the dream of the resistance forces with the zionist soldiers in khan younis jabalia, sheikh rizwan and shujaiyeh reached the battle of tanba in jabalia . the media of the zionist regime reported that the soldiers of this regime were trapped. retreated, but ethnic groups could not appear in this area. the resistance battalions reported the explosion of two houses of the occupying forces in the neighborhood of zaytoun gaza and kham yunus and the killing and wounding of dozens of zionist soldiers in these attacks. the resistance fighters are also the operational rooms of the zionists in the south of gaza, they set a bloody target. about 30 tanks, personnel carriers and armored vehicles of the zionists are also in the hands of the rebels. resistance is destroyed. although the zionist authorities still refrain from announcing the number of their casualties and only admitted the death of about 100 soldiers since the beginning of the ground attack on gaza , but their media says something else. like channel 12's confession that 14 zionist soldiers were killed in one day, most of them were kill

khan younis jabalia, shujaiyeh, sheikh rizwan and al-zaitun were aired in the field reports of the battle the strength of the resistance forces with the zionist military in these axes is telling. the media of the zionist regime have reported that the soldiers of this regime have been stuck in jabalia since this morning. it was reported that these forces requested the support force to withdraw, but the rescue groups could not appear in this area. the resistance battalions reported the explosion of two houses where the occupying forces were stationed in the neighborhood of zaytoun, gaza and khanyounos, and dozens of zionist soldiers were killed and wounded in these attacks. the resistance fighters also targeted the zionist operation rooms in southern gaza. regime tv channel the zionist quoted military experts as saying that the resistance of the palestinian forces in the battle after the fire is much stronger and more stubborn than before , and the israeli army has suffered a lot of casualties. mohammad nazal, a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement , said that the resistance

khan younis, jabalia, shujaiyeh, sheikh rizwan and zaytoun, field reports tell about the heavy battle of the resistance forces with the zionist soldiers in these axes. the media of the zionist regime reported the grounding of the soldiers of this regime in jabalia since this morning. these forces requested the support force to withdraw, but the rescue groups could not appear in this area either. battalions resistance of explosion two. the location of the occupying forces in the neighborhood of zaytoun gaza and khan younis and the killing and wounding of dozens of zionist soldiers in these attacks . the resistance fighters also targeted the zionist operation rooms in southern gaza. channel 13 of the zionist regime tv quoted military experts as saying . the resistance of the palestinian forces in the battle after the ceasefire is much stronger and more stubborn than before, and the israeli army has suffered many casualties. mohammad nazal, a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement , also said that the resistance will continue for 9 days after the end of the ceasefire he man

khan younis, jabalia, shujaiyeh, sheikh rizwan and zeitoun, field reports of the heavy battle of the resistance forces it has a story with the zionist military in these areas.

the earth shook in khan younis, jabalia, both of them we have caused damage. there's no place in which we have not reached. our courageous -- our co-- and each battle and case of combat we are succeeding. we will continue until we have absolute victory. it shows this is -- epitomizes the strength and unity of our people. with all of this we have a price that's unbearable, tears the heart. zuesman fell in a fighting in gaza. he was a hero in israel. a great athlete. unbelievable fighter. additionally four other from high school also from the school also was able to come back and fight against seven, and also a commander of armor, also the last two from paratroopers. i tell you, i'm telling to the dear families of all those heroes of ours who fell, they did not die in vain. we will fight together, we will win, we will destroy hamas. we will fight until victory, until we reach all our goals. return of all abductees, destroying hamas and assurance that it will never constitute a threat to israel. there will be no element there or support to terrorism, teaches it o

an idf statement just released moments ago claiming its forces are in the heart of khan younis and jabalia. according to u.n., 1.9 million people are now displaced inside gaza. that's 85% of the population. and nbc's david noriega is joining us from tel aviv, israel. and also with us, major john spencer, chair of urban warfare studies at west point's modern war institute. david, first to you what is the latest in southern gaza as israel pushes deeper? >> reporter: ana, so that 1.9 million people you mentioned that have been internally displaced within gaza, many of them were moved from the north into the south. now many of those people, in addition to those who already lived in the south, including in khan younis, the second largest city in the gaza strip, are being pushed deeper and deeper south. the u.n. now saying that a lot of these people are being packed into an area the size of about one-third of the gaza strip. what we're hearing from the red cross, from the u.n. and ordinary gazans on the ground is scenes of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. hospitals overwhelmed, shelters ov

younis and in the jabalia refugee camp in the north. and we do want to warn you the next video contains images that are disturbing. it shows the wounded being rushed to a hospital in khan younis. according to wafah, medical sources say those arriving for treatment are having to lay on the floor because there are no beds or medical supplies available. the palestinian crossing authority says 100 aid trucks arrived in gaza from egypt on sunday, which is consistent with the daily average that's been allowed in over the past week. but it's still less than a quarter of the aid that was going into gaza before the war according to the u.n. the world health organization says the lack of basic supplies is allowing diseases to spread and warned that gaza's health care system is, quote, on its knees and collapsing. >> as more and more people move to a smaller and smaller area, overcrowding combined with the lack of adequate food, water, shelter, and sanitation are creating the ideal conditions for disease to spread. health needs have increased dram

he fled to the jabalia camp and then to khan younis and then to rough under the border crossing with egypt. coming up, democracy now! questions -- attempts to question the head of the uae state oil company who is presiding over the u.n. climate summit. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now! democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the u.n. climate summit in dubai here in the united arab emirates. the president of the climate summit, uae oil ceo sultan al jaber, is facing ongoing criticism for his recent comments claiming there is no science to back up calls to phase out fossil fuels in order to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels. during a recent zoom call with former irish president mary robinson and others, sultan al-jaber said a full phase-out of fossil fuels would "take the world back into caves." >> there is no science out there or no scenario out there that says the phaseout of fossil fuel is what is going to achieve 1.5 -- 1.5 is my north star. please help me, show me the roadmap for a phaseout of fossi

in the south, israeli forces have entered the city of khan younis. jabalia refugee camp, which israel says is being used as a base by hamas. in the past couple of hours, the israel defence force posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that their troops have quote, "eliminated several hamas commanders and operatives of hamas�*s northern gaza strip brigade" that the idf claims were hiding in a tunnel located near the indonesian hospital. that's one of the largest healthcare facilities in northern gaza — that was hit by air strikes in october. the bbc has not independently verified the latest claims

in the south, israeli forces have entered the city of khan younis. meanwhile in the north — israeli forces are surrounding the jabalia refugee camp, which israel says is being used as a base by hamas. in the past couple of hours, the israel defence force posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that their troops have quote, "eliminated several hamas commanders and operatives of hamas�*s northern gaza strip brigade" that the idf claims were hiding in a tunnel located near the indonesian hospital. that's one of the largest healthcare facilities in northern gaza — that was hit by air strikes in october. the bbc has not independently verified the latest claims by the idf. israel is now warning people living in northern gaza to move further south — as it steps up what it says is the third phase of its ground operations against hamas. the un says nearly i.9m people have been forced from their homes since israel's retaliatory strikes began, after hamas�* attacks on october the seventh. this as testimony is coming to light about the horrors of the october 7th

bottles have been raging in three main areas, jabalia and shejaiya in the north and khan younis, thety of god in the south. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu described it as the beginning of the end of hamas, detonated a terrorist organisation by us and uk governments. most of the time life looks pretty normal here in central israel but everything changed with 7 october attacks. their fear shows the depth of the collective trauma hamas inflicted on israelis. iron dome took care of most of the rockets but i—man nearby was hurt. the fact that hamas can still attack means it is not beaten. we were going to tel aviv to see the man on the left, veteran fighter pilot air force general and former head of israeli military intelligence who still advises her successes. intelligence who still advises hersuccesses. he intelligence who still advises her successes. he insists israel does not kill palestinians indiscriminately and says the us and uk killed more civilians in iraq and syria. telemark mak israel is having a better ratio of terrorists to collateral damage than the americans and

in the south, israeli forces have entered the city of khan younis. meanwhile, in the north, israeli forces are surrounding the jabalia refugee camp, which israel says is being used as a base by hamas. in the past couple of hours, the israel defense force has just posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that their troops have quote, "eliminated several hamas commanders and operatives of hamas�*s northern gaza strip brigade" that the idf claims were hiding in a tunnel located near the indonesian hospital. that's one of the largest healthcare facilities in northern gaza that was hit by airstrikes in october. the bbc has not independently verified the latest claims by the idf. the idf warned people living in northern gaza to move further south as it steps up what it says is the third phase of its ground operations against hamas. the un says nearly i.9m people have been forced from their homes since israel's retaliatory strikes began, after hamas�* attacks on october the 7th. our correspondent paul adams sent this update from jerusalem. israeli leaders th

in the south, israeli forces have entered the city of khan younis.north, israeli forces are surrounding the jabalia refugee camp, which israel says is being used as a base by hamas. and according to the head of the norwegian refugee council, the "pulverising" of gaza ranks "among the worst assaults on any civilian population "in our time and age". our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams, reports from jerusalem. israeli leaders are saying tonight that the battle for the southern gaza strip is now well under way. the defence minister speaking at a press conference said that israel would do to khan younis, the largest city in the strip, what you had already done to gaza city. benjamin netanyahu answering benjamin neta nyahu answering critics benjamin netanyahu answering critics who he said were trying to pressure israel had these words. the weight to finish the job quickly is to use crushing force against hamas. that approach is already killing large numbers of civilians in the south and starting to trigger quite significant movements of civilians as t

gaza health officials said many civilians were killed in an israeli strike on houses near khan younis the north, israeli forces are surrounding the jabalia refugee camp, which israel says is being used as a base by hamas. amid growing international criticism of the high palestinian civilian death toll, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has pushed back against those he says are trying to pressure israel's tactics in gaza. he said the only way to finish the job was to use crushing force against hamas. live now to jerusalem and our correspondent yolande knell. yolande, what can you tell us about the activities of the israeli forces in south gaza? 50 the activities of the israeli forces in south gaza?— the activities of the israeli forces in south gaza? so khan younis, the second biggest _ in south gaza? so khan younis, the second biggest city _ in south gaza? so khan younis, the second biggest city in _ in south gaza? so khan younis, the second biggest city in the _ in south gaza? so khan younis, the second biggest city in the gaza - second biggest city in the gaza strip, r

also in gaza's secretary largest city of khan younis. israeli media reporting the former chief of staff in israel and a man that currently sits on the war cabinet for this country lost his son in the battles. these are intense battles taking place as israeli forces go after hamas leadership and many leaders are hiding underground. israelis say they are using the air force to support the infantry troops as they do push forward. they also say they killed two top hamas officials in the past two days. one of them, the head of the observation unit, partially responsible for planning the october 7th massacre that took place exactly two months ago. it comes as we are learning more about the 138 hostages still inside gaza and the group that was released as part of that broader ceasefire deal last month. one of those hostages that was released speaking out at a government meeting. i do want you to pull up her words here on the screen, she says my daughters are asking where is daddy, and i have to tell them that the bad people don't want to releas

in the south it looks as if they had started a ground offensive toward khan younis. they would do this but if they do they are trying to get people moving west of khan younis towards the coast which is what they would like them to do and this, we will not help. because all it will do if you cram people into the western corner of the gaza strip, tou will have cholera, there is no hygiene, the gaza strip, you will have cholera, there is no hygiene, no water, no facilities and so on. so the israelis are trying to move people around as one is your correspondent said almost like a chess board and that is not likely to work very well so as they move in towards khan younis this will certainly get a lot more brutal as far as civilian casualties and hamas, 20,000 of them now, are in with the civilian population. so they will move in and of the civilian population as it moves. what is the next step for israel given the complications you are talking about? they will destroy the physical facilities of hamas as they come across them so as they come across tunnels and whatever fac

we can also show you in gaza, the khan younis hospital, we have been showing you this through the lastesperate images of people jumping busy. we've been seeing desperate images of peoplejumping on aid trucks as they enter the gaza strip. in israel, the us defence secretary has arrived there, he has just landed in the last half hour or so. you'll be meeting benjamin netanyahu and other politicians, as these international calls grow for a ceasefire in gaza. we are hearing over the weekend from the uk, from france and germany, they are all stepping up calls for a ceasefire. it does feel like the pressure on israel is mounting. so far, israel has maintained its stance and says that it will continue to do all it can to try to wipe out hamas in gaza. to stay with us on bbc news and there is plenty on the website as well. you can see the live page which gives you all the details and analysis from our correspondence in the area. check it out. it's on the front page of the bbc website. here in the uk, independent shops say they fear a big spike in thefts over the festive and new year period. th

khan younis the centre of attention, israeli tanks reached north—south road there.a look. area around jabalia refugee camp. staff at the al awda hospital say they're under siege. one hospital worker sent an audio message to spanish radio station rne with sounds of the bombardment in the background. the food is small, less than the beginning of this siege. yesterday, they are bombing the tanks of water, so now also we didn't have water. the hospital started to be a not healthy hospital about the smell. so this is because there is no water from yesterday at nine, there is no water. so, this morning, every place, it's a bathroom without water, and also the smell of the bacteria from the legs and arms of the patients. just give you some insight into the conditions there. israel has issued another call for palestinians to evacuate gaza city in the north and khan younis in the south. residents are being pushed further south to rafah, which is unable to shelter everyone amid widespread shortages of food and water. the un has voiced concern that the situation could lead to

also in the southern city of khan younis, the largest city in the southern gaza strip.here, the fighting in the south is moving so quickly that the aid agencies, frankly, are not able to keep up. remember, this is an area where huge numbers of palestinians are sheltering, having been displaced from their homes elsewhere. we think that the bulk of the population of the entire gaza strip is huddled in the south with as many as 80%, according to the un, 80% of gaza's population now displaced by the fighting. this is creating a dire humanitarian situation, the agencies finding it difficult to get aid to where it is needed and there is frankly not enough aid. it's leading martin griffiths, the un's humanitarian chief, to conclude it really isn't an effective operation, humanitarian operation, at least one worth its name in the southern gaza strip. there are negotiations going on with israelis to try and add another facility to the processing of the aid trucks — around 200 can be processed a day, not nearly that many are getting in but if the process is to ramp up they will n

younis, alongside israeli forces getting a firsthand look at the operations inside gaza. comes as the idf pushes deeper into the stripped. focused on the jabalia neighborhood in the northern part of gaza, the defense minister said they are close to completely dismantling the top hamas brigade there. close quarters combat. infantry brigade, 931 batallion. they say hamas fighters had prepared for an ambush but were thwarted. 140 israeli soldiers have been killed, and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has this warning for hamas. >> in recent days dozens of hamas terrorists have been surrendering to our forces. they are laying down their weapons and handing themselves over to our heroic fighters. it will take more time. the war is in full swing but this is the beginning of the end of hamas. i say to hamas terrorists, it is over. don't die for sinwar. surrender now. >> he's talking about yahya sinwar the head of hamas inside gaza, and the southern front, a lot of activity on the border with lebanon, the chief of staff who today was in gaza, was visiting with troops in

younis, the second largest city. as israel expands its operations, the number of civilians killed and wounded grows. the entire house fell on my head, and i was pulled from underneath the rubble, this woman said, we would have been better off dead with my children rather than living in this grim reality. an urgent appeal was issued by the idf this weekend for even more civilians to evacuate parts of khan younis. but it's unclear how many would have heard the orders. it isn't a guarantee of safety or medicine, food, and water. we were displaced from the north to the south for safety, but there is no safety in the south, this woman said. it has led to deteriorating, chaotic scenes. united nations secretary general warning that public order will completely break down soon. >> the situation is very challenging, but i think that the state of israel does much beyond our obligations by the international humanitarian law. >> you call the situation in southern gaza challenging. last month, you denied that there was a humanita

in the south it looks as if they had started a ground offensive toward khan younis.if they do they are trying to get people moving west of khan younis towards the coast which is what they would like them to do and you and agencies have said, we won't facilitate this. we will not help. because all it will do if you cram people into the western corner of the gaza strip, there is no hygiene, no water, no facilities and so on. so the israelis are trying to move people around as one is your correspondent said almost like a chess board and that is not likely to work very well so as they move in towards khan younis this will certainly get a lot more brutal as far as civilian casualties and hamas, 20,000 of them now, are in with the civilian population so they will move in and of the civilian population as it moves.- will move in and of the civilian population as it moves. what is the next step for _ population as it moves. what is the next step for israel _ population as it moves. what is the next step for israel given _ population as it moves. what is the next step for isr

khan younis, israeli tanks reached the main north—south road there.fficult testimony from people trapped there. jason lee is the country director in the occupied palestinian territory for charity save the children, and he's told me about the worsening situation. the conditions in rafah are getting worse. as they are throughout all of the gaza strip. with the increased military offensive in khan younis, the population once again is being forced to move south. and these are people that had already moved to khan younis on the premise of being safe. rafah cannot accommodate the hundreds of thousands of civilians that once again will be homeless. there is not enough access to shelter. there is no room to accommodate them. there isn't enough infrastructure, access to food, to water, to sanitation, and critically, the health system is on the brink of collapse. let's go straight back to the panel. the us played an absolutely crucial role at the moment with that veto at the un security council.— the un security council. yeah, and this is becoming _ the un secu