alone could do the work of a hospital. he is doing it the work of hospital equipment is a work that wasy , it is really appreciable, it is actually with iranian medical equipment, which is itself maybe until august 1402, 494 projects. treatment was completed in the 13th government, which means an increase of about three and a half times compared to the previous two years. 16 of these projects were new hospitals that started accepting patients . the only problem is that the child is sick, god willing , he will be cured. now the pulse of health in the country is better and more regular. hello dear viewers of majlis film program what are you doing? he said, "i am creating a slogan for the businessmen of the parliament in the world, that is, the lobby, but the lobby has the rules of the game. in the middle of mr. hashemi's work , you were not threatened to pull the brakes in a bad way in the seventh term." because you vote or not vote. you are the same , i am the same. i was a party person and not such a person. full majlis the ups and downs of the 11th parliamentary term in a conversation

, there was a direct bombing to the hospital, they forced people inside the hospital, including patients relative, oh ya allah, patients relatives and healthcare workers to evacuate immediately, and you can hear in the background the continuous bombing in the hospital, this comes after a week of intensifying attacks on the hospital and its grounds with armed israeli quadcopters shooting at patients, doctors and hospital staff and israeli armored vehicles destroying parts of the wall around the complex. early thursday morning, israeli forces shelled the patient ward at nasa hospital. dr. alcer sent us this video of doctors scrambling to move their patients out in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. يلا يلا يلا يلا يلا اطلع لحظه لحظه لحظه شوي شوي شوي شوي شوي شوي ما تقع مناش حدا يقعش حدا يقع بالراحه بالراحه سيب سيب خذ مني خذ مني خذ منيعد now on friday the palestinian health ministry reports that quote three patients died intensive care as a result of the power outage and the cessation of oxygen in the nasa medical complex. two women gave birth in inhumane conditions without electricity,

we more we know about the situation at the nasser hospital.— the nasser hospital.eceived a statement _ the nasser hospital. we have now received a statement from - the nasser hospital. we have now received a statement from the - the nasser hospital. we have now. received a statement from the israel defence forces. they say they did call an evacuation of the civilians that are taking shelter at the hospital because they said they had secured a safe route for them out of the war zone, but the doctors and the war zone, but the doctors and the patients could remain in the hospital. so that is what the idf is saying about what is going on. i think the experience of people there is that they were told by this speak out that they needed to leave the hospital immediately. they have had gunfire and explosions around the hospital as well as a military bulldozer beginning to tear up the ground near the northern gate, after several weeks of being surrounded by ground forces and losing support and electricity and supplies, so they are in quite a fraught state and they did not k

overseas assignments alone. 217 general hospitals, 196 station hospitals, 91 evacuation hospitals, and 99 field hospitals had to be organized and trained. this unit training was conducted at camp berkeley, texas. camp crowder, missouri. carlisle barracks, pennsylvania. camp seibert, alabama. fort lewis, washington and camp grad and dallas in illinois. in addition to the overseas need, hospital and laboratory facilities in the zone of interior had to be expanded. general hospital was increased from a total of 4 to 65. 56 regional hospitals were established, 26 for the army service forces and three for the army air forces. 300 station hospitals were required. 142 for the army service forces and 158 for the army air forces. in addition, there were ten service command laboratories. the medical department was faced with the enormous job of staffing, training and equipping these various installations for their wartime responsibility. enlisted personnel received training at the medical department. enlisted technician and schools. the mdt is located at fitzsimmons general hospital and nine oth

aware that no said hospital was the last remaining trauma hospital in the gaza strip. it was a hospital that prior to the war was, could accommodate around 350 patients. and after the war it had well over a 100 patients. and with that in mind, there over 10000 people that were sheltering in and around the hospital. so when you walk through the emergency department and you are moving through the different parts of the hospital, you see people everywhere, you see children and their families that are sheltering in the hospital in every corner and in the hallways. and so it really is an overwhelming scene on top of that can units for the last 6 weeks culminating, and the reading of uh, of enough of hospital was the center of his ran the military operations. and so there was an incredible amount of destruction and death that was taking place in san eunice that was already overwhelming the hospital system prior to it being surrounded prior to it being rated prior to over 70 members of its staff being abducted. and many of them being injured in the process, i will share this

, there was a direct... bombing to the hospital, they forced people inside the hospital, including patients related, oh ya allah, patient relatives and healthcare workers to evacuate immediately, and you can hear in the background the continuous bombing in the hospital, this comes after a week of intensifying attacks on the hospital and its grounds with armed israeli quadcopters shooting at patients, doctors, and hospital staff and israeli armored vehicles destroying parts of the wall around the complex. early thursday morning israeli forces shelled the patient ward at nasa hospital. dr. alser sent us this video of doctors scrambling to move their patients out in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. now on friday the palestinian health ministry reports that quote three patients died in intensive care as a result of the power outage and the cessation of oxygen in the nasar medical complex. two women gave birth in inhumane conditions without electricity, water, food and heating, and fourth patient at nasa was murdered as a result of the cessation of electrical generators and the cessation

there was a direct bombing to the hospital, they forced people inside the hospital including patients related. oh ya allah. patient, relatives and healthcare workers to evacuate immediately, and you can hear in the background, the continuous bombing in the hospital. this comes after a week of intensifying attacks on the hospital and its grounds with armed israeli quadcopters, shooting at patients, doctors and hospital staff and israeli armored vehicles destroying parts of the wall around the complex. early thursday morning, israeli forces... shelled the patient ward at nasa hospital, dr. alser sent us this video of doctors scrambling to move their patients out in the immediate aftermath of the bombing. now on friday, the palestinian health ministry reports that, quote, three patients died in intensive care as a result of the power outage and the cessation of oxygen in the nasa medical complex. two women gave birth in in humane conditions without electricity, water, food and heating, and fourth patient at nasa was... murdered as a result of the cessation of electrical generators and th

there was direct bombing to the hospital they forced people inside the hospital including patients relativ oh ya allah patients relatives and healthcare workers to evacuate immediately and you can hear in the background the cont was bombing in the hospital. this comes after a week of intensifying attacks on the hospital and its grounds with armed israeli quad copters shooting at patients, doctors and hospital staff and israeli armored vehicles destroying parts of the wall around the complex. early thursday morning, israeli forces shelled the patient ward at nasa hospital. dr. alser sent us this video of doctors scrambling to move their patients out in the immediate after. now, on friday, the palestinian health ministry reports that, quote, three patients died in intensive care as a result of the power outage and the cessation of oxygen in the nasa medical complex. two women gave birth in inhumane conditions without electricity, water, food and heating, and fourth patient at nasa was murdered as a result of the cessation of electrical generators and the cessation of oxygen at dawn on friday

it's no longer a hospital. but doctor kind of shared with us that over the last week while the hospital was surround it and people are being told that they need to leave. and despite being told that they should leave being shot in the process as, as they were trying to leave the hospital perimeter. he said in the 4th floor where the operating operating room and theater is. one of his nurses was shot in the chest and he had to perform the surgery on that nurse. you know, a health care provider can easily become a patient or the victim of this war. but they're really kind of solidify that, i think. so people can truly understand what's taking place here. i think people in guys meet the false assumption that hospitals would be the sanctuary place that they would could be protected and be safe there in time and time again. they've been proven wrong and these places have come up to the to well let me ask you a question. you know, what's, what's been floated in a lot of the media in press. is that the infrastructure,

i'm sure people - hospital and many others. but these hospital... i'm sure people will- hospital...ed to treat seriously ill people who need that attention and that quality care to don't actually happen.— don't actually happen. that's not true. we have _ don't actually happen. that's not true. we have not _ don't actually happen. that's not true. we have not evacuated i don't actually happen. that's not true. we have not evacuated any patient or staff. they've been informed that we are not speaking them out. we informed that we are not speaking them out. ~ u, informed that we are not speaking them out. ~ u, , informed that we are not speaking them out. ~ , , . , them out. we can 'ust see the images ofthe them out. we can 'ust see the images of the conditions i them out. we can just see the images of the conditions inside _ them out. we can just see the images of the conditions inside the _ of the conditions inside the hospital with people walking or smoke. that isn't quality care that people need. we smoke. that isn't quality care that peeple need-— smoke. that isn't quality care th

, right, we didn't see other hospitals like shif hospital or hospital or other hospitals all across theprofessional. media to report about this ridiculously unprofessional by those spokes person that you just showed us, mr. naftali himself who has at least uh millions of followers whether on twitter or on other social media and they still claim to be the most moral army in the world sima, that's beyond horrific. i want to thank you very much sima for your time and effort to show us the uh tweets and the social media fabrications. now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we will be talking about figures expose. now over half of young americans surveyed on zionist israel's war on gaza believe the zionist state should cease to exist and instead be replaced by a palestinian entity according to an online poll conducted in december 2023. the monthly harvard caps harris poll found continuing support for zionist israel in its campaign against hamas among. every age demographic, but 18 to 24 years old. overall, the survey found that 81% of respondents to do actually back zinust israe

nasser medical hospital _ going on there? certainly. nasser medical hospital has _ going on there? has been under siege for the past 23 days, so there has been fighting and snipers stationed around the hospital, so for the past 23 days, no one has been able to access or leave the hospital. during that time period, we know that there were about 400 plus patients inside the hospital, about 300 medical staff and thousands of refugees, so internally displaced people. during this period of siege, everything has been getting harder and harder and the amount of fighting around the hospital has been getting worse and worse. and then yesterday, there was an announcement is made through drones and other messages that were sent to the hospital that they needed to evacuate. i sent to the hospital that they needed to evacuate.- sent to the hospital that they needed to evacuate. i think we are watchin: needed to evacuate. i think we are watching some _ needed to evacuate. i think we are watching some of _ needed to evacuate. i think we are watching some of that _ needed to evacuate. i think we a

i gave ship a hospital against the other hospitals in the north. i'm currently currently only barely a 3rd of the hospitals in garza are working because these rarely so i've been doing this to hospital one after another for patients in the hospital with jammed into the car doors of an old building. when the attacks dante video from inside the hospital complex show beds lined up one by one down the car doors, others have to stand or sit on the floor. patients have been waiting for hours while is ready for us is stormed, the grounds, the rich islands joins us live now from occupied east jerusalem really? so what more of these right. nice thing about this rate on the mass, the hospital that was on the hook. all right, who is the spikes? then for these ready ministry says that the raids on mass hospital has led to the rest of dozens of terrorists to see put it in the hospital. he says that they also found weapons, including motives and grenades among the people that they have arrested. they say they have to tie ins, some who involved in the october 7th

, utilizing hospitals to conduct attacks, utilizing hospitals to hide, conceal hostages.hey are all doing it at the detriment of the people of gaza. lewis: i suppose the question many watching will feel is when does the tolerable action become intolerable in terms of the consequences? do you think the achievements that you say were as a result of that operation are justified in honing in on one of the last functioning hospitals there? peter: i would say that hamas have weaponized hospitals. that is their modus operandi, precisely what they want. they want us not to operate their they can continue to conduct their atrocities. we cannot give them a free pass. we have to make sure they are pursued and hunted down. this war would not have taken place if it was not for the actions of hamas, the strategic decision to go to war with us, and now they are very the consequences. from our perspective, from what we are doing, we are conducting our operations in hospital throughout the day, last two days, while differentiating and the sting wishing between the civilians, evacuating th

nasser hospital is in khan younis. to the south in rafah, concerns are growing about the fate of a million people who have taken shelter in the city after israel said it was preparing a ground assault there. the un fears that more than a million people crammed inside rafah are "staring death in the face". rafah has come under heavy israeli bombardment in recent days, with at least 67 people killed there on monday, according to gaza's hamas—run health ministry. it all comes as the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has called on hamas to agree a deal to end the fighting quickly to avoid "dire consequences'. well, we started getting reports this morning on social media and doctors posting voice notes, saying that they had been given an order to leave the hospital immediately. you talked about that video showing the drone with a loudspeaker. and there's, you know, the context is that the hospital has been under siege for weeks now, surrounded by tanks and israeli ground forces. and they've had, you know, the supplies hav

there are no functioning hospital is left in . functioning hospital is left in gaza.e in the world to be a civilian. almost 30,000 people killed, over 70,000 injured and there is not a single functioning hospital because health care has been systematically dismantled. i saw those pictures from nasser. we had doctors working in nasser hospital last month. i have been there myself. it is the biggest hospital in the south of gaza and the fact it is no longer functioning, that it has been targeted in this way is devastating to the civilian population. i know a number of health care workers there have also been arrested and a number of the patients there died because the electricity and the power generation for the hospital was cut off during that military raids. hoss doubles as supposed to be a protected place, even in times of war. —— mcgrath hospitals are supposed to be. the way they are systematically taken apart are devastating to the population and another reason why an israeli assault on rafah cannot be allowed to take place. doing such a thing without functioning h

~ ., _, ., hospital? we are continuing to reach nasser hospital _ hospital?ng to reach nasser hospital but _ hospital? we are continuing to reach nasser hospital but also _ hospital? we are continuing to reach nasser hospital but also other- nasser hospital but also other hospitals that are still partially functioning, there is only 11 out of 36 hospitals in gaza that are trying to provide some service. now nasa much as you have seen in the footage is in a really difficult situation. i talked this morning with one of my colleagues who was there yesterday and what he described is a really heartbreaking situation where there is no water or electricity, in a hospital where people are sitting in the dark in the corridor, there is not enough food, we managed to medically transfer some patients but there is still 130 in hospital with 15 doctors and nurses. we really need a ceasefire so we can bring supplies to this hospital and others, fuel, food that health workers can content continue to provide health services to the population. unfortunately the offensive being

of $36.00 hospitals. in garza where hits y is rarely rockets, including a schiffer as the largest hospital and garza only 6 hospitals currently remain functional and garza operating under difficult conditions as well as claims how micies minutes arising medical facilities. but without providing proof, international humanitarian law explicitly protects hospitals. european hospital is the only medical facility, not on the siege and con eunice, dr. osmond will color last year. he told us the situation there is dia. so we're losing a lot of patience. most of the time because of the lack of incentives, the lack of the big capacity and the lack of maybe kind of tough for keeping the patients they also with those are 3 or 4 times be capacity with patients on the ground on the quality doors. if you go to the emergency department, it's for the patients on the ground. we don't treat the patients on bits anymore, have damage deposit because the bids are fully occupied by other patients deals with the crowd. it is fu

israeli forces raid alnasar hospital in the city of khan units where displaced palestinians have taken shelter. and in israeli air strike a home in southern lebanon kills at least three civilians. hello everybody, it's 1 pm in the besieg gauza strip, you're watching press tv, world news. the gaza strip is reeling from israel's military campaign with the southern city of rafa, witnessing a fresh air strike just ahead of a looming ground defensive by the israeli regime. nearly dozen palestinians were killed and number of others injured in the... attack that targeted two residential buildings. rafa is hosting some 1.5 million palestinians taking shelter from attacks in other parts of gaza. israel's intensified its air raids on the city while preparing for its ground assault. planned attack as spark fears of a wider tragedy in gaza where palestinians already grappling with a dire situation. israel's launch its war on gaza back early october killing nearly 28,800 palestinians and most of those killed. been women and children, we demand sease fire, that is message from a palestinian girl who

so again outside of hospital. now in zero formal sense, was that really happening but it was at least some kind of starting point, right? if we had to compare it to something, right, that we talk about resuscitative efforts and always love talking about this slideecause what's going on i remember one in the wo going on in these pictures right. so i'll tell you, these were resuscitative efforts back in the 1530, 1773, 1812, all that stuff. what do we think that's going? what do we think's going on here comparatively? and some of the techniques we use today. yeah, it's stimulation. okay. what kind to get the heart and through okay to get the heart pumping so maybe something resembling cpr or something like that, right. chest compressions maybe giving breaths and stuff like that. anyone know what's happening? this first photo here, anyone would anyone know what this medical device is? it's not medieval by any means, that's used t down like weapons or anything like used in blacksmith shop. so yes, like a way back of t

the israeli army _ hospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying _ hospitals itself.ospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying it is - hospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying it is doingj the israeli army saying it is doing its best to avoid civilian infrastructure. thank you for sharing what you are hearing from the ground with us. we will have plenty more on that story as it develops here on bbc news so do keep watching and checking our greece could soon become the first country with a christian orthodox—majority, to legalise same—sex marriage. parliament is due to vote on the measure on thursday. the bill has been introduced by the country's centre—right prime minister. let's speak to correspondent mark lowen, who is following the story from rome. what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed? abs, what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed?— what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed? a third of the government _ bill will be passed? a third of the government party _ bill will be passed? a third of th

yeah, that's the hospital to to continue as a functioning hospital. now they also saved on your hook. all right, this is already menissi spikes best and they have detained several lot equals terrorists. but they found weaponry that grenades and moses, and the some of the people that they have to tell you and are involved or wherever involved in the outside. but the 7th massa inside israel. so it's a very, very different picture from the is ready minute traits, spikes people. so what we're hearing from speaking see reports is why i had a hearing from others on the ground inside casa, all right, talking about on the ground inside golf. so let's go back to honey and ralph, i'll bring this up to speeds of what's happening in terms of those licensed as price on roughly where you are. yes, i am an overnight attacks and central and northern part of rough ice city to a residential buildings were targeted and destroyed by massive, relentless error strikes the entire residential buildings. both of them completely flat into the earth. people will remove literall

let alone medicine, hospitals also ran out of blood. it's nothing short of a massacre. adding to this is the starvation of civilians all across casa. it's a compound and war crime by the is really forces or some of the injured in the as riley attack, which i can do. i'll see for hospital in gaza city. here's an account from one of the doctors, the doctor dollar. i'll shop a hot that the level of the edit definitely is my a lot of it has seen it now really no words to describe. the situation reminds us of the doc seeds from the baptist hospital 4 months ago with 500 people were killed . and one is really yesterday. since the early hours of the morning, the hospital has been flooded with thousands of dead bodies and hundreds of injured . the majority of the victims suffered gunshot wounds and trap, though in the head an upper parts of the body. they were hit by direct artillery. shelly droned missiles and gone. the fire. all peroration rooms are full and full medical stones have been deployed. above all, we ran out of medical supplies and

the hospitals, of the 36, this point? the hospitals, of the 36. only _ this point?6, only 13 partially - the 36, only 13 partially function. the access to the individuals patients, that they have to healthcare, will depend on the security environment. so what we have seen is progressively, as we had expanding military operations, you know, even if hospitals are not directly attacked, in the instance nasser, it's essentially under siege. patients have not been able to access that facility. we have seen the same such as in the north. to give you an idea of this, i was in gaza last week and visit twoed hospitals. one is called al—naja, a 65—bed facility, that now has over 300 inpatients. i went to a field hospital run by the international medical corps. as the israeli defence forces are planning their offensive in rafah, the managers of those two hospitals are now looking at options for evacuating their patients and also relocating. they know with a big military operation, they, too, will be cut off from supply lines and, too, will not have the staff and patients acces

and strengths to hospitals. once we picked out with the quality care at at community hospital different care and academic studies we got extremely long term employees had a deep knowledge of work we do and our connections with the city to have the right services for patients as well and have an streamline compassionate and a loyal physicians and many have gone for the residency program informs st. mary's and take care of our patient and happy to have an open medical staff that practices within our hospitals and have the best quality in the city and st. mary's medical center was recognized of 250 top hospitals and our challenges hospitals have been changed financially by a number of years and coming out of covid really impacted that dramatically and struggled with the hospitals to reinvest the structure and reinvest in the care we provide as well so a challenge for us and a lot of that has to do with with the high - we have challenges for green stamp passions has to do with with st. mary's and st. francis looks l

the field hospital, a stopover. give them immediate surgical treatment as soon as possible after they were wounded, had its job. the evacuation was another stopover on a trip back through the medical chain. here, facilities for treatment were more complete than those of the field hospital and here to the played an increasingly important part in the vital period of treatment and convalesce since after three or four days the patients were usually enough for the trip back to the general hospital. trains waited for them. hospital wards on wheels. the. each train carried. in addition, medical officers and enlisted technicians for surgical nurses and two medical nurses, all of whom were on duty from. 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and far into the night as they were needed. when speed meant life evac action took place by plane. because of these flying hospitals are alive today who otherwise would have died in the jungles of burma or on the beaches of normandy? each patient was thoroughly checked before the takeoff. then over constantly

or forcing the medics for patients for civilians to evacuate the hospital. and they say they have no intention of harming any ins. innocent civilians box having said that, you have be watching all coverage of this story over the last couple of days. i've been hearing our reports is on the ground. we listening to the people who've been inside the hospital and saying to us what's been going on that she is ready picture, it's very, very different from what we're hearing from actually on the ground. and today is friday of course, slowly. how easy is it been for suppose to access along? so most of the day i the way i'd like some oscars since the beginning of the was seen massively reduce numbers of worship is coming down for, for friday, for as lots and lots of palestinians have found it very difficult if not impossible to gain access to the most complex uh, it seems that young people, young man, especially from occupied east erase them, are being turned away these right size i have not see putting any age restrictions in place. start the, the figures today about

uses hospitals of terre _ hamas systematically uses hospitals of terre haute.telligent assessment, information be gathered on the ground, medical facilities _ be gathered on the ground, medical facilities have been used by hamas for terror_ facilities have been used by hamas for terror operations. let's speak to our correspondent, jenny hill in jerusalem. what more can you tell us about this developing story? it is what more can you tell us about this developing story?— developing story? it is certainly by no means the _ developing story? it is certainly by no means the first _ developing story? it is certainly by no means the first time _ developing story? it is certainly by no means the first time israel - developing story? it is certainly by no means the first time israel has | no means the first time israel has accused hamas of embedding its self, its fighters and facilities into hospitals and other civilian infrastructure, something hamas denies as it has done in this case. israel say they have good intelligence that this hospital and one of the few remain

we visited al-najjar hospital. this hospital to provide. the medical service was designed for 65 patients, but today it accepted 300 patients. most patients were children every day, group therapy is desperately trying to provide the necessary resources to be able to provide medical services to all of them with this huge volume of patients. the prime minister of the zionist regime claimed that this regime will carry out operations after the withdrawal of civilians from the war zones in the south of the gaza strip. it will start in rafe. some experts in the region believe that the behavior of the westerners is not ineffective in creating such a situation. it is impossible to be here and not feel heartbroken. four months have passed since the heartbreak of the un secretary general in rafah. behind these walls are two million people who endure a lot of suffering and have no facilities of water, food and fuel. instead of the arrival of more trucks carrying humanitarian aid to rafah, as promised by the united nations , the zionists, after droppin

the families were also satisfied with the establishment of this hospital. hospital. much this province needed this hospital . if it wasn't there, our children wouldn't have a hall. since the opening of this new building , in terms of equipment, we have become much more equipped than before . considering its size, it could even have 5 to 4 beds. ok, here, yes, there are two beds double bed hospital. yes, now today, with the presence of the president , the bandar abbas children's hospital was officially opened. mr. president, while visiting the different departments of this hospital , considered the issue of health and providing medical services to the people as one of the government's priorities. there is a need for more than a thousand hospital beds. it is in progress in three hospitals, which will be put into operation in the next year, god willing. and the most important task is actually staffing for the hospital, so that our doctor does not need to come from another province , he should be native. god bless you. the minister of health hospital also announced the o

nasser hospital in khan younis is the second largest hospital in gaza. thousands of displaced palestinians have been taking shelter there among hundreds of wounded. gaza's health ministry spokesperson ashraf al-qidra said in a statement that israeli forces demolished the southern wall of the complex and stormed the hospital, adding that they had turned it into a military barracks. he said troops targeted ambulances, tents of the displaced, and bulldozed mass graves inside the hospital. israeli troops have also ordered medical staff to transfer all patients to another wing of the complex, including patients in the intensive care unit and the nursery. hours earlier, israeli forces bombed a wing of the hospital, killing one patient and wounding several others. amy: democracy now! was able to receive updates from inside the nasser hospital several hours before israeli troops stormed inside. dr. khaled alserr is one of the last remaining surgeons inside hospital. he described the bombing of the hospital as well as an incident when a quadcopter drone opened fi

go to 3 people at the hospital on tuesday. the same day is rated for cisco. the prisoner in hand. costs was sent into the hospital to issue evacuation orders and they put their dental insurance there before i left with my husband used line i was undergoing kidney dialysis, so they destroyed the wall surrounding us as well as another room. they ordered us to leave and fired booms and ruff keeps us from overhead. they destroyed the building. we left and my husband and i walked to see which is right at least and took him away and their number into your head is yours a. this is your nozzler hospital and the attacks on its facilities is yet another violation of international law and further emphasizes that there is no safe place across the gaza strip. anymore mode was just the rough behind southern gaza and then the moments will hear from rory challenges and occupies easter. some he's following developments into as well. but 1st sites crossover to have him moved. he's standing by for us in that off in southern gaza that stopped with the situation with and also the