does that indicate that they're planning on striking al-shifa hospital? >> it's a possibility, katy. the israeli military earlier saying that they have located a network of tunnels in a command center underneath the hospital. this is gaza oost gaza's larges facility. nbc news is not able to verify those claims by the israeli military. we can't physically get into gaza ourselves. we have a team on the ground, but as you mentioned, we've lost contact with them, now that the internet is down. would it be a surprise if hamas had tunnels underneath al-shifa hospital? not necessarily. the network of tunnels is massive. it's extensive. one of the hostages who was released, yochevid described it -- the reality is even if they wanted to evacuate al-shifa hospital, there are people hooked up to ventilators, there are babies in incubators, there are people who are so severely wounded that they cannot leave. so the israeli military has not explicitly said it plans to bomb the hospital complex, but medics inside of gaza say there is just no way to evacuate that facilit

it is important to talk about al-shifa hospital, i'll tell you why. according to the israelis, this is one of the headquarters for hamas inside the gaza strip, and i've been to al-shifa hospital multiple times. nine years ago during the 51 day war between gaza and israel, i went to al-shifa hospital and met with hamas leadership there. it's a huge compound. largest hospital in all of gaza, where many of the casualties are brought when strikes happen or misfires happen all over gaza. and so al-shifa hospital is something you will hear more about in the coming days and weeks. israelis understand if they are going to destroy hamas they will have to be in and around al-shifa hospital, but it's still treating patients. more than 2 million palestinian civilians in the strip, cancer treatment, and dialysis, and hamas is using the hospitals as command center, incredibly complicated part of the story. >> john: thank you for your fabulous reporting. appreciate it. brent sadler, difficult to know where to start, start with the attack on the jabalia refugee camp.

for al-shifa hospital, there are also threats. efore they bombed theal-alhi hospital, there were threats. there is an urgency among my colleagues, doctors, nurses and these two large hospitals that indeed the israeli army will execute the threats of bombing the hospitals but they stay put. in that capacity as health workers, to me, they are moral compasses and lighthouses of hope today in a very, very dark area of our history. amy: you have work in al-shifa, the largest hospital in gaza. the israeli military says that is where the hamas command and control is. can you respond? >> i would ask president netanyahu to put on the table the proof in the evidence that there is a control and command center for the palestinian resistance in al-shifa hospital. we have heard these claims since 2009. we have twice been threatened to leave al-shifa hospital in 2009 and 2014 because the israelis were going to bomb it because it was a command center. i have been working in al-shifa for 16 years on and off. i have been able to walk freely around.

al-quds and the other hospitals. and also we are talking to you as you just left al-shifa. how do you comfort your family? hat is happening to your family as you are at the hospital? >> i tell them at least we still have a house with a door to close. but many thousands, refugees, people like us, who used to live in dignity have no longer houses and no doors to close, to protect them as they are surrounded by wastewater, by garbage. they don't have a continuous supply of clean water to drink. many of them have a lot of missing members of their families. they don't know if they are alive or not. i tell them, at least we still have a house to live in but they don't have. surprisingly, my four-year-old and five-year-old kids accept this as a comfort, as a better situation compared to those refugees living -- they are living actually in hospitals, but it is not like they are living inside the hospital departments. many of them do not have enough space to go into hospital hallways so they are living around the buildings. surprisingly, my very young kids accept this. amy: the israeli military has dropped thousand

i was in al-shifa hospital. they were trying to treat people in the corridors. people are also seeking shelter inside the hospital. without electricity, this is affecting everyone most of the entire process of the medical system is affected. it was already collapsing before. this is horrible what we are seeing. nermeen: what have you heard from hamas about releasing the hostages or taking any steps to change the situation? >> unfortunately until now, we did not see anything from inside or outside. we don't see a real intervention from outside or inside. i am a gazan. i am a refugee. i don't have enough space in my head to think about the political situation and what they're doing now. we're trying to provide safety for our own children. we cannot provide without water and electricity. i had to come from the northern part of gaza where i live to do this interview. i ha to come to a church to find -- to have a space to deliver the message from gaza. there's nothing on the horizon for a solution. that is what has esterified. we cannot stay in the situation any longe

siren this is al—shifa hospital in gaza city.hose homes have been destroyed. radwan mekdad is here with his extended family. his mother's 90 years old. yoni is still waiting for news of his wife and daughters being held in gaza. how are you doing? i'm going to the fight of my life. and i will not give up on my baby girls. i will not leave them. he's doing a series of media interviews, hoping for his family's release. the only feeling that i don't have in my heart is hate. even for hamas? . don-t... — i can't hate anyone right now. i can't explain to you why. i can't feel hate in my heart right now. children are children. children are innocents. no child deserve...any harm. the failure to prevent the hamas attack has shocked and angered israelis. this was organised, obviously, months... ..in the planning. we've invested millions in the security framework there in the south and we've said, "no, they can't cross the border," and they did. hamas destroyed surveillance posts and overran army positions. around 300 israeli soldiers have

the situation now is difficult in gaza, we are at the heart of al—shifa hospital. g many casualties, injured people, different types of injury. all over the time without stopping. the hospital is overloaded now with casualties, we can hardly manage dealing with the patients. we are trying to filter the cases in terms of severity of injury. accordingly we can send to the emergency department. we are running out of supplies from everything and in the theatres, the surgeon and theatre told me they are facing difficulties in managing the patient. they are giving less priorities to the patient. you have to choose between the patients, which one will survive more and you choose your patient. i hope this thing will end closely but for five days now we are working continuously. the team, the medical staff here, the doctors and nurses and technicians are overloaded, exhausted, actually. everyone is saying they are much exhausted and they are working without stopping. the number of staff we have is not enough because many of them cannot reach the hospital. they cannot reach t

this is al—shifa hospital in gaza city.es have been destroyed. radwan mekdad is here with his extended family. his mother's 90 years old. yoni is still waiting for news of his wife and daughters being held in gaza. how are you doing? i'm going to the fight of my life. and i will not give up on my baby girls. i will not leave them. he's doing a series of media interviews, hoping for his family's release. the only feeling that i don't have in my heart is hate. even for hamas? i don't... i can't hate anyone right now. i can't explain to you why. i can't feel hate in my heart right now. children are children. children are innocents. no child deserve... ..any harm. the failure to prevent the hamas attack has shocked and angered israelis. this was organised, obviously, months... ..in the planning. we've invested millions in the security framework there in the south and we've said, "no, they can't cross the border," and they did. hamas destroyed surveillance posts and overran army positions. around 300 israeli soldiers have been k

this is al—shifa hospital in gaza city.es have been destroyed. radwan mekdad is here with his extended family. his mother's 90 years old. yoni is still waiting for news of his wife and daughters being held in gaza. how are you doing? i'm going to the fight of my life. and i will not give up on my baby girls. i will not leave them. he's doing a series of media interviews, hoping for his family's release. the only feeling that i don't have in my heart is hate. even for hamas? i don't... i can't hate anyone right now. i can't explain to you why. i can't feel hate in my heart right now. children are children. children are innocents. no child deserve... ..any harm. the failure to prevent the hamas attack has shocked and angered israelis. this was organised, obviously, months... ..in the planning. we've invested millions in the security framework there in the south and we've said, "no, they can't cross the border," and they did. hamas destroyed surveillance posts and overran army positions. around 300 israeli soldiers have been k

siren this is al—shifa hospital in gaza city.hose homes have been destroyed. radwan mekdad is here with his extended family. his mother's 90 years old. yoni is still waiting for news of his wife and daughters being held in gaza. how are you doing? i'm going to the fight of my life. and i will not give up on my baby girls. i will not leave them. he's doing a series of media interviews, hoping for his family's release. the only feeling that i don't have in my heart is hate. even for hamas? . don-t... — i can't hate anyone right now. i can't explain to you why. i can't feel hate in my heart right now. children are children. children are innocents. no child deserve...any harm. the failure to prevent the hamas attack has shocked and angered israelis. this was organised, obviously, months... ..in the planning. we've invested millions in the security framework there in the south and we've said, "no, they can't cross the border," and they did. hamas destroyed surveillance posts and overran army positions. around 300 israeli soldiers have

nbc news correspondent alison barber reported on one of these hospitals, al-shifa, that's the largestgraphic and disturbing. [screaming] >> if the walls of gaza is al-shifa hospital could talk, they'd tell a story of perpetual hell. i've children crying out in agony, bloody, fighting for their lives after israeli airstrikes. >> 40% of all of the wounded are children. this is a nine year old boy with a huge blast defect in his back. >> they would tell you how the hospital has no room. how medical teams have been forced to treat patients in the hallway. the walls of al-shifa hospital cannot speak, but the dedicated doctors working in it can. >> my name is dr. -- over the last 24 hours, we have received 600 dead, and three times the number of wounded. this is putting even more pressure on the system that's falling apart. we are running out of everything, from simple dressings to complex burn dressings. we have over 150 patients ventilated in intensive care areas. and fuel is becoming an issue. we're having more and more cuts. we know that one of the major hospitals in northern gaza, the

hammam alloh, an internal medicine and nephrology specialist working in gaza city at dar al shifa hospital which is around five five miles away from al-ahli hospital. >> it is a baptist hospital. and my clear enough? a baptist hospital. [indiscernible] it is a very old hospital, aged more than 100 years. it is situated in a very densely populated area. it was hit the day before but patients, refugees, and staff could not leave the hospital. >> you are saying hospital was hit for? >> yes, yes, it was. when it was finally hit again, the death toll is rising to more than 800 lives lost. what if this is going to happen in other hospitals? and bigger hospitals? the massacre is going to be worse. there will be no safe shelter for all patients. as a physician, i'm afraid if i leave and go to work i hospital will be hit as well. we have only five hospitals providing dialysis to others. nurses are afraid. patients are afraid. what if injured patients do not go there? this means -- amy: he went on to describe how tens of thousands of civilians have sought refuge at the hospitals in gaza. >> dar al s

we've seen al—shifa hospital hospital, the biggest city two hospital, the biggest city two hospital inuation at this particular hospital before their strike for that certainly the pictures i've been seeing this evening suggest that there were many, many people not being treated there butjust trying to seek shelter. just not being treated there but 'ust trying to seek shelter.i trying to seek shelter. just to reiterate. _ trying to seek shelter. just to reiterate, no _ trying to seek shelter. just to reiterate, no comment i trying to seek shelter. just to reiterate, no comment yet i trying to seek shelter. just to i reiterate, no comment yet from the israeli authorities or the government there? hot israeli authorities or the government there? israeli authorities or the covernment there? ., ., �* government there? not that i've seen. i government there? not that i've seen- i think _ government there? not that i've seen. ithink israel— government there? not that i've seen. i think israel will - government there? not that i've seen. i think israel will say i government there? not that i've

the compound of al shifa hospital, which is gaza's largest hospital, has become a refugee camp.f families are seeking refuge inside the compound of the hospital to try to escape the bombing and try to find a safe place. and the hospital itself, which is gaza's largest trauma hospital, is at capacity. the beds are full with patients who have been injured and the continuous stream of injuries has not stopped. the area around the hospital is being continuously bombed and we can hear the shelling all the time. and this morning when i was in the operating room, the building shook from what looks like a nearby area that had been targeted by the israelis. in this early hours of this morning, i had to take this six or seven—year—old child, a young, beautiful young girl to the operating room with horrific facial injuries. and her mother, who's also a doctor at al shifa hospital, had been killed. and i have a 14—year—old girl with 70% burns. we have a lot of children with burn injuries, shrapnel injuries. usually in all of gaza's wars, 30 to 40% of the wounded are children. and this war i

israeli attacks also struck areas around gaza's al-shifa and al-quds hospitals as medical workers warn patients could be just minutes away from death due to shortages of fuel and electricity. the u.n. says at least 120 newborns in incubators, including premature babies, are at risk. this is dr. nasser bulbul, head of the neo-natal intensive care unit at gaza's al-shifa hospital. >> we call on everyone to send the necessary medical supplies for this critical department or else we will face a huge catastrophe, especially if the electricity is out in these departments where there are 55 babies. we will lose all of those who need electricity within five minutes. amy: some parents have taken to writing names on their children's bodies for fear they will die and not be able to be identified. two convoys to 20 trucks carrying urgently needed aid started trickling into gaza over the weekend through its border with egypt. a third convoy is expected today as humanitarian workers say much more aid is needed and much faster. on palestinian reporter roshdi sunday, sarraj was killed when an israeli

. >> reporter: if the walls of gaza's al shifa hospital could talk, they would tell a story of perpetualout in agony, bloodied, fighting for their lives after israeli air strikes. >> 40% of all of the wounded are children. this is a 9-year-old boy with a huge blast defect in his back. >> reporter: they would tell you how the hospital has no room, how medical teams have been forced to treat patients in the hallway, the walls of al shifa hospital cannot speak but the dedicated doctors working here can. >> my name is dr. al sattah. we received over 600 dead and over three times the number wounded. this is putting even more pressure on the system that is falling apart. we're running out of everything from simple dressings to complex burns dressings. we have over 150 patients ventilated in intensive care areas. and fuel is becoming an issue. we're having more and more cuts, we know that one of the major hospitals in northern gaza, the fuel there has run out, and they're now running a much smaller generator for the operating room and any minute now this is going to happen to shifa hospital as

we've seen for now three weeks, the situation inside gaza's hospitals, particularly inside the al shifa hospital has been rapidly deteriorating for those requiring urgent care because of the ongoing air strikes we're seeing. you mentioned the spokesperson yesterday saying there are hamas command posts beneath the al shifa hospital. this has been flat out rejected by palestinian officials and health ministers. there's one norwegian doctor, dr. mads gilbert who says he's been working at the hospital for decades during peace time and war time. he said if that's the case, no foreign doctors would stand by and allow patients to be used as human shields. there is real concern, of course, for medics, patients inside the hospital in gaza that this could be something that would lay the ground work of attacks against hospitals. that is a concern because as we know, there are thousands and thousands of patients currently receiving treatment in hospitals. we've heard from doctors there. the doctors refuse to leave their patients behind. they'll stay there despite evacuations from the idf. of course, the sec

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hospital have nothing to offer to them. so it cannot be described by words. it's a hell. >> reporter: al al-shifa hospital, doctors are also warning of a fuel shortage. with no electricity, they say many of their tiny patients would die. more than 5,000 pregnant women in gaza are expected to give birth in the next month. with hospitals overwhelmed, the u.n. wants to distribute home birthing kits containing soap, a plastic sheet, and scissors for cutting the umbilical cord. but so far they can't get them in. even before this war, gaza was mired in poverty. 80% of its people relied on international aid. then israel imposed a total siege, blocking food, fuel, and medicine from going in. the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is sheltering around 600,000 displaced people and says it will run out of fuel by tomorrow. israel says hamas needs fuel for its rockets and military operations and claims hamas is hoarding it and stealing it from civilians, releasing aerial images of these tanks which it says contain more than 100,000 gallons. we cannot independently verify that. and today a senior leader fro

israelis released a map under the al-shifa hospital and the main part where casualties are taken from all over the gaza strip, most advanced medical system available there. israelis are saying this compound is used for hamas leadership as a staging area and entrance area for the tunnel system and released a computer-generated photo of the tunnels. al-shifa is location they bring many casualtieses and we met with officials on this compound and gives a sense of how challenging this is for the israelis. a source was texting me saying there are thousands of civilians that did not listen to warnings to head south. >> ainsley: is that the same hospital we saw the parking lot was bombed by the islamic jihad? >> trey: that's a different hospital in northern part of gaza but that hospital helps illustrate point many palestinian civilians will use hospital grounds to take refuge during a war like what is developing now. at al-shifa hospital, the entrance is located, there are thousands of palestinian civilians that did not heed the warning and using this as a place to shelter. we can't expect t

this was the scene on friday at the al shifa hospital, the largest in dpauz. not only a lifeline to thousands of patients, but a sanctuary to tens of thousands, including children displaced by the war. we're not even asking for food. we're not asking for water. we're asking for safety, for security. our men, our women, their children, they've all been killed. >> many have come in the hope that hospitals will remain a safe haven. but this safe haven is now being characterized by israel with no verifiable evidence as a potential target. >> the red buildings, as i mentioned, are buildings that hamas is using. >> reporter: it is a claim rejected by palestinian officials in gaza, who accuse israel of falsifying intelligence and say the hospital is only used to treat patients. but the consequence of such allegations is feared by many. any suggestion that this hospital could be viewed as a legitimate target by israel, for doctors who know the hospital well, is a warning of unimaginable bloodshed. >> i've been walking in all parts, in the basement, in the different cl

these are images from inside the al shifa hospital. uarely at the feet of the palestinian group islamichhad — designated a terror group by western countries, including the uk and the us. the islamichhad, in turn, denies israel's claim. that claim and counterclaim will greatly confuse the pictures asjoe biden heads to the region this evening for crisis talks with the israeli prime minister. anger is spreading around the world. hundreds of people stormed the israeli embassy in amman, jordan. protests, too in ramallah in the west bank, tunisia, and elsewhere. world leaders have been swift to condemn the attack. the palestinian authority president, mahmoud abbas, has called three days of mourning. and he's cancelled his appointment with president biden on wednesday. you can keep up—to—date with all the developing news on bbc online. have a very good evening. hello there. it's been a fine start to this week, but things are set to turn more unsettled, very autumnal, and even quite stormy as we see strong winds, gales, and heavy rain spreading

though today, al-shifa hospital held a press conference, refuting those creams, urging international community to protect its hospitals, and it's patients. speaking to reporters today, white house national security spokesman john kirby said while the u.s. has concern about the vili death toll in gaza, there has been no discussion on the myths of israeli military action. >> we're not trying redline's four is real. now we continuepport their security needs. that will continue. if you're the president say that, secretary blinken say, it and secretary austin say it. they have every right to defend thselves. they are going after hamas, a group of terrorists that killed more than1400 israelis in a single day, nor a single day. we're going to continue to support them. >> it's just not clear what the next steps are in this conflict. we're flying a bit blind here. but from what we know right now, things are already very very dire in gaza and have the potential to get much worse. joining me now live from the israel gaza border, nbc news correspondent alison barber. ellison, what have you've bee

this is al—shifa hospital in gaza city.keshift camp for people whose homes have been destroyed. radwan mekdad is here with his extended family. his mother's 90 years old. yoni is still waiting for news of his wife and daughters being held in gaza. how are you doing? i'm going to the fight of my life. and i will not give up on my baby girls. i will not leave them. he's doing a series of media interviews, hoping for his family's release. the only feeling that i don't have in my heart is hate. even for hamas? i don't... i can't hate anyone right now. i can't explain to you why. i can't feel hate in my heart right now. children are children. children are innocents. no child deserve... ..any harm. the failure to prevent the hamas attack has shocked and angered israelis. this was organised, obviously, months... ..in the planning. we've invested millions in the security framework there in the south and we've said, "no, they can't cross the border," and they did. hamas destroyed surveillance posts and overran army positions. around

occupation in the north of gaza, he is in al-shalaa hospital, and he is in the arifin, if the people are, i am al-hayya, and i am not al-shahada, he is currently in al-shifa hospital, unknown. 101. many people talked about people, but he did not sit with people first page rise to justice every moment threats in the area of ​​the most energetic programs , previous strategies and horizons of the region, questions from us, answers from the first page and evaluation and judgment with you, first page every night 1930 minutes of khabar network. in this program, we would like to introduce sogen karen model shoes. karen model sogen shoes are very soft and comfortable and can be washed easily. it has high strength and is very suitable for long walks and sports. the price of this shoe is only 29,000 tomans due to the direct purchase from the manufacturer, and you can send the number 1 to 1,0085 and get karen's oath shoes at home by sending raighan. get it. it's free. yes, it's free . it's free . yes, it's a computer. it's free. it's free. sogand shoes are of the same quality as world quality, washable, textured, with direct injection technology, lightweight and com

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have rain down bombs in areas around three hospitals in the gaza. strip: according to the palestinian media reports, israeli missiles hit the vicinity of al-shifaand al-gus hospitals as well as in indonesia hospital. the strikes came after the regime ordered 20 hospitals in the besieged territory to evacuate. israel keeps up heavy bombardment of targets throughout gaza for the 16th consecutive day. the attacks on gaza have killed nearly 4700 palestinians and wonded nearly 16,000 others so far. over.

. >> the al-shifa hospital in northern gaza has a maximum capacity of 700 patients per day. ry day. the medical director of the hospital sent nbc news a devastating account of what it has been like. this is from last night. i will warn you, some of it is very disturbing. so if you would like to turn away, or turn down t volume, nois your chance to do so. >> sgery is being performed now in the corridors of the hospitals without anesthesia. yes, without anesthesia. saving lives of those o e -- who may have hope to live, others are just left to die, to succumb to their des hundreds are tin the corridors of the hospitals in front of the operation rooms, and in the emergency rooms on the ground. majority of children. >> doctors without borders is warning that as of last night, that hospital, the al-shifa hospital, only had enough fuel to last 24 hours that most. and al-shifa is not alone. up and down the gaza strip, we are getting reports of hospitals that are out of supplies. some are doing surgery with only the lights of doctors mobile phones. some, don't even have water for med

anchor: the idf spoke earlier, saying the al shifa hospital was being used for terrorist activities, ectively staying there. is that anything you recognize? >> the palestinian red crescent, we live in the same principles, and we already run two hospitals in gaza. our hospital has received serious threats from israeli occupation forces to be bombarded at any second and we ve received evacuation order. we have repeatedly announced we don't have the means to evacuate our hospital. we have another hospital, around 500 patients, some of them in the icu connected to life-support. evacuating them means literally risking the lives of our patients. this is the case for other hospitals. 20 hospitals have received evacuation orders from israeli occupation forces to evacuate them. the who has also announced evacuation orders for hospitals are impossible to implement. anchor: we are to the end, thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. anchor: quickly to new york, this is the u.n. general assembly, soon voting on a resolution on immediate, durable and sustained humanitarian truce. we will c

this was the scene on friday at the al shifa hospital, the largest in gaza. now not only a lifeline to thousands of patients, but a sanctuary to tens of thousands, including children displaced by the war. we're not even asking for food or water, we're asking for safety, security. our men, women, children have all been killed. many have come in the hope that hospitals will remain a safe haven, but this safe haven is now being characterized by israel, with no verifiable evidence as a potential target. >> the red buildings, as i mentioned, are buildings that hamas is using. >> it is a claim rejected by palestinian officials in gaza, who accuse israel of falsifying intelligence and say the hospital is only used to treat patients. but the consequence of such allegations is feared by many. any suggestion that this hospital could be viewed as a legitimate target by israel, for doctors who know the hospital well, is a warning of unimaginable bloodshed. >> i've been walking in all parts, in the basement, in the different clinics, in the different buildings. i've been

continues to accept the wounded, despite the fact that there is very serious destruction there, the al-shifa hospitalwere brought after the attack on another al-ahli hospital, terrible footage that we will now show, the chief doctor of the alyakhli hospital is holding a press conference among... white bags , in which bodies are entangled dead palestinians, the attack on this particular hospital was carried out last evening, let's listen to what the chief doctor says, this is a war crime that the world foresaw, israel warned the whole world that it was going to attack palestinian hospitals, and it did exactly that, every westerner politics, saying... led us to this massacre, the impunity that israel enjoys from its western allies is what led to this massacre, if the israelis get away with this again, then more war crimes will be committed and targets will be new hospitals. today joe biden was supposed to fly to jordan after a visit to israel. president of the united states of america, but after what happened, he was either afraid or realized that it was inappropriate; moreover, the leaders of the arab

. >> reporter: the walls of al shifa hospital cannot speak. but they carry the echoes of the most brutal, often unspeakable moments of war, if the world listens. >> nbc's ellison barber with that reporting. heart breaking reality of war. that does it for us today. thanks for joining us. we're back tomorrow, same time, same place. until then, i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. thanks for being with us. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. it is 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm jose diaz-balart. we're just an hour away from the house floor opening, with now a fourth republican nominee for speaker. this time it is congressman mike johnson of louisiana. and he says he has the votes to win. >>> overseas, we're following breaking developments out of israel. the u.n. warning it may be forced to stop operating in gaza today as fuel runs out. some world leaders intensifying their calls for a cease-fire. >>> plus, forecasters warn of a, quote, nightmare scenario after a cat 5 hurricane slams into mexico's s

you need medicines, you need basic equipment like beds, and in al—shifa hospital they have 70,000 patients grounds taking shelter, so that is taking up bed space, that is taking up much—needed space for these patients, and fuel is obviously the other thing to run the electricity and we have seen that that has run out. back to the live pictures from gaza because as we were listening to that, more explosions we are seeing in the last few minutes on that evening skyline regularly through the course of the last couple of minutes. i will show you quickly pictures from rome because more pro—palestinian demonstrations and protests going on thatjust as they are in so many different capital cities around the world. i am back with more headlines here injust a moment or two. hello. if you can see any blue sky overhead right now, do bear in mind it may not last, because rain continues to feature in our forecast for the rest of the weekend. and for some, quite a lot of rain. on our earlier satellite image, you can see clumps of shower clouds circulating around an area of low pressure. and then this str

it appears that this is outside of one of the main medical facilities uh in gaza, maybe it's al-shifa hospital and we can see that the power uh is is out as well because uh the gaza strip has been under total and full siege and blockade as of monday, as the israelis had announced that all crossings will be closed uh to and from gaza, which will prevent food, fuel and water from entering uh the gaza strip, and gaza has already been under a massive and uh horrendous blockade since 2007 and air land and sea, sie implemented by these... regime and the situation there was already considered to be humanitarian catastrophe, the gaza strip due to the conditions that we just mentioned his numerous. has been referred to as the world's largest open air prison uh where the 2.3 million gasens uh do not have proper access to uh to many basic commodities in addition to that they don't have access to proper water sanitation as well and now i'm pretty sure that medical and uh other uh equipment are running low as uh the soul power plant in gaza has stopped functioning as of wednesday which means that these med

third of gaza hospitals are not operating, doctors without borders has warned at gaza city's al-shifa hospital, the lack of medicine and clean water has had to alarming infection rates, it says that amputations are off required to prevent infection from spreading in the wounded. well the mayor of london, sad khan has broken ranks with his party's leadership to call for seasfire and he made the call during a video posted on social media, the terrible situation in gaza now look set to deteriorate even further, thousands of innocent civilians, men, women and children have already been killed, and it's becoming impossible for aid to reach the people desperately need it, substantial military escalation now likely, which will... deepen the humanitarian disaster. i joined the international community in calling for seisfire. it would stop the killing and would allow vital aid supplies to reach those who need it in gaza. it also allow the international community more time to prevent a protracted conflict in the region and further devastating loss of life. can warned that a wid military escalation will

the the areas in the proximity of of the quds hospital and the... also bomb uh very close to al shifa hospital as well so the the the attacks tonight or tomorrow the latest are gonna be against hospital hawa neighborhood and shifa hospital the central hospital in the gaza strip where we used to do our coverage in the first three days of this of this war that's right so where where should people go then mean when major hospitals and there are just few of them as maybe a hand them as far as we know, we have, we have uh hospital, so where else could they go, and what should the people do that? the only place left for anyone in gaza to run to is run to the sea and swim away, that's the only option they have, get a skiff, get board or run away, honestly it is funny in in a sarcastic way, because it's they're being crazy, imagine like italal hawa neighborhood is close to alhazar university in gaza, close to the islamic university in gaza, close to the headquarters of the palestiniancasting corporation in gaza and and uh tens of thousands of people live in that neighborhood, some of them live in priv

leila: workers at the al-shifa hospital in northern gaza try to desperately keep up with the pace oftims. the idf continues to urge civilians to move south, even as they strike areas there too. >> the humanitarian conditions in the strip are under control, we continue to stress that the residents of the north should move to the south. leila: tensions also remain high inside israel. the israeli authorities have once again banned young men between 16 and 60 from entering the al aqsa mosque for friday prayers. a group has gathered in front of the checkpoint, where they're praying as security forces turn them away. children collected here alongside their fathers to be as close as they could to the mosque, the third holiest site in islam. suddenly, armed jerusalem border police arrived to push back worshippers as they knelt in the midst of prayer. the measure is intended to prevent conflict around the contentious site. but the faithful here say banning them is against their religious rights. from tension in israel to relief in the u.s. in illinois, the family of freed hamas hostages natal

different previous ones in these shots are palestinian. they are mourning their dead children near al-shifa hospitalraeli authorities claim that there is a hamas bunker under the hospital. so everything points to the fact that it will be a long and brutal war. and what hostages, was the statement of hamas that in the coming days they will release a number of foreigners. and more: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu rejects. international calls for a cease -fire in the gaza sector, here is his statement: calls for a cease-fire are calls for israel to surrender to hamas to surrender to terrorism. bible says: there is a time for peace, there is a time for war, now is the time for war, war for the future, we draw the line between the forces of civilization and barbarism. this is netanyahu's statement , and the israeli prime minister had previously warned that it would be a long war. well, that concludes our newscast, see you next time. our newscast tomorrow at 9pm, good luck. why am i here i have sensitive teeth, eat ice cream, pain, cold air, pain, sweet, pain. the dentist prescribed lakalot sens

the day before, the attack was carried out on the largest al-shifa hospital, where israeli intelligenceims an underground hamas command center is located. patients, doctors , civilians holed up there, apparently collateral damage. we have moved to the next stage of the operation, the israeli military declares and raises the israeli flag. over houses in gas. can the current fighting in gaza be called a large-scale ground operation, which the israeli army has been publicizing for several weeks? reeds of infantry and armored vehicles, air strikes from the sea, it’s more like a regional war, where opponents simply use different tactics. the day before , prime minister netanyahu said this: the operation to destroy hamas is the second war for israeli independence. we will fight for our land and will not retreat, fight on land at sea. in the air, we will destroy the enemy on the ground and underground, we will fight and win, this will be the victory of good over evil, light over darkness, life over death. together with his wife sarai, netanyahu met with relatives of the hostages taken by hamas

. >> reporter: at al-shifa hospital, doctors are also a warning of fuel shortage. y say, many of their tiny patients would die. more than 5,000 pregnant women in gaza are expected to give with hospitals overwhelmed, the u.n. wants to distribute home birthing kits, containing soap, a plastic sheet, and scissors for cutting the umbilical cord. but so far, they can't get them in. even before this war, gaza was 80% of its people rely on international aid. then, israel imposed a total siege, blocking food, fuel, and medicine from going in. the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees is sheltering around 600,000 displaced people and says it will run out of food by tomorrow. israel says hamas needs fuel for its rockets and military operations and claims home hamas hoarding it out stealing it from civilians, releasing aerial images of these tanks, which it says contain more than 100,000 gallons. we cannot independently verify that. and today, a senior leader from hamas met with the head of hezbollah, a militant group in lebanon with deep ties to iran, and like hamas, designate

in the city of khan yunis, there is only one source of drinking water left at al shifa hospital.the capital of poland, in warsaw, an unknown man climbed the monument to the victims of the smolensk tragedy on józef pizzutsky square and threatened to blow himself up. eyewitnesses publish relevant videos on their social networks. under his feet are visible objects that could probably be an explosive device. law enforcement officers are trying to establish contact with the man and negotiate with him. the police have blocked traffic and pedestrians in the area until any of his demands and motives have been reported. in ivano-frankivsk , the sixth annual forumpatia is underway. today's meetings take place in different places city ​​locations. our correspondent, ivan haruk, is also there. ivan, i miss you. congratulations and i am waiting for details from you, tell me, please, what activities are planned for today during the second day of the forum? good afternoon, colleagues, today the international carpathian forum continues in ivano-frankivsk, let me remind you that a few years ago i

in the city of hanyounis , there is only one source of drinking water left at the al shifa hospital. in australia, a national referendum on changes to the constitution failed. they were supposed to expand the rights of indigenous peoples. australians did not support the proposal to recognize aboriginal people in their constitution and create a parliamentary body for indigenous affairs, i want to acknowledge that for many aboriginal and torres strait islander people, this company has been a heavy burden and this result will be very difficult to accept, many prominent indigenous people australians have put their heart and soul into this cause, not just over the past few weeks but over decades, i have been honored and humbled to stand with you and witness your extraordinary courage, your... great love for our country, for your deep faith in our people. i know this result will be difficult for some , but making progress is never easy, and progress is not always in a straight line, there are breakthroughs and ruptures, but i am confident that through this campaign and millions of conversa

third of gaza hospitals are not operating, doctors without borders is warned that at gaza city's al-shifa hospital, the lack of medicine and clean water has led to alarm infection rates, it says amputations are often required to prevent infection from spreading in the wounded. the military wing of the palestinian resistance women losses once again targeted tel aviv with barages of rocket fire in response to what called the massacre of civilians in gaza. six israelis have been reportedly injured in the operation by thesam brigades. the resistance movements rockets also hit the southern cities of assad and sadar. the regime's re military base near the gaza strip also came under attack. several other israeli cities have been targeted by the resistance group while israel continues to bombard the gaza strip. over 1400 israels have been killed since palestini resistance. fighters launched a flood on october the 7th in response to decades of israeli crimes and occupation, thousands more israelis have been wounded while over 200, including regime soldiers have been taken captive. the mayor of london, sada