the, the, you're watching the news coming to live from berlin because the health ministry size is really strikes have killed thousands of people across the strip. today. one strikes kills at least 20 people in the town of darren of buffalo as well widens it's air and ground defensive against come off. support for home awesome on palestinians appears to be growing. an opinion polls shows mean that wasn't as long as a group is gaining in popularity at the expense of the palestinian authority. also on the show, it's has a giant apples for a big illegal victory. and us appeals court pauses. an important fan on apple

watches, allowing the company to resume most us sales. 18000000000 dollar smart watch business, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us. he's really military is again intensifying its air underground. defensive in gaza, strikes on thursday, kills at least 50 palestinians as israel presses its military campaign against most, considered a terror group by many countries. over 21000 people have been killed in gaza. according to the homeless run health ministry. most of the population has been displaced of the aftermath of another strikes on the man. as the refugee camp in central garza, much of the site is in ruins. some residents still buried under rubble.

others have flood, trying to escape the bonding. they told us to go to russell, but we don't want to. why should we go and live in the street? said the entire neighborhood here was evacuated. as more people leave their homes in search of shelter, many end up in make shift camps overcrowded and without running water. daily life is a constant struggle page. it will not have the will enough of the pain enough of the hung up of the hosting home with hired of everything in his life . and that does nothing for basic needs. it's difficult to make don't to wash clothes. we have to bring water to drink and to wash. we're all suffering mad that we need to buy, sign or treat house with girls and women, but we can't find any. we have to wait and loan. cute. so what supplies running low

food prices are also storing. the un refugee agency has warned that 40 percent of guys as population is at risk of famine. some people can't even buy a canned food because it's the prices that are not 10 times higher than before. no matter where they go, guys, and say their lives are always at risk, as the bombing doesn't kill them. they fear, or slow dest from hunger or disease. i'd like to speak to stephen ryan, from the international committee of the red cross. he's joining me today from rafa in southern cause i thank you so much for taking the time out. nearly half of gauze his entire population now crammed inside rasa. can you describe for us what the conditions are like there as well?

they the same thing. you see across rough uh each and every day become more and more uh, concerning uh, over the last couple of weeks we have seen tens of thousands, a, if not hundreds of thousands of people arriving rough. had to set up 10 pretence in places that aren't designed to hold large numbers of people you would have seen in the reports. us now that the, the conditions in these places are not suitable. there is enough water and there isn't enough uh, shelter, material i there isn't enough sanitation and certainly people also don't have enough access to foods, even if there is food in the market. you would have heard that most people can't afford us. so the conditions here in rafa are extremely dire, and the amount of turn organizations that are here are struggling to be able to respond because we do not have enough really supplies to be able to meet these needs. these situations, these places are not set up to receive large numbers of people. and each and every day, more and more people arrive and beyond those very immediate and basic needs. what

are the health risks of having a so many people living in such high quarters? well certainly you can imagine that for families that are looking after children, it's very difficult for them to be able to look after the hygiene needs of their children up and up. the whole family being able to look after their, their food, if they have any food to be able to keep in hygiene, that conditions is difficult and also coming so many people into such a small space during the winter when people don't have enough blankets, we don't have enough shelter. this is something that because a without those have a serious impact on the health condition of people that i've had no choice but to come here in search of somewhere in the face. one of the areas that the i feel is focusing very strongly and as i'm trying to support the health system of a garza, we have a medical team that's here working in one of the hospitals and we deliver with the vice in the hospital medical items including supplies, including essentially medication, but with the scale of displacements,

with the number of people that are being squeezed into a very small area. here in rafa. the likelihood of a more more people having graceful medical needs beyond the injuries caused by the ongoing arms complex is something that we're extremely concerned about. and indeed, we're seeing a 85 percent of gardens displaced in the last 3 months from the people you, you've been speaking to vera, how do they view their future and what it might hold of each and every day when i made a product and it was across guys that they tell me of their fear from the ongoing fighting their uncertainty about what's going to come next because nobody knows what's going to come next. each day i needs people in the hospitals where we work. we're trying to look after a sick family members injured children, trying to think if there's opportunities for them to get specialists, medical treatments abroad. and right now most people here in gaza are trying their best to manage on

a day to day basis. they have bigger concerns and the long term future about, you know, basic items like foods and water and where they're going to be able to sleep lice. but certainly what is needed here without those is the political response that leads to a rest flights for the people, the civilians who continued to be severely affected by this ongoing fighting. thank you again so much for making the time to speak with us about a steven ryan from the international committee of the red cross and gaza. israel's as its forces also carried out raids in the occupied westbank $21.00 palestinians allegedly involved in financing. hamas were arrested fire bonds were also thrown. that is rarely vehicles are united nations report warns that human rights in the west bank are be rapidly eroded. it urges israel who ends what it calls unlawful killings and opinion. polls show support for her moss is growing in the west bank. the palestinian authority which governs the area,

is losing support. a pro how most riley in the occupied westbank for years. few people in the palestinian territory supported the group, which is recognized as a terrorist organization by the e. u and the us. 3 months of war have changed that in september, support from us was just 12 percent in the west bank and 38 percent in gaza. but in december that support rose to 44 percent in the west bank and 42 percent in gaza. pulling and gaza was conducted by palestinian political scientists. kelly, she khaki, mainly in person during the ceasefire. earlier this month, reaching people by telephone in the besieged territory is almost impossible. the poll also shows that not from the boss, the leader of the palestinian authority which officially governs the west bank, is extremely unpopular, only 11 percent approve of him. meanwhile, the war has also brought in increased intentions and violence between is rarely

security forces. settlers and palestinians in the west bank, further radicalize in the population there, many of whom see guidance as heroes and say how mosque was right to attack israel? the us, i said it and visions of postwar future where the palestinian authority governs kaiser. but i'm asking is popularity. the idea of a guys run by the pa seems less and less viable way to have time to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. ukrainian officials, a civilian cargo ship struck a rush, and mine won't sailing through the black sea. 2 crew were injured, the vessel was collecting grain from the southern ukrainian, a port of his mile for the rest government has approved what could be its final package of military aid to ukraine. the deal is worth up to $250000000.00. president joe biden has made support in ukraine against russia. a key priority

bought republicans in congress have so far, refused to authorize any additional funds. a driver trapped in his truck for 6 days after a crash has been found by fishermen. they spotted the wreckage under a highway bridge in the us state of indiana. the drivers now went in intensive care and he'd been pinned to his seat following the crash. and steve, the new river has been, has overflowed its banks and the hun gary and capital. buddha passed, reaching its highest level in 10 years. docks and roadways have been flooded and some businesses along the river were shots and street cars. all the danube is expected to return to normal levels by the weekends. americans can, once again, by the latest apple watches, after the tech company filed an emergency appeal, sales of the series, 9 and altered to smart watches were halted in the us over a patent ro, medical of vices firm at last. and the accused apple of poaching its staff and

technology, the white house refused to overturn a band on sales and imports. apple made on emergency requests to the us court of appeals which succeeded in getting the ban lifted. so just talk us through all that and help us understand. we have daniel window from our business desk here with me in the studio. hi, daniel. tell us more. what does this successful emergency appeal mean for apple, of course, is good news to apple isn't it can now import watches into the us is apple watch, which of course is made abroad and they can sell them. now again to now it has pre emptive lead, taking them off the shelves and stop selling it and its own online store a few days ago. so that was a period where absolutely was not selling watches in the us. and jp morgan, the investment banking in the us, estimated the if this continued, then they could have lost up to $5000000000.00. now that sounds a lot, it is a lot,

but that's only one percent of apples annual revenue that it makes them selling it's devices. so i'm, yeah, it would have been this thing that's for sure. the, the worst bit that comes out of this though, is that it's a kind of a own goal that usually you expect apple to be able to get ahead of these kinds of things and stop them before they happen. so would have been an unnecessary loss either way. yeah, take us back a step. this isn't quite unusual. how did the dispute get to the point where the apple watch was being taken off of shelves? quote, massimo says that it's paid to to blood ok, submit to technology measures. the oxygen levels in your blog is included in these watches, now cost apple disputes that it says that it hasn't been infringed, any kind of patient rights from massimo. but the us itc, which is the international trade commission, disagreed. it says, okay, you, that's a oppose this found essentially. and, you know, you'd expect apple would have seen all of its potential options on the table. it could pay licensing fees to my so it could have settled over this particular

dispute. it could even just buy my same oh, entirely. it has enough money. it has well over a $160000000000.00 in cash, just lying around behind the sofa. so there's plenty of options on the table, but it didn't do any of those in that. let's this impulse stop. so why it couldn't come to any of those particular conclusions? we're not so sure. no, i understand this isn't perhaps the last we've heard of best as a big test is still ahead. what can you tell us? yeah, so apple is slow waiting for a ruling in the middle of january from u. s. customs and border protection. it's made some changes to the wants of proposals of changes to the watches, which would avoid this alleged patent infringement. and this ruling will come, like i said, of middle of january. and then we'll find out if we can simply give a cell these watches. again, in this renewed form without infringing the patients. so the big question is as to whether apples watches will keep taking will only time will tell then help from

data to your business. thank you so much for that. and the annual sydney to hobart yacht race has ended, and one of the closest finishes in the history of this notoriously difficult sailing challenge block connect across the finish line in tasmania for one day, 19 hours, 3 minutes and 58 seconds defending champions. come on. she's finished, i'm just 51 seconds behind as the race came down to the final 50 meters. the winner of the overall handicap title probably won't be known for several days. you're watching due to be news. i quick reminder of our top story before we go. the master on health ministry in gaza says at least 50 people have been killed and renewed is really our strikes israel's, as its forces also carried out, race and occupied. westbank are resting palestinians allegedly involved in finance

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