what it's labelled the "rapid deterioration" of human rights in the israeli—occupied west bank. the un high commissioner for human rights says it's recorded mass arbitrary detentions, unlawful detentions, and cases of reported torture, and other forms of ill—treatment of palestinian detainees. it says about 4,785 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank since october 7th. i've been speaking to leah tsemel. she's an israeli lawyer who has represented palestinian defendants in the israeli court system. i began by asking her what conditions are like in these prisons. i've been visiting a few prisons, the women's prison, men's prison, and there is one common phenomenon since the war started. all the prisoners, the political prisoners, or they called in israel security prisoners are being humiliated in the prison. it's a general order probably from above, because it repeats itself in each and every prison. the prisoners i met, after a month and a half of this war, are star

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza. gaza tunnels captured by israel.ther key developments in the conflict this hour. israeli forces are advancing towards central gaza, forcing thousands of palestinians to flee the refugee camps there. the un says 150,000 people are on the move. israel says it regrets the harm caused to civilians in a strike on a refugee camp on december 24th. an israeli minister has warned the military will act to remove hezbollah from the israel, lebanon border if attacks continue. and the united nations has warned the situation in the occupied west bank is rapidly deteriorating and has called for the end to unlawful killings of palestinians. let's take a deep dive into the un report published on thursday. it says about 4,785 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank since 7 october. and nearly 300 palestinians were killed due to israeli military operations. it details a sharp increase in air strikes and incursions by israeli security forces on densely—populated areas including refugee camps. violent incidents from arm

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza. that report on gaza tunnels captured by israel. developments in the conflict this hour. israeli forces are advancing towards central gaza, forcing thousands of palestinians to flee the refugee camps there. the un says 150,000 people are on the move. israel says it regrets the harm caused to civilians in a strike on a refugee camp on december 24th. and an israeli minister has warned the military will act to remove hezbollah from the israel, lebanon border if attacks continue. shaimaa khalil has the latest, from jerusalem — and a warning, her report contains some distressing images from the start. once again, a child tells their story of the war. her home in khan younis was bombed overnight. "we were upstairs," she says. "then we were hit and i started running." she tries to comfort her sister, but she has no idea that her mother and brother were killed in the strike. her father sits next to the body bags. he's still in shock. "this is my son," he says. "this morning he asked me for biscuits. "i went to buy them. "when i came back, i

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza. gaza tunnels captured by israel.elopments in the conflict this hour — israeli forces are advancing towards central gaza, forcing thousands of palestinians to flee the refugee camps there. the un says 150,000 people are on the move. israel says it regrets the harm caused to civilians in a strike on a refugee camp on december 24th. an israeli minister has warned the military will act to remove hezbollah from the israel—lebanon border if attacks continue. shaimaa khalil has the latest from jerusalem, and a warning — her report contains some distressing images from the start. once again, a child tells their story of the war. this child's home in khan younis was bombed overnight. "we were upstairs," she says, "then we were hit, and i started running." she tries to comfort her sister, but she has no idea that her mother and brother were killed in the strike. her father abdullah sits next to the body bags. he's still in shock. "this is my son," he says. "this morning, he asked me for biscuits. i went to buy them, and when i

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza. what it said was a "rapid deterioration" of human rights in the israeli—occupied west bank. the un high commissioner for human rights said it had recorded mass arbitrary detentions, unlawful detentions, and cases of reported torture and other forms of ill—treatment of palestinian detainees. it said about 4,785 palestinians had been detained in the occupied west bank since 7th october. i've been speaking to leah tsemel. she's an israeli lawyer who has represented palestinian defendants in the israeli court system. i began by asking her what conditions are like in these prisons. i've been visiting a few prisons, the women's prison, men's prison, and there is one common phenomenon since the war started. all the prisoners, the political prisoners, or they called in israel security prisoners are being humiliated in the prison. it's a general order probably from above, because it repeats itself in each and every prison. the prisoners i met, after a month and a half of this war, are starving

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza.he situation in the occupied west bank is rapidly deteriorating and has called for the end to unlawful killings of palestinians. it's released a report which says about 4,785 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank since the 7th of october. it also found cases of physical and psychological abuse and torture. nearly 300 palestinians were killed due to israeli military operations in the occupied west bank and eastjerusalem. it details a sharp increase in air strikes and incursions by israeli security forces on densely—populated areas including refugee camps. violent incidents from armed settlers have also increased, including sexual assault, beatings and humiliation. for more, i spoke to ajith sunghay, head of office for the un high commissioner for human rights in the occupied palestinian territory. this report basically casts a spotlight on the grave human rights violations that are being committed in west bank. what we've seen is a marked increase in the kind and the

kasra naji, bbc, northern gaza.w of migrants at their shared border. it comes a day after high—level talks between senior officials from the two countries in mexico city. us secretary of state antony blinken says the countries will strengthen a sponsorship initiative for venezuelan, cuban, nicaraguan and haitian migrants. on thursday, mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador said visiting us officials had agreed to keep legal border checkpoints open, after us border agents temporarily closed some rail and road crossings. talks are expected to take place again in washington next month. vinyl records are continuing to make a comeback, with uk sales rising nearly 12%. taylor swift's 1989 was the best—selling lp, followed by the rolling stones�* hackney diamonds. four—fifths of recorded music is consumed via streaming, but vinyl sales are now at their highest level since 1990. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. friday is shaping up to be a fairly decent day for many. there should be more sunshine around,

the tunnel that our correspondent kasra naji and camera operator soran qurbani were taken to is not farks on israel. here is their report. at the main crossing into northern gaza, for the israeli military, progress in the war has been a lot slower than anticipated. the reason — the vast network of tunnels that hamas

along with other media outlets, bbc correspondent kasra naji and cameraman soran qurbani were invitedys is the biggest tunnel found so far. at the main crossing into northern gaza, for the israeli military, progress in the war has been a lot slower than anticipated. the reason — the vast network of tunnels that hamas is using for hit and run attacks on israeli soldiers and for hiding. there is crossing right behind us.

the tunnel that our correspondent kasra naji and camera operator soran qurbani were taken to is not faren it launched its attacks on israel. here is their report. at the main crossing into northern gaza, for the israeli military, progress in the war has been a lot slower than anticipated.

the tunnel that our correspondent kasra naji and camera operator soran qurbani were taken to is not far attacks on israel. here is their report. at the main crossing into northern gaza, for the israeli military, progress in the war has been a lot slower than anticipated.

bbc correspondent kasra naji and cameraman soran qurbani were invited by the idf to visit what it says kasra in a moment, but first let's take a look at what he saw. from here, the tunnel does not look like a major discovery or a massive engineering feat, but inside it is clear this has been a major development project for an assortment to be able to quickly move the gunmen to the border with israel. —— for hamas. the tunnel is wide enough to drive a car through. it is a 4.4 kilometres long and opens in the northern part of the city of gaza. it is wired for electricity and other amenities. it is made of concrete and must have taken hamas years to build and cost millions of dollars. and kasra joins us live now from jerusalem. how did you get access to the tunnel with the idea of? we how did you get access to the tunnel with the idea of?— with the idea of? we have been askin: with the idea of? we have been asking for _ with the idea of? we have been asking for access _ with the idea of? we have been asking for access for _ with the idea of? we have been asking for access for weeks - with