where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says an israeli air strike in the northern town of beit lahiaas left at least 93 palestinians, killed or missing, including 20 children. many are said to be under the rubble of a four—storey residential building. witnesses say neighbours have been trying to drag bodies from the debris. the victims are reported to include families displaced by the renewed israeli offensive in northern gaza, which has claimed hundreds of lives. israel's military says its looking into the incident. it comes after a vote in the israeli parliament on monday banning the un's palestinian refugee agency unrwa from working within the country. israel alleges that some unrwa employees were involved in the october the 7th attacks. with me is our reporter richard irvine—brown from bbc verify. if you have been looking at this strike aside, tell me more about the scene.— about the scene. 0k, as you have been — about the scene. 0k, as you have been using _ about the scene. 0k, as you have been using at - about the scene. 0k, as you have been using at the - about the scene. 0k,

bearing the dead in beit lahia. controversial but in the middle of this, it's provoked widespread international criticism. dozens killed in an israeli air strike, many of them children, according to health officials. in gaza city, where many from beit lahia have fled, another strike. the dead laying among market stalls. these boys wondering how to help. facing famine, the un says, and depending on unwra there are nearly two million displaced in gaza — facing famine, the un says, and depending on unwra for the basics of survival. within three months, the agency is to be shut down. i mean, it's absolutely outrageous. we said that the prospect of this vote was outrageous. the fact that the vote has happened is equally outrageous. it creates an incredibly dangerous precedent — notjust for this region, but potentially with international implications in other places. israel has accused unwra staff of being involved in the october 7th attacks. allegations were made against 19 staff out of 13,000. nine were subsequently fir

bearing the dead in beit lahia.t any time, expelling the main aid agency for palestinians would have been controversial. but in the middle of this, it's provoked widespread international criticism. dozens were killed here in an israeli air strike, according to local health officials. in gaza city, where many from beit lahia have fled another strike. "dear world, feel with us. we are exhausted," the boy says. "why did this happen? why is there a massacre?" there are nearly 2 million displaced in gaza, facing famine, the un says. and depending on unwra for the basics of survival, within three months, the agency is to be shut down. i mean, it's absolutely outrageous. we said that the prospect of this vote was outrageous. the fact that the vote has happened is equally outrageous. it creates an incredibly dangerous precedent, notjust for this region, but potentially with international implications in other places. israel has accused unwra staff of being involved in the october 7th attacks. allegations were made against 1

bearing the dead in beit lahia.ould have been controversial. but in the middle of this, it's provoked widespread international criticism. dozens killed in an israeli air strike, many of them children, according to health officials. in gaza city, where many from beit lahia have fled, another strike. the dead laying among market stalls. these boys wondering how to help. there are nearly two million displaced in gaza — facing famine, the un says, and depending on unwra for the basics of survival. within three months, the agency is to be shut down. i mean, it's absolutely outrageous. we said that the prospect of this vote was outrageous. the fact that the vote has happened is equally outrageous. it creates an incredibly dangerous precedent — notjust for this region, but potentially with international implications in other places. israel has accused unwra staff of being involved in the october 7th attacks. allegations were made against 19 staff out of 13,000. nine were subsequently fired. today, i met one of the governme

bearing the dead in beit lahia.voked widespread international criticism. dozens killed in an israeli airstrike, many of them children according to health officials. in gaza city, where many from beit lahia have fled, another strike. the dead laying among market stalls. these boys wondering how to help. there are nearly two million displaced in gaza — facing famine, the un says, and depending on unwra for the basics of survival. within three months, the agency is to be shut down. i mean, it's absolutely outrageous. we said that the prospect of this vote was outrageous. the fact that the vote has happened is equally outrageous. it creates an incredibly dangerous precedent — notjust for this region, but potentially with international implications in other places. israel has accused unwra staff of being involved in the october 7th attacks. allegations were made against 19 staff out of 13,000. nine were subsequently fired.

palestinians are now known to have been killed in israeli strikes on a residential building in beit lahiaza's hamas—run health ministry. officials say 25 children are among those killed, and that several people are still missing. a spokesperson for the us called the attack "horrifying". israeli officials said their troops were unaware that displaced civilians were taking shelter inside the building when it was hit. on wednesday, the un security council, quote "strongly warned against any attempts to dismantle or diminish" the palestinian relief agency unrwa — after israel's parliament passed a law banning it from operating inside israel. humanitarian agencies say the law could badly hinder aid deliveries to palestinians in gaza. the law is due to take effect 90 days after it was passed on monday. israel is under pressure to avoid civilian casualties and allow more humanitarian assistance into gaza. earlier this month a letter from the us was leaked, which demanded israel allow at least 350 aid lorries into gaza each day within 30 days or risk losing military assistance. 0ur middle east re

palestinians are now known to have been killed in israeli strikes on a residential building in beit lahiasday — according to gaza's hamas—run health ministry. i apologise if you've heard some of the sound effects we are having. officials say 25 children are among those killed, and that several people are still missing. a spokesperson for the us called the attack "horrifying". israeli officials said their troops were unaware that displaced civilians were taking shelter inside the building when it was hit. on wednesday, the un security council "strongly warned against any attempts to dimantle or diminish" the palestinian relief agency unrwa after israel's parliament passed a law banning it from operating inside israel. humanitarian agencies say it could badly hinder aid deliveries to palestinians in gaza. the law is due to take effect 90 days after it was passed on monday. israel is under pressure to avoid civilian casualties and allow more humanitarian assistance into gaza. earlier this month, a letter from the us was leaked, it demanded israel allow at least 350 aid lorries into gaza each

where the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says an israeli air strike in the northern town of beit lahiading 20 children. many are said to be under the rubble of a four—storey residential building. witnesses say neighbours have been trying to drag bodies from the debris. the victims are reported to include families displaced by the renewed israeli offensive in northern gaza, which has claimed hundreds of lives. israel's military says its looking into the incident. it comes after a vote in the israeli parliament on monday banning the un's palestinian refugee agency unrwa from working within the country. israel alleges that some unrwa employees were involved in the october the 7th attacks. with me is our reporter richard irvine—brown

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. —— beit lahia. in the israeli parliament in one day, banding the un refugee agency from working in the country. israel has accused it of aiding hamas. antonio who terrorists as the band would have devastating consequences —— gutierrez. we are deeply concerned by the loss we are deeply concerned by the toss of— we are deeply concerned by the loss of civilian life. this was a horrifying incident with a horrifying result. i can't speak— horrifying result. i can't speak to the total death toll, but the — speak to the total death toll, but the reports are of two dozen _ but the reports are of two dozen children killed in this incident _ dozen children killed in this incident. no doubt a number of them _ incident. no doubt a number of them are — incident. no doubt a number of them are children who have been fleeing the effects of this war for more _ fleeing the effects of this war for more than a year now. we have — for more than a year now. we have reached out to the government of israel to ask what — go

dozens were also killed in air strikes in the city of beit lahia. the idf says they are targeting hamas militants. for the latest, let's turn to matt bidener. good morning. what do we know about the hospital that was raided? >> reporter: good morning. israeli forces stormed the hospital last week as part of their ongoing push into gaza. this is one of gaza's last functioning medical facilities. reports from the hospital subjected the idf troops heavily damaged the facility during their operation there. footage taken by an nbc news team from within the hospital gives us a picture of what happened. we see equipment, blanket, medical supplies and ceiling panels thrown across the facility. a fair bit of broken furniture too. the idf saying it was conducting an operation in the area against hamas militants. several buildings in the area were damaged by idf air strikes. medical personnel at the hospital say more than half of the staff was detained by the idf. this comes as efforts to revive ceasefire talks were renewed in at&t qatar over the weekend with

hamas officials say 93 palestinians have been killed in an israeli strike on beit lahia in northern gazad the images which reveal the wonders of a forgotten city, centuries old and found by chance beneath dense jungle in mexico. the race for the white house is in its final week, with voters just days away from deciding who will succeed joe biden as the next president of the united states. with the polls still too close to call, kamala harris and donald trump are continuing their whirlwind tour of swing states, as they rally for votes. in around two hours' time, kamala harris will deliver a final big pitch to voters, her closing arguments, where she will urge americans to turn the page on donald trump. she'll be speaking from the same spot where mr trump rallied supporters before the january 6, 2021 us capitol attack. the harris campaign said she chose the symbolic site to push her case that the republican former president is a threat to american democracy. meanwhile, donald trump has also been closer to home today. the former president held a press conference in mar—a—lago, his home in f

the israeli military has ordered palestinians in the city of beit lahia, in northern gaza, to evacuateontinuous israeli bombardment in recent weeks, with the israeli army saying hamas fighters had regrouped there. an estimated 400,000 people live in northern gaza and the un has described the conditions there as "hell." and the un development programme says in a new report that the war in gaza is "setting the region back to the 1950s." let's speak to juliette touma, director of communications for unrwa. welcome to the programme. your boss has tweeted multiple times through the course of today, talking about hospitals being hit in northern gaza, the injured left without care, shelter is overcrowded, so people living in toilets. the smell of death everywhere. it sounds apocalyptic. doesn't it? we have spoken several times over the past year, and if anything, the situation continues to get worse, and we received overnight, a call for help from our team members in northern gaza, who reported that life in northern gaza has become hell. they said themselves, they were waiting for their own de

dozens were also killed in air strikes in the city of beit lahia. the eyewitness high commissioner for human rights, has called the offensive of, quote, one of the darkest moments of the more than year-long war. the idf says they're targeting hamas militants. good morning, matt, what do we know about the hospital that was raided? >> frances, good morning. israeli forces stormed this hospital last week as part of their ongoing push into northern gaza. and this hospital is actually one of gaza's last functioning medical facilities. reports from the hospital suggest that idf troops heavily damaged the facility during their operation there. footage taken by an nbc news team from within the hospital gives us a picture of what happened there, equipment, blanket, medical supplies, even ceiling panels can be seen thrown across the facility. broken furniture as well. the idf says it was conducting an operation in the area against hamas militants. several buildings in the area were damaged by idf air strikes. medical personnel at the hospital say that more th

hamas officials say 93 palestinians are killed or missing in an israeli strike on beit lahia in northernlestinian refugee agency from operating in israel and the occupied west bank. a week to go until the us presidential election — donald trump and kamala harris address voters in key battleground states. hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. welcome back to today's verified live fish. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says — an israeli air strike in the northern town of beit lahiya has left at least 93 palestinians, killed or missing, including 20 children. it said about a0 people were still missing, trapped under the rubble of a four—storey residential building. witnesses say neighbours have been trying to drag bodies from the debris. the victims are reported to include families displaced by the renewed israeli offensive in northern gaza, which has claimed hundreds of lives. israel's military says its looking into the incident. it comes after a vote in the israeli parliament on monday — banning the un's palestinian refugee agency unrwa from working within the country. the world food progra

today in beit lahia, the bodies lay side by side across the street from what used to be a single apartmenttroyed by an israeli airstrike. residents said there was no warning for the men buried under the rubble, for the girl burned trying to escape. there are no emergency workers left, so survivors are forced to carry the dead, and boys are forced to comprehend the incomprehensible. many of the injured arrived in nearby al-awda hospital. its director, mohammed salha, spoke to us by phone. >> we are receiving 40 injured here. we're doing three lifesaving operation. we have shortage of medication, medical supplies, fuel, and shortage of food. only we are eating one meal per day. all our department is full of patient, all the beds. we are putting beds in the corridors. nick: for weeks, al-awda has received an overwhelming number of dead and hosted an overwhelming number of funerals. and now shortages that began three months ago have become acute after the hospital became a target. dr. mohammed salha: so they destroyed two floors; 48 of beds are destroyed from our capacity. they destroyed our s

israeli forces means that around 50,000 people in the last 24 hours and displaced from beit hanoun, beit lahia jabalya, essentially from the north parts of north gaza moving south. not many of them have come. we don't really have reports that people have become south of wadi gaza but if they do, they are not moving. we're displacing to a south gaza that for them is a place where they know they're going to find what they need. safety, security, and dignity and lifesaving supplies. so a lot of them have told us that they have absolutely zero interest in displacing further unfortunately, the application of this new operation has already affected several health points and three hospitals have been told that they need to evacuate. that's almost 350 patients that have to find somewhere to go. and if that means to go across israeli checkpoints to the south there's, going to be a very, very heavy operation for the un and partners. indeed, if 430,000 people are pushed to come south, i have to be very clear no idea where we will put them. >> what we will give them to eat, and how we will shut with these

palestinians are now known to have been killed in israeli strikes on a residential building in beit lahialed and that several people are still missing. a spokesperson for the us called the attack "horrifying". israeli officials said their troops were unaware that displaced civilians were taking shelter inside the building when it was hit. on wednesday, the un security council quote "strongly warned against any attempts to dimantle or diminish" the palestinian relief agency unrwa, after israel's parliament passed a law banning it from operating inside israel. humanitarian agencies say the law could badly hinder aid deliveries to palestinians in gaza. the law is due to take effect 90 days after it was passed on monday. israel is under pressure to avoid civilian casualties and allow more humanitarian assistance into gaza. earlier this month a letter from the us was leaked, which demanded israel allow at least 350 aid lorries into gaza each day within 30 days or risk losing military assistance. 0ur middle east regional editor sebastian usher sent this update. the us is that it has not receive

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