the, the, you're watching, you know, the news coming to live from berlin, residents of gauze, a desperate for basic supplies, united nations, warren 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 the as rarely, military stuff, stuff it's ground operations and cause of the inquiry. richardson, a warm welcome to the show is really airstrikes and struck close to

a major hospital in gaza. city causing damage to medical facilities and thousands of people have broken into u. n. 8 warehouses in garza taking food and other supplies. i mean growing hunger and desperation. the one says it's assigned that civil order is starting to break down after 3 weeks of for israel has again, warranty causes to move south as the fighting intensifies, but many se, nowhere is safe from israel strikes chasms. make a display dash to bank 6, supplies rating you in warehouses for flour in hygiene products, thousands rush to take what either they can carry the chaos. it seems a sign of growing despair. the we have the problem. no, i know was not even toilet. ah, how is isn't it destroyed? no one cares about us. we appeal so the people have the, well, oh,

international powers are against us. we need it. are you? we wouldn't have done this, everyone in need. the show. the cool, so help comes is palestinians facing growing danger from israel is ground offensive . is rails military release these images of what it says? a troops pushing into the north of the gaza strip as they try to eliminate the most terrorist group and risk more than $200.00 hostages. thousands of thousands of sheltering at the l. woods hospital amid the conflict. now officials have been told to evacuate here to the number of displaced people here is between 12 and 14000. the figure changes every day. counting the hospital departments and the intensive care unit. we have nearly 60 patients, as well as 800 injured who are receiving treatment in the emergency department.

is riley strikes have really hit the area around the hospital, but some feel leaving isn't safe either. and despite the growing risk from aero tex, thousands of palestinians are running out of places to run, to correspondent rebecca rivers in stillwater, close to the gauze and border in southern israel after is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced a 2nd stage and the war. i asked her to describe what that might look like. well, i suppose the short answer is really no, we don't exactly know. i want this session phase will entail, but 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 past that they measure in the military pounding as trying to enter the gallon strip. and while they did that ground forces into the gaza straight 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, doing some targeted raids, potentially clearing the area full based ground and vision 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're not getting up to the minute information from the as riley military. either. nothing can be verified. that's happening inside guys. we were just a little while ago. it's close to, to the border and we can see some of the activity we've payment for a lot of the day and we sitting, we're seeing the pretty continuous air strikes, artillery, fire tank, fire going into the northern pod, all 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 slow and ground invasion is, is around for us to balance. it's 2 military aims, one being to eliminate how masses, military capabilities,

while also balancing the move in 200 hostages. that uh, the, the rescue of the 200 hostages, i should say that it's still inside goals are, in fact shortly before coming on. and we, we got was that that number has no reason 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 are progressing. in this 2nd phase, looking inside gaza 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 it's 36 hours media as communication,

black house, absolutely terrifying for the citizens. they who are already of course terrified living with food shortages, water shortages, and no, almost no electricity and few so you know, tend to be, i tend to lose connectivity to their friends, the 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 to, to be able to be cold or somebody is in trouble for them to be able to call the emergency services. so we had some stories of that, of the, of 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 now been restored. and as i said, um you spoke, it seems to it can just have to bullshit to that. it hasn't been issue today. i'll call a on the ground there. and that communication has been restored at least to 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 to our middle east 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 and 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 23 kilometers on, on the what is now the buffer zone, but actually used to be a settled is a 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 seat 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 west bank, the united states national security advisors warranty netanyahu. and in settlers and the westbank, after instances of violence against policy. and you know, we've seen 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 we use the fact that to sion, 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 both or to funds with 3 funds. that of course, something israel does not want to see happening within israel itself. how if we seen this a 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 has, as most of it is, most of some of them are christians. and we've seen of the previous round of, of attacks with hamas 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 placed like just the hi fi? i cause cities that are mixed cities that have lots of arabs, lots of jews. they've been incidents of arabs 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, this of course, keeps, it keeps an eye on that. one of the biggest problems is the minister of national security is very extreme right. subtler he's a member of 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 a weapon might end up being and will it be, you know, we were just talking about the stuff. there's him being a representative of the 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 wanted 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 site that the that is going on and gaza. that's fascinating. thank you so much for that analysis. that is course on your as on us with us in the studio, we appreciate it. we just have to take a look at some other stories making news around the world's heavy fighting continues and ukraine's frontline town of ideas. russian forces launched their counter attack and the genetic region a few weeks ago. but so far are produced few results and are reportedly suffering heavy losses. chief has also made slower progress than it hoped and trying to retain occupied areas around of the german chancellor. alas, schultz has arrived in the right nigeria and capital of buddha, for a visit aimed at expanding cooperation and the energy sector. before leaving berlin, schultz said germany is looking to important natural gas from nigeria. germany is he to diversify his energy supplies,

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