[000:00:00;00] the, this is the, the, the news items i made no rest buy. it says israel steps of strikes on gaza, published in, you know, a far as you say, more than a 1000 people have been killed in the funding on the quote that haven't been displaced in raleigh's right. the ministry say at least 1200 people have been killed. most of them civilians, gun down at home on the street. i present to allow them is that landscape travels to brussels, asking data from all military supports to help you cry and get through the with

the feel good. you're welcome to the program. officials and gaza say the temperature has no electricity as its own. the power stations has not run out of fuel without actually say more than a 1000 people have been killed and strikes. israel has stepped up. it's retaliation for south of that's how most attacks. and they start to be preparing a ground defensive against gaza. you and says the bump ottomans has displaced more than 260000 gallons. but there is little chance of escape for the 2300000 residents that are just 3 border crossings out of casa all. and i have closed, including including the rafa crossing into egypt. many residents that are desperately seeking safe shelter. as israel intensifies its onslaught.

it strongly, it strikes hundreds of targets in garza over night. the leaving inside neighborhoods in drawings, 50 workers, and lucas went door to door. searching for survivors is transmitted, trustees, it was targeting locations, used by palestinian militants to launch a tax on his writing. with the sunrise, the aftermath of they've started it strikes is obvious, shops and homes. don't do robin is the actually, the targeting is being unjust. and we've not seen this anywhere before. they talk did humans of trees, stones, and even children. i don't know if it's all about, but they didn't leave anything safe. the casa is under heavy fire. a

thousands have set their homes to seek shelter as we are. but for people in distance, keep up related area. bid our fuel safe hiding places. how is this our fault? what did my children do? there's no electricity, internet food or water. why? we suddenly found ourselves displaced, going from a car to a hospital to a street. one person was told to come, stay with us and they got hit by an asteroid. another person asked us to come stay with them and they go talk to, i'm in the street, where should i go? well, i don't even you in facilities have been hit. you and facility s coolie sheltering the displays, but i have been directly hit um a few days ago and, and overall we are hosting some 170000 people

in the over 18 schools on other facilities across the gulf has stripped. these are families who have floods the selling and the compartment is tracy's. it has destroyed the homes of many members of homos. the militant islam is viewed as a dentist organization by the e. u and the us it has also invoiced a seat on the gaza strip, stopping the supply of food, fuel and medicines. and that as reports that the soldier meaning access from egypt has also been shut off. that is dr. strikes at the border, crossing for civilians caught up in the fighting. the conditions are becoming increasingly difficult. officials and gods, se fuse and medicines are running short and the you wednesday is the damage toward

the facilities has got supplies to hundreds of thousands of homes. it's about 40 percent of guys, this population is under 15 and the conflict is taking a huge told them. and so they always is from the unit assessment least the office a welcome to dw. so how is this new conflicts affecting children and guns, our region, the u. n. had already described as being in the midst of a humanitarian crisis. now this is, this is really a crisis over the crisis. so you're talking about, i know a few days of continuous violence and leaving hundreds of children killed and injured on both sides and in palestine. and because of those 26260 children killed. now, over $500.00 children are injured, then these numbers are, are increasing by the hour. unfortunately. um, the situation is really, really dire. as i said, goes or has already been

a place where children and families living really hard, the hard life with the very, very limited basic services access tools or access to to health supplies. all that is now even more hindered by the kind of environments. so yes, tracing and and gaza is really a really bad hundreds of, of thousands of being a displaced as we hear the from our own locally. just so there are lots being sheltered and, and schools and there's no place that's safe and, and, uh, and as of right now, unfortunately as what, how much access does, uni sir, have given the israel is the complete blockade or so far we don't have any

access from or to guys on that's a key, ask the 3, have a key code to all parties of the conflict. and so those are used to, uh, open, open a safe uh, he went to an inquiry doors for a to get inside because what the aid is, um has been as toward the uh, 2 positions and sides goes up, is running out for old agencies and for all the organizations we can sustain our authorizations and they can't help children and families in need unless we get aids inside. this is, this is really critical at the moment and you understand that the likelihood of a humanitarian car it will be opened up is extremely unlikely given that we appear to be a building up to and these riley ground attack. yeah, but this, this, this is, this is the ask ask is for

a halt in environments who monitoring imposes and quality doors for this a to come to come in. this is not helping any of the civilians inside. this is not giving them the chance that they, they need to live. uh, this is really um, being so hard on them and on humanitarian uh, actors on the guns that we are calling for secure and for protection for, for the humanitarian aid workers, for patients, for children and their families that are seeking help. um, also the old, the civilian infrastructure is being damaged and that hits by, by that time. so these infrastructures are crucial for children and their families to, to live and to sustain their lives. so this would stop and bite us to stop, at least for, for the 8 to come in is the violence doesn't stop. if there is no humanitarian car,

it'll walk will be the consequence. when we're talking, we're talking about a place where uh over over a 1000000 of its of its population, over half of its population of children and 1000000 point one, the children and goes on. the west bank has already been a need. uh for uh, an urgent to maternity and assistance. so you can only imagine if this continues without any any stop without any is coming in this. this is going to be really a humanitarian. a. i'm attending catastrophe inside of garza. thank you for joining us. we wish you well with your efforts assuming waste from unicef, the laser, as described the desktop following subsidized terrace. the fact as staggering with at least $1200.00,

mostly unarmed civilians killed by how much militants is or how does that massing tanks on the border with garza and is widely expected to start a ground defensive. definitely use that, rebecca read those reports now from these, right? the town of students close to the gauze history. vc is this to rock police station or what's next of it. and it's the scene of one of the biggest vassals during this audio. how mouse militants will hold up inside i me is riley, military will caught up in a 20 hour gun battle a local residents left terrified and angry, glorifying because we saw them running around here everywhere. we were pretty much in a sense and we didn't have anything to do in this entire situation. no weapons to, you know, protect ourselves. nothing to actually do in this situation. i've been this for both but not, and nothing like this,

nothing like any most. and those slaughters and, and which of the kids and systems and photos and the children to the babies and everything such a cruelty as well as responding to the attacks we've massive air strikes on the gallons a strip. these riley government has told guns to evacuate the territories trapped between israel, egypt and the mediterranean sea. most residents have no way to go to escape the bones. one woman said her brother died while trying to follow his rounds instructions to relocate. we'd fled to escape death. there were continuous air strikes. the israelis told us to come down to con eunice, but we only found duster if we stay home. we die. if we go in the streets, we die. my beloved brother fled from one place to another. my beloved brother,

may your soul rest in peace. this kinds of guns are filled with rockets and ms solves flying in both directions. incoming and outgoing fire. in these ran the town of ash cologne, most of the gaza strip. moss rockets continue to cause destruction. israel has cooled up hundreds of thousands of reserves as it prepares, the next stage of its retaliation. by at least one government minister has joined the troops to avenge what he calls these rails 911. this is not going to be another set. this is going to chase enhance each and every really simple from us. we're going to change chase and han meters, and we would fights and to be in against them and will be victorious, not just for us, but for the sake of the civilized world. a ground offensive buys riley forces, looks likely prime minister benjamin netanyahu told his country to prepare for

a long and difficult role that he says will reshape the middle east. let's do another correspondence at time, the crime that a given him some a welcome atanya. so much to discuss that it starts with the big political picture and the latest moves to form a unity government. what are you hearing yeah, read, getting reports, hear that. and actually that has been a, a statement out that they agreed on a unity and emergency unit to government. they have been talks all day between prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and one of the opposition a lead hispanic guns. he's a former defense minister and uh, just uh, some time ago because his statement and that will give statements later as well. uh, to uh, to get more details from them that they will form an emergency you into a government that would also be the formation of a smaller, more cabinet that really be created, dealing only with the war,

enough with other legislation. so what we're seeing here is basically what you're always seeing when is when it's at war that you know, parties and people are coming together, overcome the divisions. and so we're still waiting for more details about that. what about the other or position a parties, whether they will join and what were the conditions a to join us, such an emergency uh government. okay, so that's ongoing. we have also being a claim. some is rarely officials that are probably still hamas terrorists in israel. i'm what are you hearing about that of the yeah, the assumption is, and i talked to the is really military this afternoon about it that there still, there could be still militants in the area. and this is why the whole area is certain pockets in the area around this because the strip is declared to military zone. this is why we see, you know, more details coming out, emerging from what happened in these communities. we, yesterday,

the army took some journalist to the area. we're getting, you know, we got some reports on the keyboards of city where 100 over a 100 bodies best pound there also a from, from try also another keyboard spare atrocities were being committed where there were reports that a women and children were murdered. there we were asking the, the idea of the, the is really army, the idea statement about this at the con, confirm the numbers in this particular case, but they said what happened in keyboards for all of us was a massacre. so there's still these stores coming out that they're still on high alert around the goals a border in this area. and that has been some, a sites going on also yesterday, and searching to put some info seem. and those things that came with in situations in that area. there's also lots of tools, of course, about israel, a potentially launching

a ground operation in gaza. what sort of preparations easy while