you can see from the centre of rafah up to deir al—balah that emergency hospital through al—mawasi alongmiles. so it's no easyjourney as this might show. this video shows on friday afternoon the first efforts of people moving north through a sandstorm. this was filmed at the southwest tip of deir al—balah. we're looking south at this point as people head toward the field hospital in the town. and here's what those fleeing north are leaving behind. this is from a video filmed last week in rafah by the head judge. this is from a video filmed last week in rafah by a palestinian journalist we know was there until the weekend. we're not going to show it. it contains multiple injuries and possible deaths, mainly of children. but we've geolocated this street to yards from one of the last functioning hospitals in rafah. he made the journey from rafah to the israeli designated safety zone. another graphic video he filmed on sunday night, seen here, showed similar desperate scenes at the entrance to al—aqsa martyrs hospital in deir al—balah, less than two kilometers from the field hospital. so for

you can see from the centre of rafah up to deir al—balah that emergency hospital through al—mawasi alongn friday afternoon the first efforts of people moving north through a sandstorm. this was filmed at the southwest tip of deir al—balah. we're looking south at this point as people head toward the field hospital in the town. and here's what those fleeing north are leaving behind. this is from a video filmed last week in rafah by the head judge. this is from a video filmed last week in rafah by a palestinianjournalist we know was there until the weekend. we're not going to show it. it contains multiple injuries and possible deaths, mainly of children. but we've geolocated this street to yards from one of the last functioning hospitals in rafah. he made the journey from rafah to the israeli designated safety zone. another graphic video he filmed on sunday night, seen here, showed similar desperate scenes at the entrance to al—aqsa martyrs hospital in deir al—balah, less than two kilometers from the field hospital. so for the residents, doctors and journalists of gaza trying to find the pl

deir al— uncertainty. so these areas that you describe, one, deir al balah, - uncertainty. one, deir al balah, of- describe, one, deiral balah, of course al—mawasi and khan younis, they have been described as humanitarian zones but in your opinion they don't account for that? absolutely not. these are places that were already, before these latest evacuations began, already completely overcrowded. al—mawasi which is a tiny strip land which is basically sand dunes was home to 400,000 people. there isjust not the infrastructure to accommodate all of these new arrivals. there is no one to meet them, no one... there is nothing basically to give them. it is absolutely dire.— it is absolutely dire. isabella, in terms of actionaid, _ it is absolutely dire. isabella, in terms of actionaid, your - terms of actionaid, your organisation, how does it operate under these circumstances on the ground where there is so much need? as always we are doing everything we can but there isjust as always we are doing everything we can but there is just such difficult circumstances, and things are ch

but people being displaced into deir al balah and al mawasi and khan younis, these areas are not adequatelyto support people in terms of essential life—saving services likely and water, adequate sanitation, food and healthcare services. and of course only learning and education services for children, we drove through open sewers in deir al balah with children with no shoes walking through the streets. women carrying things on their backs. with no adequate protection. there is no humanity in gaza are currently. it is a desperate situation. save the children's rachael cummings. here in washington tuesday, us presidentjoe biden warned against the increasing threat of anti—semitism in a speech honouring the six millionjews killed by nazi germany. in an event at the capitol hosted by the us holocaust memorial museum, mr biden said the hatred ofjews continued to lie deep in the hearts of too many people around the world. he condemned anti—semitic elements of pro—palestinian protests on us college campuses, and spoke about the nearly 1,200 people killed and 250 taken hostage by hamas on 7 october

this was filmed at the southwest tip of deir al—balah.ield hospital in the town. and here's what those fleeing north are leaving behind. this is from a video filmed last week in rafah by a palestinian journalist we know was there until the weekend. we're not going to show it. it contains multiple injuries and possible deaths, mainly of children. but we've geolocated this street to yards from one of the last functioning hospitals in rafah. he made the journey from rafah to the israeli designated safety zone. another graphic video he filmed on sunday night, seen here, showed similar desperate scenes at the entrance to al—aqsa martyrs hospital in deir al—balah, less than two kilometres from the field hospital. so for the residents, doctors and journalists of gaza trying to find the place they can call safe changes every day. to the former soviet republic of georgia now — where protests are ongoing at plans to introduce a new �*foreign influence' law. demonstrators say that would mean georgia might face the same clampdown on media as in russi

you mentioned the journey out of rafah to deir al balah, talk to us about that.ple and the movement and the congestion was extreme and it reminded me of being in rafah in february, with that massive displacement of people. people desperately looking for food, water, we saw children on the side of the road, for children. looking for food and water, and somewhere to stay. there is nowhere to protect children in gaza and families are desperately trying to dojust that. israel says it has a humanitarian zone in the area where you are. did you see that? what does it look like? no, i have not seen that, and again there is nowhere safe in gaza for children and their families. people are being displaced into deir al balah and khan youmis these areas are not adequately supplied to support people in terms of essential life—saving services like clean water and adequate sanitation, like food and healthcare services and any learning and in education services for children. we drove through open sewers with children with no shoes walking through the streets, women carrying thing

the central areas of the occupied territories, including deir al-balah and al-maghazi camp , were otherstrikes. the spokesman of the gaza relief forces announced the beginning of the attack. so far, 68 of these forces have been martyred and 200 injured in the gaza strip. according to the palestinian ministry of health , the total number of martyrs in the gaza strip has reached 348 and the number of wounded has reached 78. but at least 13 zionists were killed in the rocket attack of the palestinian resistance. or were injured, quoted by al-aqsa tv channel zionist sources announced that the number of soldiers of the occupying regime who were killed in today's resistance attack was 3 and the number of wounded was 10. in today's missile attack, the military branches of hamas and palestinian islamic jihad targeted the newly established karam abu salem base, which is located two kilometers from the gaza strip. this base. it was established two weeks ago with the aim of managing the attacks on rafah area, and a number of zionist generals and shabak officers were present in it. zionist sources

the central areas of the occupied territories, including deir al-balah and al-maghazi camp is anotherstrikes. bode, the spokesperson of the gaza relief forces, announced that since the beginning of the attacks on the gaza strip , 68 of these forces have been martyred and 200 have been injured. according to the palestinian ministry of health, the total number of martyrs in the gaza strip has reached 3,463 and the number of wounded has reached 78,18. but in a missile attack. at least 13 zionists were killed or wounded in the palestinian resistance. al-aqsa tv channel , quoting from zionist sources , announced that the number of soldiers of the occupying regime who were killed in today's resistance attack was 3, and the number of wounded was 10. in today's rocket attack, the military branches of hamas and the palestinian islamic jihad targeted the newly established karam abu salem base, which is located two kilometers away from gaza's neghar. due to the severity of the attacks, the occupants had left their dead and wounded for an hour. israeli security minister ben gweir called the resis

information in the gaza strip said in a press conference at the shahada al-akhshad hospital in deir al-balah: the zionist occupying army has bombed more than 10 palestinian refugee settlement centers in rafah in the past 24 hours, killing more than 190 palestinians . the palestinian islamic resistance movement hamas announced in a statement that the criminal army of the zionist regime committed another crime on sunday evening against the palestinian refugees in west rafah, where hundreds of thousands of people live, and dozens of martyrs were injured, most of them women and children. are. this crime of disregard and obvious insult to the recent ruling of the international court of justice demanded an immediate stop to the attack on rafah. the hamas movement emphasized that we hold the american government and joe biden especially responsible for this crime because if the support of this country and the light. sabzhan was not there to attack rafah despite the large presence of refugees, the zionist enemy could not commit such a crime, hamas, as well as the immediate implementation of the rulin

in the gaza strip, at a press conference at shahada al-akhsa hospitals in deir al-balah. he said: in the last 24 hours, the zionist occupation army has bombed more than 10 palestinian refugee settlement centers in rifa , which killed or wounded more than 190 palestinians . palestinian islamic resistance movement hamas announced in a statement that the criminal army of the zionist regime committed another crime against the refugees on sunday evening. it was committed in the west of rafah, where hundreds of thousands of people live, and dozens of people were martyred and injured, most of them women and children. this crime is a blatant disregard and insult to the recent ruling the international court of justice immediately stopped the attack on rafah. the hamas movement emphasized that we hold the american government and joe biden especially responsible for this crime, because if it were not for the support of this country and its green light to attack rafah despite the large presence of refugees there, the zionist enemy could not have committed such a crime. . hamas also i

the air attack on the entrance of the settlement center for palestinian refugees in the east of deir al-balah left a number of wounded. two people were martyred and one person was injured in the airstrike on the kuwait hospital in the south of the gaza strip. rashid, my collection of citizens of yela. in the north of the gaza strip, the bombing of a house resulted in the martyrdom of a baby girl, a pregnant mother, and a number of other members of this child's family. as a result of the artillery attacks on the jabalia camp, a number of people were martyred and wounded. spokesperson of the palestinian ministry of health declaring that there is no means to treat the wounded, he asked the international community to support the health and medical sector of the gaza strip based on the fourth geneva convention. the number of war martyrs has reached 365 and the number of wounded has reached 816. the zionist media reported that the egyptian army forces shot at the soldiers of this regime at the rafah crossing. al jazeera also said that israel's military monitoring organization has deleted the news a

local sources in the gaza strip report heavy attacks by zionist warplanes on barfa deir al-balah and nusirat maghazi camps. a mother and two six children were also martyred in the airstrikes in zaytoun area in gaza city. according to the gaza ministry of health, in the last 24 hours, three families were massacred and 29. martyr and injured 110 people in the west bank, and various areas of the west bank, including north hebron , ramallah, and nablus , were targeted by the zionist regime's military attacks. talks to establish a cease-fire in the gaza war continue today in cairo. the negotiations did not reach an agreement on saturday. al-mayadeen tv , quoting the palestinian resistance , stated that the reason for not reaching an agreement was the opposition of the zionist regime to the end of the attacks. the hamas movement has announced that if there is an agreement on a permanent ceasefire. and if the end of the war does not result, he will not sign it under any circumstances. an ashhad hamas official said: the occupying regime is trying to reach an agreement framework that only res

food and fuel is felt especially in the northern and central areas of the gaza strip, including deir al-balah put all our trust in our cook. we are totally dependent on this charity as we have nothing in the tents. if it wasn't for this charity to explain the food, the refugees would be in a much worse situation. we are still in a difficult situation. but if this charity is dismantled, there will be a tragedy. trustees first and last. we are completely dependent on this charity. we have neither money nor that food is available for purchase. 90% of our food is provided by this charity. to provide food, we primarily rely on these charities because there are no jobs and no basic goods are sold in the markets that can meet the minimum needs. we meet our needs from these charities as much as we can. but if the activities of these charities are stopped, we will return to the previous conditions, which is food. it didn't exist and we forcefully eat one meal instead of three meals a day . they suffer from indigestion and malnutrition . the end of this news section, god forbid. this table is your stro

artillery of the zionist regime bombarded the areas of al-maqraqa al-zahra, sharq al-brij and deir al-balahs a result of which dozens of palestinians were martyred and wounded. in response to the crimes of the zionists , the qassam battalions announced: they have targeted the gathering place of the zionist army in hulit town with a large number of short-range rajum missiles. zionist sources said 12 in the last 24 hours zionist military in the gaza strip. they were injured . lebanon's hezbollah targeted the locations of zionist soldiers in the military settlements in the north of the occupied territories. we will go with my colleague based on the border of lebanon and occupied palestine. hello mr. azimzadeh. tell me , in which cities has hezbollah targeted the locations of zionist soldiers? mr. zahorian, dear viewers, hello , happy shabtoon, lebanon's hezbollah issued four statements until this morning. in these statements, they announced three locations of the zionist military in two military settlements, a rally and a base for them. in its statements, hezbollah has targeted a building that

the palestinians of deir al-balah thanked the students of american universities by sending a message. according to al-aqsa network, request palestinian citizens from arab and european countries are holding demonstrations and similar actions to end the genocidal war in gaza. i thank an american university and its students for the gatherings they organized in solidarity with the palestinian people . i want the european arab countries to do something similar to this university and demand an end to this war and a permanent ceasefire. the issue of students in american universities is now understanding the blood that is being shed in gaza, the buildings where they are very grateful, so we thank them for their support. as a displaced person from northern gaza who has been away from my family for 7 months, i am an american university student in support of the palestinian nation. the students of the american university of beirut held a protest rally in support of the palestinian nation and the condemnation of the occupation regime's military genocides in the gaza strip . american university st

konem jamila and dima are now living in a temporary tent in deir al-balah, gaza.a mother i have to stay strong for my daughter dima to take care of her. and make his future. if we get hit by a missile, i can no longer protect him. i could not protect my other children, including my one and a half year old baby. but i wish i were dead and they were alive. being alone with no support as a mother is very hard. my husband was my main support and so was my eldest son and both. i lost my life is really hard. more than 80 percent schools and universities in gaza have been destroyed or severely damaged since the beginning of the war. according to a report published by the new york times, more than 200 schools were directly attacked by missiles, bombs or artillery. the ministry of health of gaza has also announced the attacks of the occupiers. 33 hospitals in the gaza strip have been completely taken out of service. also, the occupiers destroyed more than 75% of the citizens' houses in the gaza strip. but the zionist soldiers from jabalia in the north to rafah in the south

people , including a young girl and two doctors, were killed in the bombing of the refugee camp in deir al-balah . also , 16 people, most of whom were children, were martyred in the attacks of the zionist regime on different areas of rafah in the south of gaza, but the most severe attacks were reported from jabalia in the north of the gaza strip. new targeting in the place where we are not present now new targeting israeli cave on the same place israeli cave on the same place here the civil defense teams and the medical teams are trying to remove the number of casualties and martyrs, the zionists even targeted the rescue vehicle in jabalia. the spokesman of the gaza civil defense forces said: "the zionist regime is crushing jabalia madly and the rescue forces cannot transport the injured ." the zionist regime has once again distributed notices in the north of the gaza strip in betilha and jabalia and demanded the evacuation of these areas. attacks on rifeham have forced 300,000 people to migrate to desert areas. this morning, the occupying forces destroyed the remaining buildings of the destroye

strip, the artillery of the zionist regime shelled the areas of al-zahra, east of el brij and deir al-balah, as a result of which dozens of palestinians were martyred and wounded. in response to the zionist crimes, the qassam battalions announced that they targeted the gathering place of the zionist army in helit town with a large number of short-range missiles. according to zionist sources , 12 zionist soldiers were injured in the gaza strip in the last 24 hours, and now the second case of tonight's program is dedicated to investigating some whispers about behind-the-scenes efforts. america to normalize the relations between saudi arabia and the zionist regime in the situation that gaza has been suffering from genocide for 7 months and counting. there are more than 34,000 people. to investigate this issue , we are hosting mr. amir masoud jamshidpour, an expert on saudi arabian issues. the main destination was saudi arabia . it is said that the agenda of this trip is to follow up the normal relationship between saudi arabia and the tel aviv regime. the side between the united states and sau

zeinab ignored three evacuation orders before moving herfamily to the coastal area of deir al—balah,nths in rafah too worn out to mend. translation: my children and i ran under fire. - people died in front of us. shrapnel hit our faces and houses lwere hit by strikes while we ran. | we have no money. 0ur situation is very hard. i came here and there is no place to stay. i siren wails. tonight, a siren marked the start of the remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. i'm joined now by brian katulis — senior fellow for us foreign policy at the middle east institute. i want to get your thoughts on what we just heard. thousands of trucks have arrived since the erez crossing, but thousands are continuing in rafah crossing. it’s continuing in rafah crossing. it's aood continuing in rafah crossing. it�*s good news, and what we heard

today, attacks were also reported from khan yunis and deir al-balah, while most of the people of rafahd to these areas after being forced to leave . today, the gaza ministry of health announced that the number of martyrs in the last 236 days reached 3,671. cnn announced that the analysis and assessment of explosives experts show that israel used the american-made gbu-39 bomb in the recent deadly airstrike on the palestinian refugee camp in rafah . in response to the zionists' crime in rafah , the global campaign with the slogan "all eyes on rafah" has become a popular trend in social networks. employees of the british prime minister's office witnessed these scenes from behind the windows. thousands of english protesting the zionist attacks on rafah. my country, england, is an accomplice in financing this genocide and starving the palestinian people. we will not stop protesting and we will not close our eyes to this genocide. however, the rally was stopped by the beating of batons by the london police and the arrest of 40 demonstrators. but the campaign to support rifa with the slogan "

zeinab ignored three evacuation orders before moving herfamily to the coastal area of deir al—balah,s in rafah too worn out to mend. translation: my children and i ran under fire. - people died in front of us. shrapnel hit our faces and houses were hit l by strikes while we ran. we have no money. 0ur situation is very hard. i came here and there is no place to stay. i siren wails. tonight, a siren marked the start of the remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. brian katulis is a seniorfellow for us foreign policy at the middle east institute and has been speaking to me about the situation. even though it's good news that another crossing has opened, what we've heard for months now is that there's not sufficient crossings and not enough aid getting in. enough aid getting in there. signs of famine in northern gaza and then con

ten members of this family, bombed in deir al—balah as they sought shelter from the war. palestinian state living peacefully alongside israel is, for many western nations, the only way to end decades of conflict. spain's prime minister today said it was time to recognise that future state. benjamin netanyahu, he said, was creating so much pain, destruction and bitterness in gaza and the rest of palestine, and the two—state solution was in danger of becoming unviable. but there is little support in israel, the mood dominated today by newly released footage from the bodycams of hamas attackers as they took female soldiers hostage on the 7th of october. translation: the intention| of several european countries to recognise a palestinian state is a reward for terrorism. 80% of the palestinians injudaea and samaria support the terrible massacre of october the 7th. this evil cannot be given a state. more than 140 countries have already recognised a palestinian state, but in the west bank town of ramallah, full of palestinian flags and ministries but lacking power, faith in dipl

ten members of this family, bombed in deir al—balah, as they sought shelter from the war.alongside israel, is, for many western nations, the only way to end decades of conflict. applause spain's prime minister today said it was time to recognise that future state. benjamin netanyahu, he said, was creating so much pain, destruction and bitterness in gaza and the rest of palestine, that the two—state solution was in danger of becoming unviable. but there's little support in israel, the mood dominated today by newly released footage from the bodycams of hamas attackers as they took female soldiers hostage on october 7. translation: the intention| of several european countries to recognise a palestinian state is a reward for terrorism. 80% of the palestinians injudea and samaria support the terrible massacre of october 7. this evil cannot be given a state. more than 140 countries have already recognised a palestinian state, but in the west bank town of ramallah, full of palestinian flags and ministries but lacking power, faith in diplomatic gestures was mixed. translation: i w

"rafah, nuseirat, deir al balah — absolute destruction," says bezalel smotrich.four hamas battalions in rafah to be destroyed, with or without a ceasefire. the un is making plans for more field hospitals, but warns it won't stop a disaster. it will not avoid what we expect will be substantial additional mortality and morbidity. a lot more people dying? a lot more people dying, a lot more death and a lot more diseases. this is where utter destruction leads — people who've lost their homes forced to camp next to graves. rahab abudacah is the mother of seven children. she described some of the horrors she and her children have witnessed. she points to a grave covered in bricks and explains the grim reason for this. translation: yesterday, | there was a grave and there were no rocks above it and the family came and they found that the dogs ate part of the body. they were forced to put bricks on his grave to protect him from the dogs. from 10:00 at night to dawn, we cannot sleep because of the sound of the dogs. at night, our children keep holding on to me because of

zeinab ignored three evacuation orders before moving herfamily to the coastal area of deir al—balah,afah too worn out to mend. translation: my children and i ran under fire. - people died in front of us. shrapnel hit our faces and houses were hit by strikes while we ran. we have no money. 0ur situation is very hard. i came here and there is no place to stay. siren wails tonight, a siren marked the start of the remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. meanwhile, protests over the war in gaza continue at universities around the world including at ireland's oldest university. at trinity college in dublin, students and university officials agreed last monday to divest from three israeli companies. it ended a five—day encampment that blocked access to the famed medieval book of kells. it's a major tourist attraction on campus and

zeinab ignored three evacuation orders before moving herfamily to the coastal area of deir al—balah,nd. translation: my children and i ran under fire. - people died in front of us. shrapnel hit our faces and houses lwere hit by strikes while we ran. | we have no money. 0ur situation is very hard. i came here and there is no place to stay. i siren wails. tonight, a siren marked the start of the remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall, israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. ceo at fajar scientific, which is a medical group. he has been working at the european hospital near khan younis which has been overwhelmed. some of them are horrific injuries. but we've been seeing for the past two weeks, we arrived here on april 29, we operated at the hospital for about a week with no issues.

zeinab ignored three evacuation orders before moving herfamily to the coastal area of deir al—balah, rafah too worn out to mend. translation: my children and i ran under fire. - people died in front of us. shrapnel hit our faces and houses were hit by strikes while we ran. we have no money. 0ur situation is very hard. i came here and there is no place to stay. siren wails tonight, a siren marked the start of the remembrance ceremony byjerusalem's western wall. israel's military chief taking personal responsibility for those killed and kidnapped by hamas. but many here tonight will be thinking of those still fighting in gaza, where palestinians are also counting their dead. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. protests against israel's military operations in gaza continue on us college campuses. this time at duke university in north carolina. as you can see here, dozens of graduates walked out ahead of comedian jerry seinfeld's address at the university's commencement on sunday. mr seinfeld has been a vocal supporter of israel's war in gaza since hamas' attack on 7 october. he was at

we —— deir al—balah. will have to leave it there. thank you.math of a huge landslide which swept away a village in papua new guinea. the united nations says about 670 people may have died. dozens of houses are thought to have been buried in rock and earth. the disaster was sparked by an earthquake that hit enga province, some 370 miles northwest of the capital port moresby. this report is from our correspondent katy watson. a scene of total total devastation. in an area so remote and with land here still unstable, rescuers are struggling to do theirjob. more than two days after the landslide, villagers aren't into giving up in their hunt for survivors but the situation on the ground is difficult. the landslide struck in the early hours of friday morning. more than 100 houses were buried at a time when most of the villagers would have been asleep butjust a few bodies have been recovered so far. debris from the landslide is up to eight metres deep in some places but getting heavy machinery to this remote area of highlands is difficult. people are

palestinian officials say two doctors were killed in the central city of deir al—balah, and more thanan deaths were reported on saturday. it comes as the un chief, antonio guterres, has repeated his calls for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire, and the unconditional release of all hostages. israel has been dropping flies from the air and on social media telling residents to go to a narrow coastal area which israel has called an expanded humanitarian zone. but some concerns about the ability to hold so many people there are being expressed by the united nations. the foreign secretary has reiterated the government doesn't support a �*major operatation�* in rafah without a plan to protect civilians. speaking on sunday with laura kuenssberg, lord cameron says he's not seen such a plan. it comes after the israel military intensified its operations in southern gaza, telling tens of thousands palestinians to leave rafah. let's take a listen to lord cameron's interview. we don't believe they should go in for a major operation in rafah unless they have a plan to move people out of the way and

has in fact distributed humanitarian supplies from the pier to palestinian civilians in deir al-balahin al-mawasi, and in khan younis. >> aid from the pier has now gone specifically to the palestinians who need it? mr. sullivan: correct. and there's been about 695 metric tons of food that has come off the pier so far. about two thirds of that either has gone or is on its way to going to palestinian civilians. the issue is not actually getting food to the pier or off the poer. -- pier. it's being able to ensure that we have necessary security arrangements in place to deliver it. we have had modalities to get some of that aid distributed. we are in the process of building out to get more of it distributed. so, the answer to your initial question is, no, it's not a failure of planning. yes it is an indication this is a dynamic environment and we need to continue to refine. but aid is flowing. it is not flowing at the rate that any of us would be happy with, because we always want more. but we are actually seeing good cooperation between the u.s., the idf, the u.n., and other humanitarian

live underneath the constant sound of israeli drones, in emirati tents, part of a tent city in deir al balahe of tens of thousands of displaced families, finding a way to live. 4 year old kareem leads a gaggle of grandchildren. the youngest, one-year-old rose, sleeps with a prized possession. their mother, diana, is shams' eldest child. >> my message to the world is we are humans. we are not numbers. we deserve to live a better life such as any person in the world. so we all here evacuated our homes. nick: in november, even after an initial displacement, they had a real roof over their heads near nuseirat. a madhouse of extended cousins lived in a house shams built himself. with benjamin netanyahu's televised speeches, and diana odeh's deferred dreams. >> we here in gaza suffer that we need our children to have a better future. i want my kid karim to be a doctor in the future, but we don't know if we are going to make til to the morning. nick: but the children now know things they should never have to know. >> my son karem even knows if this bomb, if this bomb is dangerous or not, he tells m

the west of gaza and the south and west of gaza northwards and eastwards towards khan younis and deir al balah in the center of gaza, the idf is saying there are expanding this safe area, but what we've seen in previous military operations when the idf announces to the civilian populations that they need to get out of the way and avoid these military zones where there will be military operations underway civilians have invariably been caught up and killed in the targeting of sites where the idf says its going after hamas, we know overnight there were, there were 11 houses according to civilian authorities inside of gaza, 11 houses destroyed by israeli airstrikes. they say in rafah overnight about more than 20 people killed in strikes overnight, whether or not this amounts to a precursor for, for a military of wider military offensive is not clear, but last yesterday the hamas military brigades claimed responsibility for firing rockets out of the south of gaza around the raffa area across the border into israel around the kerem shalom crossing where hamas say that they were targeting idf troops

the idf says, i've expanded this up to the north towards deir al balah and two wards, the east as well in khan younis, these are towns, cities rather that the idf has already had major operations and so he's telling us it's telling would un estimates to be about 100,000 palestinian civilians living in that eastern part of uh, raffa to evacuate a move to this safer area, it's not clear how long they have or when this military operation will begin. but the idf is telling them in these leaflets, in these announcements that they need to move immediately. you when officials talking about this to cnn in the past our also say that the area that the people are being evacuated to just not have sufficient to water does not have sufficient food at least one of the border crossings in the south was closed sunday when hamas fired rockets at an idf position just over the border inside of israel, three idf soldiers were killed in that the israeli foreign minister's office has just put out a statement saying, well, from the foreign minister saying that the fact that hamas fired rockets yesterday from

they'll go to an area in the middle of zone lauren called deir balah, where there is literally raw sewage in the streets or maybe to alhorrific. and is it your understanding that there are only specific areas that people have been allowed to move to? or can they can they choose? no. there are specific areas, without a doubt. partly they will have to choose based on those people who have the means to leave. a lot of people have injured children with them. hospitals, as i've seen, hospitals cannot cope with the number of injuries. there's a lot of children who have had amputations, who are back living in tents. those families will find it hard to move. but geographically, logistically, no, you still can't. a lot of families will not be able to move to the north if they'd hoped to. khan younis is impossible. that's another city bordering rafah. that is rubble, not a little bit, but street after street of rubble. so they'll be pushed into this area called mawasi, lauren, which is a beach area. it's sand. it has next to no sanitation or hygiene. it's getting hot right now in gaza. it's raining today, but it's getting hot.