and has not heard from, them since more than 680 palestinians have been killed according to gaza's health ministry. hamas claims to be holding more than 100 hostages and said that civilian hostages will be executed without any warning and broadcast give israel targets people in gaza without giving a warning. the white house says the united states has, quote, no intention to put u.s. boots on the ground in israel, but president biden will, quote, do what he has to do, unquote, to look after national security interests. here it means to you tonight to help put everything in perspective and context is international security advisor and analyst peter bergen and cnn global affairs analyst kimberly dozier. i want to get on the ground in jerusalem where cnn's jeremy diamond is right now. jeremy, the sun is rising momentarily, it is day four of this horrific conflict. how is the israeli government responding? >> well, for, just as hamas is surprised terrorist tech this past weekend in israel was unprecedented in scale, the israeli government is also making it very clear that it's response, its military ca

news, now hundreds of people have been killed in israeli air strike a hospital in central gaza, health ministry in gaza strip says. hundreds of victims are still trapped under rubble of theli arabi hospital. thousands of civilians were seeking medical treatment and shelter there. the hamos resistance movements has strongly condemned this attack saying israel is committing genocide in every sense. regime's raids also killed 107 palestinians in rafa and khans in the southern gaza strip. at least six people were also killed when a school run by the united nations refugee agency was shelled. at least six people were killed this afternoon when an honoi school was hit in almagazi refugee camp. this is outrageous and it again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. no place is safe in gaza anymore, not even un facilities. death toll from israel's bombardment now has surpassed the 3,000. and mark, this includes more than a thous children. the palestinian health ministry says around 13,00 people have also been injured. israel's blamed islamic jihad resistance movement for the hospital att

may, very quickly -- in the 18 days since hamas killed 1,400 israelis, the hamas-controlled gaza health ministry says israeli forces have killed over 6,000 palestinians, including 2,700 children. you've previously asked netanyahu to minimize civilian casualties. do these numbers say to you that he is ignoring that message? president biden: what they say to me is i have no notion that the palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. i'm sure innocents have been killed, and it's the price of waging a war. i think we should be incredibly careful. i think -- well, not “we” -- the israelis should be incredibly careful to be sure that they're focusing on going after the folks that are propagating this war against israel. and it's against their interest when that doesn't happen. but i have no confidence in the number that the palestinians are using.

gaza's health ministry says hundreds of people were killed in a blast at a hospital in gaza city tonight. officials there claimant on an israeli airstrike of the israeli military says the palestinian jihad group is responsible for the attack. the carnage at the hospital has escalated the conflict. as israel continues bombing the hamas -controlled territory, palestinians scrambled to rescue children following an airstrike in the southern gaza town of brava. the producer describes what he saw. >> i saw dozens of killed people and dozens of injured. >> reporter: israel says it was targeting hamas hideouts and command centers. the attacks came amid a growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. food and other supplies are dwindling with aid stuck at the border with egypt. atop israeli officials said tuesday the country wants to make sure the aid does not end up in the hands of hamas. he also suggested the aid may be tied to the release of hostages taken by hamas. 21-year-old mia shim is seen here in images from a hamas propaganda video. >> i don't know if she was dead or alive . i am begging the wor

gaza's health ministry has urged the international community to pressure israel into halting attack health infrastructures. the ministry said hospital operations were severely hampered by the presence of thousands of displaced people sheltering there. more than 8,00 palestinians have so far been killed in israel's relentless bombardment of gaza that began on october 7th. 70% of the casualties are women, children and the elly. people around the world continue with the... demonstrations in solidarity with palestinians emit growing anti israel sentiments of the regime's brutal aggression against the besegedship. thousands gathered in israeli's largest city sydney in support of palestinians, protesters could be heard chanting shame shame israel by calling the israelian government complicit with genocide happening in gaza. in the spanish capital thousand's marched in central madrid the announced israel's... continued bombardment of palestinians. hundreds of lebanese protesters also took the dis of beirout calling for an end to the regime's bloodshed. propalestine rallies have been held since is

gaza's health ministry says nearly 4400 palestinians have been killed and more than 13,500 have been injured. over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. this as the first aid convoy entered the gaza strips. since the ongoing bombing campaign started on october the 7th. israel has ever since imposed total bloccade on the strip cutting food, water, electricity and fuel supplies to the densely populated area. the regime says the aid will go only to southern areas of the ghaza strip and it does not include fuel. humanitarian groups say this initial aid is drop in the ocean. hamas says the aid cannot change the catastrophic medical conditions in gaza. meanwhile pakistan has dispatched the humanitarian aid package to the gaza strip to provide some relief for the besieged palestinian population. the move comes as the nation has demonstrated insolidarity for palestinians on friday. a correspondent nasa kasmi has more in this report. pakistan has dispatched a 100 ton aid package to gaza with. is reeling from israel's relentless bombing. the humanitarian assistance includes m

gaza. the health ministry in the gaza strip says hundreds of victims were trapped under rubble of the ali al arabi hospital. thousands of civilians are seeking medical treatment and many shelter. there hamas resistance movement strongly condemns this attack saying israel is committing genocide in every sense. regime's raids also killed 107 palestinians in rafa and khanis the southern gazo strip. at least six people were also killed when a school run by the united nations refugee agency was shelled. at least six people were killed this afternoon when an enrwa school was hit in magazi refugee camp. this is outrageous and it again shows a flagrant disregard for the lives of civilians. no place is safe in gaza anymore, not even un facilities. total death toll from israel's aggression now stands at over 3,000, over 1,000 children are among the victims. according to the palestinian health ministry, around 13,00 people have also been injured. humanitarian situation. is getting worse by the hour in gaza with hospitals facing collapse. meanwhile, israel forces are also ramping up aggression against p

gaza's health ministry has earged the international community to pressure israel into halting attacks on health infrastructures. the ministry said hospital operations were severely. by the presence of thousands of displaced people sheltering there. more than 8,00 palestinians have so far been killed in israel's relentless bombardment of gaza that began on october the 7th. 70% of the casualties of women, children and elderly. people around the continue with the demonstrations in solidarity with the palestinians and growing anti-israel sentence of the regime brutal aggression against the besep. thousands gathered in australia city sydney in support of palestinians. protesters could be heard parting shame shame israel while calling the israelian government completed the genside happening in gaza. in the spanish capital thousands in central madrid denouncing israel's continued bombardment of palestinians. hundreds of lebanese protesters also took to the streets of beirout calling for an end the regime's bloodched. for palestan radies. have been held since israel started this mass killing

gaza's health ministry has urged the international community to pressure israel into halting tacks and health infrastructures. the ministry's hospital operations were severely hampered by the presence of thousands of displaced people sheltering there. more than palestinians of sofor have been killed in the relentless bombardment of gaza began on october seven. 70% of the casualties are women, children and the elderly. the west bank israely forces have killed three more palestinians on separateas of the occupied territory young palestinian man brazmi arafat suck to the boom distained by gun fire in the city of naplosus was shot in the balata refugee camp in the west bank 25 year old saint yusef arabi was killed in the day refugee camp in the city of bethlehem and the third palestinian man was killed in an israeli rade in the city of janin. the latest fatalities are raid 117 the total number of palestinians killed by troops in the west bank since october the 7th. that is when the regime launched is gaza strip. the top prosecutor of the international criminal court has warned that hinderi

gaza's health ministry has earged the international community to pressure israel into halting attacks on health infrastructures. the ministry said hospital operations were severely hampered by the presence of thousands of displaced people sheltering there. more than 8,00 palestinians have so far been killed in israel's. bombardment of gaza that began on october the 7th. 70% of the casualties are women, children and elderly. in the west bank, israeli forces are killed three more palestinians during rates on several areas of the occupied territory, young palestinian man arasmi arafat succumbed to the wounds he sustained by israelly fire in the city of nablus. he was shot in the balata refugee camp, elsewhere in the west bank 20. was killed in the vese refugee camp in the city of bethlehem and a third palestinian man was killed in an israeli rade in the city of janin. the latest fatalities raised to 117. the total number of palestinians killed by israel troops in the west bank since october the 7th. that's when the regime launched this war on the besep. the top prosecutor of the internat

let's get you the headlines the gaza health ministry says more than 15—hundred people have now been killednot end until its hostages are released, as power and clean water start to run out. and the us secretary of state meets survivors of saturday's attacks, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. welcome to the programme. starting with the latest from the gaza health ministry

actions that we see carried out today, in fact the last time i checked um according to the gaza health ministry, 50 entire families are now wiped out from the ministry uh from the gaza health ministry and top of that as you mentioned they are targeting journalists not only in gaza but also as we see yesterday uh a journalist for brouters was killed, bruters wouldn't even mention the name israel, so you see the exact amount of power that the zionist lobby has to the point where uh members of un humanitarian missions are being killed, journalists are being killed, yet none of these western um organizations or these or these organizations that are popped up by the west will even go so far as wag finger at israel, so you see the exact. power of the zionist lobby, while meanwhile the rest of the world, what we would call, for example the global south, she's exactly what israel is, it's a dangerous political entity, uh, we do need to stress the fact it is a political entity, and it's committing uh ethnic cleansing before our very eyes, while western governments sit back and do nothing, in fact some w

we have the figures from the gaza health ministry saying that 324 people have been killed in gaza in anitarian ceasefire, do you think that is at all possible? yes, i do. you think that is at all possible? yes, ido. i you think that is at all possible? yes, i do. ithink you think that is at all possible? yes, i do. i think there are very intense negotiations between the un and i know they are talking, i have heard this from senior un sources they are talking to the israeli government about creating humanitarian corridors and i think the very intense negotiations are to try and get the hostages out. among the hostages, you have 34 hostages of dual nationality, that is a high number. so you have got a very large number. so you have got a very large number of countries that have a direct stake, it is notjust about saving israeli hostages, it is about saving israeli hostages, it is about saving their own nationals. it is also about saving the palestinians. they have put tremendous pressure on egypt and egypt is not necessarily so happy about it to open the border. so i think we will see m

gaza's health ministry says nearly 4400 palestinians have been killed and more than 13,500 have been injured. over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. the first aid convoy entered the gaza strip since the ongoing bombing campaign started on october the 7th. israel has ever since imposed total siege on the strip. cutting, food, water, electricity and fuel supplies to the densely populated area. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. said khan associated professor of the near east and global studies at wayne state university from detroit, michigan, welcome to press tv sir, now mr. khan, 16 days of onslot 4,400 innocent palestinian people killed, over 70% of them children women and the elderly, and now the regime is talking about a ground invasion, it says that it will step up airs on gaza what it cause the next stages of the war, which is the ground invasion, so how is this is being said for a week, so the question would be why there has been this delay so far? there's a few different explanations that have been given regarding the delay, one of course was th

gaza's health ministry says, nearly 4400 palestinians have been killed and more than 13,500 have been injured. over 70% of the victims are children, women and the elderly. this as the first eight convoy entered the gazasrip. since the ongoing bombing campaign started on october the 7th. israel has ever since imposed total blockade on the strip cutting food, water, electricity and fuel supplies to the densely populated area. the regime says the aid will go only to southern areas of the gaza strip and it does not include fuel. humanitarian groups say this initial aid is drop in the ocean. hamar says the aid cannot change the catastrophic medical conditions in gaza. meanwhile the hamas resistance movement says it intended to release two women captives held in the gaza strip but israel has declined to receive them. hamas's military wing the qassan brigades says they informed qatari officials of the plan on friday. the group spokesman abubaida said the move was based on humanitarian grounds and that hamas didn't demand any compensation. he said the group is still ready to release the capti

let's get you the headlines: the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. israel warns the siege of gaza will not end until its hostages are released, as power and clean water start to run out. and the us secretary of state meets survivors of saturday's attacks, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. we hooper my correspondence in israel and gaza and the tracking another big story for you, looking ahead to this. australians have been asked if they want to change the constitution to recognise indigenous people for the first time. voice-over: li’se indigenous people for the first time. voice-over:— indigenous people for the first time. voice-over: live from our studio in singapore, _ time. voice-over: live from our studio in singapore, this- time. voice-over: live from our studio in singapore, this is - studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to the programme. starting with the latest from the gaza health ministry which says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes si

in fact, the last time i checked, um, "according to the gaza health ministry, 50 entire families are now wiped out from the ministry, from the gaza health ministry, and top of that, as you mentioned, they are targeting journalists, not only in vaza, but also as we see yesterday, a journalist from ruuters was killed, abrudus wouldn't even mention the name israel, so you see the exact amount of power that the zionist lobby has to the point where uh members of un humanitarian missions are being killed, journalists are being killed. yet none of these western um organizations or these or these organizations that are popped up by the west will even go so far as wag finger at israel so you see the exact power of the... lobby while meanwhile the rest of the world, what we would call, for example the global south, she's exactly what israel is, it's a dangerous political entity, we do need to stress the fact that is a political entity, and it's committing uh ethnic cleansing before our very eyes, while western governments sit back and do nothing, in fact some western governments have gone so fa

and just as we were talking we got the latest numbers in from the gaza health ministry. 1799 health ministryli air strikes gaza since saturday. that is according to the gaza health ministry. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. we are going to move on to a slightly different story that has just been reaching us here in the bbc and that is alistair cooke, the cricketer, has announced his retirement from professional cricket, ending a record—breaking 20 year career. if you thought he had already retired, he retired from test cricket which is why he has seen less of him playing for england and more on commentating duties but he has now retired from all forms of the game and he said it is not easy to say goodbye, cricket has been so much more than myjob. it has allowed me to experience places i never dreamt i would go, be part of teams that have achieved things i would never have thought possible and most importantly created deep friendships that will last a lifetime. he scored 12,472 test runs and 33 centuries which are both england records. you're live with bbc news. rallies i

the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. the un says the situation on the ground in gaza is "dire", with food and water running low. the us secretary of state has vowed unending american support for israel during a visit to the country. and in other news — the leading republican candidate for us house speaker suddenly drops out of the race. hello. i'm caitriona perry. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told parliament that difficult days await at the swearing in of his new war cabinet. those comments come as israeli forces continue to strike targets in gaza. israel has cut off fuel, water and electricity supplies to more than 2 million people in an effort to force hamas to release some 150 israeli hostages. amid the destruction on the ground, the un also warns some 50,000 pregnant women in gaza are unable to access essential health services or clean water. israeli tanks were seen gathering thursday along the boundary with gaza — signs of a possible ground invasion. meanwhile, the confirmed death toll continues to

let's get you the headlines the gaza health ministry says more than 15—hundred people have now been killedn israeli airstrikes. israel warns the siege of gaza will not end until its hostages are released, as power and clean water start to run out. and the us secretary of state meets survivors of saturday's attacks, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. welcome to the programme. starting with the latest from the gaza health ministry which says more than 15—hundred people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes since saturday. these are pictures of strikes hitting buildings in the territory earlier. thousands more have been injured. meanwhile, israel's top general has admitted that the armed forces failed to protect the state, and its citizens, when hamas launched its offensive. more than 13—hundred israelis died during the attacks, most of them civilians. in the next half hour, we'll hear from correspondents across the region. but first, our international editorjeremy bowen begins our coverage, travelling to ki

a585 people have been killed there in the last two weeks according to the hamas—run gaza health ministrythan 1,700 of them children. and israel says it is now preparing to step up its attacks on gaza to increase the pressure on hamas. the convoy which entered gaza earlier was carrying food, water and medicine, which have been running out in gaza. but israel refused to allow in fuel, which is needed to power hospital generators and water pumping stations. the un says at least 100 aid trucks are needed every day to cover gaza's essential needs. israel sealed its borders with gaza, imposing a total blockade on the strip 12 days ago following the hamas attack on israel in which 1,400 people were killed. the rafah crossing between egypt and gaza is now the only way to get vital supplies in. 0ur reporter rushdi abualouf has the latest from the rafah crossing. the place where most of, all of the trucks that brought today are now in warehouse for the un. drop in the ocean, everybody here is describing this aid but it's hoped open for 2.3 million people. a window open today 20s trucks carrying es

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the gaza health ministry says at least 500 people have been killed. patients and civilians seeking shelter. tonight, the palestinians blaming israel. israel insisting it was an errant rocket fired by islamic jihad. and just moments ago, president biden leaving the white house for his high stakes visit to israel. but we have just learned a key part of this trip, a second stop in jordan to meet with arab leaders, has listen called off by those leaders. tonight, video circulating online, showing a fiery aftermath of the night time explosion at that hospital in gaza. and the desperate search now to find any survivors in the rubble. and to recover the dead. thousands of palestinian civilians hadshelter at that hospital. the president boarding air force one just a short time ago, a trip to a tense war zone, usually done in secret. this one clearly on the world stage. and of course, it does come with risk. and tonight, with hamas claiming to be holding up to 250 hostages, we hear from the family of this young woman seen in that video released bill hamas. but

let's bring you some breaking news coming in from the | breaking news coming in from the gaza health ministryded in israeli strikes on a refugee camp. this is the refugee camp located in the gaza strip, one of eight refugee camps located just north of gaza city, close to the village of the same name. the camp covers about 1.4 square kilometres and we know that the palestinian refugees there are registered with the un refugee department in the jabbar layer camp, so we are hearing now from the gaza health ministry that dozens of palestinians have been killed and wounded in strikes on that camp. the scene you are just seeing was the scene you are just seeing was the scene live in gaza. i want to bring more information about how it is impacting travel within israel. several airlines have suspended services to tel aviv, including three us air carriers. air france, lufthansa and emirates, but some evacuation flights have left the airport. hungary and poland have transported 300 of their nationals on board three aircraft. the nepalese government is expected to meet to discuss how best to evacuate it

the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. israel warns the siege of gaza will not end until its hostages are released as power and clean water start to run out. the us secretary of state stands by israel, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. and in other news — the leading republican candidate for us house speaker suddenly drops out of the race. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. the united nations is describing the humanitarian situation in gaza as dire. these are pictures of israeli strikes hitting buildings in the territory earlier. israel has cut off fuel, water, and electricity supplies to more than two million people in an effort to force hamas to release some 150 israeli hostages. amid the destruction on the ground, the un also warns some 50,000 pregnant women in gaza are unable to access essential health services or clean water. israeli tanks were seen gathering thursday along the boundary with gaza — signs of a possible ground invasion. meanwhile, the confirmed death toll contin

they gaza health ministry says at least 51 people were killed overnight. a humanitarian situation is worsening in gaza after israel ordered a complete siege. 0n on wednesday the only power station in gaza ran out of fuel meaning the area is lying on generators. these area is lying on generators. these are some of the other key developments as art. the united nations says more than 338,000 people have now been forced to flee their homes into gaza. ahead of a possible incursion benjamin netanyahu has established a national emergency unity government with the opposition leader benny gantz. israel has continued its mobilisation of troops. hundreds of thousands are on the southern boundary with gaza. president biden says he has told mr netanyahu that israel must abide by the rules of law in its fight against us. we are expecting to hear from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and the us secretary of state antony blinken. they are due to hold a press conference shortly. we will bring you that as soon as it happens. you can see the ready and waiting so

gaza. the palestinian health ministry says hospitals in gaza can no longer receive new patients. un human rights office spokesperson has also warned humanitarian situation in gaza's teetering on the brink of catastrophe. the humanitarian situation in gaza is now verging on catastrophe due to lack of water, power, sanitation, essential medicine, food and other basic necessities. germany lawrence describes israel. moved to cut off civilians from accessing essential goods as a form of collective punishment and violation of international law, meanwile the un agency for palestinian refugees says only 54 trucks with relief supplies have so far crossed over into gaza, says the besieg territory is not getting the relief supplies it urgently needs. undra has warned if fuel does not enter the gaza strip, it will be forced to halt its operations on wednesday night. the united nations secretary general antonio guteres has decried violations of international law in gaza urging immediate humanitarian sease fire. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law

the palestinian health ministry, the gaza health ministry has said it was an israeli air strike for theng. israelis have said they don't have details about what happened and they're looking into it. i expect the americans are also waiting to see more details about what caused this explosion. i think from people watching the israeli counter offensive, especially palestinians and especially those on the ground it is too damn obvious that it was an israeli airstrike. we will have to see. i think the americans will come out with some sort of response at some point but they are trying to get more details, probably. they are trying to get more details, robabl . ., . ., ,., ., probably. how much more important because his — probably. how much more important because his visit _ probably. how much more important because his visit now _ probably. how much more important because his visit now become - probably. how much more important because his visit now become by i because his visit now become by president biden tomorrow? i think, as i said before, _ president biden tomorrow? i think, as i said

the gaza health ministry says 7700 palestinians have died, though we do not know how many are hamas fightersbenjamin netanyahu warned the fighting would be long and difficult. >> on saturday, smoke rising from airstrikes. the idf reported video it said were tanks. officials called it a new phase of the war but did not define it as a grounded asian. >> the border remained heavily fortified. >> they confirmed they attacked from the air, land and sea. this morning, the operation is ongoing. >> in a video, the idf issued a warning. >> for your immediate safety, we urge residents of gaza to relocate south. >> airstrikes have cut off internet and phone signals and arabic is the main language for most living in gaza. >> people can't call each other and tell each other what going on. show us what you are doing. >> some israelis to size the increased attacks. at a gathering in tel aviv, they worry the captives might be doing collateral damage. >> too much military pressure. we could hurt our own people. >> outside the region, harsh words for benjamin netanyahu. >> just as benjamin netanyahu is a terr

gaza's health ministry says more than a thousand palestinians have been killed — and more than 5000 woundeddoctors are struggling to cope. i had to take this six or seven—year—old child, a beautiful young girl to the operating room, with horrific facial injuries. her mother, who is also a doctor at the hospital had been killed. while in israel, the military says 1200 people are now known to have died in the attacks by hamas gunmen on israeli soil. israeli ground troops are massing close to gaza in preparation for a ground assault. the israeli prime minister has called this a savage attack of a kind not seen since the holocaust. 17 british nationals, including children, are now understood to be dead or missing after the hamas attack on israel. this is the scene live in gaza — we'll have the latest on the escalating conflict. hello, i'm lucy hockings, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israeli troops are massing near the gaza border in preparation for what could be a ground invasion of the territory. such action would be in reprisal for the atta

the gaza health ministry says 900 people in gaza have died in israel's response. >>> the ex-girlfriender crypto exec sam bankman-fried testified in the federal trial against him tuesday. caroline ellison, who took a plea deal with prosecutors, said bankman-fried directed her to commit fraud and money laundering and told her he would be president one day. >>> and the movie musical adaptation of the color purple has a new trailer out. the film stars fantasia barrino and taraji p. henson. the color purple hits theaters christmas day. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we're in israel as it prepares for an expected ground invasion of gaza in what is already the bloodiest war in decades. here in tel aviv, we heard air raid sirens throughout the day with constant threats of rocket attacks. on day four of this escalating war, israel is pounding gaza with hundreds of missile strikes, targeting what the military calls a hamas terror nest. reports tonight the idf took

we have heard by gaza health ministry that the hospitals are essentially collapsing. as she told you? >> what happened, the indonesian hospital yesterday went out of power. i was in gaza two months ago and i went to that hospital with a minor injury. i admired the staff. they don't have electricity, you can't expect much from them. without -- it does not matter how many food tricks go in, without fuel, bakeries, ambulances, how are you going to do anything without fuel? it is a rather chaotic scene. hospitals are sheltering up to 3000 people, just hanging out in the reception area or any open space. sumi: amid this situation, your agency is saying if they don't get more fuel in, they have to seize operations by tomorrow. given the situation, is there any prospect, any possible fuel deliveries? >> the agency announced they would need about 160,000 liters of fuel a day to run hospitals under operations for the food distributions. i don't think we are getting any promises. there might be private conversations that have not been made public. but we know that the israeli si

gaza anymore, not even un facilities. total death tool from israel's aggression now stands at over 3,000 over 1,000 children are among the victims, according to the palestinian health ministry, around 13,000 have also been injured, the humanitarian situation is getting worse by the hour in gaza with hospitals facing collapse, meanwile israely forces are also ramping up their aggression against palestinians in occupied west bank. palestinians have been killed in more than uh thousand wounded since october 7th, according to the territory's health ministry. united nations has warned israel against forceable transfer of civilians in the besige gazo strip saying it will lead to the breach of international law. un human rights chief said legal temporary evacuation of civilians came with obligations on israel which has made no attempt to fulfill. the geneva based agency said israel order to evacuate combined with complete sea on the gaza will amount to forceable transfer of civilians a term for. transfer describes forced relocation of civilian populations of against humanity punishable by the international criminal court. israel ordered residents of northern gaza to leave for the

the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. until its hostages are released as power and clean water start to run out. the us secretary of state stands by israel, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. and in other news — the leading republican candidate for us house speaker suddenly drops out of the race. hello. i'm caitriona perry. you're very welcome. the united nations is describing the humanitarian situation in gaza as dire. these are pictures of israeli strikes hitting buildings

the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killed in israeli airstrikes. a is "dire", with food and water running low. the us secretary of state has vowed unending american support for israel during a visit to the country. and in other news — the leading republican candidate for us house speaker suddenly drops out of the race. hello. i'm caitriona perry. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has told parliament that difficult days await at the swearing in of his new war cabinet. those comments come as israeli forces continue to strike

the hamas—run gaza health ministry says a36 people died in 2a hours, taking the total number of palestiniansmbing to more than 5,000. more than 1,400 israelis were killed in the 7th of october hamas attacks. these are the main developments in the conflict so far today. israel says it has attacked 320 more targets in the past day.

to a hypothetical here. >> just to quickly follow up on something john kirby said about the gaza health ministry expected to be helpful for americans watching from afar, does the administration see the gaza health ministry a credible source for information concerning the crisis on the ground? >> he literally just spoke to this. he just answered this question. >> he said they were associated with hamas. >> he literally just spoke to this in answered it. i don't have anything additional to say. he just said we should question. right? he answered the question. i don't have anything else to say. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> a potential meeting between president xi in president biden at the summit. is china stands on israel and ukraine on the agenda? i did the wake of attacks in europe, i'm assuming the u.s. does not want to see any other -- [indiscernible] >> a couple of things just to say at the top as you know. he is going to be meeting with secretary blinken and our national security advisor jake sullivan. and so he is going to be in town on friday. that is when those meetings are going to occ

gaza's health ministry supplies. gaza's health ministry says at least 950 people have been killed . israel puts its been killed. israel puts its death toll at 1200. the uk's defence secretary, grant shapps , told gb news this morning the international support for israel is crucial . is crucial. >> attack was clearly absolute barbaric in nature , so they have barbaric in nature, so they have an absolute right to defend themselves. we have asked them to ask us when they need anything specific. they say, and those those conversations are ongoing . but you know, i think ongoing. but you know, i think the main thing that they need is understanding and support from the rest of the world right now , because what happened was unprecedented and frankly, pure evil . evil. >> and all flights at london luton airport are suspended until 3 pm. and people are being asked not to travel there after large fire in a terminal car park. videos on social media show flames and smoke tearing through cars parked at the airport terminal last night. the fire services say the places suffered significant struct

according to gaza's health ministry, nearly. 1800 palestinians have been killed since the strikes began on saturday, around 800 are women and children. thousands have been injured too, while more than 420,000 garzans have been displaced. the palestinian resistance movement hamas says at least 13 israelis and foreigners being held by the group have been killed in israeli airstrikes as well. in the meantime, human rights groups have confirmed that the regime has used white fosphorus munitions in attacks on gaza. "the territory remains under israel's complete sie with no access to electricity, water, food and medicines. as part of his operation, al-axa flood against israel, hamas has been firing thousands of missiles into the occupied territories. the palestinian resistance movement has now carried out the fartest launch since this military campaign began on. saturday, palestinians say ayash 250 was fired at israel's northern command base in the city of saffed. israeli media claim it was intercepted by the regime's missile systems. sirens were sounded all the way from settlements close to

president biden said a couple of days ago, because it is important to note that the palestinian health ministry, gazaministry is controlled by hamas, a terrorist organization. >> yes. >> they're the ones putting the numbers out about how many have been killed. here is what president biden said. >> i have no notion that palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed. i'm sure innocents have been killed and it's the price of waging a war. but i have no confidence in the number that the palestinians are using. >> do you have any thoughts on that, particularly when it comes to children? does your team have any count. >> look, we have 25 people there. they're trying to stay alive and they're trying to get supplies to children. i always think there's a million children in gaza. half of the population as you just said. all packed into an enormously small area. so the density is incredible. many times higher than in new york city. so, when you see the level of destruction and the damage that's done, you know, we know that thousands of innocent people, children and families, are being hur

let's get you the headlines: the gaza health ministry says more than 1,500 people have now been killedisraeli airstrikes. israel warns the siege of gaza will not end until its hostages are released, as power and clean water start to run out. and the us secretary of state meets survivors of saturday's attacks, saying hamas is intentionally putting civilians in harm's way. we hooper my correspondence in israel and gaza and the tracking another big story for you, looking ahead to this. australians have been asked if they want to change the constitution to recognise indigenous people for the first time. voice-over: li’se

the gaza health ministry says at least 500 people have been killed and is really error striking a hospital in gaza city because they are impossible was said to be filled with wounded answer. those seeking shelter if this is confirmed, it would be the deadliest is riley airstrikes in recent years. and is really military spokesperson has said that there are no details on the blast. and we heard it just earlier, a urgent call from the world food program for humanitarian aid to get into gaza. i spoke earlier to our correspondent rebecca rivers and i asked her if there is any clarity on how and when this might happen. yeah, that's right. glad time is really running out. as we know we've been saying for days, food fuel, water, electricity has been off the days, but food fuel water is also fast running out. we hear that the hospitals are running out of supplies and the people are going to start running out of drinking water as which will create all sorts of other problems and water born diseases and the like. so the humanitarian situation for the people now living in gaza, fleeing the nose to the