there is a small increase in aid entering into gaza. you can imagine over several months the needs were piling up so it was increasing on the top of the hour, by the hour. what is entering gaza isn't enough in terms of immediately responding to the of rising needs. for instance, we have seen that there are acute malnutrition cases with children and this would require longer-term consistent intervention with certain nutritious components. we are so afraid that if this is not going to happen rapidly and consistently it will not make a huge difference. katrina: the bombing attacks continue in gaza and people are injured and killed daily. what is the medical situation like? hiba: over the last month, since the second month of the work, we are in the seventh, unfortunately we started to see parts of the medical services system collapsing. it is now the last bare minimum