jeff harrington, thank you very much for your reporting. that that was thousands of palestinians who fled is really bombings in northern gods. are now facing severe hunger in the south is really siege is preventing food and water supplies from reaching those in need and with no fuel, many are resorting to burning firewood. cook laura han reports this traditional play open has become a lifeline to a community in con eunice. originally a welcome to anyone who wants to lease it, including those displaced from northern gossip. so long as they contribute utensils, firewood or kindling. it's a collective assets is also looking at we is the clay of and for baking, because we don't have gas or electricity. we welcome people in ask them to bring paper to ignite, the open up, and it is the only means for us to produce bread for our neighbors and visitors. how can i feed family? this one? the bakery is that close to the money. hunger is still king garza food and fuel a running out. most of the bakeries have closed people to day and night. outside. the

now to run show rain is produced. widespread flooding and gaza is our, the present to jeff harrington with how it's looking while the rain is complicating and already a catastrophic situation in gaza. so we had copious amounts of rain that they do the scenes of flash flooding. you get that much rain that fast. this is the results here and for people who are trying to seek safety in refugee camp. seriously them running around with bags there, because with this much rain, they are trying to gather it to drink. we know that people are hungry for food and thirsty for water, so this is how desperate they are, that they are drinking the rain to try and survive. here is all had to do with a storm system over a turkey a through the black sea coast. we saw that a months worth of rain in 24 hours. this is a cloud bearing rain and take the clouds off show you the actual rain, the dark or the blue and yellow. that's the more intense stuff stretching from turkey as black sea coast right down to the band. we also had some flash flooding in the root as well. and of course, with the war going on, it'

absolutely, we'll continue to monitor that jeff harrington. thank you very much. you're welcome . now we want to bring you this interview earlier. my colleague dairy navigate, spoke to dr. hassan will see that he's a plastic and reconstructive surgeon who was forced to leave gaza, but he worked in a actually baptist hospital and i'll shift the hospital. and he told elsie, or that the little aid that is trickling into gaza is far from enough. when a dead it was and eventually allowed been in the south. it was prohibited to get to the north and the amounts were so me to ski, so miniscule in terms of the proportion. oh yeah. did you know 242-5000 warranty. and the number of trucks that that'd be allowed in. what was in these trucks meant that you out, you did not see it on the ground that there was anything being replenished that you used up on that fateful might read, operate it for 20 our street. and in the morning after the last surgery, our colleagues in the subjects, the department told us that that's it. we had consumed the septic medication and that there is nothing else that

so in all the areas when it comes to the weather, jeff harrington's here for a closer look at that range of yeah, 70, we've already had to range rolled down poor us. so this is further complicating an already catastrophic situation. so with a war going on, as you can imagine, it's hard to get climate data, so we don't know how much rain has fallen, but we're getting a lot of video. so i want to show you some of it. we know torrential downpours have produced this flash flooding in the strip. but, you know, we see people, they're running around, they've got the bags out because we need to remember people are not only starving for food, but they're also thirsty for water. so we see these heart breaking images of people, again, just so thirsty that they're now resorting to drinking the rain water here with these torrential downpours that we had in the strip. so i wanna talk about the storm system here. this was over turkey a. it gave us some flooding along the black sea coast. it gave us some flooding and bad route as well, but the storm system dropped down rate through to the bad. so striki