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this is ibrahim assalia, a british doctor stranded without power with his family in northern gaza.sions dr assalia, from north london, was told by the foreign office only to risk the coast road in un or aid agency cars. it is catastrophic here. you know, isee science—fiction movies. i never imagine that science—fiction can be real. here, like in movie, like in a dream. what's going on? it's beyond imagination. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, returned, hoping to ease the pressure on gaza's civilians. good afternoon, everyone. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back and getting them back to their families in safety. and we believe that, among other things, a humanitarian pause could help that effort. but after their meeting, prime minister netanyahu said there would be no ceasefires until hamas released its hostages. in beirut, lebanon's capital, supporters of the iranian backed militia, hezbollah, rallied to hear their leader, hassan nasrallah, repeat threats that the war might spread. "the concern," he said, "is that this front might tumble into a wider war. "

this is ibrahim assalia, a british doctor stranded without power with his family in northern gaza.rom north london, was told by the foreign office only to risk the coast road in un or aid agency cars. it is catastrophic here. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, returned, hoping to ease the pressure on gaza's civilians. good afternoon, everyone. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back and getting them back to their families in safety. and we believe that, among other things, a humanitarian pause could help that effort. but after their meeting, prime minister netanyahu said there would be no ceasefires until hamas released its hostages. in beirut, lebanon's capital, supporters of the iranian backed militia, hezbollah, rallied to hear their leader, hassan nasrallah, repeat threats that the war might spread. "the concern," he said, "is that this front might tumble into a wider war". "it's a real possibility, and the enemy should make every allowance". back in gaza, this is what's left of maghazi refugee camp. it's in the south where israel is telling palestinian civil

this is ibrahim assalia, a british doctor stranded without power, with his family in northern gaza.ndon, was told by the foreign office only to risk the coast road in un or aid agency cars. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, returned — hoping to ease the pressure on gaza's civilians. good afternoon, everyone. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back, and getting them back to their families in safety, and we believe that, among other things, a humanitarian pause could help that effort. but, after their meeting, prime minister netanyahu said there would be no ceasefires until hamas released its hostages. in beirut, lebanon's capital, supporters of the iranian—backed militia, hezbollah, rallied to hear their leader, hassan nasrallah, repeat threats that the war might spread. "the concern," he said, "is that this front might tumble into a wider war, it is a real possibility and the enemy should make every allowance." back in gaza, this is what's left of maghazi refugee camp. it's in the south, where israel is telling palestinian civilians to go to escape danger. but th

this is ibrahim assalia, a british doctor stranded without power, with his family in northern gaza.rth london, was told by the foreign office only to risk the coast road in un or aid agency cars. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, returned — hoping to ease the pressure on gaza's civilians. good afternoon, everyone. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back, and getting them back to their families in safety, and we believe that, among other things, a humanitarian pause could help that effort. but, after their meeting, prime minister netanyahu said there would be no ceasefires until hamas released its hostages. in beirut, lebanon's capital, supporters of the iranian—backed militia, hezbollah, ralllied to hear their leader, hassan nasrallah, repeat threats that the war might spread. "the concern," he said, "is that this front might tumble into a wider war, it is a real possibility and the enemy should make every allowance." back in gaza, this is what's left of maghazi refugee camp. it's in the south, where israel is telling palestinian civilians to go to escape danger.

earlier i spoke to ibrahim assalia — a british national who recently made it throught the rafah crossingt like a normal war. i can describe it as a science fiction film, which turned to be real. it's reality. that's what my own words were, what i can i can say. when you and your family got to the rafah crossing, how touch and go was it as to whether you would actually get out of gaza? actually, i'm from the north jabalya, which is the city north of gaza. and my main issue, my main problem was how to move south, according to requests by the israeli military to move to south. upon the request of the foreign office and the israeli army, they asked foreign nationals to leave couple of times through a safe corridor, called safe corridor through salahi. actually me, my family and other british nationals, we made our way through to to the south three times on three occasions. first one, the border was closed. second one closed, we returned back. third one, we were shelled, actually, by israeli tanks. the convoy of the british nationals was shelled and they fired bullets. and i left my car with