they sold shelter and several schools in northern garza then flipped south to central garza to opt of 200 units and back to the center. then long, the almost 90 percent of calls us 2200000 people for security displaced by board of the family is now dispersed across garza. as he says, she never expected to end up living in a tend. they have no income and depend on age and charity. the children no longer have schooling and help as much as they can learn, rush them now, instead of carrying school bags they carry walter visited with when i see my children or other children do this. not that i feel the pain deeply we, i do love that i remember perform a few of it. strikes is a constant both have lost 2 family members and such a tax of these says she goes to assistant and is tried, you know, stuck tobar applause. when working on the horse on at midnight, we were screaming and was not knowing who had died or who had survived between the flemish and the customer by mooning, they told us we couldn't say good bye to our loved ones. because the bodies were in such a terrible state with this one

what was garza was no stranger to. we're in the past. this is the longest, it's people have endured such unremitting biden's death and destruction with no end in sight of more of this. what's crossover to buy the ex, letting a for this during lifting tel aviv. let's start with gaza. valley is real. has been fighting her mouse and trying to free the hostages there for a year. now. what has is really accomplished as well for this reading perspective. and then we talk about the military. um, uh, 2 bits here. uh we can talk about uh, the deterioration of, uh, the duration of the house is the rock is far and capable. these are about 90 percent of the boxes. that's a must have a were either uh, destroyed and were fired at a lower to intercept it. now we can see that yesterday on the day you uh, the service booked over. um, but how much are the only 14 rockets for us? we compare that to what happened on the 7th uh, last year. uh this far as 4300 bach. and so this is the main um, that the was the fixing is rated, especially in the north end, the

garza the in 1967 guys. it was occupied by the israeli army. they withdrew their troops 38 years later and it was then that i moved to gaza, where i found and moved just optimism. the i heard the people talk of guys are becoming the singapore of the mediterranean, a small place with big potential. b the in the summer of 2005, we filmed with these high school students about to graduate. they belong to the elite studying at the american international school. all were full of optimism. the how abdul hub was the class president. next in was everywhere. these were the young people, the next generation who would help gaza achieve the bright future the much everything turned out differently. israel's renewed on. so if it's on god's that began at the end of 2008 and continued into 2009, the i wondered what had become of those happy young people. i had met at the graduation and i managed to speak to us main for that. he was studying at the american university of cairo. it's mary and i'm calling for my mother. i. so that's 221 very difficult. it is nothi

they sold shelter and civil schools and northern garza then flipped south to central garza to hock of 200 units and back to the center. then lung, the almost 90 percent of calls us 2 point. 2000000 people for security displaced by board of the family is now dispersed across garza. as he says she never expected to end up living and attend. they have no income and depend on age and charity. the children no longer have schooling and help as much as they can learn, rush them now, instead of carrying school bags, they carry walter young visited with when i see my children or other children do this, not that i feel the pain deeply we. i do love that are membership one with a few of is, strikes is a constant. both have lost 2 family members and such attacks of these says she goes to assistant and is tried to now stick to the loss. been working almost to the whole shop at midnight. we were screaming and was not knowing who had died or who had survived between the flemish and the customer by mooning, they told us we couldn't say good bye to our loved ones. because the bodies were in such a ter

with more than 1200 people killed and around 250 taken to garza as hostages vigils and memorials of being held across his rail to remember those who were killed and the hostages still being held captive by him. off relatives evictions have held minutes of silence at the sites of the nose and music festival at 3. well, almost 400 people were killed when the attacks began. dw correspondent, tiny excitement is in rain where the attack on that music festival festival took place. tanya, can you give us a sense of how it feels to be standing at the site where the attacks were launched a year ago, or what i think for people coming. have you seen a stream of people coming has since the early morning when the day started with this is minutes or moment of silence is run 629. this is actually when the attacks terror attacks happened on as well when 1st and overall could verify some garza and done some ice with militants breached to florida. and came in also here to re me where many young people were dancing until the early morning. and then the killing here. uh, many of those people you're seeing he

in february 20 fi, i've decided to move to garza and relocate things to go. that is not an easy thing . so being in london in the schools there in the proof of the health system of the to, to relax the music in old kinds of life. then moving to gaza, what it's under a full siege. i know that people would say this is thought it earlier, but it was still sees the board does are hardly open at moving data, but the other part of this one, there was no board certified plastic surgeon in garza. they never had proof of services that so it was again, a big change in the summer and, and the other side. it was a big dream to achieve and something in front of you that you can do something with the challenge. october 7 happened and tell us what have you been doing on that particular day of the 7th. i had that really complex case the day before so that i was preparing must have a 7 am in the morning at going and seeing the patient the during that time we started to hear the the news saying that there is something major happening. we didn't know what's happening, but usual

and also those that are still being held hostage in garza. its a day of morning of remembering, uh, it's a day where you feel that people are still very much traumatized. so what happened on october 7th and not just here in the email across the south. there are many in the it would seem and those villages around the gaza strip, where the communities come together. uh most to go into the cemetery a morning. the last ones from, from those communities as well. and also, uh, what i think is significant, significant. there is most of the community just a rather empty many residents have not come back the so they're coming now on that particular day, which is not easy for some of the people i've been talking to and this and reading . so saying it's still a feeling, you know, it's not being totally safe. i'm not feeling totally secure. a nice thing. this is a, you know, today a day of, you know, just remembering what happened on october 7th and very much also remind me that there were some records here this morning, fired from garza to a uh, souther

to the people living inside garza. now, there are reports that us negotiators, including the c i, a director of william burns, are heading back to do ha, 4 conversations this week. and we have not been able to independently confirm that travel. but certainly that is something that blinking had suggested during the press conference with the prime minister of color on thursday was going to be happening very soon. the older part when you consider that blinking is acting as a government official, not acting in any sort of political capacity. yes, the us presidential election is 12 days away now. and certainly this has become a political issue in the battle ground state of michigan, which is home to a very large area of our american diaspora. very upset with how the button harris administration has dealt with the ongoing the war on garza and saying that they're not going to vote for vice president campbell harris. as a result, you have to feel that there is some sort of pressure on the button. harris administration to make

there were forced to leave the re is home in northern garza last october. i must admit, attends from gaza pool to the attacked southern is really communities is where every time you did with an air offensive and play to a ground. invasion of these, how husband, up to saddam and the grandchildren has been on the move for the past 12 months, like tens of thousands of other palestinians in garza. we were displaced by the foaming wherever we went. they were mess because we would leave one place struck by tragedy need to arrive. it's another place where a new bombing on a folded every place, we fled to became another scene of devastation. to con, pay myself, they sold shelter and civil schools and northern garza. then flipped south to central garza to cost of 200 units and back to the center, then lung the almost 90 percent of calls us 2200000 people for security displaced by board of the family is now dispersed across garza. as he says, she never expected to end up living and attend. they have no income and depend on age and charity. the children no longer have

from that about us, in a sense, will garza be attacked? targeted 10 squared, displace palestinians are living near along. so hospital so now turning to on special coverage of the genocide in gaza, one year on violence, fear displacement hunger loss. and for $16891.00 children in gaza, even death, one year of his ready bombardment has shot to childhood innocence lost forever. these are the faces of solid garza's children in happier times, so you can see the faces in their eyes, children's children with hope dreams, memories lost it now silence forever killed in his royal genocide. while these children and not just numbers, they have a story faces. now, as the memory in the hot minds of those who lost them and a warning to view, as you may find some of the images and julie dies report to be distressing. oh, the cries of trojan occurs throughout the cause of all the world's best witness to who that is violating that every rights. 2 with the best but of the sort of some of the data of law. i'm sick and gives us investment nothing more about th

so nothing was coming to garza. so whatever you have in your stores would be what you have to work with. this one thing, the other thing they divide in gaza soon in few parts. so we were unable to get the things you know, at between the stores. the 1st thing they've targeted the stores of the minister of health, which are really big stores and ottoman, but even targeting of the stores of the other organizations. so we started with very bad situation and you know, we lost a lot of things in the stores which being targeted. the other thing is, you don't have a lot of things. you have to prioritize patient care because of lack of supplies because of lack of spaces. so this initiative also is 700 bits cup of sales, but it's had to deal with like 2200 patients. so this is really hard in, or me is the, i see your capacity used to be 20 bits capacity will have to expand it to 70 capacity. so we had taken decisions which really something for me to them, what size you me to know that we decided that we can save any patients

and a former la garza authorities say they were sheltering discipline people that were injured and donald trump returns to butler pennsylvania. the sight words are narrowly survived in the nation and in july, the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. more than 20 people had been killed in gaza and it is really air strike on a mosque and a former school. the homeless one doesn't media office, said 93 other people were injured in the attack that took place early sunday morning in the central town of their own fall off. it said the school was being used to shelter, displaced people. israel says the 2 facilities for las command center dw, tonya kramer is in jerusalem. i asked her earlier what more she could tell me about the overnight strikes and gaza squared. suddenly a reminder that the war in gaza is continuing at a full force. now that is where the military is confirmed that these truck, there's uh, 2 areas in deal by lock which is in the middle area of call. so we're a lot of calls and have a flat. and so to show to, in this area, tens of thousands, i believe, to be in this area. now the

garza would prosper, but dining out became increasingly difficult and pearl as thing to do. when i met up with bustle again in 2007, his restaurant was fairly operational and he wanted to leave garza, he and his family had applied for and obtained immigration papers for canada. i met basso just before he left. most of the leave guys that because of the economic situation, because getting some as of because of the bus for years and due to the security situation, most of the business is closed out and we have no the for the investors coming to inject money and goes the so there are no more jobs civic the i'm doing very part of this one season. many of the future of, of my kids and the security facile and his wife, i for them as their 5 children to vote on whether they wanted to stay in gaza or emigrate to canada. 16 year old man moved was the most eloquent of his siblings to 5 of the leaves. why? because guns are that the guys that i intended, the rest of the settings are that some of the, the kind of that there's not much an additional. c $200.00, we come to mass . those wife

and garza coming under is rarely a tech. yeah, it's a game. these really military has released these docum. it's which it's maintains as evidence that 6 of elgin's 0 is doing unless a members of the wings of the palestinian groups hamas and islamic jihad, which is there, a media network, saves the allegations a baseless and has released the stipend saying it, views these fabricated accusations as a license attempt to silence the few remaining gentlest in the region and obscure the harsh realities of the war from audiences wills wide. because the government media office says, is there any forces have killed at least 177 reports is and media work is during it's for a number you a secretary of state and to be blinking sees is far too high. we are equally determined that journalists be protected far too many of lost their lives and gaza, were determined to do what we can do to ensure that again, they can do their work safely and securely as possible by or early of this month and is really drawing find at l. g 0, a cameraman, for the other. he hasn

and they were all keen to hit garza. so i was trying to raise the standards of the musical kid in plastic surgeon in garza. but how do you raise those standards that you talk about when you're lacking the basic supplies, like a goals, for example, as we saw earlier, how are you able to help people who came to you for help at all? she's the hospital. so when we did the work time is to, to the, you know, unable to store to have that experience with, instead of you know, my plastic surgeon, i had to give an orthopedic surgery in the war. okay. for many, many cases i have to give general anesthesia myself. we have to use one that medication for gene, honestly the innocent of the city or for most of our patients, they have seen on 3 to they have a lot of was untreated. and then so it, it was, it was almost always, you know, that we left something in the kid and we, many times just the tissue paper to cover the ones. it's not like something we're talking about. so we didn't have any of the antiseptic solutions. we will struggl

when garza feels safe. is it, you know, do i mean see the heavy and what is happening now in the north, with people being displaced from their homes and they live here to valley and what is happening in beta noon speaks for itself. the assistant has and where will we go with the sister say they live in constant fear as the is really a tax on cause. the city of the coming in the daily occurrence an apartment building and shakes of the one was flattened by a recent is rainy miguel strike. several residents were killed and injured. according to the palestinian power medic services in garza. and give me the deal with this thought of being forced to abandon our homes and the belongings is deeply painful. the sea and unfortunately no one seems to here are suffering will have the stomach and the suffering continues. that despite the dangers of remaining in garza city, 510 in the home. so they will stay put no mouth to want. this is the story of the 2 sisters from gossip. no use of hindus around the world or celebr

the surprise of type 44 people from the sites were taken captive into garza now and the total number 251 is radius and foreigners which i can captive on october 7. by how much and all the palestinian functions, a $117.00 is ray. these have returned home. so i'm released and exchanged deals. others rescued by these ready on me. they're all currently a 101 kept is still held and goes up 36 of whom has been declared dead bonds is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has announced that hoff of the caps is all still alive. so he's 7 bodies of those hells have been repatriated to israel. most all the lease to have been killed by is re the fire and aids people have been rescued by is ready forces bots notes without devastating consequences. well, it's a garden is the leading member of the hostages and missing families for him. his cousin, tall jaime, was believed to be captured until it emerged off to that after the war on the bro count, that he was actually killed on october 7th. and he says, the only way to end the war is the se for ton of those held captive. the remaining gaza we wak

how do you imagine the future for garza? it's all, it's hard to even to imagine the future goes to as well most and leave it with the majority of civilians address structure of being targeted and damaged when we talked about 70 percent of loans being destroyed or damaged for billions and pressure. infrastructure, 70 percent, a list of water and sanitation infrastructure also being targeted and damaged. so even if the war ends in casa, we have a lot to do in terms of pre building garza and having the homes. even the schools were also a majority of a schools being at thomas. that means humanitarian agencies have a lot of work to do in order to re bid school. so again, and i leave you the suffering of people in casa and find me. i want to ask you, i mean, as the pond of starting read questions, society, what are the absolute priorities at the moment? is it bringing food in? is it fighting disease? is it trying to house one of these hundreds of thousands of displaced people? i know it's difficult to pick given that everything se

now brings the number of palestinians killed in garza over the last 12 months to nearly 42000 people. efforts to bring an end. israel's will have remained unsuccessful families of his ready to captives held in guns that have been demonstrating again, saying that government has done enough to secure the release of their loved ones. last year of his riley attacks of destroyed 75 percent of causes infrastructure leaving the strip unrecognizable view and says such widespread devastation hasn't been seen since. the 2nd world who are correspondent, handyman fluids begins coverage of 12 months of bombardment. hard, greek, and pain. this cars of war are it's into every street and what palestinians once new and he'll be or have turned into ever distance memories. so again, as i said, what this is my home or what remains of it? only small part of my home. i can't reach it. i wish i can go in and take some of my belongings. but my dream was destroyed. the rails as tribes artillery, shilling and demolition have turned much of dogs into a vast wasteland. a verbal yet it is still a cluster, folding

and darrow bella in central garza, it was sheltering displays. people knew alexa hospital, some of those injured in the attack had been seriously wounded. is there any strikes of killed, more than 50 palestinians across garza. and that since saturday morning. sorry god was in reports on dental by law in central garza since the hours of this morning there has been a want agents since the vacation of ariel and gland, the tax on very densely populated areas in the central engineers and all that parts have gone. so i'm a new evacuation owed as being passed to a residence in the valley, a bite town, one of the most of the brands up alongside in to a is a raj, and a great truck. you do come into central areas. now these are these fluids all evacuation with this has been giving to people throughout the leaflets, full holes. but it has been also a complaint by a very intense military activities by the fight projects, which had been hammering, very crowded residential buildings of course, ongoing especially that the vast majority of people went killed tod

garza michael, thank you very much for talking with us today. that was michael levy. thank you. memorials and visuals are also planned across germany to mark the anniversary of the attacks here in berlin. a number of services have been held with more planned. germany's president is expected to attend an interface gathering afterwards. participants will walk in silence to the nearby jewish community center. their sirens have again sounded intel of beef after i'm us, militants launched a barrage of rockets from gauze. the attack comes after a year of war that has devastated the gaza strip. the last run goes in health ministry says, well then 42000 palestinians have been killed. 90 percent of gauze this population has been displaced. israel today launched a series of airstrikes on the job. aliya refugee camp in gaza is north. the number of casualties is so far and clear, the israeli military says its troops have surrounded to come claiming this have us fighters have regrouped in the area will last years. turbo tax also re ignited the conflict between israel and another.

central garza tarik. so yes, another barrels of is rarely strikes. targeting refugee comes to it was through what happened it was really a very deadly campaign by the is verified to chance and even with our to the reunion on the ground. they have been focusing on targeting very heavily pin neighborhoods in the upper range refugee camp at the central. the 9th of 1025 palestinians have been killed, where destruction, very densely populated, residential homes, multiple stream buildings affect what destroyed on the bus. the majority of do square cube, children, women, and young men. we also took a very coops, the more of a hospice on research to date bodies lines up in the ground while the movies as increased the overwhelm. meanwhile, injuries are still flowing to. i'm fox almost with some of the noise lenses along with the help of kind of simple p is she managed to bring her critically injured in the head, chest of licks due to the is where the continuation of abutment on this, in some areas of cause. i appa

come and today, garza has been transformed into an industrial scale slaughter house. and i use the words little to advise simply because frankly, animals in most of it was in the world, are killed, more humanely than the women and the children of gaza. shame on the security council. shame on those is really leaders who have done this shame, frankly on all of us. because what we've seen in the last year is a stain on the conscience of humanity. it shames every one of us. he wants a best and to test on television when unrest, school and gossip was hit, some people were killed when they was sleeping on the floor of that un classroom. of course, over the course of the last year, we've seen this happen again and again. and again. how does that make you feel like it's appalling, but it's really not about how i feel. i have shed many tears and so have others around the world, frankly, for the depths on both sides of this conflict and the emotion of the moment must not get the better of us. what we need to see is there a ton to tool king. i have little doubt given what's happ

as in garza, why is israel tom getting out of there? i'm one of the with put you on the list inside the office. this is inside story, the hello there and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle baseless and on found that's the response from out. is there a media network of to israel, a q 6 of as journalists and goals of belonging to palestinian on groups is where the army maintains it has documents. proving the correspondence all protects of how much alignment jihad the network has rejected. the allegations, it says it's an attempt to silence reports from the grounds of the relentless is rarely involvement. it is the latest in a series of his way to crack downs on al jazeera since as well, and gone, so began to move in a year ago. so what's behind it, and could this passing of hostilities fall of the network will get to all that, but i'll guess and just the moments. but 1st, this report had expand that killed for doing the job, reporting from one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a journalist and now which is 0 corresponden

so northern garza is the genocide continues. the time's time is a dime. this is i'll just say we're a live from cell hall. so coming up, women and children among at least 19 people killed and overnights is riley strikes themselves and 11 in the mid trees deployed in spain, regions hit by flash floods at least 51 people died. so i'm kind of the harrison dog from beginning closing arguments in the final push for the white house, the beginning and nose in gaza, where at least 19 palestinians have been killed. vine is riley bombing, near bates law here. square the strike targeted 3 residential buildings rescue teams and trying to find survivors with at least the 2 people believed to be trapped beneath collapsed buildings. the us has condemned another attack in bet law here earlier on tuesday, it killed at least 93 palestinians. us state department spokesman, nice to mid cold it, a horrifying and so with a horrifying result, thousands of those killed in these radio strikes on a 5 story building with children. hundreds of forcibly displaced people were shelteri

of health in garza, has been accurate, largely accurate in their reporting. and those a killing, oftentimes they are going in and releasing the names and id numbers of those who have been killed. so we do not believe that those estimates are too far off. and again, we've asked you this question time and again, why so many women and children as well? because israel's indiscriminately targeting and bombing throughout gaza, there is no safe place for palestinian civilians to flee. for those trapped in northern garza, they are free to leave their homes both because they know that the that areas that they are being told to flee to are not safe are also targeted. that there is no safe place for them to seek shelter and their course worried about their ability to even try and safely access places as they're trying to flee. as we're hearing reports of, of civilians trying to lead. being targeted by is really forces. well, trying to make their way to allegedly safer areas. israel argues that it takes targeted strikes that it gives, pry, warning and accuses how most of

i said, i'm in southern garza. israel keeps up, it's war on civilian. it's intense. a drug strike on milwaukee in fun use. killed or injured more display to build, so called safe sol. palestinians say our lives. is this a safe humanitarians and all lies attends housing display civilians was targeted and innocent. people inside killed my son most up was killed. that was not a low bar, only 2 and a half years was killed. what was wrong with the disconnect the child? was he a fighter, a general, an army officer, for this initial boy was cute. good punishment. are but worldly. extend site and doing nothing while watching the school the nowhere is safe in the gaza strip. but right now nowhere is more dangerous than more than passing under is really siege for more than 2 weeks. seems in trouble. the actor is really artillery, hit a group, people leaving the air all seemingly civilians trying to collect water for the truth. most of the victims at children. what is happening in the north is nothing short of the campaign of illumination masquerading as a so called back to rat

well, there's no stay shut off of yours just living in garza. every week you get of the near to death, a bombing, or even a disease or something. you're always going to be near to death. and there is no way to escape from one stage to another. from the 1st time i was out this garza sort of off from roof off to find useful partners to another animosity every time you move from one place to another. you just don't, please don't lose your balance on your or your family. members. you lose some parts of yourself. as a human, you need for long and we need to feel that you are from somewhere and you need to feel like you're familiar with the place you are and you're always the lose. some things lose the feeling of safety. what type of safety that i have when i move i throw outside of the house that i spent 3 months and at 12 pm, you were a computer engineering student before this war. you had a nice before this war when it ends because it will have to end at some point way will you go? what will you do.

ready. police are investigating whether it was a deliberate assign arising desk, told in northern garza to his right the attacks on the back lot. he kills at least $45.00 out of send in. the struggle to survive is charles $23.00 days. siege of northern gauze of student bolts are running out the way begin, and israel with lace faulty people have been injured. 10 of them, critically. it's happened. don't throw a trunk, crashed into a bus in the northern suburbs, tel aviv is right. the officials are investigating. if it was a deliberate attack, it happened at a bus stop near the lot. is really military base. rescue workers say several people are trapped on the trunk. it's our, i'm friends when we got a call from that version dispatch about the car accident between a boss to distract our crews come arrive to the saying we thought the streets and a lot of people like old people. this was inside of the box and outside of the box there was suffering for a cigarette injury. and all right, and we took the patient with us both how many injuries installed. so what was the condition when you arrive

is in garza, this families has once again riley did. is ro calling for the government to reach a cx 5 deal with how much that would lead to the release? now the pulse you of unrelenting is ready. bombardment has destroyed 75 percent of causes infrastructure leaving the strip on recognizable view and says such widespread devastation hasn't been seen since. the 2nd world war correspondent, hanging from wood begins on coverage the 12 months of bombardment, heart, greek, and pain. this cars of war are it's into every street and what palestinians once new and he'll be or have turned into ever distance memories the so again, as i said, it was, this is my home or what remains of it? only small part of my home. i can't reach it. i wish i can go in and take some of my belongings. but my dream was destroyed. the real ears tribes, artillery shilling, and demolitions have too much of those into a vast wasteland of rubble. yet it is still a cluster for the hold of her. every time i look at the destruction, i feel depressed. you feel as though you we

suddenly a reminder that the war in garza is continuing at a full force. now that is where the military is confirmed that these truck, there's uh, 2 areas in deal by lock which is in the middle area of call. so we're a lot of calls and has a flat. and so to show to, in this area, tens of thousands, i believe, to be in this area. now the military confirmed that it struck a most gonna form a, a school and deal by law a. they are saying that it had targeted us. i'm us, command and control center. and as they usually say that uh from us and other militant groups on bedding themselves in a civilian areas without providing a for the evidence of that you understand from has this ortiz there that some of the victims there are still under the rubber. now the is where the army has also said that they are we launching a ground operation in jamalia, which is in the northern part of the gaza strip. jamalia is in the north of kansas city, the scene multiple times, the army going into that area where the house being before they're saying now that i'm us and other militan