and for them, maybe they had great success in making that connection with ben garza and to the live the west bank. and then as the leaders all the passing in people and as a whole, not just the ones in gaza. so right from the very 1st miss. so they shot at israel and mostly towards jerusalem. they have made that statement very loud and clear. so for them, this is very much of a victory moment. we need to keep in mind almost as a terrorist organization based on resistance, their narrative model support. and what they want to do in achieve is it is by being the underdog fighting israeli forces. the for so for them to be attacked by israelis that plays to that narrative in a way and then helps them gain. especially thing is really being is live, being basically put away for so many days. that's a great tutorial moment considering the disproportionate power for them between these 2 i'm actually a lot of but up to just really quickly. one of the big triggers of course, is you know, with the plan to evict palestine residents from shaking gerad neighborhood in jerusalem. has that problem going

ben, she'll to get in the ways of the support for the palestinians. a standing against israel. okay. big that live from center on that. thank you. nearly half garza, the population is under 14 and children are among those paying the heaviest price in the conflicts. 63 have been killed. hundreds more have been injured, and many, many war have been traumatized by the violence a study last year for nearly 90 percent of children in gaza has experienced personal trauma as the 15 years of israeli blockades and for israeli offensive war and poverty has left a generation scarred for life muscle 9 miss the communications officer in gaza received the children. he says the international community must take action to stop the suffering. this has happened in the past and it continues to happen. and this is just unbelievably exhausting cycle for children to go through. and the moment there is life continuing, so no international organization is able to move around. they never assistance or do a specific assessment for the damages. so all of this would have, like we'd draw up plans and wait until the fire happens so that we are able to reach people and deliver