and i'll just share a tanya hodge. i sign a pdf, pediatric intensive care doctor joining us there from i'm on thankfully, as well as well as months long. war on guys as you heard has been particularly devastating for children. thousands have lost one of both parents while at the same time suffering injuries themselves. right. schools say be extremely traumatic experiences for young palestinians were likely cause long term damage. you might look on reports, this is what constitutes as play time for these children. in elbow, a refugee camp in central garza congregating around a mixture of cemetery where their loved ones had been buried. their names written on the wall. i was just as my father was killed and we were not able to recover his body for days. when we finally pulled down his body, we were not able to bury this. finally, we buried my father in the school. yeah, a lot of mini did bodies released lying in the straits for days. they would decompose in, in the way by cats and dogs. this is not life because of rights

and his growing concern about the health of expectant and breast feeding women. tanya hodge hassan as a pediatrician with doctors without borders, she says the war is killing more than $100.00 children each day. not many more will suffer from lifelong disabilities on health. issues of the desk toll had been over 8000 when we were last able to get a, an accurate test tool. it's been several weeks now. so the figure is likely to be closer to $10000.00 at this point, you know, at the same time period. so about 3 months into the ukraine war the u. n. had stated at the time, but the lives of children have been devastated at scale. that is, has not been seen since world war 2. at the time on average 2 children were being killed per day. but the average number of children being killed to per day in gaza right now is well over a 100. and like i said, over 8000 likely close 210000 children have been killed so far. that excludes the thousands who have been disabled over 10000, according to the u. n. likely at with the extremity amputation. so upper and lower lim, amputation. so children maint,

because they don't have enough to eat and are unable to reach emergency cap early i spoke to dr. tanya hodge. hassan who is a pediatric intensive care doctor working with i'm a staff doctors without borders. she explains the range of dangers pregnant women and newborn babies facing gosh, i can talk a little bit bit about the journey of pregnant women and gaza from the stories that we've heard, both from myself colleagues and other medical professionals in the gaza strip. pregnant women are experiencing the same horrors of, of, of this all of the civilians in the gaza strip. so they are fearing for their own lives. they're feeling for the lives of their children. they are being bombarded indiscriminately and we've had stories of pregnant women who lost multiple members of their family, including their, their husband, the father of their unborn child. they're a displaced, often living in a tent with no heat, no access to clean water or food, and a mel nourished pregnant mother dehydrated mother is, is a danger to her and her baby and all try masters. and then it comes and a lot of them are bei

medical channels, you don't visit without bold as has evacuated it, stuff from i likes the hospital, tanya hodge house and it's a pediatric intensive care doctor with doctors without borders. she describes a panic in the hospital after as may be false. as total staff, the area would be palmed. in this situation, there has been catastrophic. over the last weeks. our colleagues were there for multiple different organizations and myself. but luckily for palestinians rescue has been reporting horrific scenes when they evacuated. they weren't expecting to have to is actually, it was a sudden increase in risk. and i can read some messages we have received from doctors working for various organizations. not necessarily doctors without borders about colleagues that i know who are in those hospitals. i'm saying, you know, each day there's an imaginary line in this disturbing grid that determines who's at risk of being immune and it in imminently killed. he described them as, as war crimes disguised has been l benevolent prior warning. he said they, they marked the area. this was 2 days ago was a red zone

tanya hodge, her son is a pediatrician with doctors without borders and she says the water is killing about a 100 children each day. many more of suffer from the long lifelong disabilities and health issues. the desk told, had been over 8000 when we were last able to get a, an accurate test tool. its been several weeks now. so the figure is likely to be closer to $10000.00 at this point, you know, at the same time period. so about 3 months into the ukraine, more the u. n. had stated at the time, but the lives of children have been devastated at scale. that is, has not been seen since world war 2 at the time on average 2 children were being killed per day. but the average number of children being killed to per day in gaza right now is well over a 100. and like i said, over 8000 likely close 210000 children have been killed so far. that excludes the thousands who have been disabled over 10000, according to the u. n. likely at with the extremity amputation. so upper and lower lim, amputation. so children maint, debilitated for life or 20000 children orphaned. and then you know, 85 percen

ok, so hospital tanya hodge house on is a pediatric intensive care adults. so adults is without 4. does she describe the panic in the hospital of to is ready for says toast off the area would be fund the situation. there has been catastrophic over the last weeks or colleagues were there for multiple different organizations and myself. but luckily for palestinians rescue has been reporting terrific scenes when they evacuated. they weren't expecting to have to is actually it was a sudden increase in risk. and i can read some messages we have received from doctors working for various organizations, not necessarily doctors without borders of colleagues that i know who are in those hospitals. i'm saying, you know, each day there's an imaginary line and this disturbing grid that determines who's at risk of being immune and it is eminently killed. he described them as, as war crimes disguised has been l benevolent prior warning. he said they, they marked the area this was 2 days ago as a red zone. so they were unable to reach. they were told it was to, i'm safe to go yesterday either. and

, and the eye witness and the vocal testimony that you've been able to tell us at the 1st time, tanya hodge has nothing doctors without borders, things like that. i just, i just want to add the same thing that your colleagues of audit before and before my interview, we have to reiterate that there is an urgent, urgent need for a cease fire. and that israel has an obligation under international humanitarian law to protect patients and staff who are still working in these only functioning hospitals. throughout garza, it is critical. there has to be pressure for an immediate cease fire for the protection of health care workers of journalists, and for the unhindered and copious delivery of international of, of humanitarian aid. new voice has been had and will be headed again. i'm sure tanya, for the moment. thank you for your time. thank you. the principal has had all the news of including ukrainian seek shelter as russia launches another launch, scale missile attack, and bug with us as prime minister secured as a 5th ton, but the opposition denounces the victory as illegitimate. the will to th