of the the, you're watching do the news coming to live from berlin, residents of gaza desperate for basic supplies? united nations born civil order is starting to break down after 3 weeks of war as hungry people break into it's food storage centers. the warning comes as he is rarely military steps up. it's ground operations in gaza. the i'm clear, richardson welcome is rarely air strikes. have struck close to

a major hospital in gaza, city causing damage to medical facilities. that is, according to the palestinian red crescent, to choose israel of deliberately targeting the outputs hospital to force medical staff and displaced people to evacuate. the organizations as it received warning calls from israeli authorities to evacuate. some 14000 people are currently sheltering in the outputs hospital. meanwhile, the united nations says the humanitarian situation and gaza is growing more desperate by the hour. you an agency that overseas aid for palestinian says at storage facilities in gauze and were broken into with thousands of people taking supplies and food. the agency called it a worry and sign that civil order is breaking down and is really military says it hit more than 450 targets over the past day and that it is increasing its troop presence. inside garza, it is the 23rd deal fighting in gauze

a there has been no let up is why is that tax? and it has now declared garza city a battlefield. the scale of the destruction is blaine. to see with the we want the war to stone. we lost our loved ones, our relatives, our children. all of my siblings and their children are gone. with hundreds of homes and buildings in trouble. there is hardly any place left for civilians to seek shelter but temporary communications blackout only added to the suffering of thousands. when he gets come on instantly, she was in a we could not check on her relatives and how to get down to the depths and outlet . and we've been calling them to check how they're doing a little bit last night when we couldn't be sufficient people in the streets might

have become lifeless bodies. walk at, let's say i want, i'm here and they seem to share this. ryan has begun ramping up its ground operations. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the water and goes off would be difficult, and long. mobile, it is friday evening, took a whole more of our ground forces entered into gaza as of the strong hold of her muscles to most of their show. this is the 2nd phase of the war. the goals are clear about the destruction of the military and govern mental people abilities of homosexual to new york and bringing home to hostages. the fema bike to this right has been telling civilians in northern garza to seek safety in the south to many gods and see if they might never be able to return to the homes earlier dw. so to journalist has them pollution in garza, and he told us about the us comments that people there have broken into his warehouses in search of food in my area. we. so, um,

uh, people are looking from somebody who military in a, in, in a warehouse into which i excuse myself. and according to the owner, that like the where the bulk of the people started to go to it because they lost safety and they lost the communication. and they felt like they are isolated and they want to and to guarantee some, some, some east, a food than a. so is the journalist as i'm bullish and also speaking to us earlier about the humanitarian situation there. we can also get across to work or responded rebecca rivers in. there are close to the goals of border in southern israel. rebecca, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced a 2nd stage in the war a do we know what to expect from this?

well i suppose the short answer is really no. we don't exactly know what this session phase will entail. what we have seen, obviously a different a different kind of war. and the last couple of days we do know that things have certainly changed on friday night. we saw the biggest bombardment in the school so far they, they made ready military pounding as trying to enter the gallons stripping while they did that ground forces into the golfing street wasn't for the 1st time they were in the weeks leading up to that or in the days at least leading up to that during some targeted raids, potentially clearing the area, full based ground invasion that is ongoing. it's now entering into the 9th. we don't exactly know what is going on in the ground. it's really hard to get information and we don't getting up to the minute information from the is riley military. either. nothing can be verified. that's happening inside guys we were just a little while ago. it's closer to the border and we can see some of the activity we've payment for a lot of the day. and we were seeing the pretty continuous strikes artillery fire

tank, fire going in to the northern part of the gaza strip. but in terms of this next part of the process, this is, we think part of this expected ground invasion, but it's not exactly the huge ground invasion that was perhaps expected. this is more of a, a targeted, slower ground invasion is, is around tries to balance its 2 military items, one being to eliminate how massive military capabilities, while also balancing the move in $200.00 hostages that uh, the, the rescue of the 200 hostages. i should say that it's still inside guys, or in fact, shortly before when on a we, we got was that that number has now risen to 239 hostages with 40 people still missing. and so it's quite possibly could rise again. and the government having getting a lot of pressure from the families of the hostages to get those people out safely . so that could well be coming into play with when it's decision making as to how

they progressing in this 2nd phase. looking inside cause itself of course it's difficult to get information out. we do understand that communication networks appear to be back up. um have you been able to get in touch with sources there? yes, we have been able to reconnect with people in gaza today this morning. the network started to be to get back up and running after 36 hours media of communication blackout. absolutely terrifying for the citizens that who are already of course, terrified living with food shortages, water shortages, and no almost no electricity and few so you know, been to be able to lose connectivity to their friends, their family. they loved ones to be able to find out if they're still alive, still ok. and also for the emergency services to find out where they need to go, or to be able to be cold or somebody's in trouble for them to be able to call the emergency services. so we had some stories of that lives in the emergency services having to sort of look to see where the explosions are happening and,

and take off and hope for the best. so thankfully that has a now being restored. and as i said, m you've spoken, you've spoken yourself to boucher to that it hasn't bullshit today i'll call a on the ground there and that communication has been restored at least from the moment. thank you so much for that update. that's rebecca rivers from so in rest, southern israel reporting for us. it must be torment, lease analyst ashanti was honest with me in the studio for more background. shawnee, welcome back. firstly, and what are you hearing about northern israel there of course and concerns that we're going to be seeing a new front opening at the lebanese border. correct? that's the, that's the fear it is. there are from day one, especially after the we've seen the ground evasion starting 2 days ago yesterday was surprised when i kind of come today. we've seen a escalation more and more rockets being fired from live in on israel retaliating with a special broken. i mean of the outreach of his belie attacks on israel,

deeper into his real territory beyond the, to 3 kilometers on, on the what is now the buffer zone, but actually used to be a settled is settled part of as well. now most of people living there has been evicted, so no, no casualties, but they wrecked hits at some houses that we've seen. and the assumption is real, that this is going to escalate, as you know, as things progress further and further into cause that is really is talking about maybe putting a siege or getting into gaza city. so we will probably see more of that and northern front. uh, in correlation with that, getting more and more active bringing more israelis into the fire, you know, under fire switch from his paula into south lebanon. and another area of concern at the moment is of course, the westbank, the united states national security advisors warrants in that in yahoo. and in settlers in the west bank, after instances of violence against policy. and you know, we're seeing over the weekend some instances. we also know by himself said that in

a talk to the media earlier this week, we've actually been hearing tonight that within is really a security apparatus. the ocean that had the head of the, of the, the police are, are warning that they are seeing more and more attempt bicep. there's to sort of insight violence to sort of the use, the fact that shan of the world and of these are the security forces is not focused on the west bank and trying to it'll be a bit more of a, it's a good seat in their attempt and at attacking palestinians, of course, this is what the last thing is real needs. the minute the west bank, west with banks fires up, you know, as a 3rd fund that will be a lot of trouble for is really security forces. we need to stretch out on over to funds with 3 funds. that of course, something israel does not want to see happening within israel itself. how if we've seen this whole war play out among israel's arrow communities? correct. this is a very good question. you know,

israel has about 20 percent of its population. that is at most of it is most of some of them are christians. and we've seen that the previous round of, of attacks with homeless and 21. that's the need result was a flaring up of, of cities inside israel, inside the what would we say the legally acknowledge borders of israel based like just the hi fi i ca, cities that are mixed cities that have lots of arabs, lots of jews. they've been incidents of ads against jews attacking each other and, and the other way around, lynching is terrible things that we've seen to everyone's surprise and quite relief . we don't see it this time. and, but israel is, of course, keeps. it keeps an eye on that one of the biggest problems is the minister of national security is a very extreme right. um settler, he's a member of an attorney. i was original cabinet. he's been busy in the last couple of weeks just handing out the weapons in mass is claiming this will help is rarely secured themselves as, as of lessons from the attack of october 7th. there's

a lot of fee also among american officials that we know are helping the idea of what supplies with fear of where this, what pin might end up being and will it be, you know, we were just talking about the stuff. there's him being a representative of a seller. will it end up, you know, backfiring literally and, and causing more trouble for israel in the mix communities and into westbank best so, so no another friend to which, by the way, how must very much want it to have to see um and is quite disappointed to see that the arrow is really is add 48, a not joining in solidarity the fight that the that is going on and gaza. that's fascinating. thank you so much for that analysis. that is course on yours, on us with us in the studio. we appreciate it. we do have time to take a look at some other stories making news around the world's heavy fighting continues in ukraine's front line. town of, of the russian forces launch their counter attacking the jeanette screeching a few weeks ago. but so far are produced. few results and are reportedly suffering

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