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just tell us more about what you saw first hand at al—shifa hospital. thanks very much. first mission to al—shifa hospital in the last three weeks and we didn't know what we would find. we arrived and found a hospital that we won't show was functioning, that was completely overwhelmed with hundreds of patients, caregivers, thousands of people in the emergency area. very few hospital staff and we met with the hospital leadership and found that the staff had mostly left. many of them have been displaced, so previously 750 bed hospital is operating with about ten or 11 of its normal staff. ten or 11 doctors and nurses and about 70 volunteers will stop patients were streaming in every 30 to 60 seconds, with fresh injuries, and there were patients everywhere, all over the floors, on stretchers, on gurneys. it was almost difficult to walk around without stepping on somebody because there were people covering the floor. it is a hospital that is reallyjust floor. it is a hospital that is really just getting restarted floor. it is a hospital that is reallyjust getting restarted a

world health organisation says it has been able to deliver crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospitals been working under much reduced capacity following israel's military offensive. the organisation said the team supplied medicines, surgical and other medical equipment to the hospital which it said was "currently minimally functional". one member of who staff posted this update from the hospital. it's completely overwhelmed with patients. very few staff remaining. as we've been here for the last 30 minutes, there's been a nonstop stream of injured people coming in on trolleys, on donkey carts, on stretchers being pushed down the road. there are almost no medical staff here. this largest referral hospital here in gaza has become a trauma stabilisation point. they can only provide the most basic care for people with very serious injuries and very serious illnesses. and sean casey, who you saw there, spoke to me earlier. he's the emergency medical teams coordinator at the world health organization, and has just returned from the al—shifa hospital in gaza. this was our first mission to a

meanwhile, the world health organisation says it has delivered crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospitalhich has been working under much reduced capacity following israel's military offensive. the organisation said the team supplied medicines, surgical and other medical equipment to the hospital which it said was "currently minimally functional". one member of who staff posted this update from the hospital. it this update from the hospital. is completely overw with it is completely overwhelmed with patients, very few staff, we have been here for the last 30 minutes, non—stop stream of injured people coming in, on trolleys, on donkey carts and stretches been pushed down the road. there are almost no medical staff here, this largest hospital here in gaza has become a trauma stabilisation point. they can only provide the most basic care for people with very serious injuries and very serious injuries and very serious illnesses. palestinian media say at least four people have been killed in clashes with israeli forces across the west bank. a sixteen—year—old boy was shot dead near ramallah an

the world health organization says it has delivered medical supplies to the al—shifa hospital, which ng on the reduced capacity following israel's military offensive. the organisation said the team supplied medicines, surgical and medical equipment to the hospital, which it said was currently minimally functional. one member of the world health organization staff posted this update. it's completely overwhelmed with patience. very few staff remaining. as we have been here for the last 30 minutes, there have been people coming in on trolleys and donkey carts. the british mp layla moran says her relatives are among hundreds of civilians trapped in a catholic church in gaza city, members of the liberal democrat's extended family — a grandmother, herson, his wife and their ii—year—old twins are christian palestinians who sought refuge inside the church after their home was bombed in the first week of the war. they have been staying on mattresses along with dozens of others in rooms in the holy family church for more than 60 days. i spoke to ms moran earlier. she told me that the situation

the testing we would have done was at al—shifa hospital and as you know thatis al—shifa hospital and -shifa hospital and as you know that is hardly functioning.- that is hardly functioning. joining me now is israel's _ that is hardly functioning. joining me now is israel's former - that is hardly functioning. joining - me now is israel's former ambassador to the united nations. bank you for being with us. what do you understand is happening now in terms of the wording that is yet to be agreed? what you think you could say? agreed? what you think you could sa ? ~ . , ., ., agreed? what you think you could sa ?~ ., ., ., ., agreed? what you think you could sa ? ~ ., ., ., ., ., say? well, as of now, we follow what is happening — say? well, as of now, we follow what is happening in _ say? well, as of now, we follow what is happening in the _ say? well, as of now, we follow what is happening in the security _ is happening in the security council, from the negotiation over the language between the us and the uae. we are following that but we are following more carefully what is happening o

who's emergency medical teams also highlighted the darf situation of hospitals and gauza such as al shifa hospital. uh, the current situation at al shifa hospital, and we're in the emergency department, which is completely packed with patients, as you can see, there are only five ambulances working in northern gaza right now, uh, and patients are self-presenting on donkey carts on stretchers being walked down the road, um, it's incredibly crowded, there are very few staff, hundreds of patients awaiting surgery, uh, it's just an unbelievable situation, this is hospital in need of resuscitation, uh, they indicated that there are only five or six doctors, five or six nurses and about 70 volunteers from the community here who are taking care of hundreds of people, they're not able to do surgery, they're not able to provide intensive care, they're delivering babies in the emergency room, uh, they don't have fuel, they don't have staff, they don't have supply. who will stand with shifa and with the whole health system here in gaza, but what we saw today was among the worst we've ever seen of of hospital

and people were killed on the grounds in al shifa hospital earlier this week. a horrifying scene, we see that no hospital is functioning effectively in northern gaza, and here in southern gaza where i am at the moment the hospitals are running at 200 or 300% capacity with 25% of their staff in some cases. people are not able to caccess care. a million displaced people in rafah. people are moving all over gaza with white flags trying to flee to some kind of safety. and there's not enough food, there's not enough water, and there's makeshift shelters popping up all over. it's a really horrifying scene. >> i want to ask you about the makeshift shelters, some of those makeshift shelters are actually the hospitals where people have come in feeling that is the safest place to be. when you look at those pictures of people just covering the floor in the hospitals who are not sick, but are seeking shelter, what kind of difficulty does that create for the teams who are still there trying to work on people who are very badly injured from some of these munitions or are on

hospital has 25 which are not functional. there's only seven partially functional in the south which is now the back bone for almost 2 million people. and four minimally function in the north. al shifa just saw that information the day before. and we have reports that al aqua hospital and another hospital currently besieged. when you look at primary care, only 25% are functional. what happens in the north, like one hospital from the other hospital, they call it dysfunctional, cannot be a blueprint for the south. hospitals are extremely overwhelmed everywhere. everywhere i've gone, we talk about 200%, 300% occupancy rates. you talk about trauma wards, even from the two major referral hospitals in the south, the complex in european gaza. the hospital snneeding the most essentially medical supplies. they look like a horror zone. and even there, people treated on the floor. they lack everything. they even lack water and food for patients. there's a new phenomenon now, when i talk in hospitals with patients and the staff. the patients don't want to be discharged because they are too afraid to go back to where they come from. and our plea is, it's two-folds, o one, it's estimated when we

the world health organization says it has delivered crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospital. the us describes the houthis as a "material threat" to shipping after american warships shot down 1a attack drones launched from yemen. and after years of denials, the former conservative peer baroness mone admits she stands to benefit from millions of pounds of profit from protective equpment sold to the government during the pandemic. i wasn't trying to pull the wool over anyone�*s�*s eyes and i regret and i am sorry for not saying straight out, "yes, i am involved". hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones. we start with the latest on the israel—gaza war. britain and germany are calling for an urgent sustainable ceasefire in gaza. both countries say too many civilians have been killed in israel's war against hamas and the sooner a truce comes, the better. france, meanwhile, has called for an immediate and durable ceasefire. it's being seen as a signifcant change in tone. the military campaign continues in gaza. these pictures were filmed in the north of the territory, where local reports say

the world health organisation says it has delivered crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospitalhich is working with a much reduced capacity. serbians vote in snap elections largely prompted by outrage over mass shootings in the country. and after years of denials, the former conservative peer, baroness mone admits she could benefit from millions of pounds of profit made from protective equipment sold to the uk government during the pandemic. now on bbc news. the travel show. it's incredible to think that this thriving metropolis was once a sleepy little fishing village. it became an international port, a crucial meeting point between east and west, a fusion of cultures and a global financial centre. hong kong is always evolving. it's often at the sharp end of political debate, and right now, it's in a fascinating time of transition. this former british colony was handed back to china in 1997, and ever since then, its connection with the past, the mainland and its future has been evolving. the transition hasn't always been smooth, but hong kong retains its own currency and identi

example, in october they produced this animation which they said showed a network of tunnels under al—shifa hospitalled it the main headquarters for hamas terrorist activities. then the israeli forces got control of the al—shifa site and were able to investigate what lay underneath it. and now in november, they released a video of what they said was a 55 metre tunnel under the hospital site. we were able to confirm the location of this as the far north—eastern edge of the complex, and one part of the tunnel apparently ran underneath a hospital building. the idf footage showed two rooms, toilets and a sink area. there was also electrical wiring visible. but the idf didn't explain how this constituted the command and control centre they had earlier alleged. we have been back to the idf to ask for further details and evidence of what they found at al—shifa since, and they haven't provided this. returning to our main focus here, the un security council, we are waiting for the vote. still no official confirmation but all the signs are suggesting the resolution will be voted on in the next little while. t

we were in gaza city, then we moved to al—shifa hospital, then we moved to al—nasser in gaza city, andrea, and they said carry all of your stuff! this is our winter season. for more on the humanitarian situation in gaza, we spoke to hani almadhoun, director of philosophy at unrwa usa. our condolences, your brother, his wife and their children were killed in gaza the week before last before we ask anything, how are you doing? thank you for having me again, we are dealing with a big loss in ourfamily. last time we spoke, i had three siblings, three brothers and now i have two and i have lost four of my nephews and nieces. some of them as young as seven. my sister—in—law is gone. when i came here a month ago on the show we had three houses in gaza and now we have zero houses and ijust heard the israeli former prime minister talking about us being hamas and being embedded with hamas and all of that. there is no glory in what they have done to my family and they have killed him 1.5 hours before the truce as they were sleeping, not only did they kill six people, they destroyed my home and ou

the world health organization was able to enter the al—shifa hospital in the north for the first timeend as part of a joint un mission to deliver medical supplies. i spoke with tarikjasarevic, spokesperson for the world health organization, to hear more. what is the situation as you are hearing it from your colleagues on the ground in gaza at the moment? the situation is catastrophic. we have our colleagues on the ground who are describing the unimaginable scenes of human suffering in gaza, they are trying their best to visit hospitals, to bring medical supplies, to assist health workers, but what we see is basically hundreds of newly wounded people being brought to hospitals while the capacity of healthcare is getting less and less, people are being on the floor, not being able to be operated because simply operation theatres are not functioning, there is a lack of everything, a lack of fuel, a lack of food and water and medicines and even medical staff right now. so the situation is... we are really lacking words to describe what is going on right now in gaza for more than two milli

the world health organization says it has delivered essential medical supplies to gaza's al—shifa hospitalnd calls its emergency ward "a bloodbath". there's been a non—stop stream of injured people coming in on trolleys, on donkey carts, on stretchers being pushed down the road. and two more shipping companies divert their ships away from the red sea amid attacks by suspected houthi fighters in yemen. i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. relatives of those held hostage by hamas have rallied in tel aviv, demanding that israel's government restart negotiations. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel's military campaign in gaza will continue, but that it is working with qatar and egypt for a possible deal. the israel defense forces on saturday admitted three men were mistakenly killed in gaza while holding a white cloth on a stick, indicating surrender. an idf official says a soldier felt threatened and opened fire after misidentifying them as "terrorists". prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the hostage deaths "broke his heart". translation: we will draw i the lessons, we

the world health organisation says it has delivered crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospital serbians are at the polls to elect a new parliament in snap elections. the former conservative peer michelle mone has admitted she could benefit from millions of pounds of profit from protective equipment sold to the government during the pandemic. i sold to the government during the andemic. . , sold to the government during the andemic. ., , ., , ., , pandemic. i was not trying to pull the wool over _ pandemic. i was not trying to pull the wool over anyone's's - pandemic. i was not trying to pull the wool over anyone's's eyes. i i the wool over anyone's's eyes. i regret— the wool over anyone's's eyes. i regret and — the wool over anyone's's eyes. i regret and i_ the wool over anyone's's eyes. i regret and i am sorry for not saying straight _ regret and i am sorry for not saying straight out — regret and i am sorry for not saying straight out yes i am involved. hello. we start with the latest on the israel—gaza war. britain and germany are calling for an urgent sustainable ceasefire

a team from the world health organization which has visited al shifa hospital in north gaza have describedrtment there as a "bloodbath". the who was able to deliver much needed medicines and surgical supplies to the hospital during a visit on saturday. it says only a handful of doctors and a few nurses are still working in what it's described as a "hospital in need of resuscitation". sean casey was part of that who team. he posted this video update from his visit. it's completely overwhelmed with patients. very few staff remaining. as we've been here for the last 30 minutes, there's been a nonstop stream of injured people coming in on trolleys, on donkey carts, on stretchers being pushed down the road. there are almost no medical staff here. this largest referral hospital here in gaza has become a trauma stabilisation point. they can only provide the most basic care for people with very serious injuries and very serious illnesses. pope francis has also been speaking about the war in gaza. at his weekly blessing, the pontiff suggested that israel was using �*terrorism' tactics in gaza. he w

come day after the who staff went a high risk mission to deliver humanitarian supplies to the al-shifa hospital in northern gaza and al-amal palestine red creson society in southern gaza. both hospitals serves shelters for displaced palestinians seeking safety and mid relentless israel bombardment. at al-shiva hospital a reported 50,00 people are sheltering while 14,00 others are at alamal seen. children, women, young men, old men and women, um, people bleeding out, at the same time yesterday at allox, i saw woman who had multiple gunshot wounds, attempt was made to refer her, and she was referred back because she was bleeding so heavily, so i mean, there, there's, there's blood everywhere in these hospitals at the moment, we're seeing almost only trauma cases come through the door, and a scale that's quite difficult to believe, um, it, it's... it's a blood bath as we as we said before, it's hard. they have been injured and have been in the hospital for 10 days. as soon as the israeli troops withdrew, i rushed to take them. as you can see, they suffer from total burns for no reason. they were l

the world health organization delivers crucial medical supplies to gaza's al shifa hospital, which it says is operating at a much reduced capacity following israel's military offensive at a much reduced capacity following israel's military offensive. the former conservative peer baroness mone admits she stands to benefit from millions of pounds of profit from protective equpment sold to the uk government during the covid—19 pandemic. and serbians are voting in snap elections that seem likely to keep president aleksander vucic�*s party in power despite a largely—united opposition. the coalition led by the serbian progressive party is forecast to retain its majority in parliament. now on bbc news. click. this week, how do you find your way through a place where the streets have no name? we work with them to map these regions, create routes, create streets, create addresses in order for them to receive not only their packages, but vital services. alasdair meets the ice cream experts racing to rework recipes so they can do their bit for the planet by turning up the heat on the freezers. m

whole narrative about al shifa, that -- discounts from the fact that the whole system was attacked and dismantled. before they got to shifa, they dismantled four feepediatric hospitalsscernible ] so saying that the health system was being dismantled. when i was at al shifa i hadn't come across any armed presence. i moved freely as i tried to find the kind of equipment and the dressings and would go along the hospital from other departments and uprooted and if i saw an area that looked out of bounds and i've been down to the radiology department to get radiologists to comment on some ct scans of my patients. still, i could not see anything. actually at some stage i came to the realization that we weren't getting any -- i came to the realization that most likely there was a parallel military medical system because even in the wounded that we were getting were all civilian and we weren't getting any -- [ indiscernible ] >> so it became obvious to me that there was a parallel system that existed, but in shifa hospital even the policemen who were trying to maintain crowd control in front of the emergency department so that the relatives would not completely overrun the e

, in october, they produced this animation which they said showed a network of tunnels under al—shifa hospitalhe israeli forces got control of the al—shifa site and were able to investigate what lay underneath it. and now in november, they released a video of what they said was a 55—metre tunnel under the hospital site. we were able to confirm the location of this as the far north—eastern edge of the complex — and one part of the tunnel apparently ran underneath a hospital building. the idf footage showed two rooms, toilets, and a sink area. there was also electrical wiring visible. but the idf didn't explain how this constituted the command and control centre they had earlier alleged. we've been back to the idf to ask for further details and evidence of what they found at al—shifa since, and they haven't provided this. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bringing you different stories from across the uk. bournemouth is well—known for its yuletide sparkle. christmastree wonderland is in its sixth year, and includes a market in the central square open well into the evening. to

morning, we're getting a really important update on the premature babies that were evacuated from al shifa hospitalgaza. we now have the audio working. larry is back with us live from the hospital where they were taken to cairo, egypt, larry, how are they doing? >> poppy, they're doing well. in fact, they're doing so well that a few of these precterm babies have been discharged from the nicu into the general nursery. they're in the oral feeding phase. all of them are making good progress. doctors here are very pleased with how they're doing. all but one are out of danger. we have just one of the premature babies that remain on the ventilator, they're watching closely to see if he makes progress. they're taking great care of them and some of them are starting to get a sense of where they are and where they're living now and a few parents are starting to show up, poppy, so it's big progress. the business of saving lives here, discharge some of them for the nicu into the general ward, that's massive progress they've made. >> wow, i'm so happy to hear that. larry, thank you for theup date. great that s

the world health organisation describes the emergency department of gaza's al—shifa hospital as a "bloodbathafter delivering crucial medical supplies. former conservative peer baroness mone admits she stands to benefit from millions of pounds of profit from protective equipment sold to the government during the covid—19 pandemic. i will be representing the uk at the eurovision song contest... pop star and actor olly alexander is announced as the united kingdom's entry for next year's eurovision song contest. now on bbc news, talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go and take a look at what's on the show. what's in store for 202a? another year of struggle for the global economy. but are things about to get brighter? how much we spend in the shops, jobs and interest rates as well as elections and war are all on the agenda for the next 12 months. but what will it mean for our cost of living? i'm going to tackle those questions with these two, there they are, the chief economist atjp morgan, one of the world's biggest b

the world health organization describes the emergency department of gaza's al—shifa hospital as a bloodbathfter a team from their village crucial supplies. former conservative mp baroness mone says she is stood to get lots of profit from equipment delivered during the covid—i9 pandemic. and snap elections in serbia likely to keep the current leader's party in power, despite a united opposition. this against a progressive party's forecast to maintain its majority in the country's parliament. now on bbc news, inside the saudi sporting machine. it's the country transforming the sporting landscape, from signing top stars to a revamped football league to an upheaval of professional golf and the staging of boxing's biggest fights. saudi arabia's investment in sport has gone into overdrive. the country now set to host the 2034 world cup too. but there's also controversy among fears that one of the world's richest oil states is using sports to distract from its human rights record and its impact on the environment. i travelled tojeddah for a rare opportunity to speak to one of the key figures behin

as a result, dozens of dead bodies were brought to al shifa hospital. the southern city of hanjunes witnessed fresh air tacks. also, while the regime's artillery shelled the maternity war. on the nasa hospital, killing a teenage girl and wounding number of other people. palestinian red cresent has slammed as extremely dangerous, the shelling on the medical facility in hanjunes. nearly 19 people, mostly women and children, have been killed in israeli attacks in gaza since the launch of the regime's military onslot on october the 7th. another us official is in the occupied lands ammit the israeli regime's onslot against the gaza strip. defense secretary lloyd austin once again endorses washington's unflinching support for tel aviv's genocide of palestinians. the pentagon chief has already met with the regime's war minister, yo of gilant in tel aviv. austin is also expected to meet with other senior israeli officials, including prime minister benyamin netanyahu. the meetings are expected to discuss israel's plans for transition to so-called next phase of t

in gaza city, there are reports of continuous gunfire at al-shifa hospital. a team from the world health organization that was able to deliver limited relief supplies to al-shifa saturday described the hospital's emergency ward as a bloodbath. >> the largest hospital here in gaza -- it can only provide the most basic care to people with very serious illnesses and injuries. there are women delivering an, space -- in common space areas. most patients are on the floor. a few are in beds and a few stretchers. children are on the floor being treated for serious injuries and burns. amy: the palestinian health ministry has called for an urgent investigation into reports that israeli forces bulldozed tents housing displaced palestinians in the courtyard of the kamal adwan hospital, crushing people to death inside their makeshift shelters. this comes just days after israeli troops rounded up men and boys at the hospital, including medical staff. among those detained was hospital director dr. ahmed al-kahlot. >> they raided the building. they took all the employees for

hospitals to conceal its military operations and patients as human shields, allegations hamas denies days into the siege doctors say the babies began to die these images of the sick babies emerged from al shifa. while at the evacuated al nasr hospital this footage of the remains of babies left behind. the hamas-run health ministry says they were prevented from evacuating them. israel slamming that as false but also a perverse exploitation of innocent lives. back at al shifa 31 babies made it out alive. a dozen brought here to a cairo hospital. >> they brought them for us with very bad general condition. now more or less stable >> reporter: dr. mohammed abu sukein says all but two are alone. dr. sukein takes us to see baby halema, known only by his mother's name >> what happened to his eye? >> removed explosion. all the building all the neighbors died >> reporter: doctors say this is what baby halema looked like when he arrived, now growing stronger every day. >> during sleeping i dream by this boy. >> you dream of this boy. >> yes actual >> what do you dream >> i dream that he's happy. this boy is happy. >> reporter: tonight as the bombs drop in gaza that dream for all its children never see

several areas of city have also been struck, as a result, dozens of dead bodies were brought to al shifa hospital, the southern city of hanjunis witness fresh attacks to the regime's artillery shelled the maternity ward of nasa hospital killing a teenage girl and wounding number of other people. the palestinian red cresent has slammed as extremely dangerous the shelling of the medical facility in khan unis. according to the humanitarian organization, the regime's attacks on gaza since october the 7th. have claimed the lives of 300 medical workers. israel's indiscriminate bombardment of gaza has left no safe place for civilians. now palestinians in the southern city of rafah are recounting the challenges they are facing. we walked to seek assistance from the first aid and civil defense teams, despite facing challenges with poor connectivity, internet issues and communication network, they deliberately cut off these services, preventing anyone from communicating with ambulance crews, civil defense teams and the media. this area was supposed to be safe zone, but there is no safety across the entire

oh my god i'm in al-shifa hospital again where i was four days ago and we're currently in a surgicallding where two days ago 12 people people who are living here were killed uh when the hospital received shelling this morning here in chifa hospital one person was killed in the courtyard of the hospital. the show criticizes political, economic, social and sports issues with a humorous look. the issue of proper consumption is now in the summer , it is about water and electricity, in the winter , it is about gas. he cares about consuming less than consuming and he always talks about optimal consumption everywhere. now that zaminah is talking about gas, from the first time i started working on the show, i started in the form of comedy , and then as i progressed, it seemed to me that it was very people are more careful and take that issue better . did you not eat breakfast? dad, i am very hungry. dad, why do we record shahr farang's program one day, but for the whole week, we usually do it every day because we start recording from early morning until late. in the evening, we will discuss

did you hear that oh my god that's the hospital that's the hospital that's the hospital i'm in al-shifa hospital again where i was four days ago and we' re currently in a surgical building where two days ago 12 people people who are living here were killed uh when the hospital received shelling. after one of our ships was attacked in the red sea, we changed the course of the ships . the situation is getting worse day by day. it is better that our journey should be extended by two weeks than that we should be delayed indefinitely. the german shipping company habagluid used to go through the babolmandb strait and the red sea to reach the ports of the occupied lands. but now the yemeni army has blocked this route for the supporters of the aggressor. habagloit is not the only shipping company. bloomberg in a report a research has described and disclosed the current situation going back to the 18th century. about 180 container ships that were planning to cross the red sea changed their route to the south of the african continent. hundreds more ships soon. this number will be added unless the western

al shufa hospital in northern gaza and al-amal palestine red creson society in southern gaza. both hospitals serves shelters for displaced palestinians seeking safety and at relentless israelin bombardment at al shifapital a reported 50,00 people are sheltering while 14,00 others are at alamal. seen children, women, young men, old men and women, people bleeding out, at the same time yesterday at allox i saw woman who had multiple gunshot wounds, attempt was made to refer her and she was referred back because she was bleeding so heavily so i mean there there's there's blood everywhere in these hospitals at the moment, we're seeing almost only trauma cases come through the door and a scale that's quite difficult to believe, it it's it's a blood bath as we as we said before it, they have been injured and have been in the hospital for 10 days, as soon as the israeli troops withdrew, i rushed to take them, as you can see they suffer from total burns for no reason, they were left. no food or water and no care. there are other injured members of my family, but i wasn't able to carry them. after arrived at the hospital, i witnessed massive destruction, an indescribable scene. patients are scattered in ever

and shelling of hospitals in the northern part of the gaza strip, such as al-oudah hospital , kaman al-adwan hospital, al-shifaical center, and al-quds hospital, all hospitals were bombed , and some hospitals, including those of the highest level, were bombed, as happened in beit hanoun hospital, but now it means the army. israeli qaim baqil naas al-madaniin man makan al-akhir and qom b replaced him. mohammad zaeef made the holy revenge operation. a martyrdom operation that targeted the heart of the zionist regime and turned the zionist settlements into hell, and during it. he studied at the islamic university of gaza but never forgot his interest in artistic matters. he was fascinated by the theater. in one of the theaters , he played the role of a historical character called abu khaled, and from then on, he took the title of abu khaled. he is the commander who founded the first islamic art team in palestine and finally became the officer who initiated the fight against the occupying regime and a personality beyond. it turned from an idea that forced the zionist regime to play the instrument of death and dest

said, there are reports of no more functioning hospitals in northern gaza, the closure of al—ahli hospital and al—shifae are simply no areas that the civilians, those who remain, are able to seek the care they need. the world health organization has said hospitals are becoming hospices and indeed the lack of fuel, power, medical supplies and health workers means that there really is no fair chance for getting medical care that people need in that area. israel did claim that some five hospital buildings were directly involved in harbouring hamas terrorists, warned 20 hospitals in the north to evacuate, but there are civilians in need there and there are special concerns forwomen, children and those requiring support in the area. as you would have been tracking this week as well, we know diplomats in the united nations have been in these negotiations all week, trying to get the resolution for a halt in fighting to get the aid in. it's been delayed once again this evening. at this stage, you've studied the humanitarian system, what do you make of the un system's ability to make any impact on this situatio

sorry, al-shifa hospital, vital electricity was cut off to their equipment. they were besieged by the israeli army without functional incubators, medical staff tried to keep the babies warm through skin to skin contact. they were fed formula mixed with polluted water. since safe drinking water had been cut off by israel. within a week, eight babies had died. and on november 19th, remaining 31 babies were evacuated from shabab hospital by the red crescent and united nations in a herculean effort to save them. 28 of the 31 babies were subsequently evacuated into egypt. captions from the new york times feature read the following. loved ones at the hospital prepared to sit. thank you for your comments. thank you . next speaker. hi, my name is julian ball. i'm a resident of district nine and i'm another jew against the genocide of palestinians as i many of you have seen me here advocating for my clients for affordable housing and i spend a lot of my days going over with with my clients how the affordable housing lottery works so they have a chance to get housing.