people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when i consider is itself above the law and upset because of that, i don't think that will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is rapid deployment. coordinated with the international red cross committee. speaking from casa, he gave me his assessment of the situation that the situation pennsylvania is here and god, they continue to remain a living last year. last night there was a strong wind and rain and which 10000 people or more living and 10 are under plastic. she's in a situation is extremely difficult for families who are trying to look out to their, their chosen people who don't have access to enough food, enough water, enough shelter and genuinely it's really a really difficult situation for people here. another venue i'm humanitarian coordination of. i forgot the says almost hall of attaches, population is now

, life is really expensive, there is no safe place, we saw some people, half of whom went to rafa and the other half to kanyunes, we wanted to choose the nearest destination, there is water, everything is expensive, we can't buy anything for our children, there's no safe places, everything has been bombed and people are really scared, they tell you go east and then tell you to go west, the situation is very difficult, people are gathered in this area because they were told that janes was safe and now they are being asked to go to rafa, except that rafa has been totally bombed, people are scared after bombing of nas hospital, people are really terrified, everyone is afraid of what's going to happen, the bombings are scaring children and the elderly, in yet another heinous crime, these really... has arrested number of red cresent workers who were on duty in a hospital in the jabalia refugee camp, the incident took place on friday morning. this is not the first time the israeli army arrests medical personnel. already over 100 medical staff have been arrested while working in hospitals in

, except that rafa has been totally bombed. people are scared after bombing of nas hospital, people are really terrified, everyone is afraid of what's going to happen, the bombings are scaring children and the elderly. iraqi resistance groups have carried out attack a major israeli port in their latest retaliatory operations over the regime's war in gaza, the islamic resistance in iraq says it has... struck ilot port with what it called appropriate weapons. no further details are available. this is the first time that iraq-based resistance groups target israeli position since the gaza war began. the groups have in the past weeks hit us military bases in iraq and neighboring syria in retaliation for the us support for israel. the alat port, which was struck early friday is vital for israeli trade. that's because the uh port allows israeli shipping to reach the east. without navigating the suez canal. over the past weeks elot has also been hit by yemeny retaliatory operations causing an 85% drop in activity there. that's accordin

people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 models. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions. when i it considers itself above the law, i haven't enough samples because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution. especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is with the international red cross committee in guys a he describes conditions in rough. it was just over 10 days ago. it passed by one size, one location uh not far from where i could see your based. and i saw that there was a couple of talking tens i taught by one. we can. ready her a few days ago, and that was hundreds if not more. certainly tens of thousands or hundreds and thousands of people are on the move here in gaza. and many of those people actually only walk able to carry funds in that situation like that. some very basic items become the most valuable. a mattress, a blankets, maybe a negroes supply of food. and when they arrive to the place and they're already very

experience along the border line with egypt, rafa city and its suburbs are living testimony of tensrsion on the eve of may 12th 2004, i live in people were saying that the area was closed by the israeli occupation army, people were saying they are leaving teltan, then they were saying that israeli occupation army is watching people closely, anyone who was going to the roof was shot, for example, a girl was trying to feed pingens, then was shut down our neighbor they could see he was incompetent, he was sitting at home and doing nothing, he wanted to get ready for midday prayer, i asked him to hide with us under the stairs, his brother brahim came down telling us he was injured, one of the harshest moment and that his parents are about to lose their minds, then the ambulance crew came on foot with our neighbor to carry him, and i carried him on my chest, playing him at our neighbor's back. they took him while we were asking allah to bless him the paradise. ibrahim's body was buried while his family stayed alive and people of the neighborhood remained hungry and wounded, waiting for a

experience along the border line with egypt, rafa city and its suburbs are living testimony of tensuring the israeli incursion on the eve of may 12th, 2004. i live in tell sultan. i was in the yard when i started receiving calls with news about tell sultan. people were saying that the area was closed by the israeli occupation army, people were saying they are leaving taltan, then they were saying that israeli occupation army is watching people closely. anyone who was going to the roof was shot, for example, a girl was trying to feed the pingeons, then was shut down our neighbor. who was a well-known sport person was shot by sniper when he was looking from the window. they could see he was incompetent. he was sitting at home and doing nothing. he wanted to get ready for midday brayer. i asked him to hide with us under the stairs. his brother ibrahim came down telling us he was injured. one of the harshest moments. ibrahim has experienced was the sight of her son laying dead on the ground while she couldn't do anything but cry. can you imagine how would we laid and covered him by plan

, except that rafa has been totally bombed. people are scared after bombing of nas hospital. people are really terrified, everyone is afraid of what's going to happen. the bombings are scaring children and the elderly. israel escalated is cracked down on palestinians in the west bank since the gaza war began as well. virginia's military says it's arrested. nearly dozen palestinians during fresh raids and occupied territories. let's bring in our correspondents for romala, monic candial to get more on the story. hello mona, hope you're safe and doing well out there in a occupied romala. tell us about the tensions and how the palestinians in occupied westbank have been treated lately by regime uh settlers and troops. it's friday, there has been calls for the palestinian. from al quds and the palestinians from the lands that were occupied in 1948 to go to al quds to pray in the al-aqsa mask. however, israeli forces set more military checkpoints. they prevented palestinians from reaching the al-aqsa mask. of course, we are speaking

bloodshed, with death tool increasing by the hour, the latest attacks have targeted the cities of rafa khan unis and jabalia killing dozens of palestinians over the past two. the israeli bombardment took the lives of around 400 people and injured hundreds more. the total number of palestinians killed since october the 7th has passed 20,000 mostly women and children. experts on wartime mapping say the relentless air strikes and shelling have destroyed two-thirds of all structures in northern gaza and a quarter in the south, all across the palestinian territory, hospitals are still a prime target of the israeli bombing campaign. according to official figures, around 90% of the population in gaza have been displaced, as a result of the israeli war for those displaced things are difficult as gaza faces severe shortage of basic supplies. there is no safe place in gaza, but leaving in rafa is really difficult, they heat a lot of water tanks, life is really expensive. there's no safe place, we saw some people, half of whom went to rafa and the other half to kanyunes. we wanted to choose the n

, , ., younis are to add to the border in rafa. �* , ., , ., , ., rafa.ouple of questions for hugo. the national _ rafa. a couple of questions for hugo. the national security - rafa. a couple of questions for - hugo. the national security adviser, news and the last hour or so that he is going to israel tomorrow to meet with benjamin netanyahu. certainly after those product comments from president biden, the pressure is growing on israel, isn't it, in terms of how they are conducting this war? .. , a, terms of how they are conducting this war? .. , ~., g. ~ this war? exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will _ this war? exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will be _ this war? exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will be meeting - this war? exactly, matthew. jake sullivan will be meeting prior- sullivan will be meeting prior minister— sullivan will be meeting prior minister netanyahu and members of the lsraeli _ minister netanyahu and members of the israeli war cabinet. and gaza will he _ the israeli war cabinet. and gaza will he the — the israeli war cabinet. and gaza wi

experienced a along the border line with egypt, rafa city and its suburbs are living testimony of tensthe eve of may 12th 2004. i live in sultan, i was in the yard when i started receiving calls with. people were saying that the area was closed by the israeli occupation army, people were saying they are leaving teltan, then they were saying that israeli occupation army is watching people closely, anyone who was going to the roof was shot, for example, a girl was trying to feed pingens, then was shut down our neighbor, who was a well-known sport person was shot by sniper when he was and doing nothing, he wanted to get ready for midday breer, i asked him to hide with us. under the stairs, his brother ibrahim came down telling us he was injured. one of the harshest moments on ibrahim has experienced was the side of her son laying dead on the ground while she couldn't do anything but cry. can you imagine how would we laid and covered him by plankets? we still crying till before sunset. when the ambulons came from gaza, they were told someone was shot dead and that his parents are about to

people in rafa are pessimistic and 27 models with eyes. and no it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law and have several of them. because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. here's a look at some of the other headlines making use around the world. republicans in the us house of representatives of the voted to formerly authorized their months, long impeachment inquiry into democratic president, joe biden. the move gaves republicans more powers to investigate the presidents. they accuse of profiting from his son's business dealings so far. their inquiry has failed to turn up any evidence of wrongdoing. car company, tesla is recalling nearly all of its vehicle sold in the united states because of faults detected in the in built auto pilot system. this follows a 2 year investigation into crashes that happened when the driver assistant software was in use. more than 2000

people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that. i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. let's bring in the w correspondence. rebecca rivers interested in rebecca. good to see you. we just got a glimpse of the situation and if means case is not an isolated one, is it? what is life like in gaza right now to win the coal? it's obviously very hard for me to explain that standing here in jerusalem. but some of the people that we speak to on the ground from the 8 agencies that we talked to, you had so much of it there. in the report, the pictures we see coming out on the agencies coming out on social media. the situation has been deteriorating, as we know for weeks and he's becoming now has become unlivable. you could say we're talking about half of the the, the areas population now try

says almost half of guys us population is number of the city of rafa in the south. and they're facing bombardments, deprivation, and disease in the space that is becoming increasingly overcrowded. just by growing calls versus east by israel says they will push on whether it's offensive against time us, which is considered a terrorist organization by numerous countries. a winter's bearing down on rough off the city at the farthest edge of southern gaza, bordering egypt with the border closed, it's the farthest people can flee the destination for display. scoggins, hoping to escape bombardment shelters are overcrowded. almost half of guys this population is now in rafa, which is the small part of guys in the southeast corner. again, this is leading to nothing but a health crisis. rainfall mixed and already dire situation. worse, many makes you have tens, can't hold up for long against the wind and rain water. yes, mean a displace posted in mother says she lacks access to basic necessities. and the maya i'm i woke up to my 7 month old child who was soaking wet. a house

dozens of palestinians have also been killed in fresh air strikes on the southern cities of hanus and rafa. meanwhile israels hit two homes in the almagaz refugee camp in central gaza, leaving nearly 30 people dead. according to the palestinian health ministry, the islot on gaza has claims more than 350 lives the past day. the 17,200 palestinians including over 7000 children have been killed since the regime began attacks on october 7th. heavy fighting rages on the ground in gaza between palestini resist fighters and israeli soldiers. the hamas military wing. the sam brigades it has destroyed nearly 80 israeli armored vehicles in the past 72 hours in battles in gaza city. the southern city on unis has also been a focal point for tense clashes. hamas says it has hit two dozen armored vehicles including the markava tank in hannus and the northern city of betlaher. the resistance movement also says it has killed several israeli troops in the latest battles. meanwile the israely militarias confirmed the death of two more soldiers one of them the son of a war cabinet member. the total number so

as gaza faces severe shortage of basic necessities, there is no safe place in gaza, but living in rafa is really difficult, they hit a lot of water tanks, life is really expensive, there is no safe place, we saw some people, half of whom went to rafa and the other half to hunyunes, we wanted to choose the nearest destination, there is water, thing is expensive, we can't buy anything for our children, there's no safe places, everything has been bombed and people are really scared, they tell you go east and then tell you go west, the situation is very difficult, people are gathered in this area because they were told that hannuness was safe and now they are being asked to go to rafa, except that rafa has been totally bombed, people are scared after bombing of nas hospital, people are really... terrified, everyone is afraid of what's going to happen, the bombings are scaring children and the elderly. the united nations's hunger monitoring system has issued a report, painting a heroin picture of hunger in gaza. the integrated food security phase classification says the gazan households are

who's with us from rafa in southern gaza, ashraf, please bring us up to speed on the latest situation uh in southern gaza as the uh savage and blood thirsty attacks of the israelis continue. well, but israeli regime forces uh continue to come to kill and main palestinians everywhere in the gaza strip uh overnight there. regime has killed scores of innocent civilians in the southern uh gaza strip uh town of towns of rafa and khan uniness while overnight some 180 palestinians have been killed throughout the gaz strip uh we talk about northern gaza northern gaza uh in the news now refers to everything uh north of the gaza creek or the gaza wadi but in general northern gaza we're talking about gaza city is is just gaza, the southern uh south of the gaza creek or the gaza wady uh are the areas supposedly designated as safe areas by the israeli regime, but nearly 60% who of those who were killed uh over the last uh 45 days were palestinians who uh were displaced. in the northern uh north of the gaza creek and they moved south and they were killed south in the southern parts of the gaza stri

force medics to treat the wounded on the floors, israeli war planes also hit the southern city of rafa killing over two dozen people also in gaza city, at least two civilians were killed after a school was bombed the... total death tool in gaza is now around 18,800, but geneva based ngo, the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor says the death tool is 25,000. the israeli tacks have crippled critical infrastructure in gaza as well. palestinian telecommunications firms say services are cut again, hampering rescue efforts. houses reduced to rubble, hospitals packed with casualties with nowhere being safe from israely. bombardments in gaza, despite all the pain and suffering, palestinians vow to continue their resistance in the wake of action by the international bodies. we have had enough of this war. i said to netanyahu, whatever you do, the resistance continues and our bodies are for the resistance. the united nations has been holding israel responsible since our neckback in 1948, what happened since then, it's all emp to work. old children, women and old people, they're all civilians

the... attacks targeted the house in alajana area and rafa and southern gaza, leaving several dead. many people also lost their lives and were injured when a house was targeted in albarage camp, in the center of the gaza strip. israel's also been continuing attacks in the eastern areas of conjuns and southern gaza. constant explosions were also heard in northern areas, the death told the passige territory since october 7th, is now around 16,000. most of the victims are women and children. gaza health ministry says that israel forces have deliberately targeted 130 health facilities and put 20 hospitals out of service. all right, now let's go to hanhan unit's live ashrespondent is there covering this live for us, so ash bring us the latest, well. about the situation there and the hospitals just updated us, tell us about the ground invasion all that? yes, minutes ago the israeli regime has announced that it has begonne a land incurging into the northern part of of khans, well just before that they they uh managed to uh to cut off the uh uh the uh the the the swim each other so no one c

people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd and not as real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when i consider is itself above the law but, and have several of them. because of that, i don't think that will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. stephen ryan is with the international red cross committee in gaza and he described conditions in rafa was just over 10 days ago. i asked by one sized one location the not far from where i could see more based. and i saw that there was a couple of talking tens i taught by one week later a few days ago. and that was hundreds if not more. certainly tens of thousands or hundreds and thousands of people are on the move here in gaza. and many of those people actually only walk able to carry funds in that situation like that. some very basic items become the most valuable at a mattress, a blank because maybe a negress supply of foods and when they arrive to the place and t

tanks, life is really expensive, there is no safe place. we saw some people, half of whom went to rafa and the other half to hunyunes. "we wanted to choose the nearest destination. there is water, everything is expensive, we can't buy anything for our children. there's no safe places, everything has been bombed and people are really scared, they tell you go east and then tell you go west. the situation is very difficult, people are gathered in this area because they were told that hunyuness was safe, and now they are being asked to go to rafa, except that rafa has been totally..." bombed, people are scared after bombing of nas hospital, people are really terrified, everyone is afraid of what's going to happen, the bombings are scaring children and the elderly, in addition the relentless is really air strikes, people's lives and gods are also being threatened by hunger, different un agencies repeatedly warned of that ever since the wars begun and now the world food programs raise the alarm about looming famin in gaza. so essentially um this report sort of confirms are our worse fears in

the coastal strips of palestinians have also killed in fresh air strikes on the southern schons and rafa. israel warplanes also hit domes in the al magazi refugee camp in central gaza. in nearly 30 people dead, meanwile on the ground, heavy fighting is raging in several cities, including hanis. amas says it has killed several israeli troops in the latest battles, bringing the total death in the israely since the operation to 90. the resistance group has also destroyed 200 military vehicles in hannis, the northern city of baitla. palestini has sifted through the rouble to search for casualties, after the warplanes struck a residential area in the southern gaz town of rafa late wednesday. let's... strikes in the town, there were three big explosions, then we saw a strike at the apartment up there, it was my brother's... apartment, it was completely destroyed, a large number of people were martered and wounded, most of them were children and women, it would direct hit, people were walking on the street, there was no war, we didn't see anything except strike on our homes without anymore, we

people in rafa are pessimistic. 27 models with eyes. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that. i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead after old night talks that the ones global climate conference in dubai, countries have a great deal of calls for transitioning away from old fossil fuels around $200.00 countries signed up to the conference declaration, funding lots of debates around the world, and after accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. despite the compromises, the final deal has been described as a major step forward in the fight against climate change has started be reached. the u. n. plan with conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global warming by the middle of this century. fossil fuels are by far the biggest

i'm traveling to egypt, i will go to the border of gaza at rafa, i go because of you. you have never been in a plane, you have never left gaza, you know only the densely packed streets and alleys, the concrete hovels, you know only the security barriers and fences, patrolled by soldiers that surround gaza, planes for you are terrifying, fighter jets, attack helicopters, drones. they circle above you, they drop missiles and bombs, defening explosions, the ground shakes, buildings fall, the dead, the screams, the muffled calls for help from beneath the rubble, it does not stop, night and day, trapped under the piles of smashed concrete, your playmates your schoolmates, your neighbors, gone in seconds, you see the chalky faces and limp bodies when they are dug out. i am a reporter, it is my job to see this. you are a child, you should never see this, stench of death, rotting. under the broken concrete, you hold your breath, you cover your mouth with a cloth, you walk faster, your neighborhood has become a graveyard, all that was familiar is gone, you stare in amazement, y

didn't hear anything there that you said about rafa. why? what do you have on rafa forest if you have that information? i don't know if you heard about this, a massive explosion just uh just has been hered here in the surrounding area of gaz strip. apparently it's another air strike uh. targeted the surrounding area of the alaxamarter, alaxamarters hospital, these moments, this actually goes in line with the continuous israeli air strikes uh targeting anosar refugee camp, it's so close that the explosion was massive as it took a place here in the surrounding area of gaza strip uh let me say that uh as a result of this continuous brisure practiced by the israel incubation forces on the palestinian civilians in the central area of strip uh, we are witnessing here and unprecedented situation regarding the evacuation of the people from those areas into the alaxamarters hospital, we are barely can move inside the hospital because of the because of thousands of uh the people, the palestinian civilians, the palestinian women, children, darles, all

people in rafa are pessimistic. l 27 model for the odd. and no, it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law and have several of them. because of that, i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. so that's it for now, up next documentary on the train journey through via ma'am, i'm finished manager in everett lane and join us again at the top of the for more news and updates season. the fast fashion as an environmental 9 a clothing graveyard, immature land desert. this is where things well the industrial nations no longer need and lightest textile ways get stranded fashion, watch now on youtube.

lahia which houses over 30 displaced palestinians. other regions thought the beseed enclave include rafa were also not immune to israel indiscriminate strikes, residents of the city have paid a final respects to victims of the regime's deadly raits. according to the palestinian media, these 25 people were killed in strikes on rafa, the palestinian health said israel on gaza killed more than 350 people in a single day, more than 17,100 palestinians, including over 7 children have been killed since israel launched its brutal military campaign on the territory on the 7th of october, the government's media office in gaza says israel has dropped over 52,000 tons of explosives on gaza through this time. join us now from occupied z palestinian. scientist and author, hello mr. hope you're safe and doing well out there uh, your thoughts on the necessity for the regime to drop 52, tons of explosives a densely populated uh area like gaza. uh, obviously this is devastating and unprecedented. it's worse than what has happened during the second world war, in terms of of course the second world war is

and rafa lanes home us for the lack of access. unfortunately, it's not these ready sides that are preventing it. but rather what we're seeing this morning, right is that some us are not opening the, the palestinian side of rock rock, but not facilitating the excess of which military nights itself. somebody needs to ask ourselves again wise from us preventing humanitarian a fall, b, u. n. general assembly has called for humanitarian sees fire. people in rafa are pessimistic out 27 models with eyes. and no it is real as well known for ignoring un an international resolutions when it considers itself above the law. i haven't enough samples because of that saying i don't think it will accept any resolution, especially with winter, just setting in many fear, the hardship and danger that lie ahead. and we spoke earlier to juliet to mind from the u. n's relief and box agency and all state of the united nations it's able to fulfill its minded to take out offense to me, ends and gaza. nothing to we are a challenge. our hands are type. we h

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 tight quarters? i would 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, their whole family being able to look after their, their food, if they have any food to be able to keep in hygiene. the conditions is difficult and also cramming so many people into such a small space during the winter when people don't have enough blankets or don't have enough shelter. this is something that because a without those have a serious impact on the health condition

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

and at the moment these relays are only less thing that happened through rafa. and that is creating a top chip point, meaning that the, that is needed isn't getting to the people who need it. okay, island for several 100, an f one to 5 eastern iceland and then thank you. as president obama has wound the israel, the public support for his will and gone. so it could shift who was speaking at a white house event mocking the jewish holiday of hanukkah. we can tell you provide military assistance, you wait until they get rid of a loss, but let's be careful. they have to be careful. the whole world, public opinion can shift overnight. we can make that happen for it and relentlessly for the safe return of the hostages. out there as john 100 joins us now, live from washington d. c. so in the us state department has bypassed congress to supply weapons to israel. how unusual is that? it's it's extraordinary. it was done in 2019, but this is the 1st time in this conflict that the biden administration has decided to go around. what is effectively a dysfunctional congress, a

on the city of deir al-balla. and central gaza strap. aids also targeted the cities of han unis and rafa in the south. the death doll among palestinians in gaza is now near 1900 with more than 50,000 injured. the territory also remains under communications blackout. israel's bombardment of gaza has left much of the territory in ruins. with the un estimating that 1.9 million gazans have been displaced. "the world health organization has voiced grave concern over the conditions of alshufa hospital in northern gaza, which has been devastated by israeli mobarnments. the who described the emergency department of the hospital as a blood bath. in a statement, the world health body said the tens of thousands of displaced people are using the hospital, building and grounds for shelter, that there is severe shortage of drinking water and food. it added that patients with trauma injuries. were being on the floor and that no pain management was available. according to the organization, the hospital is functioning a minimal scale with very few staff. it said operating rooms are not working due to lac

rafa is the epicenter of the displacement of the gazen. there is over 1 million people who have fled in this governarate, and most of them, as we know, have been moved more than once since the beginning of the war. rafa has quadripled its number of people overnight and especially when the offensive in the south has started. officials have warned that any such exodus would be extremely destabilizing for egypt, for the sinai region, and it would make a problematic palestinian problem more difficult. it is now widely believed that the israel regime is deliberately targeting residential areas and the critical infrastructure in gaza, in order to make the territory unlivable for its residents. israel has already pushed the us and its other western allies persuade egypt to accept palestinian people in the sai peninsula. it seems very difficult. tous that if there was a population movement outside gaza, i think that can only mean egypt. it would be extremely destabilizing for egypt, for the sinai region, and that would make solution to the palesti

rafa is the epicenter of the displacement of the gazan. there is over 1 million. who have fled in this governor and most of them as we know have been moved more than once since the beginning of the war. rapa has quadripled its number of people overnight and especially when the offensive in the south has started. everywhere you go, people are desperate, hungry and are terrified. people, and this is also something completely new, people are stopping aid trucks, taking the food and eating it right away, and this is how desperate and hungry they are, and i, and you heard me many times, no place has been spared, not even the places which normally should be protected by the law of war. i was absolutely horrified yesterday. when i saw a video circulating of an unra school being blown up in northern ghaza. school, medical and un facilities are not and should never ever be a target, unfortunately in gaza, they have quite often become just that. a senior official at the world of food program has also raised the alarm about worsening humanitarian sit