the, the business date of the news life from the in israel cutter is what it says was of target 2 cents. baton cried was in preparation for what they call the next stages of combat. as a country professed to launch a full scale invasion. also on the program, least in the u. s. and a government who killed at least 16 people in the northeastern state of may you leaders prepared to see a united voice on the cry see, using gaza and in the crying. because the concept is expect to dominate today's 17 brussels, but leaders are also expected to show up support for ukraine and its fight against

the russians and the unforgettable. welcome to the program. israel says it's um, a cut it out to lodge ground incursion into garza overnight to attack time. us millicent positions describing it as its biggest inc. caution into gaza into the territory. the un humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territories as one, but nowhere at a safe as israel steps up, its preparations for unexpected ground inpatient. this is really tags entered northern, gaza, setting the stage for israel's next phase of combat. full ground war has not started yet, but air strikes hitting the gaza strip non stop. they've already reduced entire

neighborhoods to rumble the model because of the thought because of the bombing destruction and killing i came to seek shelter inside this camp with 9 members of my family and 2 cars. i just sleep out in the open in the heat for 10 days to get attend. israel says it is striking targets of the islamic militant group. how must considered a terrorist organization by many western governments. according to the un, about 1400000 gallons are displaced. the organization now says nowhere save in the entire guys the strip residents there who have no way out or calling for an end to the hostilities. to be the best we can and what we wanted to stop was so tired were overwhelmed. we stand alone cues just to use the toilets. we don't even have basic rights. we have more like

lifeless bodies, just the tire pressure. yeah. it complete siege imposed by israel after the from us terror attack has caused a critical shortage of supplies. and airstrikes are impeding 8 deliveries. we need us to be able to deliver to the turkish hospital, which is perhaps the biggest provider of cancer in gaza. the answer is not yes, is that because we do not have security guarantees to deliver that international diplomacy efforts for ceasefire, have so far field, ground floor to topple him. us me now worse and already dire humanitarian situation and gaza or he but tv is of westbank and gone as a country director for the humanitarian organization. can. she told dw, the humanitarian situation was the worst. her organizations had evan,

the that i would be the son could you kid has been providing the humanity and services for more victims since 1945 since the 2nd world war. how is it now? in 2023, we are able to put our mandates. over the last days we were able to focus our, our interventions from within gaza. you know that. and also from egypt, what our supplies are on the board. they're not what we try to do is to stick you with what we have on the go. the worst case scenario that we've been our intervention around is nothing compared to what we are seeing now. no one, i'm confirming no one is stupid to intervene. and envision what we are seeing now is already master. we are learning from what we have implemented as good international in mass destruction like what happens in the what kentucky what, what we are relating to fine is not even working or stupid. if know if

a ceasefire is not, there is no, it's safe environment. it's good boy that for the human he did in organizations to pull the mandate saving sites. now we are talking about so by the moment it's not to be have any station or destruction. only to has in people and people survive, but more that's key, but tv from the humanitarian organization that can go from gaza to israel. and the w. correspondence of tonya criminal joins us from jerusalem. welcome atanya. i'm, what else do we know about this incursion by these right of the military infant concept of an ice? well, this of a release that at this stage they said it was a targeted rate. their release also this video where you can see all the tags moving in as an infantry brigade that went in. and the you said that this was the

largest today that they today that they went far in. but the army also specified the within part of the strip. they have done this as they say in preparation for the next 30 years as seen as the ground offensive that everybody's waiting for, but military experts here saying that you might see more of these uh, short steps in days. there was also a rock at barrage this afternoon towards central israel. again, there is a bit less real good fight in the past few days. but uh, in uh, on galls have you seen intensified a campaign of air strikes in the north of the gulf and also calls again or other streaming instead of we're still in the north of the 5th the what's the sauce and then disregard. we also heard from the, your ends,

humanitarian coordinator for the occupied territories. and then hastings saying that people are really facing a left with and possible choices. some have no means to go uh south some say, you know, it's simply also too dangerous. olsen, this office environment and some also don't want to be this. the situation is very, very dangerous and difficult for people there. and there's no safe place. okay. it's a bit of a shaky line, but we'll go it's, i think is, was supposed to be ready, as well as probably minutes that has explained that preparations for the ground operations are still under way. has the shed any light about what is to be expected? if that operation no, he also didn't shed any lights on that he address. click uh once again and attend advice address. um basically um and that's really needed because so many questions in as rather small uh,

move forward. again is where these are looking. what's happening in the south is also the question of the hostages. the in got there are problems in the north and deliberate nice for to. so he said benjamin netanyahu the ground innovation might come soon, but she of course, didn't get any details. he said probably up to hostages and that the war cabinet will decide on the timing of such a ground offensive. he also briefly touched on the responsibilities. that's also the question you that's being discussed on what happened on october a 7. but he said many have to answer questions towards that, but this will be something to have. the technology appears to have a business that, tanya, thank you so much for that tiny crime in jerusalem. i apologize for those sound glitches. well,

while the prime minister has warned golf and is to move to the south of the tapestry events, humanitarian coordinator is wanting, but nowhere is safe. the u. n. agency helping refugees are said that they may have to hold hits 8 operations once a fuel supplies run us, the shortages hindering emergency services that are already stretched to the limit . 2 relentless is really strikes on garza mean. ever more people are trapped under the rubble. healthcare stuff are working tirelessly, crushing, injured palestinians do hospitalized with critical supplies, including shrouds for the dead, are running low. water pressure is so low. they are unable to operate. the central centralization machine that we use for, for several lies, are a surgical equipment. and the electricity keeps cutting out and were completely dependent on the fuel,

which i understand is no longer coming in to for when the doctors are under pressure to consider fuel for the generators that hospitals are now relying on. aid is trickling into gaza with israel is spitting blocking fuel supplies. about the, as we are aware that some of us needs fuel, they needed badly for the military infrastructure. after the stove, all the fuel from one row, then it will discuss the issue of the fuel with the world. and if the hospitals are in peril across from us, other firs, to on some of that, how much resupplied the fuel to the hospitals and to the poor residents, the world's most of the month is from how much of the u. n. is warning that without more fuel it will have to hold its aid work. fuel is extremely urgent because without the fuel attract, some go cannot move without fuel. the generator is cannot produce

electricity for hospitals, for bakeries, for the water, the selling nation class. the white house is it is working to get fuel into gaza. the time is running out. so what happens if fuel supply is run out completely? we asked that john list has in pollution in gaza. if you is not only for electricity, it's for everything, for water supplies, for additional it nation stations for drinking water for hospital, for a, for the us that we shops that have some, some supplies that remain there and for, for hygiene, for cleaning, and for collecting the trash from the street. i can see the finals are full of trash in the street. and because the, the ohio and municipalities have no,

if you will, for their trucks to collect these trashes. so all aspects of life i fixed it bonded by visual diesel fuel not only for city as has been below shot in gaza. that's the us where a massive search is on the way for a gunmen who killed at least 16 people and wounded dozens more. miscellaneous, mass shooting happened in the fall northeast of the country. in the states of may, near the time of lewiston, a rural area usually considered a quiet corner of america. the spare time bowling alley in lewiston as one of the scene to the shooting. an eye witness explained how he was able to escape when he had the attack a folder inside and nowhere he just came in and i haven't

got there a mine called uh card has been named by local police as a post and of interest. cctv images show him holding a rifle. he has said to have shot dozens of people at several locations, including a restaurant. while the mind hunted underway, close to ortiz urging portion cart is considered armed and dangerous. he is a person of interest, however, and that's what we'll label on that. so moving forward until that changes. if people see him, they should not approach card for make contact with him in any way the shelter in place. so what are the currently stands in lewiston remains a vehicle which was a vehicle of interest in this incident was located in lisbon. and we are now also

asking residence in lisbeth to shelter in place. so please share that information with communities as well. a large scale such as underway in the area to try and find the suspect that spray in washington bureau chief in his poll. welcome a n a. so what more could you tell us as well? yes, the police has identified the man as robert carter. he's 40 years old and he has been described as armed and dangerous from how he carried out the shooting, the police things that she has some kind of a training and that it is possible that she might have some military background. but at this point, uh, this is uh only speculation to what we know is the card has been 2 weeks or so this summer in the mental health facility. so this shorter, again, has a history of mental health issues. and people are going to wonder how some of them with a history of mental health problems can have access to

a gun. right, because this is so often the case, correct. uh so main is one of the states with out a stronger a gun loss, roughly half of his household has guns and that's actually above the national average. this is about 32 percent or so. the state, however, has a so called yellow flag law. that means that they are, are allowed to take weapons away from people who has mental health conditions who are found to have present themselves or others. but you know, main is a very rule state and it is really hard to control who all ready own. so weapon, i'm sure we will learn more about the judge and the press conference with this test about to happen in the next hour or so. okay, thank you for that. and as a washington.