the world health organization says it's lost touch with the kamal adwan hospital, with two other hospitalso struggling to cope. our middle east correspondent, sebastian usher, has more. the situation in the three hospitals that are still just about functioning in gaza is getting worse almost by the hour, from what we are hearing. the head of the who has said the situation, particularly in the kamal adwan hospital, is deeply disturbing. a who team was able to get into the hospital and was able to get some of the patients, some of the caregivers out. now it is humanitarian organisation which operates in gaza said it's allowed some medical supplies in. we've been hearing for days now that supplies are running very, very short, dangerously short, and the who team painted a really desperate picture of what life is now like in the kamal adwan hospital, saying the emergency wards are absolutely overflowing with more than 200 patients needing attention, and within every spare space and corner, their displaced palestinians trying to find shelter. it's a situation they say that's also reflected into

israeli airstrikes and artillery shelling have already targeted areas around the kamal adwan hospital in the city of beitlah. the attack forced many palestinians to relocate the palestinian. resistance movement hamas has branded the israeli evacuation orders as a clear violation of international law. the government of media office in gaza has also called on international organizations to intervene to protect. the hospitals, more than 42,00 palestinians have been killed since the start of the war last october, on wednesday alone, 22 people were killed in attacks across gaza. our correspondent in gaza, joined us earlier from the city of bala with more details regarding the latest evacuation orders for hospitals in the north of the strip. "actually have no place to go to, and because even even when it comes to the kind situation there, the israel incubation forces are still cementing the grip on the palestinian people in order to put to push them to evacuate, this is the main aim of these unicidal and brutal attacks maintained against the northern part of gaz, the israeli occupation forc

at jabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. dying in my arms," this mother says. "what can i do? whom should i ask for help? why should he die in my arms?" many more evacuations are required. today there is more than, it's close to 200 patients, close to 200 patients, we see multiple trauma patients from all over the north of gaza. and there is approximately 300 to 500 idps in and around the hospital, many, many women and children. since then, the un says the israeli army entered the hospital, arresting medics. it has now lost contact with kamal adwan, whose director sent this appeal at 1pm local time. we appeal to the world to intervene to preserve our hospitals. and we want international protections for our medical staff. because we are working under distress and under fear. the processions out of jabalia tell their own stories. behind them, bodies trapped under rubble. the men, stripped, hands bound, arrested by israel as it searches for hamas. now the un's most senior human rights official has called on the international co

atjabalia's kamal adwan hospital, an evacuation team arrives. so much need. for help? why should he die in my arms?" many more evacuations are required. today there is more than, it's close to 200 patients, close to 200 patients, we see multiple trauma patients from all over the north of gaza. and there is approximately 300 to 500 idps in and around the hospital, many, many women and children. since then, the un says the israeli army entered the hospital, arresting medics. it has now lost contact with kamal adwan, whose director sent this appeal at 1pm local time. we appeal to the world to intervene to preserve our hospitals. and we want international protections for our medical staff. because we are working under distress and under fear. the processions out of jabalia tell their own stories. behind them, bodies trapped under rubble. the men, stripped, hands bound, arrested by israel as it searches for hamas. now the un's most senior human rights official has called on the international community to hold israel to account. the israeli government's policies an

an "urgent" call for fuel was issued by local officials for the intensive care unit at the kamal adwanl in the area. israel has denied accusations it is deliberately targeting un buildings along the 2006 ceasefire line with lebanon, saying that the un mission should move to safer areas further north. it's been almost two weeks since israel invaded southern lebanon — with the aim, it said, of removing hezbollah weapons and infrastructure there. 7 to press that? message home, the israeli army has taken international journalists to?an undisclosed location?across the borderfor the first time. 0ur middle east correspondent lucy williamson and cameramanjoe phua were among?them. their access was restricted and the pictures — though not the editorial content — were checked for military security. we hugged the old ceasefire line dividing israel from lebanon. driving fast under the threat of hezbollah attack, israel's army broke through this border less than two weeks ago. now they're taking us in to show us one of the villages under their control. a couple of miles into lebanese territory. the

kamal adwan hospital injabalia is facing a constant stream of casualties.ian crisis. israel is accused of refusing or impeding up to 90% of aid to northern gaza in the last month. from jerusalem, i spoke by phone with the hospital director. what is the situation now for you in the hospital? translation: we are talking about collective punishment _ for the health system in the gaza strip. consequently, we urge the world to intervene and impose their humanity over the israeli army, to open humanitarian corridors that allow the entrance of medical tools, delegations, fuel and food so that we can provide humanitarian services for the children, newborn babies and patients who are in need. america has warned israel it may cut arms if it doesn't boost the aid allowed into northern gaza. israel says it's addressing us concerns, and its soldiers blame hamas for the crisis facing civilians, saying medicalfacilities are used to launch attacks on israel. in gaza city, they are digging for the dead. what a child must witness. they desperately want this to stop. but no,

the idf left the kamal adwan hospital injabalia after storming it on friday.and displaced people were sheltering there at the time. the bbc and otherforeign media organisations are prevented by israel from entering gaza to report independently, but our special correspondent fergal keane sent this report from jerusalem. you may find some scenes in it distressing. this is the story of a doctor... allahu akbar. ..who became a grieving father. hossam abu saifa worked to save the lives of others. allahu akbar. but today, mourned his son. ibraham was killed in the hospital grounds, shot by the israeli army, his father says. since the renewed offensive onjabalia, the doctor has made repeated appeals for help. translation: we are talking about collective punishment l for the health system in the gaza strip. consequently, we urge the world to intervene and impose their humanity over the israeli army. the army raided yesterday. dr abu safiyyah, with his staff, waiting. then the people forced out. fear holds them. they are made to line up. men separated from the women. t

we are now in the kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza where the zionist regime committed a brutal massacre in beitlahiya area in the northern gaza strip. so that the planes of this regime targeted a number of civilians. the martyrdom of at least 4 people resulted. paramedics are transporting the wounded from there are different areas north of gaza. but what is of interest now is the action of the zionist regime army to encircle the northern areas of the gaza strip in a general way. therefore, no one has the possibility to move from this area to gaza city, which is two kilometers away from us. we are under a great siege and with a lack of basic needs such as food and reputation.

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded.ng you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as

inside jabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded.n is crying, "all my children are gone." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court of justice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self-defence after the october 7 attacks, but it is now breaking international law. it has to be proportionate, it has to meet the requirements of international humanitarian law, it must distinguish between civilians and military targets. it doesn't allow you to use famine as a weapon of war, it doesn't allow you to forcibly deport or evacuate large numbers of people. it is impossible to see what is going on now in gaza, as i

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded.one." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. we don't know what will happen tomorrow. i am so tired. the situation is very, very, very bad. there was supposed to be a polio vaccination campaign today. not a procession of wounded children. nearly half of gaza's population is under 18. and child casualties appearagain and again. it is hard to look upon such suffering but it is a fact of this war. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court ofjustice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self—defence after the october 7th attacks, but it is now breaking international law. it has to be proportionate

we located her injabalia's kamal adwan hospital.: i saw my daughter dying with my own eyes. - she was dying in front of me. i couldn't stop it. she was my eldest, my whole life. i couldn't save her. i was wounded myself. by god, they have broken our hearts. we are exhausted, emotionally drained. we've lost everything. what crime have the children committed? what have they done? what have we done to deserve this? nevine says that for more than two weeks they were under attack and she denies israel's claims that hamas used civilians as human shields. translation: these were 16 days marked| with death, fear and panic. hamas was not using civilians as human shields. they were protecting us and standing with us. northern gaza is virtually cut off from the outside world. as exhausted civilians are forced out, there are reports that the israeli military has taken control of shelters housing tens of thousands still there, detaining dozens of young men who've been taken away. israel don't does not let us in to witness first—hand, we work wit

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded.nother says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house". an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. we don't know what will happen tomorrow. i am so tired. the situation is very, very, very bad. there was supposed to be a polio vaccination campaign today. not a procession of wounded children. nearly half of gaza's population is under 18. and child casualties appearagain and again. it is hard to look upon such suffering but it is a fact of this war. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, the israel defence forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide, and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court ofjustice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self—defence after the october 7th attacks, but it is now breaking int

we located her injabalia's kamal adwan hospital.y eldest, my whole life. i couldn't save her. i was wounded myself. by god, they have broken our hearts. we are exhausted, emotionally drained. we've lost everything. what crime have the children committed? what have they done? what have we done to deserve this? nevine says that for more than two weeks they were under attack and she denies israel's claims that hamas used civilians as human shields. translation: these were 16 days | marked with death, fear and panic. hamas was not using civilians as human shields. they were protecting us and standing with us. northern gaza is virtually cut off from the outside world. as exhausted civilians are forced out, there are reports that the israeli military has taken control of shelters housing tens of thousands still there, detaining dozens of young men who've been taken away. israel don't does not let us in to witness first—hand, we work with brave palestinian journalists already in gaza. injabalia, civil defence men work to free a girl called

particularly affected has been one of the few hospitals that are still functioning in gaza, the kamal adwan is that the israeli raid that began a day ago is now over there, but that many of the male medics who worked at the hospital have remained in israeli detention, some patients detained, as well, and there is footage which we cannot verify, which does show a lot of damage to the buildings of that hospital. this is all against the backdrop of the new offensive that israel began in the north of the gaza strip some three weeks ago, saying that it was targeting hamas fighters who had been regrouping there. the gazan health ministry said that some 800 people have been killed during that time. in the refugee campjabalia, hundreds of people have been stuck there, besieged by israeli forces, and the iclc came out and said that there were extremely dire conditions there, and calling for people to be allowed to have safe passage to evacuate from those areas, which are at the centre of this offensive. yolande knell in jerusalem. speaking as he boarded a plane to pittsburgh, president biden said he

contact, on a poor phone line, one of only two doctors left dealing with hundreds of patients at kamal adwan there's the debate about what might or might not happen with unrwa. and there's this — the certainty of relentless suffering. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a teenager accused of murdering three young girls in southport the funeral of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, has taken place in aberdeenshire. he died earlier this month after speaking at a conference in north macedonia. it took place in the village of strichen where mr salmond had lived. later, family and close friends attended a private service at the cemetery. a public memorial is to be held at a later date. the government's revealed that more than three million lower paid workers are to benefit from an almost 7% rise in the national living wage in tomorrow's budget. it means an increase of around £1,400 a yearfor a full time worker over the age of 21. some businesses have said they're surprised by the s

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded. this man is crying, "all my children are gone." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. we contact the israeli force to let as charge water to the tank, but they don't accept until now. we don't know what will happen tomorrow. i am so tired. the situation is very, very, very bad. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court ofjustice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self—defence after the october 7 attacks, but it is now breaking international law. it has to be proportionate, it has to meet the requirements of international humanitarian law, it must distinguish between civilians and military

contact, on a poor phone line, one of only two doctors left dealing with hundreds of patients at kamal adwanat might or might not happen with unwra. and there's this — the certainty of relentless suffering. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. with me now is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. tell us first of all what has been happening over night. another big number of deaths? 143 palestinian died in northern gaza in beit lahia. and there was another strike in the middle of gaza where three people died. actually, the people died. actually, the people in gaza, whenever they reach a point that they feel this is the worst point of the war, another wave of strikes or another wave of restrictions that makes their lives worse and worse. that makes their lives worse and worse-— that makes their lives worse and worse. �* , ., and worse. and in terms of the reaction to _ and worse. and in terms of the reaction to the _ and worse. and in terms of the reaction to the israeli - reaction to the israeli parliamentary ban on the operations of unwra, what have you been hearing? the operations of unwra, what have

contact, on a poor phone line, one of only two doctors left dealing with hundreds of patients at kamal adwanebate about what might or might not happen with unrwa. and there's this — the certainty of relentless suffering. fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. a top advisor to ukrainian president volodmyr zelensky is in the united states discussing kyiv�*s victory plan and north korean involvement in the war with us national security advisor jake sullivan. after the meeting, andriy yermark took to x, must go on tuesday said it captured a town and three villages in the donetsk reason —— region, and russian troops have advanced. james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. it's in the east donestk region of ukraine that russia is making its greatest gains. we're seeing moscow claiming to be in control of the eastern coal—mining town as well as the surrounding villages and if you look at what monitoring channels are saying, it is clear that they are in control of large parts of the town. if you look at

particularly affected in the past few days has been the kamal adwan hospital, one of the few hospitalsing in gaza. and what we've been hearing is that the israeli raid, which began a day ago, is now over there, and that many of the male medics who worked at the hospital have remained in israeli detention. some patients are detained as well. and there is footage which we can't yet verify that does show a lot of damage to the buildings of that hospital. and this is all against the backdrop of the new offensive that israel began in the north of the gaza strip some three weeks ago, saying that it was targeting hamas fighters who were regrouping there. the gazan ministry of health has said that some 800 people have been killed during that time, that shelters have been targeted, that places like jabalia, the urban refugee camp, hundreds of people have really been stuck there, besieged by israeli forces. and the icrc also came out saying that this was extremely dire, the conditions that there are there, and really calling for people to be allowed to have safe passage to evacuate from those ar

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded. another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. we don't know what will happen tomorrow. i am so tired. the situation is very, very, very bad. there was supposed to be a polio vaccination campaign today. not a procession of wounded children. nearly half of gaza's population is under 18. and child casualties appearagain and again. it is hard to look upon such suffering but it is a fact of this war. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court ofjustice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self—defence after the october 7th attacks, but it is now breaking international law. it has to be proportionate, it

insidejabalia's kamal adwan hospital today. the wounded.ne." another says to him, "i've been telling you for a week that you should leave your house." an exhausted nurse sent this voice note. we don't have water. the israel defense forces blame hamas for this, saying they use the population as human shields. we spoke about the crisis with one of britain's most senior war crimes lawyers, who has led cases against myanmar for genocide and on israel's occupation of the palestinian territories at the international court ofjustice. professor philippe sands kc says israel has the right to self—defence after the october 7 attacks, but it is now breaking international law. it has to be proportionate, it has to meet the requirements of international humanitarian law, it must distinguish between civilians and military targets. it doesn't allow you to use famine as a weapon of war, it doesn't allow you to forcibly deport or evacuate large numbers of people. it is impossible to see what is going on now in gaza, as it is impossible to see what happened

secretary of state antony blinken felt the need to ask israel's prime minister about it this week the kamal adwan hospital in the north which he says is now surrounded by the israeli military and under constant shelling. he says they ran out of blood and medication on monday, calling the constant stream of injured a massacre the medical staff are few, he says, and the volume of injuries high. we have had to implement a difficult triage system. we have to let some die so some can live he films the children's icu himself to show the impossibility of evacuating, despite idf orders this boy arrived with burns covering more than 70% of his body. he says trucks entered northern gaza within a 24 hour period. >> this week. gaza's health ministry says no medical supplies or food have entered the area for 18 days, claiming aid is being diverted to central gaza un aid workers cannot find food, water or medical care, according to the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees, adding the smell of death is everywhere as bodies are left lying on the roads or under the rubble. gazan health officials say mor

. >> kamal adwan is in the middle of gaza's refugee camp. >> the israeli military says hamas has regroundoring weapons and explosives in local schools and in the waiting rooms of u.n. medical clinics. jabalia has terrorist infrastructure says israel's top general. >> jabalia is falling. this is another psychological collapse. and if we take out the manner, it's another collapse. this pressure brings us closer to more achievement. >> to do that israel has tried to evacuate 400,000 residents who have to wait for permission to pass and begin a long journey by foot looking for safety this war zone has denied. israeli restrictions have left the residents without basic needs. >> there's no more water in jabalia. we haven't been able to take food there in weeks. people are dying under the rubble. >> under u.s. pressure, israel has allowed hundreds of aid trucks to reach nor gaza. and they want to starve northern gaza says secretary of state antony blinken. >> we reject any effort to vet a siege to -- to -- to starve people, to hive off northern gaza from the rest of gaza. >> israel insist that i

hospital in the north and the impact of those attacks well, all the three hospitals in northern gaza, kamal, adwan and al-awda hospital. and the indonesian hospital have been severely sieged and attacked by israeli occupation forces. and the attack and entry of military forces in to the kamala adwan hospital has been very dramatic and we have all i guess heard about the medical director dr. hussam, who is defending his patients and who was his own son who was shocked at the gate of the hospital currently, the situation in come on but one is desperate. they have at least 145 trauma patients in the hospital they have lost the solar panel electricity, the oxygen machine concentration machine has been shot to pieces by israeli forces and they have only two doctors left used to be 57, and they have only seven nurses used to be 70 nurses so the situation is beyond dramatic. it's beyond desperate often we hear the broad strokes of what's going on. >> the casualty totals of the mass destruction. we were just looking at some of that and so on. but you do know oh, people where you work shoulder to shoulder

kamal adwan, north gaza still has terrorist infrastructure and hamas leaders that must be targeted, saystop general, herzi halevi. >> jabalia is falling. this is another psychological collapse. and if we take out the northern gaza brigade commander, it's another collapse. this pressure brings us closer to more achievements. nick: to do that, israel has tried to evacuate 400,000 residents who have nowhere to stay or go. dr. mohammed salha: the situation has became worse and worse and worse. no place is safe in the north. so we are really live in a disaster in the north. you can't imagine how was the situation. people is in the streets. there's no shelters, no markets, nothing. the people is like to die and not to live this life. nick: nearly all of gaza's health sector is run by unrwa, the u.n. relief and works agency, that in more peaceful times served nearly six million palestinians in gaza and across the region with schools and especially today emergency, and humanitarian assistance. for years, israel has criticized the agency's reference to refugees. but since october the 7th, israel

gaza's ministry of health is calling for doctors and anyone with surgical skills to come to the kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza. the hospital is still operating after israeli raids, but only just officials in gaza say most of the medical staff are gone, either detained or forced to leave by israeli forces israel says its troops raided the hospital last week after significant fighting nearby. >> they claim to have found weapons and ammunitions on hospital grounds. meanwhile, there are still sick and wounded patients sheltering in the hospital desperately waiting for care derek? yes. which is a spokesperson for the world health organization. he joins me now from geneva. thank you so much for your time. let's talk about the situation at the hospital right now because you're director said when the siege began that one patient was dying every hour. i know the who had lost contact with the hospital what is the situation now? has that resumed? what can you tell us? >> our team managed to get to kamala adwan yesterday and to bring some medical supplies water and food. what they have found the

verify the claim meanwhile, the head of the world health organization says and israeli raid on the kamal adwan hospital in northern gaza ended saturday with the nurses who was there provided a horrific account of the raid sides. >> they were shooting from all directions with bombs and mortars. they evacuated everyone that was sheltering here, both men and women had to leave. they separated men and women in may to queues. it was very, very humiliating for our men since they took them without clothes and nothing to cover with in lebanon, israel hasn't let up on its attacks this was the scene in beirut a short time ago, explosions and smoke visible in the early morning sky. >> lebanon's health ministry says israeli strikes have killed nearly 2000 people over just the past five weeks, 1.2 million lebanese are displaced from their homes all right, still ahead. >> we'll go live to the capital of george after a hotly contested parliamentary election, the future of the former soviet republic is at stake because it's foreign between the east and the west. plus russia launches a deadly missile strike on

kamal adwan hospital, the main hospital there still functioning in that area we've we've heard from the director a number of times saying that there's a constant stream of people coming into the hospital itself. now this is an area that israel has said that hamas is regroup ripping in and trying to rebuild. so they are fighting. they say against that claiming that they have detained, arrested 200 militants, at least in jabalya itself in the refugee camp, just one small part of northern gaza. they also say that a large number of palestinians have been back to you weighted out of the area. we don't have a specific figure on that though. we don't know if they have a specific figure, but that's not being shared publicly or those they say 20,000 have been evacuated from jabalya. paula in abu dhabi. thank you so much. >> all right. still to come on, cnn, los angeles county's district attorney will ask that the menendez brothers be re-sentenced nearly 30 years after their child gripped the u.s was winter coming quickly to the mountains of western north carolina. >> how that's impacting residen

road to recovery and going back to those evacuation orders in the north of gaza, they affected the kamal adwan hospital right in the north. they were told that they had to evacuate, had to get everyone out. icus. they're running out the fuel war for several days. they were trying to evacuate those patients, couldn't do it and we've seen this evening, they have finally gotten some fuel un ambulances arrived to that hospital and managed the evacuated 16. there icu patients out of the hospital and other hospitals face these same warnings to basically shut down in advance of this big military operation that's underway in the north, there the look in that young girls eyes just really speaks to the incredible fear, fear there. nic robertson thank you very much for that report. joining me now, is andrew miller the former deputy assistant secretary of state for israeli palestinian affairs. andrew, thanks so much for being with us. i do want to get back to gaza in just a moment, but right now there's a bigger overarching question about when israel will retaliate against iran. yom kippur, war is now ove

as others to the claims were hamas terrorists, the israeli military claims that hamas was using kamal adwan hospital as a base and that they were fighting israeli troops from at least near that facility sara jeremy diamond. thank you so much for your reporting there from jerusalem. john. >> all right. this morning, the invited guest speaker at a trump rally, who liking puerto rico to a pile of garbage? >> is defending his comments as the trump campaign tries to minimize the damage. >> back on the menu, the quarter-pound are new details on what caused the deadly equal well, i outbreak with more reporters on the ground the, best political team in the business follow the candidates, follow the voters, follow the facts follow cnn exaggerate? go ahead and call them yourself? thank you for calling out. now, this is an how can i help you? >> do you really have medicare plans that cover dental vision and hearing? >> can yes. >> all three plus we have plans that include a monthly allowance for certain over-the-counter products really see there crate. but what's all this going to cost me? >> we know

israeli troops claimed hamas was storing weapons at the kamal adwan hospital injabalia.aza appear to have taken a backwards step, as a top member of the israeli negotiating team resigned. the israel defense force said general oren setter had worked tirelessly to secure the return of the hostages, but israeli media say he quit because the talks were at an impasse. but us presidentjoe biden says he's renewing efforts to agree a truce, after egypt offered a short—term proposal during the latest round of talks. talks are ongoing in the qatari capital, doha. israel has dismissed the draft plan by cairo, which would begin with a two—day pause in hostilities to pave the way for a long—term ceasefire. hamas said it was studying the proposal to exchange four israeli hostages with some palestinian prisoners. francesca albanese is the united nations special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories. she spoke to the bbc about the human rights situation that people are facing in gaza. i would like to say that israel has never been, israel does not agree with any critique on