the, the, you're watching the, the, the names coming to live from berlin. b is rarely, military size. it has split and gaza into, as it continues its ground defensive inside the territory. it is also intensified error strikes over the past 24 hours. goals and health officials, the thing hundreds of people have been killed. also coming up on the show, the top and us and diplomat pushes israel to allow more aid into gaza. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian systems in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. but that pledge is,

anthony blinked and wraps up his diplomatic blitzer across the region. trying to stop the conflict from spreading the clare. richardson. welcome to the show. israel's army. it says it's ground. troops have surrounded garza city and effectively divided the strip into the hamas run. golfing health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed. following major is really error strikes. would have also call us the communications blackout inside the territory. meanwhile, leaders of major un agencies have called for an immediate cease fire, and for more humanitarian aid. the israel defense forces have once to guide intensified operations in northern gaza. they say they are targeting how my sites is an infrastructure from the i. c. i land. as well,

has repeatedly voted civilians to move south veritas, supposed to be safe bet. let's apply and humanitarian. colorado did not materialize . and those who do is put you any say it's very dangerous. the idea. we've been walking for 3 hours to get here. i can't walk and my son has been pushing me all the way you mean the thoughts of our situation is very difficult. but there's no bread, no water, nothing. tanks in front of us, but on a dead body send you some good. it was very, very scary on, especially for the kids. i mean these right in the military has released plus it say's is evidence the to mass is blocking roads to stop civilians leaving and using schools and hospitals as cover fix attacks. this is part of an open ration, a ground operation that was conducted on the hospital then revealed

a ton as it was being used with our infrastructure as inventory hospital. they launch rockets on these red, 75 meters forming us because what they know precisely is when we strike a launch pad like that, the hospital would be damaged as the attacks in the north intensify as well. now size it is that the gaza strip into, to despite increasing international cause for sea side as well. site is that won't happen until all the hostages held by a mass of 3. and until then those on the ground can only take shelter and hope to survive. i spoke earlier to our correspondent rebecca readers in jerusalem. she has more now on israel's claim that it has split and gaza into. so that's why we had conservation yesterday that there is now a north gauze or on a south gaza that is, riley troops had made their way to the beach to the shore line basically. and they

were holding that line. they've now so completely in circle because the city and it's being reported that in the next 48 hours or so we can expect to see is ready troops actually inside kansas city out on the ground. you know, with close, close combat with him. us fight has the now we've seen a really heavy bone bobbing over nights with some people saying it's been the heaviest night in the ground operations so far. uh we some truly have re fix on site is coming out from the bombing, particularly and go to the hospital. we know that the areas around the chief of hospital has been bummed with the id saying continually and yesterday, you know, showing what they say is evidence that home also using these hospitals as head courses. we've also heard from some medical personnel, those saying that they're on to mid attends in these hospitals, and this is in fact false. we, we, it's very hard to independently verify anything. there's no is special generalist

allowed inside. there's no other organizations allowed inside garza so we do know that there's been an incident blackout overnight, so we have been hearing that that is slowly being being restored. so these calls for people to move away for, to evacuate up fully on people that may not be able to even be getting the messages . so really, really serious situation and looking to intensify and to yet another stage of this complex need a very difficult situation for civilians there in gaza. the adf is says, has that it is allowing civilians to move from northern gaza to the south using a one way cord or a will that be a safe option for people to flee? it's it's hard to determine, but we know that civilians have been being caught up in attacks even as they've been trying to head from north to south. we know that the israeli military has been telling civilians to leave for some weeks now and they have as you say,

cleared up that kartel. well, they've said that they've opened that car door to allow for civilians to go in that one way route into the south. and whether or not that's going to be much relief. and we know that there are a lot of civilians who just simply aren't able to move or perhaps are unwilling. and either way, we'll be stuck inside this c besieged area. but we also know that there's any military has been targeting or at least bombing areas in the south, even in the areas where civilians have been told to go that a say. so, you know, more people, i assume will be using that window. the window is from 10 until 2 local time. today we're in the middle of that window. at the moment. i can assume that some people will be using that route, but whether or not it will make them any safer when they're in the south really remains to be seen. rebecca, thank you very much for that update. that's due to the correspondent rebecca renters reporting from jerusalem. and jordan's king says the country's military has dropped medical supplies into the cause this trip over nights and

a message on the social media platform x. king abdulla announced that urgent medical aid had been err dropped at midnight and he added that jordan would always be there to assess palestinians in the gaza strip. the as rarely military has confirmed that the operation was completed with its cooperation. well those air drops come with a medical teams and goals are facing an increasingly dire situation. kristin cuts are the general director of doctors without borders. germany also known as i myself, gave us some insight into the challenges their staff are facing. so it is very difficult to operate in gaza right now. this actually literally told all stuff to to be free up. they were to 1st to ask for the families and himself. nevertheless, a lot of our stuff has chosen to continue to work. it is very difficult to get supplies running dramatic zillow all the time, even though some re supplies had been possible into guys that we see, you know,

lack of fuel, of lack of water and lack of the basics and medication, which makes medical decision making very hot indeed, um, tell me a little bit more about that with such a dire need for your staff to attend. so those were critically injured. are other more basic primary care needs being met at all? what do you hear from us, tabitha? it's getting food and water for themselves and their families is very, very difficult to find a safe space. and to sleep. it's almost impossible even in the solace. cars are just because of the mass of people. what do you see also that's out in hospitals. i'm with the lack of the fuel i'm running generates as this is impossible to most of the time and death for contacting quality medical care is impossible with a lot of people needing special attention due to fighting but also due to attorney diseases where a lifetime process our, our, um, a lot of things uh,

newborn and children tend to be put in an incomplete cause. there's not a tricity, so the medicaid situation and guys, i am nice without words now. um the mouse running garza health ministry has said that close to half of those who's been killed or are children or miners are you see that this that percentage also reflects it in the number of patients who are being treated by doctors without borders to which we see a lot of patients in just to do the sightings, and among them size is a high proportion also of women and children. but also want us to remember that not every man in this context is a fighter and, and in also due to international laws, even if somebody had been citing um and his when did is warrant. and she'll be wanted special protections. that's one of the points that she definitely see. it needs to pause into fighting to allow it so you maintain access to reach guys. and

so people in guys have to reach human terminate and medical aid here from out items that actually accessing medical facilities. this is super difficult for security reasons. well, thank you so much for speaking with us on date of the unit is really appreciate your time. that is christian katara with doctors without borders. to hey, was secretary of state anthony blinking has visited turkey wrapping up a diplomatic dash across the region to try and find solutions to the israel. how much conflict he earlier met with his turkish counterpart? how confident in on correct the visit coming? i made a heated relations between israel and turkey with on correct, urging israel to stop as a tax on costs are blinking, said the us is pushing for more humanitarian a to reach casa, the, the deep concern here for the terrible, told the guys us, taking on palestinians on men, women, and children in gods and edison civilians. a concern that we share and that we're

working on every single day. we've engaged the israelis steps that they can take to minimize civilian casualties. we're working, as i said, very aggressively on getting more humanitarian assistance in the gaza. and we have very concrete ways of doing that. and i think you'll see in the days ahead that that assistance can expand and into the significant ways. so that more gets into people who need it and gets to the people who need it. unpacked out with our correspondent dorian jones, a door and what has come out of that meeting between blinkin and the turkish foreign minister and on gra, i will call you the secretary of state blink. and they were a very good and constructive tolts of his counterpart. talk com feet on he said that the stress, the importance of improving an increasing amount of aid, getting into garza and also reiterate to the cool for the, to monetary impulse in the fighting and reaching so could helping facilitate the release of hostages. held by almost all of these a key to monitor on coughing,

cooling for some time. so that will be welcomed. have been convinced stress that the to washington will be monitoring very carefully. he's also commitments to protect the palestinians in the west bank, holding a search and a tax biased randy set to look again that is something on gra, has been raising. big concerns about includes the ability to, to go to lincoln and feed on. also to discuss the risk of a spreading of conflict. now that is something working just being very concerns about and up to click and so it is a wrong getting involved. now talk, he does have good relations around you right now for me to say it was here last week and the writing president is expected that sometimes 8th of this month to come to turkey. so i think that the to the men of discussing the importance of containing the conflict and almost another issue, blinked and also said that they expected progress on the right to vacation of ne of sweden's bit to join nato. we've talked a has been holding up for some time. now turkey and israel had been working toward

patching up relations before israel's war against mos. how are things looking now? this whole thing is really all very, very difficult between talking is well, both, both on the inside you have to realize i just before this search and fight in the mid lease. and there was a major, a personal in between his right on talking with the touch of president jeff type bud one meeting for the 1st time. he's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. now that's all over tuck you record. it's on back to the, from israel over the weekend. that was, it was supposed was similar move by israel, but it has to be said old ones, most much of his a fire and rhetoric is now a but next and you all who robin is ran itself. and he stressed the importance of maintaining diplomatic relations with his rock. he said they haven't been called and they cannot be caught. my could be assigned to talking. he's on his health, playing some kind of mediating role. some time down the road would be keeping an eye out for that. thank you so much for your reporting. that's indeed all these at, during jones reporting from miss tumble. when you take

a look now at some other world news headlines at this hour, officials and love it on say 4 civilians among them, 3 children have been killed and, and his really air strikes me with the southern town of i not to the as rarely armies as it is examining the incidents, lebanon's has the militant groups as it has fired rockets at the northern is really town of korea. we're not in retaliation. part of a cliff in the french outs has been blown up to protect a highway and railway line between france and italy. this follows a rock slide in august when large sections of the cliff crashed down onto the tracks. the blast on sunday was the 1st in a series planned for the coming months. francis just as minister is expected to appear in the court on monday, charged with using his office to settle personal scores. he's accused of order of

probes into magistrates who investigated him when he used to work as a lawyer. if convicted, he could face up to 5 years in prison for money, it took my functionals to send it's, and that is your news update on this hour. i'm clear, richardson in for lynn for me in the whole team working behind the scenes. thank you so much for watching the sky there. you see. so i thought i'd say what the .