u. n. a. like today 10 as from now the un security council will meet, but you're not going to see what actually happens and not meeting the meeting for the 2nd time. the last meeting was sunday is happening behind closed doors. my experience covering the un security council and at some and its dealings for the last 10 years. normally when it's behind closed doors, is because one of the big countries thinks it's a bit too sensitive to have out in the open. so we were talking about on to the blinking tour of the region. we've just been mentioning that he's been meeting the palestinian president mach mode, abbas he's also going to cutoff study or maybe the u a. e and egypt. what's your assessment of the reason he's going to these particular countries? and what's he going to try and do when he's there important regional plans that he, he wants to see. um, and i think there are some specifics he's hoping to get from some of those countries. as you say, he's in jordan right now. the next stop in a few ho

a terrorist organization. like these real germany, the e u. n. others prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned to israel, which quote, embarking on a long and difficult war with the government set to cut off electricity, fuel, and goods to the guns and strip homeless militants have taken a number of ease. rarely hostages, the fighting is threatening to escalate further with lebanon's hezbollah showing is rarely positions in disputed territory along the countries border, and e's real firing back into southern webinar. a spring and dw corresponding rebecca river is used outside of ashcroft on close to the gauze of border. rebecca, give us a sense of what's going on in those towns close to the gaza strip. is ground fighting still ongoing? well the short answer to that michael is yes, things down here is still incredibly tens. more than 30 hours off to the surprise attack of yesterday morning when a mouse mouse and listens breached the security fence and came into his riley territory. you can probably hear some of the artillery 5. it's happening her

a u. n. agency, it feels like the palestinians are feeling anger. that's gonna affect a lot in the region.me people rioting in different countries. that happens when there's a vacuum in leadership. i know american leader of the free world has not felt like for many people like me recently. we want to change that. hopefully with president biden 's visit to the middle east, we will hear some assuring guarantees that palestinian lives matter. in the past two weeks, the past ten days, we have not heard the president verbally and forcefully say that the lives matter, and for the palestinians in gaza. that's my hope. but we continue to pray for the safety of my family. and for all those affected by this war on gaza. >> hani almadhoun with the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, thanks for making the time tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> still to come this evening, defended donald trump's return to a new york courtroom. that's next. i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one

u. n. r a. the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees. she told us what's most urgently needed. we are calling for and the moment is uh for humanitarian access so that the organizations like under is able to deliver it humanitarian assistance into the gaza strip. it's almost been one week knocked one job, what their house gotten into the strip. we haven't been able to send any humanitarian supplies. our supplies, our file file dwindling. we need to get supplies and we need to humanitarian access . so that's we're able to deliver to people to civilians who need it. most of the many women, many children, many or people, many people with disabilities, we need to get access. we need to get supplies into the gall. this trip problem is running very, very pop and golf has been pushed into abas. i'd like to now welcome military expert frank language. he's a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense, forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how of what that might look like. a good morning, michael. probably up to 100000 troops. a goi

now is that most of the social media is to show an idea of like on the u. n. a school on tuesday, at least 18 people were reported of being killed. the building was the use of a temporary show. so for this place, people from central garza new and relief and with his agency that arrives in general was quick to condemn the strike. this is outrageous and it again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. nobody's is safe and goes there anymore. not even u. n. r w a facilities. it's now the hospital attack has spawns, outraged throughout the muslim world. and this pulling out into the streets, o'reilly live, and 11 on descended into violence and the site is smashed through in the us. build the adults bias, how those raise the policy and flag on the fence of the u. s. embassy and also was i'm the french diplomatic compound. police responded to a school to come in and take it during the day. but processes in may, we didn't get gathered in front of the american embassy to show the support of about assign from can we seem to understand them for these was fo

a ground incursion may be imminent. more than 1500 palestinians have already been killed and hundreds of thousand displaced by air strikes. u. n. officials say a large-scale evacuation is likelyask. we asked a professor of middle eastern studies at uc berkeley and he drew this analogy to the bay area. >> behind me are the pictures o san francisco. san francisco is approximately 600, plus, 700,000, double that number of population. talk about the bridges are not there because they have been made inoperable. all the streets, market street, all the major streets, all majo apartment buildings have been destroyed and there's no water. and it is already the highest density population anywhere in the world. and then you ask people to leave and they have 2 hours to make their way out. i cannot foresee the possibility of actually movement of such people which means that israel is really looking and staring a a massive casualty -- civilian casualty. >> the a. p. reports that hamas is calling on palestinians in northern gaza to stay put in their homes. since the attacks by hamas last weekend, there's complete blockade on gaza. >> right now, charter flights arranged by the u.s. governmen

not that because we would like to see a u. n. neutral and pollution. we are very shocked by the west of boards who are standing with is that who are standing with this dave? that is it killing civilians. they killed 6001st and yet they did not name it more than 10. but how much the leaders among these through 6000, they are still getting a vesting people in the west bank in houston. they are old, but the good celia of the, as everybody on the western side are standby with them. this is why we are the only goal is to go, i know with the united nations. so the customer of justice basically, and so forth. what the, what are the tools that this coming up from then instead of gutierrez, who was also in utah on conducting both part is when that is something done wrong. but i think i've also a good yeah. does actually flew himself ski got to the border crossing, didn't say a couple of days ago, and he was that demonic the gates are open to allow the humanitarian a to get through to god. so that was a un chief antonio gutierrez and he's clearly upsetting some

a and it's entered. it is distributed by the u. n. n by the red cross and red crescent in the gaza strip. for example, there are distribution centers like 2 in one case, for example, a school or you in school that also. so this is a shows are for people who are hoping that they're not bombarded when they're in the you in a run school. and that's one of the distribution centers. in the, in 100 we just spoke something in the south with these really ami was saying to people they should to escape to rights. and so this uh, these trucks i think i've seen a quote, it's something like 4 percent of what would normally be needed. does this deal to very delivery of a base level or do we expect it to be wrapped up in the coming weeks? what you know, the discussions are going on though, since days they went on 4 days before the 1st conroy eh, could come in and that we have the strength come where we have the best and 50 trucks. it's also not that important. also the quantity. but suppose to what can come in, it's the 10th fluids, ships drinking water and it's medicine, equity and the report for one of the most virtuous things right now is the fuel.

united nations and are recognized as a human rights defender by the european union in light of the devastation in gaza. today i'd like to hear your thoughts on if the u. n. n e, you will take a stand against the siege and civilian deaths that are happening. and this is the we are very disappointed as the indians from the green light is the got to collab palestinian civilians in guns and to the go on with its war against the boston, you know, civilians what's going on and gaza. there is an official, isn't the policy to displace the palestinians from guns to egypt and there is an official announced the policy in though he spent his place. but the thing is from any of the end from h 2 in hebrew and, and we see that is targeting typically in the house is civilian now. so with those, the, the tough, the getting old civilians that acting as a said there's the can be in the college price to compete. this is the simpler but not the extreme at source to use it against the government, the quoted price that they make the price on the stands when they disagree with the government and know there's a government is using this, the problem is the, i guess the price tha

u. n. st. these could be a humanitarian catastrophe. and that is certainly from the images that we say. certainly looking likely we've had hospitals in the areas where israel has told them to evacuate, saying that they simply cannot. but people who are elderly in from pregnant women, it's just not safe for them to be able to be evacuated. so a really, really dangerous situation for the more than 1000000 people who've been told to leave the north even once they're in the south. that situation looking to be very thoughtful them as well with little infrastructure, they're running out of water running out of food. they still have no electricity or fuel, so a dire situation, so people trapped in the gaza strip. okay, rebecca, thanks for that for that inside rebecca rivers, reporting from these really border and with guys now we've had reports quoting is rarely defense official saying the ground defensive was supposed to begin over the weekend. that was postpone due to bad weather. i asked jonathan speier and middle east security analyst in jerusalem about those reports. yeah, that's, that's what i heard as well. wha

a u. n. team, a heads to the side of one of the deadliest attacks. since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. at least 52 people, including a child are killed like a missile strike, as they attend away in the east of the country to you when says it could constitute a war cry. you with leaders are in grenada for a 2nd day of talks, grappling with divisions over migration, an agreement now thrown into down by hungry and as us presidential binding defense, a policy reverse of that will allow the extension of the board. a wall with mexico dw heads to el paso to find out what awaits those who manage to process the unlike loca, welcome. the 2023 nobel peace prize has been awarded to a ronnie and pro democracy active as no guest mohammed. the best mohammed d is currently serving multiple sentences in a table in prison on chargers, including propaganda against the state. the norwegian nobel committee made the announcement and also she fights for women against systematic discrimination and oppression. the nice, she supports women, struggles for the right to live a dignified lives. the struggle across iran has been messed with persecution, imprisonment, t

he like to cancel his meeting with gutierrez as well as on bassett or to the un went a step further. the u. n. is failing in you mister secretary general, have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you n h q relatives of some of the hostages, how the valley they laid pairs of shoes to show solidarity. but the hostages lied to us secretary of state, and they bring can ask the security council to back a new us legged resolution with cold, for humanitarian pauses, but not for the ceasefire. however, russia said it would retail anything short of a full se science with some of the un now and deadlock, a diplomatic solution to the crisis seems a very distant prospect in this conflict against israel. earlier i talked to the w as best and heartache who's covering the story from new york or be heard the secretary general un secretary general until the tears say that those attacks did not happen to vacuum. what he also did say though, is that nothing justifies those the tax, the tax. it's tara text by how much on israel that killed $1400.00 is varies

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like what the un security council couldn't do. the un general assembly is trying to do u n. s c 15 countries, u n. j. a 193 countries give or take one or 2. but i think i think i'm probably doing that. so this is essentially the world saying i'm, i'm just being told by the way, we're always flipping life to what's happening to you. and i'm just being told the amani speaker will be live very shortly. but let's try to get this point in the u. n. g a is weighing in on a possible truce for the fighting and gaza. and there we are until the money. a representative is speaking, live at the united nations and reads the kingdom of bahrain, the kingdom of so the area, the state of cuts are the state of grades and my country. this also needs of online . we meet today from this emergency at special session. unfortunately, as the security council has been unable for days to take a united time off and on what is transpiring though and be occupied by this to the entire tories? especially, what does it cost? 250 it out at the center even though it went on the aggression on it by is really up to patient forces when the

a u. n. and o, p c, w, the world body for police and chemical weapons, feel like investigation into it was living with scandals and whistle blowers coming forward to say that the outcome of that investigation had been determined to long before even thank god. so you're starting to see how this language is weaponized to pull people into a narrative or in the presence of launching these strikes, which killed the several civilians. with waiting for that investigation to, to complete the babies at the time of bush babies at a time was trump. and now babies at the time of spite of it in all of this, what is really going on here because the people talk about narratives, you know, and so on what, what more do we know about what's going on? well, about this particular obligation to the cafeteria to be headed babies, we still have no actual term. jubal reputable evidence from a non aligned independent source. and remember, that's what you need to make these reports, especially in these the motive times again, looking back at the 2 examples we've just discussed, you must face these allegations in fact. and

u. n. rates rates calls for humanitarian, colorado, our emergency response plans kind of for a 150000, clearly like after 2 days. and we knowing today 6, you know, my 6 or just or less as far as it's extremely, extremely difficult. and us secretary of state antony been can arise for talks in jordan as diplomatic efforts intensified to prevent the buttons from escalating the is just going 3 am in ga. so whether you and is warning of a grabbing humanitarian disaster, essential supplies of food, food and medicine, helping cuts the territories in darkness. has israel's been involved and continues into the nights and total more than $1500.00 palestinians have been killed since it's not today. that includes 45 people who are killed on thursday with an s try catch a residential building and the job and the refugee camp in northern garza. in time neighborhoods had been destroyed, more than 423000 protestants of so that the homes have been forced to take shelter elsewhere. and at least 1300 is really is have been killed since a mass launched. it's a surprise military offensive on southern israel on saturday

definitely, this is not all the world he like to cancel his meeting with good service as well as on bassett or to the un went a step further. the u. n. is failing in you and mister secretary general have lost all morality and impartiality. i think that the secretary general must resign outside you n h q relatives of some of the hostages, how the valley they laid pairs of shoes to show solidarity. but the hostages lied to us secretary of state, and they blinking off the security council to back a new us legged resolution which caused for humanitarian pauses, but not for the ceasefire. however, russia said it would be to anything short of a full se science with some of the un now and deadlock, a diplomatic solution to the crisis seems very distant prospect is conflict against israel. w correspondent tanya fema in jerusalem told us more about the reaction in israel to the incident to the un security council. the flossing cause from uh what you understand now this uh, you know, a criticism has been leveled of these remarks by the un secretary general antonia gutierrez, from across the political board here. this is really a diplomatic pu

u. n. a, a rivers floor about the us, ourselves and the how still it is that being conducted on the posting and people are being subjected to. no one look to it and they're like stuff they, they yeah, i forget. but yeah, it's all in the same as a desk paula, and does it continues to rise by the hour. it seems and is well readies for its ground assault. how important is it right now for the international community to become involved in trying to find a solution to this crisis? it's bar translating words into actions. the international law is a standing before a very huge a. let's say it's a historical, he might me tell you the test that we all are standing before and the international law, the international community, the truth or this, i'm not going to say they food and i'm not going to, i'm not gonna allege that they were involved in what took place they were, well there it's and purpose or whether it's a coincidence or whether it, whether, if they were forced to do it, i'm not, i'm not, i don't care about that. what i do care about is that's why the, the international law was office. it's clear the, the, the, the incident that took place with the policy. i

rejected that they were behind these chemical weapon attacks a u, n and o p c, w, the world body for police and chemical weapons. if you like, investigation into it was living with scandals and whistle blowers coming forward to say that the outcome of that investigation had been determined to long before even thank god. so you're starting to see how this language is weaponized to pull people into a narrative or on the presence of launching the strikes which killed the several civilians. with waiting for the investigation to, to complete the babies at the time of bush babies at the time with trump. and now babies at a time of spite of in all of this, what is really going on here because the people talk about narratives, you know, and so on what, what more do we know about what's going on? well, of it this particular obligation to decapitate the headed babies, we still have no actual term. jubal reputable evidence from a non aligned independent source. and remember, that's what you need to make these reports, especially in these a mode of times. again, looking back at the 2 examples we've just discussed, you must face these a

u. n. a no mean and he, bro, they just the top, the boards in these reland, all the resolution of the u. n. r, against these route. and that's why these rows, they own small, i'm like at the un, nothing for us. we don't listen to that. then even though we broke his cancelling the div that's for the un representatives that wants to visit the israel or the gathers to. yeah, you'd route. so is there a don't really care about this institution? and they never counted about it too much because this is ro understands the real ad back and the real power, super power that supports these ref is the night that stays in the united states will stop supporting israel, then they will be in the big trouble. but the, you and the, even the europe, uh and the other concerts, they don't really too much. um, they don't really do too much sense for you as well. they just care about the united states, right. it's rarely drawn with a nickel. yeah. okay. now joining us on from but to me, appreciate your comment tray, thanks very much, nick. thank you. and while a benjamin netanyahu, i outlined at the operation his latest operation, that is, the palestinian president must win the boss is ur

u. n. the organization established systematic contacts with nazi germany with the court. a valid himself meeting, adult ed like twice and once again a confirmation of the nazi essence of the key of regime. another minute 10 to unit has been designated in on of the head to right. yes. can you kind of audits out so full ukrainian, nazis kind of outlets was one of the most invited to hitler on the most loyal but us state department is now not the only one trying to avoid uncomfortable questions about fond rights movement presidency in ukraine of the west, the media is now trying to wide watch nazism after this candle in canadian parliament with political article coming out with a statement that soviet union and nazi germany were almost the same. those. there is not much difference which side to fight for. a strong sentiments to boston soldiers, both in ukraine and in ukrainian communicate worldwide, especially kind of kind of the remains with people leading flawless to the numerous, the memorials dedicated to gunshot division fighters, all around cemeteries and ukraine. and canada with is corruptions. hailing the

u. n. d d m. what i see only is that burrell what you describe, this being a garden, like, you know, it's getting closer. it goes to the beginning, the journal. yeah, well, it, so anyway, i, you know, this whole statement about lisbon to little gone. so that was and the lead about a box, and i just don't think she knows very much about geography. so i think it's more stupidity then a policy a. but sonya, one of the most important thing that's happened, we had this little locked in election. and we had the electorate there reject the use policy nato's policy when it comes to ukraine, probably joining hungry. there's a lot of rumblings in poland, but that can be for different reasons because of the upcoming election here. but you can't talk about european unity anymore. i don't believe it was ever there because nobody ever voted on it. sonya, you know, that's right. and also uh, yesterday it was a huge demonstration and the day before. so how last week unification days. the 3rd to code it is there was a huge demonstration in berlin because unity cation of germany, in 1991. but after that, because t

a sense of what it's like for the people living. but am i spoke to julia to mom. she's the director of communications for on rob b, u. n. agency for palestinian refugees way and before the month of october, when the start the i gone, i was on there a locate for more than 16 years now. i'm so access in and out of the gall, this trip for people who are living by i was very, very restricted or limit the many people. in fact, 1200000 people relied on the un on road where i worked for food assistance and the levels all 40 were at 80 percent. there was no drinkable water in find the strip, so the situation was already very, very bad. they're in gone, so before all of this started, nope, it's more than 1000000 people. that's about half the population on out to seek shelter in the south. is that realistic at all? the insight into the site in possible and uh, this whole thing from the is there any alternatives done that we understand was put out early in the morning is absolutely horrendous. i mean, how can you move 1000000 into in 24 hours it's, it's not due belatoya. is there any safe place for civilians in gaza? when many pe

the supplies, a decent association supplies, i mean like the, there's also very crowded areas like in the u. n. sports. and the ones who is, you have to 120, was having over the one, many of those you'd use for best on the 5000 piece and service to you have people like my family living in apartments with 8 other companies all together and without proper may become a real profit of medication without purpose. then if i vision with the i'm sure the w h o. then it says that it's president that's across all season or even a, a disease to spread within the population id was become a full tune. and while the victims mount and gaza with hospitals over rondon cemeteries full, is there any provenance that held the press conference earlier on saturday? he defended tomorrow. standing of the idea outlined the focus of the war and what he says of the consequences for the entire world, if hamas, so by a little but it is last night's additional ground forces and it goes that's the goal is the best will a very clear they all the destruction of how massive military and governmental capabilities and bringing ho

a decent association supplies. i mean like the, there's also very crowded areas like in the u. n. sports, and do you is because you have to that event was, this was having over the one, many of those who would use for best on the 5000 piece and service to you have people like my family living in apartments with 8 other families all together. and without proper, may become a appropriate of medication without purpose. and if i vision with the, i'm sure that w h o, then it's not, it's not something that's pools all season or even a disease to spread within the population id was become a photo. and let's speak live on the program. now to estimate is a little a galvan resident who's currently living a novice in the west bank. you're most at welcome us my perhaps for sleep. can you tell us why you're really not blessed? is it either personal choice or was does it just too dangerous? i know it's a personal choice. i have been there and wished back on, particularly in nablus for almost 20 years. married and lived here. and now i was thinking that most of my kids, of course i, my whole fam

so i could be like why, why not to give the u. n. a new mandate and ask is and not to target anyone for students is all services. i'll give an example of the, the backlist. that is, it has been stipulated and i'm just a drawing on god's that as it is asking them to evacuate. i mean, this of set the evidence of, of, of crimes one that is one phrase that say this belief that so it dropped from the thousands and what item they say leave public unsecure shelters. we ask people to leave publicly under the nape, adjusted by owner. one of the reasons is the ask them to leave them. so imagine this. i mean, the operation of moving 1000000 citizen from a to be, you know, no buses, no logistics, no transportation. you assume that every government finally has a card. you assume that on average dozens of that have lost some of these. i mean, i mean, it's impossible to answer to put the population into this situation by itself. it's, this is another crime. so there is no, no, we're safe and guys and people went south, they have nowhere to steve. and

a decent association supplies. i mean like the, there's also very crowded areas like in the u. n. sports. and the ones who is you have 120, was having over the one, many of those you'd use for best on 5000 piece and service to you have people like my family living in apartments with 8 other families all together and without proper may become a profit of education without purpose. then if i vision with the i'm sure the w h o, then it says that it's precedent. that's pools all season or even a disease to spread within the population id was become a for to and well, let's get some expert analysis on this now and speak to a good con, riley from the center for middle eastern studies in i'm for thank you very much for taking the call this sunday. if we take the wider and middle east as a whole, how difficult is it going to be for countries to not be pulled into this price is if it further escalates griffin. so it's like if i'm having major in these early but it's been him, but it's other times it's, there is always the possibility of different products as being enrolled in developments. you kno

u. n's local office, the refugee registration. hoping for a document that will enable him to stay here and not be sent back to us kind of stone. but it will go get like, i believe that i read these past several years. we were given assurances that we would not encounter any problems and practiced on the other one, but they've now started the process of expelling africa and the so you know, but that it says that again, that's why we have protesting what i'm highly the owner of the house where i live has also wanted us to lee and get it started out kind of get out of it. and if we don't, they will contact the local police and then the police will take legal action against a side they normally tell us what i've gotten to the police will go to the other set. a goal here, and it's not a bad time. a unique sound to living as attend, or he says the pay is hardly enough to feed his family and that's a loan fund to jenny, back to afghanistan. but along with being evicted from his home, he's also do using this job. another consequence of the authorities, new policy, millions of vaskins have made focused on that home in the past decades of instability. and if g

u. n. a is currently on the united nations security council. i was giving us these just a few moments ago. he's likely going to ask permission to put a boots on the ground in gaza. do you think the un security council could in any way, grog to that wish? first the i'm, if it does, would it be devastating surety for the region? it is they can find the police sports in there. let's 1st dish. i'll be the density one of the siege. it will just have for the 17 years by the is i use before the subject of this individual does that going through right? emissions bank worth it. to people from the x on the surplus and is there a army or the only thing that is there any way or the state? because no one's going to accept this kind of an option. even even, i don't know, even though he's raised because in this case they re, if they sent us, because that means that they have to and they cost their siege gazda. and i don't think that in any way. so i don't think there is, i don't know, i'm arguing which is that correct? uh, yeah, uh, vehicle delete the, the best deal. what i'm asking for, reductions in the bank, and

u. n. r. a are unreal. the un agency for palestinian refugees. she tells us what's most urgently needed. we are calling for and the moment is uh for humanitarian access. so that the organizations like under a is able to deliver it humanitarian assistance into the gaza strip. it's almost been one week knocked. one drop of water has gotten into the strip. we haven't been able to send any humanitarian supplies. our supplies to our file. file dwindling. we need to get supplies and we need humanitarian access so that we're able to deliver to people to civilians who need it. most of them, many women, many children, many or people, many people with disabilities, we need to get access. we need to get supplies into the gulf. this trip problem is running very, very pop and golf has been pushed into iris. us secretary of state antony blinking has wrapped up talks and cutoff. he's been traveling around the region in an attempt to prevent the conflict widening. he began in easy reality show support and discuss hostage negotiate.

higher number of country, that's what a higher ratio let me make it look yeah, to make it look like a win. right. so turned back at thank you very much for that. o. d u n's release agency and gaza is warning that it will be forced to hold all operations. if israel doesn't allow resumption to fuel supplies to the besieged strip, the organization says that it could happen by wednesday night when it is expected to run out of fuel doctors and gaza. say that the health sector in gaza is already at the point of collapse. julia trauma is director of communications for online. that's the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east. you are joining us from occupied east jerusalem juliet, thank you for being with us. update us on how much longer winter walk and keep going. yeah. um, but it coming few hours are really, really good as we continue to push to get a gen ship from all fuel supplies into the gulf. strictly. we do not get this shipment to live tomorrow morning, thursday morning. we are going to be forced to think bad thoughts, decisions, depriving the depriving of the communities that we are from. humanitarian assistanc

u. n. is gonna have a hard work in the weeks and months ahead. and there's many organizations likers, like water mission, the organizations that we partner with around the world, to provide drinking water. we're not coming up -- once the situation hopefully becomes more peaceful, then we are granted access into gaza, and we're gonna start doing the same thing we were doing in israel, providing food to the people who are affected. hopefully, we will be able to start bringing not only people, but food with us, so we can sooner rather than later start lifting all the pains that people are experiencing. 14 trucks, ten trucks, that's only for food. i'm estimating you need between 250, 300 trucks a day, just to cover the basics. ten trucks, it's okay, it's just a drop of water. the special teams, whenever we can get, information to go inside gaza, we will go. with a creativity that world central kitchen is known for, special teams. people that need food, we will find ways to provide it. people that need water, we will find other ways to provide it, fast. >> jose andres, i love how you le

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u. n. run schools like this one. but civilians here are also now facing what these really government has described as a complete siege>> translator: there's no water for us to drink, no water for us to wash ourselves with so that we can pray. they've bombed our schools, many people have been killed, it's not fair for children like us. why is this happening to us? >> life under a blockade is all that the children of gaza have ever known. for some, like 13 year old nadine, it is hard to imagine a future beyond this relentless conflict. >> the last couple of nights have been the worst couple of nights i've ever lived in my life. this is not living. this is existing. we're not planning our futures anymore, we're just trying to survive. >> but survival in gaza is becoming more and more difficult by the day. the humanitarian situation is rapidly deteriorating. and the u. n. has condemned what it has described as israel 's unlawful blockade on gaza, and the indiscriminate nature of his rules airstrikes, there is little hope that the bloodshed will end here. nada bashir, cnn. >> now after israel cut power, water, food, and f