as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. very sadly, people are getting frustrated. they're getting hungry as the siege, the three—week—long siege, continues. israel is continuing with its military operation — moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — is found dead at his home in los angeles. hello and welcome. i'm maryam moshiri. the united nations�* relief agency for palestinians — unwra — has warned that civil order is starting to collapse in the gaza strip.

it comes after warehouses containing flour and other basic supplies were ransacked by thousands of people. the international red cross is warning that no adequate humanitarian response is now possible in gaza, which it describes as a "catastrophic failing". israel had said egypt and the us would be expanding humanitarian aid into gaza today. but egypt has blamed delays on israel's inspection regime. it comes as the israel defense forces continue their ground offensive in gaza, entering what they say is the second stage of the war. the idf say they've targeted a50 military targets belonging to hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments, after moo israelis were killed in hamas raids on southern israel, on october 7th and more than 220 taken hostage. phone and internet communications are gradually returning to gaza, after being cut off by israel as it began its ground operation.

there's a warning from iran of the conflict widening: its president, ebrahim raisi, saying what he calls �*israel�*s crimes�* may force everyone to take action, despite us warnings against escalation. this is the scene live in gaza. you can see plumes of smoke in the background in the middle of the day. hamas health officials say more than 8,000 people have now been killed since israel launched its offensive. we'll bring you up to date with all of the latest developments in the next hour — but we begin our coverage with this report by our middle east correspondent yolande knell. the death toll is rising. health officials in gaza now say more than 8,000 people have been killed. but palestinian rocket fire hasn't stopped. and as it strikes by air, israel says it is also widening its ground offensive. translation: the war - inside the gaza strip will be difficult and long,

and we are prepared for it. this is the second phase of the war whose goals are clear — the destruction of the military and governmental capabilities of hamas and the return of the hostages home. although a telecommunications blackout now appears to be easing, it has been hard to get news from inside gaza. but there have been more international calls to stop the fighting and protect the civilians who are suffering. i am raising alarm about the possibly catastrophic consequences of large—scale ground operations in gaza and the potential for thousands more civilians to die. continued violence is not the answer. away from gaza, young palestinians in ramallah in the west bank were holding a visual, while nearby, officials met the president, a political rival of hamas. translation: i call on the brothers, the leaders of the arab states - to hold an emergency summit to stop this brutal aggression— against our palestinian people and our cause, |

ito face the regional and global| challenges and to do everything possible to enable our people to stay in their land. - these pictures were released by the israeli military as it sends more troops and tanks into gaza. but its invasion has been more limited than some had expected. israel is pledging to eradicate hamas after its attacks this month led to the country's deadliest ever day, killing more than 1,400 people. with hugs and reassurances, the prime minister is trying to allay the fears of israelis whose relatives are being held hostage in gaza. there is more talk of a possible swap for palestinians jailed in israel. take them, we don't need them here, yeah. i want my family and all the hostages back home. already, this three—week—old war has been the most intense and deadliest in the decades—old israel—palestinian conflict. both sides are bracing themselves for more tough days that are yet to come.

the palestinian red crescent says israeli officials have issued a warning to immediately evacuate the al-quds hospital in northern gaza. it is treating about 500 patients, including babies in incubators. nibal farsakh, spokesperson for the palestine red crescent society, in the west bank, told us more about the hospital evacuation warning. two israeli threats demanding immediate evacuation for al-quds hospital because it will be bombarded. israel authorities also told the palestine red crescent that we will be responsible for the safety of the people who are inside the hospital. although we have told them repeatedly over media channels and called on the international community that we will not evacuate

because we don't have the means to evacuate over 500 patients who are many of them in a critical condition, many are in the intensive care unit. we have children and babies in incubators so absolutely evacuating our patients means risking their lives. not only us who have said that, even the who has announced that evacuation of hospitals are impossible to implement and they constitute a death penalty for patients. we are now extremely worried regarding the safety of our medical teams, staff in the hospital. the safety of our patients as well as the safety of over 14,000 palestinian civilians who have took refuge inside the hospital, most of them are children and women. they thought that they might be in a safe place since they are in a hospital, specifically that they have no other option or no other place to go

since intense bombardments are taking place all over gaza and they have been forced to evacuate their homes and they don't even have any choice or being able to evacuate themselves to the south, so the only option for them was only to seek refuge to the nearest hospital and now all of them are under that threat of being bombed at any second due to this serious israeli threat for al-quds hospital. the head of the world health organization has expressed alarm about the israeli warning to evacuate al quds hospital. writing on x — formerly twitter — tedros adhanom ghebreyesus says the report of evacuation threats to the hospital "is deeply concerning". he goes on to say "we reiterate — it's impossible to evacuate hospitals full of patients without endangering their lives.

live now to our correspondent in southern they have also been reports of the intensification of bombardment. live now to our correspondent in southern israel, anna foster. what else do we know about this intensification of the attack on gaza? i know about this intensification of the attack on gaza?— know about this intensification of the attack on gaza? i can tell you about what _ the attack on gaza? i can tell you about what i _ the attack on gaza? i can tell you about what i have _ the attack on gaza? i can tell you about what i have seen _ the attack on gaza? i can tell you about what i have seen and - the attack on gaza? i can tell you i about what i have seen and heard the attack on gaza? i can tell you i about what i have seen and heard in the last hour or so. we have seen a step up in leaving southern israel here into gaza. we are close to an israeli artillery point and heard a lot of loud fire going out. we can see multiple plumes of smoke rising above gaza, white smoke and dark smoke, and as i am speaking, we are

hearing different fire. a fire, some loud explosions, a combination of mortar and artillery shells and the occasional planes overhead. but what we're seeing in the past or so is what certainly looks and feels like another intensification. they stepped up on friday evening, we saw the ground troops moving into gaza, artillery and infantry troops operating on the ground inside gaza. and benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister describes it as a second stage of the war and we are hearing a lot more ground activity now inside gaza. find hearing a lot more ground activity now inside gaza.— now inside gaza. and when we're talkin: now inside gaza. and when we're talking about _ now inside gaza. and when we're talking about a _ now inside gaza. and when we're talking about a second _ now inside gaza. and when we're talking about a second stage, - now inside gaza. and when we're i talking about a second stage, what other details do we talking about a second stage, what other details do w— talking about a second stage, what other details do we havethis is what has been long _ other details do we havethis is what has been long referred _ other details do we havethis is what has been long referred to _ other details do we havethis is what has been long referred to as - other details do we havethis is what has been long referred to as a - has been long referred to as a ground operation inside gaza. rather

thanjust bombarding ground operation inside gaza. rather than just bombarding from the air and sea, or israeli troops are physically inside with their boots on the ground, inside gaza, and they have released new videos in the past hour or so showing tanks we have seen even in the past ten minutes passing behind me in this position here, they have showed armoured vehicles working inside gaza and i think that is what the second stage will look like. this call, the repeated call from the israel defense forces for people in the north of gaza gaza, civilians moving south, that seems to be part of the military strategy to move people south. and this is the... is a appearing and very difficult to say that they may start in the north and

gradually move further south, targeting the hamas infrastructure and they talked about underground targets and a tunnel network. there are also specific targets as well, the hospital in gaza just a couple of days ago and the israel defense forces putting forward evidence hamas has operational headquarters storing weapons and various other things under the hospital. and you are referring in the past three minutes to that warning that has come from al-quds hospital. we had in the red crescent society saying they were told to evacuate that hospital. we had again as the bombardment has intensified, suggestions from inside gaza that there is an intensified bombardment in the area around the hospital but israeli troops have made it very clear and benjamin netanyahu has made it clear they will do what they need to do to entirely eradicate hamas inside gaza. find

need to do to entirely eradicate hamas inside gaza.— hamas inside gaza. and we are heafina hamas inside gaza. and we are hearing in _ hamas inside gaza. and we are hearing in the _ hamas inside gaza. and we are hearing in the meantime - hamas inside gaza. and we are hearing in the meantime of- hamas inside gaza. and we are hearing in the meantime of thej hearing in the meantime of the humanitarian catastrophe that is being described within gaza itself. that's right, we had in the past few hours that some more trucks of humanitarian aid have managed to pass through and takes it up to somewhere in the mid—90s but that is over a week and when you look at how many trucks usually go in every day, around 100 or so, that level humanitarian need is why we have seen images this morning and while we have had this statement from unrwa, the un agency looking after palestinian refugees, saying residents of gaza have actually broken into some of their storage facilities and was saw pictures of people carrying out big bags of wheat and flour and carrying out boxes of basic supplies, things like hygiene kits, things peoplejust can't get hold of at the moment and thatis can't get hold of at the moment and that is why ingres said they fear

civil order is starting to break down in gaza as humanitarian supplies run lower and lower and are not being replenished in anything near the scale that is needed. find near the scale that is needed. and finall , near the scale that is needed. and finally. let's _ near the scale that is needed. and finally, let's talk _ near the scale that is needed. and finally, let's talk a little bit about the regional impact of what is happening right now because that is clearly at the forefront of the minds of international leaders if no one else. it minds of international leaders if no one else. . , minds of international leaders if no one else. ., , , ., one else. it really is and i spoke to in the past — one else. it really is and i spoke to in the past week _ one else. it really is and i spoke to in the past week or _ one else. it really is and i spoke to in the past week or so, - one else. it really is and i spoke to in the past week or so, up . one else. it really is and i spoke| to in the past week or so, up and down the country on the northern border between israel and lebanon which is causing huge concern, daily exchange of fire between hezbollah and like amass a designated terror group by many western governments. they've been firing multiple times a day anti—tank missiles across the border into israel. israel had been firing back but we are seeing tens of thousand israeli civilians

evacuating. there could be a new front opening up in this war there. but we have also seen again attacks by uranium properties on us troops based in north—east syria and iraq, missiles appearing to have been fired by rebels in yemen in the direction of israel, and the simmering tensions are causing huge diplomatic concerns which is why we are seeing the us move their aircraft carriers into this area and so much diplomatic work behind the scenes because there are real concerns this could escalate and become a wider regional war. thank ou ve become a wider regional war. thank you very much. _ become a wider regional war. thank you very much, anna _ become a wider regional war. thank you very much, anna foster - become a wider regional war. thank you very much, anna foster our - you very much, anna foster our correspondent in southern israel. these are live shots within it gaza, two big blasts with the past few minutes as we were talking to anna about the intensification of the bombing by israel of gaza

continuing. now is a good time to cross live to speak to our international correspondence. tell us what we are hearing now. the re ”ortin us what we are hearing now. tue: reporting shows us what we are hearing now. tte: reporting shows this us what we are hearing now. tt2 reporting shows this war has entered its second stage, that is what the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said in his last address to the nation. he also confirmed there are israeli troops in all parts of the gaza strip who are concerned about the deepening humanitarian crisis. and the human cost of this war. that is something that has rung alarm bells along the region. this includes a neighbouring jordan. we arejoined on bbc news by jordan's deputy prime minister.

welcome to bbc news. jordan's deputy prime minister. welcome to bbc news.- jordan's deputy prime minister. welcome to bbc news. thank you, good to be with you- — welcome to bbc news. thank you, good to be with you. what _ welcome to bbc news. thank you, good to be with you. what is _ welcome to bbc news. thank you, good to be with you. what is your— to be with you. what is your greatest _ to be with you. what is your greatest worry _ to be with you. what is your greatest worry now - to be with you. what is your greatest worry now as - to be with you. what is yourj greatest worry now as israel to be with you. what is your- greatest worry now as israel boxes new ground war that has expanded? the cell damage thousands of lives being _ the cell damage thousands of lives being lost — the cell damage thousands of lives being lost to the wall. the incomplete humanity we are seeing being _ incomplete humanity we are seeing being played out. you say that israel— being played out. you say that israel entered the second stage, in the first— israel entered the second stage, in the first stage we lost around 7000 palestinian lives so will we lose more? — palestinian lives so will we lose more? another 8000, 10,000 palestinian lives so will we lose more? another8000, 10,000 in the second _ more? another8000, 10,000 in the second stage? where is is taking us? it second stage? where is is taking us? it will— second stage? where is is taking us? it will not _ second stage? where is is taking us? it will not take us to peace and security— it will not take us to peace and security we all want. everybody. this war — security we all want. everybody. this war is — security we all want. everybody. this war is utterly inhumane. when is enough _ this war is utterly inhumane. when is enough enough? how many innocent lives, _ is enough enough? how many innocent lives, over_ is enough enough? how many innocent lives, over4000 is enough enough? how many innocent lives, over 4000 children killed, almost _ lives, over 4000 children killed, almost 8000 palestinians killed. when _ almost 8000 palestinians killed. when is — almost 8000 palestinians killed. when is enough enough? when do we

say this— when is enough enough? when do we say this war— when is enough enough? when do we say this war has to stop? this war isn't _ say this war has to stop? this war isn't getting — say this war has to stop? this war isn't getting us anywhere and the shocking — isn't getting us anywhere and the shocking images we see coming out of gaza challenge all of our humanity. that has _ gaza challenge all of our humanity. that has got to stop. but gaza challenge all of our humanity. that has got to stop.— gaza challenge all of our humanity. that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if an _ that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if an attack _ that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if an attack on _ that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if an attack on the - that has got to stop. but what would jordan do if an attack on the scale i jordan do if an attack on the scale of october seven happened injordan? what we would do is recognise the pain what we would do is recognise the uain of— what we would do is recognise the pain of october seven on israel and would _ pain of october seven on israel and would not _ pain of october seven on israel and would not be human if we did not, but this— would not be human if we did not, but this has— would not be human if we did not, but this has to be shown by all of us, this— but this has to be shown by all of us, this humanity, it was terrible and tragic— us, this humanity, it was terrible and tragic but do rethink deeper into abyss— and tragic but do rethink deeper into abyss of killing more people? will killing more palestinians bring back those who were sadly and tragically— back those who were sadly and tragically lost? it would only make things— tragically lost? it would only make things worse. the amount of hatred that would — things worse. the amount of hatred that would come out of this, the amount— that would come out of this, the amount of— that would come out of this, the amount of misery, it would not lead

to peace _ amount of misery, it would not lead to peace. whatjordan would do is say let's— to peace. whatjordan would do is say let's learn from what has happened and pose and ask why we are here and _ happened and pose and ask why we are here and learn together. any tendency _ here and learn together. any tendency towards violence predicted by the _ tendency towards violence predicted by the people... giving people hope and bringing about peace, creating conditions — and bringing about peace, creating conditions that would allow palestinians and israelis to recognise humanity of the other, we would _ recognise humanity of the other, we would create peace and find a trusting — would create peace and find a trusting solution so both palestinians and israelis live in peace — palestinians and israelis live in peace and _ palestinians and israelis live in peace and never again have suffer the pain— peace and never again have suffer the pain and misery we are seeing now _ the pain and misery we are seeing now. do— the pain and misery we are seeing now. y ., the pain and misery we are seeing now. ,, ., the pain and misery we are seeing now. , ., ., ., g, now. do you agree with the queen of jordan that there _ now. do you agree with the queen of jordan that there is _ now. do you agree with the queen of jordan that there is a _ now. do you agree with the queen of jordan that there is a glaring - jordan that there is a glaring double standard including on the part ofjordan's key allies, the western states which either abstained or opposed the resolution in the assembly? what

abstained or opposed the resolution in the assembly?— in the assembly? what that her ma'es in the assembly? what that her majesty said — in the assembly? what that her majesty said and _ in the assembly? what that her majesty said and what - in the assembly? what that her majesty said and what we - in the assembly? what that her majesty said and what we say . in the assembly? what that her majesty said and what we say is international law has to be applicable to all. no country is above — applicable to all. no country is above the _ applicable to all. no country is above the law. we all need to come out strongly and firmly on the side of the _ out strongly and firmly on the side of the charter of the united nations, _ of the charter of the united nations, the international law, on the side _ nations, the international law, on the side of— nations, the international law, on the side of our humanity. we have seen _ the side of our humanity. we have seen a _ the side of our humanity. we have seen a resolution adopted by the assembly— seen a resolution adopted by the assembly presented represented by the majority of people on this earth — the majority of people on this earth. that is a step in the right direction — earth. that is a step in the right direction. we all need to come and say international law has to apply equally— say international law has to apply equally and fairly, no life is of lesser— equally and fairly, no life is of lesser value than the other. we value _ lesser value than the other. we value jewish lives, israeli lives, palestinian lives, we hope everybody will come _ palestinian lives, we hope everybody will come from this moral ground and we hope _ will come from this moral ground and we hope everybody says life matters no matter— we hope everybody says life matters no matter what nationality or race or religion —

no matter what nationality or race or religion. but no matter what nationality or race or religion-— or religion. but are you deeply disappointed _ or religion. but are you deeply disappointed by _ or religion. but are you deeply disappointed by your - or religion. but are you deeply disappointed by your key - or religion. but are you deeply| disappointed by your key allies including the united states, britain, other western states, who publicly came to israel and said they are on israel's side in this war? ~ . ., they are on israel's side in this war? ~ ., ., , , they are on israel's side in this war? ., ., , , war? what we told everybody is su ort war? what we told everybody is support israel— war? what we told everybody is support israel but _ war? what we told everybody is support israel but you - war? what we told everybody is support israel but you are - war? what we told everybody is support israel but you are not i support israel but you are not supporting israel by supporting this war. supporting israel by supporting this war~ you _ supporting israel by supporting this war. you support israel by supporting peace because only peace will bring _ supporting peace because only peace will bring the security and safety to every— will bring the security and safety to every palestinian and israeli. supporting this war will only push this region deeper into the abyss, carries— this region deeper into the abyss, carries the — this region deeper into the abyss, carries the risk of regional war and how many— carries the risk of regional war and how many what have we had before? how many _ how many what have we had before? how many violent operations have we had before? if you want to defeat the narrative of violence, we have to offer— the narrative of violence, we have to offer a — the narrative of violence, we have to offer a narrative that convinces people _ to offer a narrative that convinces people that you have your right to freedom _ people that you have your right to freedom from occupation and what is

standing _ freedom from occupation and what is standing between you and that isn't damning _ standing between you and that isn't damning is— standing between you and that isn't damning is violence and unfortunately we have not seen that. thinking _ unfortunately we have not seen that. thinking you canjump over the palestinian issue to make peace in the region— palestinian issue to make peace in the region which is a fallacy as events— the region which is a fallacy as events have sadly and terribly shown us, that _ events have sadly and terribly shown us, that is _ events have sadly and terribly shown us, that is the lesson for all. what we want _ us, that is the lesson for all. what we want in — us, that is the lesson for all. what we want in the arab world is for palestinian and israel used to live in peace — palestinian and israel used to live in peace. this what is not helping with that — in peace. this what is not helping with that. this is preventing us fromm — with that. this is preventing us from... , ., ., ., from... president ed of one of turkey has _ from... president ed of one of turkey has said _ from... president ed of one of turkey has said hamas - from... president ed of one of turkey has said hamas is - from... president ed of one of turkey has said hamas is not. from... president ed of one of| turkey has said hamas is not a terrorist organisation. do you agree? t terrorist organisation. do you a . ree? ~ terrorist organisation. do you atree? ~' ., , terrorist organisation. do you auree? ~ ., , , agree? i think nobody will benefit from characterisations. _ agree? i think nobody will benefit from characterisations. everyone | from characterisations. everyone stands _ from characterisations. everyone stands where they are right now. everyone — stands where they are right now. everyone is — stands where they are right now. everyone is navigating... but stands where they are right now. everyone is navigating. . .- stands where they are right now. everyone is navigating... but do you auree? do

everyone is navigating... but do you agree? do with _ everyone is navigating... but do you agree? do with israel's _ everyone is navigating... but do you agree? do with israel's war - everyone is navigating... but do you agree? do with israel's war aim - everyone is navigating... but do you agree? do with israel's war aim is i agree? do with israel's war aim is to destroy hamas? jordan has had its own problems with hamas. brute to destroy hamas? jordan has had its own problems with hamas.— to destroy hamas? jordan has had its own problems with hamas. we have to answer the question _ own problems with hamas. we have to answer the question of _ own problems with hamas. we have to answer the question of what _ own problems with hamas. we have to answer the question of what produced | answer the question of what produced hamas _ answer the question of what produced hamas. unless we change the conditions, the same as we will produce — conditions, the same as we will produce hamas and others like hamas. what we're _ produce hamas and others like hamas. what we're saying is let us all on both— what we're saying is let us all on both sides — what we're saying is let us all on both sides have the adoption of violence — both sides have the adoption of violence as a strategy to get peace is the _ violence as a strategy to get peace is the wrong way. let us offer and do make — is the wrong way. let us offer and do make a — is the wrong way. let us offer and do make a peaceful alternative so israelis _ do make a peaceful alternative so israelis will say we don't want violence — israelis will say we don't want violence because peace negotiations are getting us what we want which is are getting us what we want which is a life of— are getting us what we want which is a life of decency and safety and promise — a life of decency and safety and promise. we need to anchor things in reality _ promise. we need to anchor things in reality. putting things in context is not _ reality. putting things in context is not a — reality. putting things in context is not a justification for that we are not— is not a justification for that we are notjustifying what happened in october— are notjustifying what happened in october seven but at the same time, no human— october seven but at the same time, no human being would justify what is happening _ no human being would justify what is happening in gaza now. let us be

clear. _ happening in gaza now. let us be clear. the — happening in gaza now. let us be clear, the context of why we're facing — clear, the context of why we're facing terrible moment in our very sad and _ facing terrible moment in our very sad and tragic history in this part of the _ sad and tragic history in this part of the world and work together to say enough, enough, and move forward to a stage _ say enough, enough, and move forward to a stage that is peaceful and bring — to a stage that is peaceful and bring peace forward. you obviously want to focus _ bring peace forward. you obviously want to focus on _ bring peace forward. you obviously want to focus on the _ bring peace forward. you obviously want to focus on the future, - bring peace forward. you obviously want to focus on the future, you i want to focus on the future, you mentioned it many times. what is the future of gaza after this military operation is over? isjordan already part of the discussions behind—the—scenes and does it include hamas? the behind-the-scenes and does it include hamas?— behind-the-scenes and does it include hamas? , ., , ., include hamas? the focus now is on sto -|n~ include hamas? the focus now is on stopping this _ include hamas? the focus now is on stopping this catastrophe _ include hamas? the focus now is on stopping this catastrophe we - include hamas? the focus now is on stopping this catastrophe we see i stopping this catastrophe we see unfolding. after that, we all need to go— unfolding. after that, we all need to go to _ unfolding. after that, we all need to go to the drawing board to find peace _ to go to the drawing board to find eace. ~ . , to go to the drawing board to find eace. . ., , ., , peace. what is the drawing board? what is there _ peace. what is the drawing board? what is there a _ peace. what is the drawing board? what is there a feature _ peace. what is the drawing board? what is there a feature of- peace. what is the drawing board? what is there a feature of hamas l peace. what is the drawing board? | what is there a feature of hamas in gaza? . , what is there a feature of hamas in gaza? ., , _ gaza? that will be determined by reali on gaza? that will be determined by reality on the _ gaza? that will be determined by reality on the ground, _ gaza? that will be determined by reality on the ground, creating i gaza? that will be determined by reality on the ground, creating a | reality on the ground, creating a reality— reality on the ground, creating a reality that will convince people you have — reality that will convince people you have a future and people

themselves will stand against any other— themselves will stand against any other approach by hamas or others. let other approach by hamas or others. let me _ other approach by hamas or others. let me be _ other approach by hamas or others. let me be frank. you want hamas out of the _ let me be frank. you want hamas out of the picture? prove that hamas is doing _ of the picture? prove that hamas is doing wrong, that hamas will not get palestinians future they want. war has failed — palestinians future they want. war has failed to do that repeatedly. 15 years— has failed to do that repeatedly. 15 years of— has failed to do that repeatedly. 15 years of security... we has failed to do that repeatedly. 15 years of security. . ._ has failed to do that repeatedly. 15 years of security... we already saw the techniques _ years of security... we already saw the techniques used _ years of security... we already saw the techniques used by _ years of security... we already saw the techniques used by hamas. - years of security... we already saw| the techniques used by hamas. yes but we have — the techniques used by hamas. yes but we have already asked the question _ but we have already asked the question, we have to ask the question— question, we have to ask the question why we are here, what we can do— question why we are here, what we can do to _ question why we are here, what we can do to make sure it doesn't happen— can do to make sure it doesn't happen again. i'm telling you, the wasteland — happen again. i'm telling you, the wasteland gaza is being turned into i’i l ht wasteland gaza is being turned into right now _ wasteland gaza is being turned into right now is going to produce conditions of misery that will take us all— conditions of misery that will take us all into— conditions of misery that will take us all into this very spot which really— us all into this very spot which really never wanted to be in which we work _ really never wanted to be in which we work so — really never wanted to be in which we work so hard to avoid, and let's call things— we work so hard to avoid, and let's call things as they are. in order to to get— call things as they are. in order to to get rid — call things as they are. in order to to get rid of— call things as they are. in order to to get rid of those wanting pub seems — to get rid of those wanting pub seems to— to get rid of those wanting pub seems to be wiped off the face of the earth — seems to be wiped off the face of the earth and calling them animals

and everybody including hamas, believing — and everybody including hamas, believing that violence is the path, what we _ believing that violence is the path, what we need to do is good people be alternative _ what we need to do is good people be alternative. the only other alternative. the only other alternative is a meaningful peace process _ alternative is a meaningful peace process that will simply get palestinians and israelis what they want which is to live three with hope _ want which is to live three with hope -- — want which is to live three with hope —— live free. | want which is to live three with hope -- live free.— want which is to live three with hope -- live free. i must admit, it seems unlikely, _ hope -- live free. i must admit, it seems unlikely, israel— hope -- live free. i must admit, it seems unlikely, israel has - hope -- live free. i must admit, it seems unlikely, israel has made l hope -- live free. i must admit, it| seems unlikely, israel has made it clear it will not accept the calls for a ceasefire. if this war continues, what will arab states do? you have israeli diplomats in your countries, a peace treaty with israel. what kind of leavers can you use if a call for a ceasefire continues to be rejected? t use if a call for a ceasefire continues to be rejected? continues to be re'ected? i think not 'ust continues to be re'ected? i think notjust jordan _ continues to be re'ected? i think notjust jordan or— continues to be rejected? i think not just jordan or the _ continues to be rejected? i think not just jordan or the arab - continues to be rejected? i think| not just jordan or the arab world, the whole — not just jordan or the arab world, the whole world will have to do whatever— the whole world will have to do whatever it takes to stop this war.

if whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel— whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel continues... whatever it takes to stop this war. if israel continues. . ._ if israel continues... what can jordan do? — if israel continues... what can jordan do? what _ if israel continues... what can jordan do? what pressure - if israel continues... what can jordan do? what pressure dol if israel continues... what can i jordan do? what pressure do you if israel continues... what can - jordan do? what pressure do you have that you can use against israel? israel is not listening and its allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start _ allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start this _ allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start this war _ allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start this war -- - allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start this war -- did - allies are not listening. jordan did not stop start this war -- did notl not stop start this war —— did not start— not stop start this war —— did not start this — not stop start this war —— did not start this war, is trying to stop this war~ — start this war, is trying to stop this war. we are working right now with the _ this war. we are working right now with the international community is in a way— with the international community is in a way that we hope will be able to get— in a way that we hope will be able to get us— in a way that we hope will be able to get us to the end of this ugliness— to get us to the end of this ugliness we see and we will do whatever— ugliness we see and we will do whatever it takes at the right time and whatever we believe will help this war. — and whatever we believe will help this war, we will do it. and and whatever we believe will help this war, we will do it.— and whatever we believe will help this war, we will do it. and what do ou think this war, we will do it. and what do you think can _ this war, we will do it. and what do you think can help _ this war, we will do it. and what do you think can help to _ this war, we will do it. and what do you think can help to end _ this war, we will do it. and what do you think can help to end this - this war, we will do it. and what do you think can help to end this war? j you think can help to end this war? because the war is not stopping, it is intensifying. t because the war is not stopping, it is intensifying-— is intensifying. i think all of us cominu is intensifying. i think all of us coming together— is intensifying. i think all of us coming together in _ is intensifying. i think all of us coming together in one - is intensifying. i think all of us| coming together in one unified position— coming together in one unified position as a global community, all of us _ position as a global community, all of us speaking of the absurdity and ugliness— of us speaking of the absurdity and ugliness of what is happening and read reminding each other that our

humanity— read reminding each other that our humanity should not be sacrificed for violence or any other anger no matter— for violence or any other anger no matter how— for violence or any other anger no matter how much that rage is, and again— matter how much that rage is, and again let _ matter how much that rage is, and again let me say clearly, we do recognise — again let me say clearly, we do recognise the pain brought upon israel— recognise the pain brought upon israel by— recognise the pain brought upon israel by october seven but they too need to— israel by october seven but they too need to recognise a pain being brought— need to recognise a pain being brought on palestinians in this war and let's— brought on palestinians in this war and let's put it openly. let them continue — and let's put it openly. let them continue with this war and kill hundreds— continue with this war and kill hundreds of thousands of palestinians, then what? you have 2 million _ palestinians, then what? you have 2 million people left. what reality will be — million people left. what reality will be left with? these are questions we need to answer. it is easy— questions we need to answer. it is easy to _ questions we need to answer. it is easy to think of the first stage in second _ easy to think of the first stage in second stage but have a thought about _ second stage but have a thought about the — second stage but have a thought about the third step? where will those _ about the third step? where will those steps take us? i think it is

time _ those steps take us? i think it is time for— those steps take us? i think it is time for all— those steps take us? i think it is time for all of us to say time for sanity— time for all of us to say time for sanity to— time for all of us to say time for sanity to come back and see how we can prevent — sanity to come back and see how we can prevent this. stop this now and prevent— can prevent this. stop this now and prevent it _ can prevent this. stop this now and prevent it from happening again and the only— prevent it from happening again and the only way to do that is to give palestinians the rights and give israelis — palestinians the rights and give israelis the right and make sure we -et israelis the right and make sure we get over— israelis the right and make sure we get over this anger and hatred and bring _ get over this anger and hatred and bring back— get over this anger and hatred and bring back the willingness, the ability, — bring back the willingness, the ability, the human nature of the humanity— ability, the human nature of the humanity of gaza.— ability, the human nature of the humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of— humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza, _ humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza, all _ humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza, all that - humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza, all that you - humanity of gaza. recognising the humanity of gaza, all that you call| humanity of gaza, all that you call for, it is so important. but if you believe it's important to end the war, if israel won't listen to the calls for a ceasefire, you have to turn to its allies which are also allies ofjordan. your words to them in private must be even angrier than what you are saying in public. they are not telling israel to stop firing. are not telling israel to stop firina. ~ .

are not telling israel to stop firin~.~ . , firing. we are telling everybody what they need _ firing. we are telling everybody what they need to _ firing. we are telling everybody what they need to hear. - firing. we are telling everybody what they need to hear. we - firing. we are telling everybodyj what they need to hear. we are telling — what they need to hear. we are telling everybody where we stand and i telling everybody where we stand and i think— telling everybody where we stand and i think what ijust said represents where _ i think what ijust said represents where we — i think what ijust said represents where we stand. we are telling everybody that if this war continues, it is dragging the whole region— continues, it is dragging the whole region into — continues, it is dragging the whole region into a wall and the consequences would be devastating for everyone. we are telling everybody that there is a growing public _ everybody that there is a growing public community and the arab world looking _ public community and the arab world looking at— public community and the arab world looking at where every country are standing _ looking at where every country are standing and making conclusions on what this— standing and making conclusions on what this war is really about. again — what this war is really about. again we _ what this war is really about. again, we are telling them if you want _ again, we are telling them if you want to— again, we are telling them if you want to support israel, do not support _ want to support israel, do not support... and this is the only way we can— support... and this is the only way we can all— support... and this is the only way we can all be — support... and this is the only way we can all be true to our humanity and mutual— we can all be true to our humanity and mutual interests. and be true to the international law and this approach to this crisis is going to haunt— approach to this crisis is going to haunt our— approach to this crisis is going to haunt our international relations for years —

haunt our international relations for years. with abstaining on the votes _ for years. with abstaining on the votes put — for years. with abstaining on the votes put forward to end this war, do they— votes put forward to end this war, do they expect us to vote for ending the war— do they expect us to vote for ending the war on— do they expect us to vote for ending the war on them in ukraine? we do what— the war on them in ukraine? we do what is— the war on them in ukraine? we do what is right— the war on them in ukraine? we do what is right because it's not transactional but we should ask this question— transactional but we should ask this question and they should have thought— question and they should have thought of the answer before. i think— thought of the answer before. i think we're all facing a huge challenge now. if we allow this war to continue, not only have we failed our standards but also the right of all our— our standards but also the right of all our people to live in peace and all our people to live in peace and all of— all our people to live in peace and all of us _ all our people to live in peace and all of us need to take a pause and say we _ all of us need to take a pause and say we feel— all of us need to take a pause and say we feel the palestinian people, the israeli — say we feel the palestinian people, the israeli people by allowing those to pass _ the israeli people by allowing those to pass without genuine offence to end the _ to pass without genuine offence to end the conflict and continue the root of— end the conflict and continue the root of conflict in the region, occupation has to end, israel gets lives _ occupation has to end, israel gets lives in _ occupation has to end, israel gets lives in peace and palestine gets lives in peace and palestine gets live in— lives in peace and palestine gets live in peace. not that tunnel

vision — live in peace. not that tunnel vision that only focuses on one aspect— vision that only focuses on one aspect of—