moving to the next frame, if we can uh see uh the types of purposes that uh anra serves. um, this is uh, what it is, basically, "the year 1949 was when it was founded, um, the reason behind the uh creation of this agency was because of the fact, as i just mentioned, you have the uh 1948 nakba, that is when uh the palestinians were forcibly displaced based a decision that was made uh out of uh palestine for uh the jews to be settled in this part of the world uh because of that there were forceful displacement of the palestinians and at that point uh you had 700 thousand palestinians that were..." displaced as a result of that uh unra therefore uh was created in order to see if it could uh serve these uh palestinians were displaced and uh they were spread the palestinians were spread in different parts of west asia uh let's take a look at uh the reasons behind that if we can go to the next graph we understand how when uh this agency was founded but if we can go and see the different countries that this was involved in again uh agency was formed because of the nakbah, the nu

. >> anra told cbs they're heading down the track to a man mate disaster again in gaza.food deliveries have been continuously declining since may. there are law and order challenges, that is part of the problem. 1 million people didn't get food in august. that number now is 1.4 million. how bad is the malnutrition and the hygiene an the mental health of kids there? >> it is all terrible. and i think it -- if you look at gaza,s it a hell scape for children. they've been moved and they know family members that have been killed and they have been injure and they don't have enough food to eat and water, and clean water. i think these children, you mentioned it earlier, they're so traumatized by what is happening and i think the notion that we could even if we could get more supplies in there, the trauma is going to have lifetime and even post generation challenges for them. because it is just so profound and it is been almost a year of this. that he really -- it is hard to imagine what that is like for a child. you can't really imagine anything comparable for them and i thin