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in gaza with so much of the gaza strip situation —— population in and around rafer.ian ceasefire in gaza and unconditional release of all hostages. that is the start of the secretary general laying out his priorities. we will keep an eye across that and bring you the significant lines throughout today's programme. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. a story developing here in the uk over the last few hours. rishi sunak is facing calls to apologise for a jibe about sir keir starmer�*s position on trans people at prime minister's questionsjust moments after the labour leader told mps that the mother of murdered teenager brianna ghey, who was transgender, would be watching pmqs from the public gallery. tuition fees, childcare, second referendums, defining a woman — although in fairness, that was only 99% of a u—turn! of all the weeks to say that, when brianna's mother- is in this chamber, shame! parading as a man of- integrity when he has got absolutely no responsibility. absolute shame. campaigners in england say, dental care in the country i

allies have also announced that the attack on the population of one and a half million people based in raferwill be very dangerous and have terrible consequences. well, these are some kind of extremely widespread reactions to the attack on rifa and the killing of palestinians who are some kind of fugitives there and gathered in them. mr. sohrabi , we have heard news about the ceasefire in recent days, but it is announced every time. that these results of the ceasefire negotiations did not come to a conclusion. in your opinion , what is the reason for the negotiations to be inconclusive, the last of which was the meeting in cairo? and the recent negotiation that was held in cairo has been stated, but the main reason they state regarding the failure of the cairo negotiation is that the number of prisoners that hamas wanted to release was somehow at a level that the zionist regime agreed with this number. he didn't, and the other reason is that another important reason for this case, in this negotiation, for not reaching a conclusion , is stating the number of days of the cease-fire, which appa

many times. 24 hours wounded and many were martyred in gaza city and in rafer city , i must say thatumber of martyrs or wounded the health and condition of hospitals is very bad , especially with the continuation of the siege of nasser hospital in khanyounos, the forces besieged this hospital, and in these attacks that took place on this hospital , a number of the hospital's medical staff were martyred . al-alam al-alam hospital is also under siege. this hospital is completely under siege in these conditions and these attacks are in a condition where the medical procedures and surgeries that are performed actually require medicine , which is not available. in addition, it should be khaled i have dakran, the director of shahada al-akhsar hospital , with whom i am talking about the latest developments in the gaza strip. and al-aqsa hospital is said to be out of business, and what are the consequences of these hospitals that are out of business? well, i have to say that my brother has really been madly attacking different areas in the last 24 hours. make madly

and this includes a powerful action in rafer after we allow the civilian population to leave the battle zones. well, that's the 1st time that we hear about allow in the civilian and population of gaza to leave the combat zone from a 0. the thing is that so far israel hasn't explained where should people godes actually or how this could be done at all? what is clear is still going to be easy. most of those crowding now around rough in southern gaza, you and estimate nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been internally displaced. clean the war in the north of the enclave. after these really offensive started in a former or they moved to the center. but as the idea of operation was expanding, they had to move again from hun eunice further south until they reached the different border where the only option for them is basically to go back north. that is neither safe. yeah, it's no livable, according to recent research, more than half of guys as buildings have been damaged or destroyed with civilian infrastructure, almost non existing. so where to go, here's the u. i a representative ho

and this includes a powerful action and rafer after we allow the civilian population to leave the battles owns. that's the. 2 sign that we hear about allow in the civilian population of guys or to leave the come but zone. the thing is that israel so far hasn't explained where should people go or how this could be done at all? what is clear, it is not going to be easy. most of those crowding now around rough spot in southern gaza. you an estimate nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been internally displaced. lean the war in the north, off to these really offensive started and a full over. they moved to the center. but as the idea of operation was expanding, they had to move again to the center and then again from from you and is for the south until they reached the different boulder where the only option for them is basically to go back north. that is neither safe. yeah, it's no livable according to recent research. more than half of guys as buildings have been damaged or destroyed with civilian infrastructure, almost non existing. so where to go and here's the you hire representativ

and this includes a powerful action and rafer after we allow the civilian population to leave the battle zones. let's not cross live to our, to the middle east, bear or chief mire for an option of ours. good to have you join me now, given that the know has been the buck you waited and rop as far south as you can go and gather. is there any where left for the palestinians to go? the that's a good question. now let's look for the. 2 first on that we hear about allow, in the civilian population of guys have to leave the come, but zone. the thing is that israel so far hasn't explained where should people go or how this could be done at all? what is clear, it is not going to be easy. most of those crowding now around rough spot in southern gaza, the you an estimate, nearly one and a half 1000000 people have been internally displaced. lean the war in the north, off to these really offensive started and a full over. they moved to the center. but as the idea of operation was expanding, they had to move again to the center and then again from from you and is further south until they reached the d

says their survival underscores the need to continue with the offensive and push a larger force into raferf a. >> we believe it's potentially more hostages in that area. >> north of the gaza strip, israel discovered a massive tunnel beneath the united nations relief works agency or unrwa headquarters. israel says hamas used the tunnel as intelligence hub. complete with computer servers, communications equipment, and extensive electrical work wired to the surface in the unwere headquarters. everything is conducted here. all the energy for tunnels you walk through them are powered here. it's state of the art, so it can work 24/7. >> all this electricity and communications equipment is connected with the surface. given that. given the amount of dirt that had to come out of here and construction noise descrarl says .>> the tunnels stretched abouta half mile. some of it developed. some of it very rough. running underneath unwere school and kindergarten as well. >> our problem is the hamas. is the hamas working in the unrwa and under the unrwa. >> now, the commissioner general of unrwa put out a