place where areas or homes are very adjustment to one another, very close to one another, one will boardman just does not just destroy that area, but all the neighboring areas in that's also a part of bombardment. and of course, you know, is rarely for us is a still inside gauze is lc for hospital as well . yes, that's true. suffice still surrounded by the ease really army, the departments of a ship, a hospital are still under sniper fire. if any movement is to happen inside those departments, doctors and patients and other people about 7000 people altogether still held in a ship, a hospital. their faith is still unknown. no one was allowed to evacuate a ship. after the eas, really army had reached and entered a ship and searched inside and conducted many innovations. uh, with the medical staff and the patients there. the hospital until now for almost 2 weeks stands without food, without water, without electricity. and without the oxygen. many of the patients in the i c u units and the premature babies who are 3 up until now have died because of the lack of electricity. and the lack of oxyg

the old communications and the territory well once again, separate by israel, the fold up on boardman. and when links where they get restored, local journalist months, sort of schuman filed this report over 70 percent hunting for starts, it has been destroyed when a person of your neighborhood, last possibilities has to be put up, is to put that on my adulthood. was husband from the judge, the consortium. um i have sent that and jim has been on the hospital. i go to the hospital with them to the south to visit it. is the school life buildings every 6 months below that besides i see a some kind of 831 from the size of the isn't it? is this the 1st day there is really 324-4240 1000000 people in the name of the ministers. elected officials said that we want to put on the bottom as light from going out to this is how these you and so this is not surprisingly that they shut off with this the shuttle for the sort of fluids. i know like to shut the for the patient and use for the course floor a ceasefire. unfortunately, has been paid for by the us this allies and by days it is. so we do not

when we were in northern casa and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit, so i don't know if there was, there isn't enough space about the minutes set up tents outside about, but there's no where to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's nowhere for the children that everyone sleeps in their cars. egypt has allowed several 100 people to leave gaza via the roof of border crossing. but most cousins are trapped. earlier i discussed the conditions in gaza with alexandra cya, who is the head of humanitarian policy and advocacy at save the children. so what we're hearing from our colleagues is that this is a humanitarian catastrophe. that is completely unimaginable. earlier this week saved the children reported that the number of palestinian children, children, gaza in just 3 weeks, is higher than the manual number of children killed in complex zones. all over the world combined since 2019 and the number just continues to increase. as of today, nearly 3700 children have been killed an

because i mean, also at some boardman and the ground operation is still continuing. now as well says that they are, that there is a, a common sense of how most underneath the ship a hospital. and that is why this is such a focus of interest to them. but they still have to give the evidence of that latania. we also understand that the body of one of the hostages, abducted by him us has been recovered near causes. i'll see the hospital. what more can you tell us about that? yes they recovered it last night to recover the body of you who did advise the 65 year old woman. she's she was abducted from keyboard spivey. her husband was murdered on october 7th. then she was taken captive and taken to gaza. and she is one of the 200 over 230 hostages that are still being held in garza. but this morning the military announced that they found another body of an a soul to me. she was also a doctor on october 7th. she was also seen in the video that was released by the militants and also her body was recovered in his truck to as the statement says, near a sofa hospital. the body w

thank i had to spine to international calls to stop the beep on. boardman is ro is stepping up. its actions in gaza is where the troops are pushing deeper into open areas and those of gaza as more as strikes pound of the region. israel is also hit sites and southern lebanon, and the west escalation along the border and nearly 2 decades is the main target is, has below us on the group, an ally of from us. which on this assigned me circle is in jerusalem and told the more about these where the defense falls. the strategy as the ground operation intensifies. so is the forces inside of the gaza strip. are now a, we were seeing like both from the north of the city and the south of the city. the forces around the shot, the refuge account for their soldiers. i've taken over the shot, the school, which they've turned into a military base. and the from there they're going in a versions in to the gaza strip. we talk about solving so as soldiers that are deployed. and they're talking about the a corporation between the air force, which is a continuing to strike. and the artillery at the sa

f, when we were in northern casa, and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit, so there isn't enough space about the minutes set up tents outside about, but there's nowhere to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps on. their cars digit has allowed several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most causes are trapped trulia tomorrow is the director of communications for unreal in the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. she joined us from jordan's capital, i'm on. i asked her to paint a picture for us of what the chief of unreal i saw when he recently visited garza. yes, he did say that it was a very, very sad day for him. one of the scientists in his humanitarian service and he's been doing that sort of work for nearly 30 years now. and he was very sad to see the people of gauze all the police didn't community in gaza. so stripped of the community, only they were asking for was a

when we were in northern garza and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here and found eunice wants, there isn't enough space for about 10 minutes. set up tents outside about, but there's nowhere to sleep then, no more sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps in. their cars digit has amounts several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most causes are trapped. hundreds more for impossible . toilers have left. it goes up to the rough are crossing into egypt. crowds gathered at the border, but only those on an official list of being allowed to pass, the biggest group of around $400.00 by us citizens. the crossing has been opened for the 1st time since the start of the current conflict between israel and homos. disparate to get out of gaza. the russell border crossing is the only escape for these families. many of being that this bus to him and of hours waiting to have the documents approved and be allowed to board. the mixe

venerable children in a very narrow, narrow, a small piece of land that has been under near constant bar boardman for over a month. now the other question that is out there as well, where are these patients suppose to go when we know that there's a general, as we have heard from the, from that w h o, guess a earlier, where, where should they go? they obviously need to be in another hospital that is well equipped to deal with a such a, a vulnerable patient, a group. but it does maintain that how much has a shift as it's a headquarters, that there are how much as militants and terrorists underneath the hospital. that's why it's so important for them to be able to evacuate civilians from there. but the doctors and the nurses who work at that should not say that that is not the case as we are keep saying again. and again, we are unable to verify these contra claims because we, as journalists, were not able to independently get into the gaza strip and see with our own eyes. and what exactly is happening there. a, we understand the situation is dire at other hospitals as well. what are you hearing? wel

f one up, we were in northern casa, and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit, so there isn't enough space for about a minute set up tents outside about, but there's nowhere to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps on their cars. egypt has allowed several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most cousins are trapped. truly a tumor is the director of communications for under the united nations agency for palestine refugees. i asked her to paint a picture for us of what the chief of unrest saw on a visit to god. yes, he did say that it was a very, very sad day for him. one of the scientists in his humanitarian service. and he's been doing that sort of work for nearly 30 years now. and he was very sad to see that because of guys all the police didn't in the community in gaza. so stripped of the community, only they were asking for was a sip of water. and a piece of bread, a, a safe to say that we've never, e

we run the noise of also the largest cities to the south in light of all the vinyl, boardman going on for days. now. let us know. speak to him to sell hood. she joins me from occupied a story send honda. what are you hearing then? uh from the is really is this presumably was always they a plan that's right in this das. yeah. a ground operation inside of the gaza strip was something these really military was saying was going to happen from the beginning of the war. remember, this is now the deepest that is really forces have been inside garza since 2005. and the military has made their objectives quite clear we've been hearing from is really officials all evening. and they've said that they have completely circled guns the city. and they say this is how massive main strong hold. now the military is also saying that they are looking for weapons. they are looking for, for military posts, and any other type of human infrastructure they are looking to destroy. now these really defense minister, you know, i've gone, has been saying that the country, it has a quote, unique approach to how th

oh, the roads leading to our quotes hospital as close as you to and double boardman. they have destroyed all of those and the surrounding area of, of course, and hospital. and now when we think of teams, the past term ethics are only able to leave the hospital to do a transfer of the wounded feed bin as injuries to either one of these effects and injuries. it's just if possible, mission. so they are in about a slide the, i'm sorry, i just wanted to ask you something that you mentioned earlier. you said the main generation has been turned off. so only one small generation was working. you now using oxygen cylinders, how long can those long? how long can those that small generation, the oxygen cylinders soft? you mentioned like only a couple of days. what happens after that? we hope we will not be forced to complete the shuttle down. i'll quits hospital. the unfortunate that yesterday we were hoping to receive some aid from the i c r c . all of the dies, c r c can very well start to get it by is really occupation for stuff and stuff. we have not received anything up to

so the hospital has been seeing a lot of boardman in the past few days. today. the are, the easily tanks have infiltrated from the law had been street. they have to go on all the way to do a square. that's a 3 call me curious ways from a hospital intended how a neighborhood now they seem to be more closer to that area where we have been hearing. come then thank shelly in the area in the neighborhood and gunfire. we have been a continue, and we have been witnessing and hearing continue in the air strikes. also, the risk, a city director look to the side would i think that there is a use of the state hispanic and tended among the patients to the people sheltering in that hospital and the yes, the bombardment continues very violent. please know. yeah. you're not. can you describe for us what's been happening? it's, i believe you're talking about the ongoing bombardments just looking at the size of the craze so that i know people have been desperate, even digging with the bad hands, trying to get people out. that's true. well, job a li refugee cab, as you mentioned,

so the idea saves at stepping up its operation against come us in the area earlier must have been boardman to a number of reported and injuries were seen inside the facility, which is sheltering and many refugees. the one shell exploded in the courtyard, causing multiple casualties. now on verify, distressing footage, allegedly from inside the building has emerged online. israel had previously hit the hospital several times, claiming that it was hard bring come us militants, something that's local stuff on the mercy organization itself of government lease. i mean, we have, we can see that these really side is using these as a kind of justification. we are of course are surprised by these accusations because we were the ones who build the hospital, whole development resources came from us. and we also provided the constructors, so the hospital has absolutely nothing to do with him, us or anything else. the accusation is completely unreasonable. i certainly want prematurely born and send something that's like you waited from the else. she felt hospital in kansas city by the world health orga

the young girl, she's a victim of the history of the boardman before the coming of the we will chief is imagine c direct. this is the situation is desperate. i'm on. so good another. i mean, they are in every building of the hospital in the it, but it plays everywhere. there's really occupation of most of that. and the of the people that are wise and, and how do you find because of the governments into, based on the situation that is bad women, children, medical themes are suffering. it's also black. how does that look? that's an international humanitarian law. protects hospitals. but now they're at the front line of this war, capitalism pushing the health care system to the brink of collapse. mike level 0 to 0. all right, kind of assume is in con units in southern garza and sends us this update. now, during the last couple of hours because really occupation forces had reuse its attack and even a storming to she felt hospital in the central areas of gauze. this trip now is very uh, bill dozes and also the returns had also told the she felt hospital from the southern gate, making a ke

please stop and gather a midday. humanitarian disaster caused by use are all on boardman to the enclave. no, we hear from a local john lakes who's among the display.

power i to judge jones is largest hospital according to local officials. israel step so it's from boardman brothers. invasion, also in the of the the id s on the, from us released for the age old, therefore says to possibly get it inside northern calves up among the ruins of residential for the leaders of most of the country salesman, saudi arabia to condemn the work with some long time, rival speaking as part of a newly unified from against western richard. the criminal has become the judge and the.

and then in regarding all of the, the intents of boardman and the areas and how wide it is. our area was one of the 1st places that was targeted on saturday, october 7. so that made me worry that the internet, black out the electricity as well, in the same time that i have this and you d as a go in the list i have, i have to report and keep an eye on the news and following so would was which was very hard for me with, with lack of electricity and lack of internet, of very poor internet and need to work connection talking to the people. so as long as like busy with getting the basic needs, especially in the time when i was in the south, like i'm looking for to or a we charge my devices and my laptop, my, my phone and getting some food for the family and for the kids and we know that it's very difficult to get any information about the gardens, mood and feelings right now. and we've heard arguments in the past weeks about collective punishment of, of gods. and i wanted to ask you about, is there a collective opinion among god since about this war? i mean, what do the god, what

we escaped from the boardman. we came here. we were supposed to go to an under a school shelter, but we found them all full of people. so we have to buy these caustic sheets and woods to make attempts to save us from the cold water. all these families and selves as others like them, have been displaced into these same tents. after is really well placed bomb their homes. they have no blankets, no warm clothes or anything to survive the cold. this used to be a united nations run training center. now with shelter overcrowded with the tense of those displays, these areas are what israel coals safe shelters and oranges if i q ways to go to there's no cooking gas and turing gaza after israel imposed a full located at the beginning of this war. so many here are forced to cook using firewood. some have even made their own ovens to bake their bread. god bless you, pop up and bring firewood from the bush and burn it so that we can bake for ourselves and for others in order to live and help people survive. we also made this on then from t

the largest and people have been moving inside the school or into the school running away from the boardman, injured by the a and in the north, in different parts. now we still don't have the exact figures for that useful environment on the school as thousands are now being taken to a she saw hospital where they're going to be hospitalized in these instance, sammy or the human. the, just to clarify, this is an under a school in the same refugee camp that's being hit. i think this is now the full time. right. that's, that's true. this school isn't. no, that's cool. it has been hit now after the body has been bombarded, the refugee camp has been gone well guarded over 3 times in the past.

please stop and gather a midday. humanitarian disaster caused by use are all on boardman to the enclave. no, we hear from a local john lakes who's among the display suffering here in the search. find the find the key. finding an hold time you can find a safe place over there in the so the unbalanced intensifies in the west bank at ease. ready, you said last iran ball, the tax on palestinians following the deadly s id of reading years the, the watching arch international reaching you live from moscow? high a michael, put you up with the latest updates based on the of the lives of hundreds of patients in know the guys are at stake as the policy and reg, preston says that the all codes hospitals will run out of fuel within hours. and that will essentially spelled death sentence for people who have top the electric equipment and gas. i city is big is hospital i ship. 5 thousands of civilians are caught in the middle of fighting between these ready forces in her mouth. the doctors without borders and j. o says he has lost all contacts with colleagues at the hospital. now many people are livi

they committed here in disaster pools by eas wells on boardman to van gray's goals. we hear from a local journalist who's among the displays suffering here in the search, find the findings and hopefully we can find a safe place over there in the south. the invalid lens intensifies and the westbank is these wiley's subclass ramp up at the tax on palestinians following the deadliest idea of radium via the others are due to national, reaching you from the russian capital. i am, michael quite chatted with the updates this out of the lives of hundreds of patients in the northern guys at ha, i'd state as a policy in red crest and says that the codes hospital would run out of fuel within hours. and that would essentially spell a death sentence for people hooked up the electric equipment. and i gather, said as big as hospital house, a fast thousands of civilians are caught in the middle of fighting between these ready forces and how much the doctors without borders and g o, as as a, has lost or contacts with colleagues at the hospital. many people are living and it's tends o

when we were in northern casa and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit, so there isn't enough space for about a minute set up tents outside about, but there's nowhere to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps on. their cars digit has allowed several 100 people to leave cause of the other russell border crossing. but most causes are trapped. hundreds more for impossible, told us i've left the guys up to the roof of crossing into egypt. crowds gather to the border, but only those on an official list being allowed to pass. the biggest group of around $400.00 by us citizens. the crossing has been opened for the 1st time since the start of the cut and conflict between israel and thomas disparate to get out of gaza. russell border crossing is the only escape for these families. many of being that this bus to him and of hours waiting to have the documents approved and be allowed to board the mixed bus heating across the border into egypt.

day by day. less than what is available full list, what that as well and, and there was more from boardman, and the number of casualties is rising up. so people are afraid and they are tired and they are exhausted. or the situation we are talking about like over a 1000000 people displaced many of them lost their houses and they are full of people. so they are waiting for, they supposed to happen so they can at least be able to breed and service. that's the full day pause, that's expected that will allow more aid into into the tattered trick. have you seen preparations being made? actually the, the, the, the, the aid was coming into gallons of the problem is the number of the 8 or the trucks coming in. and 2nd type of a they are talking about aids going through the international organizations and mainly for or what, or sometimes for the hospitals. still, it's not clear according to how much the aid would be going to or hospitals across the golden stripe, including the north. but still, it's not, not clear if that would be included in the tie before the need is, is more than that, the items

video of, of the where the street where tens of did bodies in the streets as a result of the random boardman, an air to strike very graphic to look at. but this is the reality of goblins as of this moment. thank you. very much for the updates. thank you, honey. i'm on the line for us the in con units in 7 guys. well let's take a look at the main areas of fighting in northern guys. i which honey talked about that. the shaded areas are where is really soldiers and times have made some advances encircling guys a city and effectively cutting the strip and half is ready to send times have completely surrounded the port of gaza. it's believe that the ongoing of how mossey cassandra gays is fighting at what is being described as for decisive front top. how i'll shante be la. yeah. and beach no one for we spoke to dr. solid holmes. i was the nursing director of the european guys, a hospital that's in southern gaza and he told us about the situation in the situation is quite difficult. can you look at the hospital or the days of the food from the of every client. okay. and the capacity is from $200.0

deaths continue to climb with children, making up nearly half of the casualties from israel, some boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated. the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for him off. take a list, it starve you add a ceasefire. now it simply leave moss in place, able to regroup and receive is what it said on october 7th. lincoln's comments come despite his stop in jordan, where he met with leaders from egypt, saudi arabia, guitar and the u. a. e, where they express the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza and argue that collective punishment which is internationally recognized as a war crime is not a form of self defense link. it tried to push the conversation towards talking about what posts work also will look like their leaders. he met with argue that it's impossible to have that discussion. now when there is so much that is urgently needed for the civilians on the ground blinking again. so the us will encourage its all

i me the, the need to see the gives us boardman life event. i think the young people on the job at the very small now that if i can get them together, i would like to start a company to provide services like this online, but it's always been a johnson. the unusually late in early september. the title floods have finally come. normally the showed us expect 3 title waves between june and the end of august. but this time, the rising water is come only once. here to climate change is evident, the within a few days, the flooded waters reach dangerous levels. as the river takes its toll, no one's thinking about the fertile settlement. it breaks. even though the floods will ensure to mountable harvest for the child us in the coming dry season, the by means you're doing the volume. and water has been standing here in the field for 3 days. 7 days ago it started to rise. first, the river was swollen and then in the last 3 days the water ended from here. if the water just continues to rise folder rice will be lost on what it is a good. i figured it was t

f, when we were in northern casa, and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit, so there isn't enough space for about a minute. set up tents outside, but there's nowhere to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps on their cars. and how much did you tell them out? several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most cousins are trapped for more or less and now speak to juliet to law, the director of communications for unreal the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. she joins us now from jordan's capital, amman, through the at the commissioner general of honor of visited garza and said that he has never seen anything like it paint a picture of what he saw. yes, he did say that it was a very, very sad day for him, one of the scientists in his humanitarian service. and he's been doing that sort of work for nearly 30 years now. and he was very sad to see the people of gauze, all the polic

this doctor is trying his best to risk who the young girl, she's the victim of the history of the boardman before the coming of the we will chief is imagine c direct. this is the situation is desperate. i'm on so good. another, i mean they are in every building of the hospital in the every place, everywhere. there's really occupation of most of that. and the of the people that are wise and, and hold it fine because of the government situation. the situation is bad. women, children, medical themes are suffering and it's also black. how does that look? that's an international humanitarian role protects hospitals. but yet, there, at the front line of this was the, was pushing the health care system to the brink of collapse. mike, level of the 0 as well. let's say to honeywell, what out correspondence on the ground, he joins us from con eunice in the southern part of the gaza strip. honey, i want to start with our schafer because this rage that is ongoing. tell us what we know about what's been happening over the last 2 hours is well within the past few hours. and despite the intelligence fail

largest and people have been moving inside the school or into the school running away from the blue, boardman injured by, the a and in the north, in different parts. now we still don't have the exact figures for that useful environment on the school as thousands are now being taken to a she saw hospital where they're going to be hospitalized in this instance, sammy or the human. the, just to clarify, this is an under a school in the same refugee camp that's being hit. i think this is now the full time. right. that's, that's true. this school isn't. no, that's cool. it has been hit now after the body has been bombarded, the refugee camp has been gone well guarded over 3 times in the past 2 days. that he just plastic courage. ductwork committed in the gaza strip, the environment where in the devalue refugee camp considering it to be the one of the largest strategic counts with a shot the refugee camp in the northern part of the got the strip. but sammy, this is not the only use bombardment that took place this morning. another uh, very huge bombardment took place in gaza city itself in the cent

and that was here was a story of one man who has found that he was left devastated by the phone. boardman . well, the one who yes. the shuttle. my father nephew, what monitored 14 days ago. i don't know if i'll show you what they were found. lying in front of the door to the house, you're not going to. there are also many mottoes who we do not know about. when the truth began, i was able to move my father's body and bury him inside my house. there are no ambulances, there is no red cross and no communications. a lot of the electricity is out to you and we have no water. we live in. how is that? what have we done to deserve this? how many we are neither how much i know if i to and we have never held a weapon in our lives that they are not fighting against him. us is them, they are fighting against civilian or the side of the heart of yeah, i met the tree who's the aftermath of the war has been really, has revealed, it has been kazis asked for a hospital that versus what it looks like right now. the idea of alleged him as use tunnels beneath the complex, although the militant group has prob

when we were in northern casa, and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone. so we came here on unit 3 once there isn't enough space about the minutes set up tents outside about, but there's no where to sleep, sleep in the car. so there's no where for the children that everyone sleeps in their cars, you know, did you tell them else several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most cousins are trapped. let's now speak to a journalist agreement. i would go hungry, who is in cairo. could email us secretary of state blinking is in israel to press 4, to manage cherry and pauses in gaza. what would those policies mean for the transit at the raffle border of cause it pauses or a pause is the error for this demanding it. it would make a big difference because it is very difficult to move within because as of right now and to what's, what's up there off a border and it would make it much easier to get too many terry aids in and the injured people out as it's happening now, but it

so it's from boardman, pro and invasion. also in the, the idea found the from us released the frontage of their forces to possibly get it inside northern gods that among the ruins of residential config. for the leaders of most of the country salesman, saudi arabia to condemn the war with some long time. rival speaking as part of a newly unified from against western richard. the criminal has become the judge and the faith has become the ruler. this is the current state of the west. it is a shame that western countries we always talk about human rights and freedoms, remain silent in the face of the ongoing methods in palestine. the mazda of raleigh's for a cease, fire, and guns are held. but before the globe from the us where protestors gathered outside jo biden's residence to london, which through some of the bigots probably grow. why the good of you with this? um, you know, the legal and this is the news are on our tea. let's get to our top story. this sunday. the 2 babies have died on dozens more are in danger of gallons as

these really military saying that they achieve several objectives in the continue from boardman other. giovanni, a refugee camp among those objectives. these really say they kill the top, how mass commander there, and additionally 50 how mass fighters and up how soon you can save the number of killed there is actually much higher we've been hearing from is really officials throughout the evening. the 1st is these really defense, minnesota, you'll have guidelines who said that the railings are now making it significant progress in the next phase of their war. but with the significant progress that comes significant loss is they're directly referring to, to as early soldiers who were killed in a ground operation inside of the gaza strip. now we do know these really military is continuing to push further and further in to surround what they call strategic chemist military positions the spokesperson for these really military send, that the next phase of combat is complex. and it's difficult, as it becomes more hand to hand type of fighting. and we've heard from the minute tre wing of him

f, when we were in northern casa, and we moved to another region, but there was also more boardman. we sought refuge in the schools, but then they were gone to. so we came here on eunice wants. there isn't enough space about them in have setup tests outside about, but there's nowhere to sleep. sleep in the car. so there's no work for the children that everyone sleeps on. their cars digit has allowed several 100 people to leave because of the other russell border crossing. but most cousins are trapped for more. let's speak to austin. that all mind tarry the world health organizations regional director for the eastern mediterranean. joining us today from cairo. welcome, the organization, doctors without borders says that there's more than 200, excuse me, 20000 wounded people in gaza. we know some of those who have been able to leave, have receive treatment in egypt. do you expect egypt to accept further people for treatment? the money care. thank you very much for giving me the opportunity. yes, definitely. and this has been on our discussion with the president. do you know i see 3 we