the, the, this is dw news from ballot and israel steps up it's offensive in gaza. the hamas from health ministries at the says, at least 50 people have been killed in an ass striker and a refugee camp. and united nations confirms that the bombardment of the palestinian territory has now killed more than $3000.00 children. and israel's military says a large number of its tanks is now inside gaza. troops on engaging in hand to hand combat, including attacking the most common in the network of underground tunnels. the

i'm good health is welcome to the program. as israel steps up, it's ground and error offensive on gaza. dozens of people are killed in a bloss at a refugee camp. the how most rom health ministry says it has tried killed, at least 50 people at the dap out of the sides, north of kansas city, the density pump. the comp is the biggest in the palestinian territory. the united nations, as also said that more than 3000 children have no been killed in the bombardment of gaza, with food votes and medical supplies, still desperately shots, though outgoing calls for a humanitarian sci fi constance. go to another day of explosions. it's rarely as strikes have been targeting the strip for weeks. they

see the heading home off militants under infrastructure inside the territory. as the debt still amounts to hum osborne health ministry claims that over 8 and a half 1000 people have died. and also since has rarely been began, many have lost the entire families. well, i'm a man, hey, we don't have anything, nothing. he was just going out to find guess because we don't have any at home. he was also looking for bread for the children and guess then the told me he was martyred and this is this key. this is now a daily reality for the people of gauze on people clawing to get out of out from under the rubber many of those children. on monday, the un security council held an emergency meeting to discuss the gulf, a crisis with agencies focusing on the young casualties. this was community center

because in the field to the i'm going to shoot the 3200 and she really went to the guy in just 3 weeks. this house is in the process of was completed. so since 2090, this cannot be collateral damage at least to and also came this goal for children to be better protected on behalf of all the children caught in this nightmare we call on the world to do better. whether they are young people attending a music festival or children going about their daily lives and gaza, they all deserve peace. children do not start conflicts, and they are powerless to stop them. to add to the suffering, essential supplies of running dangerously low food, want to fuel in medicines that are all hard to find. humanitarian workers say the age reaching garza is fault too literally for residents. with one you,

an agency and garbo claiming and a 100 and sees filed is now a life or death matter for millions of several european countries. so hoping to ship aids to gaus. he but the, the country director for the cat and the palestinian territories. as more on efforts to send in more supplies, to thank you so much for this great question. we are in this proceeds and guys up for the humanitarian aid. having these hopes and bets are coming in a very timely manner is, is, is very important. in 2 days, there were announcements on the comp complete collapse of the fuel system and 2 of the major hospitalization guys that for instance, and you have seen also and then use and i'm pretty sure through the lenses of media . yeah. the situation in terms of bread, food and water, mid submitted can supply all of these men to consider the payment of teddy and

supplies are as required in gaza as soon as possible. you must sustain every manner and also in a way that is safe for the teams to distribute them and contribute to saving the lives immediately. now the cat has wound about the collapsing health care system and gaza. how is that affecting people that to unfortunately it's the situation is really becoming more and more dire and by the hour as well as we only say, am the knack of medical supplies. they're now confused and it's just the do to operate hospitals that out of the have been contacted in general and is becoming more and more difficult. today we have here that the american students undergraduate are required to also come to support hospitals. doctors are unable to

deal with this the, the huge numbers of the people, and also on the top of those who are in need of medical treatment, including their li, pregnant women, cancer patients, and babies and incubators. those who are in need of offsets and long term medical services like diety says. so this duration is becoming more and more difficult on, on, by the top of the, or if i can't even say by that, by the minute. can you give us a sense of what it's like for you, a colleagues on the ground that i my colleagues now are very similar to the stuff the people, the intended to displace people from the north to the south. most of them are living either in the shelters or with their hosted with their family members in the bay, overcrowded houses just now i received the message from my colleagues just saying that they don't have anymore any water. and unfortunately, you dial those cards to sources that we were able to identify and garza for

drinking bottled water with their we, they, they are, they run out of the water and we cannot contribute or sent to them what to for, for the consumption. unfortunately, some of them have the gaskets, babies, and all that on babies and they are unable. they are asking us only to send water for their for their make $22.00 for the babies only. so this is the situation. unfortunately, me now the north of gauze has been hit hard with it strikes us, people still that and while they're still there and is help getting to them unfortunately most of the had is, is going towards either the hospital and i would speak about, for instance, good and other n g o's, either through to the hospital where they have shifted many people and to the you and does it need to centers. unfortunately, there are many people in the north that's were not able to evacuate for different

reasons. on the default, everything they could not afford at moving or evacuating through the cell. after 2 or 10 after 2 weeks, almost in the south, many of them came back. so most of those were striked in july, the now came back from the south to the north. they were not able to uh, to continue living on the over in the overcrowded shelters that are out of resources now. and that is, is facing huge issues with the outbreak of diseases, waterborne related diseases and viruses. and in the same time, they could not be safe in the south. they were under constant shooting, so most of them came back. so the 1st, this is the 1st, the reason why they did not the back a. the 2nd is that the biggest hospitals who are providing health services like diet laces, there's the biggest one in the north. so you will see people staying in the surrounding area. so that they can access these services. they are very few people

who did not can you because they don't want to leave. and these are very, very few people. but most of those who stayed in the north either because they were not able to di or because they came back from the south because they could not the unbearable conditions of living. they're able to buy that from cat. thank you very much. i as we thought there's been no lights up and as well as ground and air companion in gauze. i'm israel. defense forces release video showing what they say of tanks and brand troops operating that on specified locations inside gaza. the military says it has struck hundreds of minutes and targets introduced some days. soldiers are engaged in quote, fears, hand to hand combat, including attacking him off gunmen and the network of tunnels. beneath garza, the idea of also claims that it has killed a senior. how must come on the involved in directing the october 7th terrace. the

task of course, by the time the ex ama is instead of in southern israel, close to the gauze border, we all stood bound to report. all reports of that fee is fighting deep in the gaza strip. well, i can tell you what we're seeing and hearing from here and we've been here for the course of the day that's been heavy bombardment. air strikes also truly tangs and we also have seen vol could 5 coming out of some of it went towards central, is road towards the tel aviv area, but also in southern, uh, israel. and we had uh some, you know, the, the military seems to be going steadily more to the inside garza uh, step by step. so to speak. uh, there was a radio address released um uh, audio recording released by the head of the southern command. who is responsible here for a for the, for the golf strip. and the area saying that uh to the troops that they will fight

and allies end in tongue of. so this was kind of a him maybe that they're approaching a dense or urban areas if they're coming closer, maybe to cause a city. but i also have to stress, we do not know the state house because um, you know, that the army keeps the information very tight. and journalists are not in this area inside at the same time. and the same time be hearing from us as well. uh, the, the military being the concern because thing done gauging the, the military, the, is really military and the even understand in some areas so that that is a fighting going on. so this is on this side would recon fish here, but we also have heard from the is really military that there was an, a missile as it was intercepted over the red sea by the error defense system that oppose them just came from uh from you. mm. and now what do we know about the long term goals of the israeli government that's take back control of the gaza strip?

well basically, uh we, we really don't know. i mean, they have not stated what they will do once this is over. they said this is going to be a very long contain and the date that the government is saying that they want to, as they put it around the kid homos, they want to eliminate all their cars tape abilities and they will not let up. you know, the ground, the, the offensive, own garza, the war and guys are until it will destroy how much. so what does that mean is not quite clear because i'm us is also of course a political force. uh, also some of its leaders are in other countries in the region. so there will be a still also, it'd be there. so there's also the main criticism that nobody talks about, really the ideas being filter, but nobody really talks about what it is going to be. and of course the people in garzo are also potentially not being honest, that has been displaced. now,

what would happen to them would they be able to go back most and some of them i thought find that how's the anymore? this talk about the published in a sorority that is a governing of the occupied westbank to come back. but all of these are ideas and of course for as well to stay there for longer time to basically administer ok part of the, the gaza strip. so this is all not clear all what we know from the government is that they're saying this is a very long campaign of what they are. and disney all correspond to tanya. thank you tony. to let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. in the us anti war, protesters have interrupted a hearing on military aids in congress, secretary of state antony blinking, was forced to pause repeatedly as please remove to demonstrate just demanding an end to washington support for israel actions must in gaza

in paris. police have shot and wounded availed woman who reportedly for us and fellow train passengers. office officers said they open fire off the. she refused to obey orders and threatened to blow as self up. french authorities have been on highlights since faithful school stabbing by suspected his limits on october, 13th, threes in japan. say they have arrested an 186 year old gunman who was holding a woman hostage. and the post office officials have linked the case to an earlier shooting has a nearby hospital. a fire in an apartment building around the same time is also being investigated. as you're watching, the news is a reminder of all the top story causes how most run health ministry says and as try it because kills at least 50 people at a refugee camp. they're not the patients as set. that's more than 3000 children

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