the houses there is hunting, the load reporting from darrow, the in the central part of the gaza. strip on what's going on in it. come all at one hospital. thank you very much. funerals have been held in gaza city for victims of it is really attack the target into a house multiple times on thursday night. at least 20 palestinians were killed there. and with children among the dead and injured, several displaced families had been staying in the building. in the issue, jaya neighborhood, regardless of the building, was hit 3 times 3 times. and every time people a mess it could most of it was gone. nobody's best all of them. a dad, a whole family lives here. a whole families been wanting to wait. an entire families wiped from the civil registry because of view israel. you kill civilians that the hunger and starvation is in evidence across the gaza strip. in the north experts or warning that of famine is under way. most bakeries have been destroyed and with food in such scarce supply prices or skyrocketing a single bag of flour can cost as much as $220.00. and some families are only eating

what is israel sign for the gaza strip today? they think you're asking be a very difficult question. a really okay, well thank you so much for speaking to us. mr. bailey and you'll see bailey, for me, is really dressed as minister joining us from tennessee. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. let's speak to. kimberly, how could i white house correspondent joining us on the phone from washington d. c. kimberly any reaction to this news at the i c. c has issued arrest warrants for israel is the prime minister is for the defense minister, and tomas is a leader. we're reaching out to the blank uh the 5 and administration. the national security council, no doubt will have very strong condemnation of it based on the fact that this is something that opposed 5 months ago. we know that anthony, blinking in particular back in may, said that the by the ministration rejected the equivalence between how mos in israel, in this case, that the court had no jurisdiction. and that the prosecutor is specifically when targeting these lead

ben intensified it's bombing of residential areas of the northern gaza strip and plaza city. since israel began it's bonding campaign in gaza in october, we're seeing really high, very, very high number of attacks on medical facilities, medical transport and medical workers. and this started really in the early days of their, their campaign in gaza and has included showing on medical facilities rocket fire air strikes, really any range of weapons impacting medical facilities. the gaza strip to general director of hospitals and medical staff at hospitals in the north got phone calls from the is really on the ordering them to evacuate and threatening to bomb the hospitals. they ended up getting back up in the middle of them as well. the phone knows that should the talk and it's probably the most touch on that. yeah . how does it say on the slate? the ultimate, in addition to slow eating, when to do the supplemental session, what's going on that kind of will make a flat damian with such fab as the ocean level of the general thinking. okay, 50 it's and then another unlimited edit

-- the least amount of aid enter the gaza strip.the ground is getting unbearable. they are fighting over bags of flour, surviving on tinned cans of food. it is hopeless and desperate at the same time. it is frustrating for humanitarians on the ground because we are here and everyone working here is risking their lives, trying to do as much as they can for the community. the frustration we have is never having enough supplies over the last 13 months of the war. caitriona: when the u.s. state department says although israel has not made a significant enough difference, it is happy it is seeing some steps that would allow conditions to improve. are you seeing those steps? are ? >>, not at all. we categorically reject this. there is no one here that would tell you differently. nothing is improving. if anything, it is getting worse. 37 trucks on average enter the gaza strip per day in october. that is for 2.2 million people who have fed everything taken from them the last 13 months. this is shelter, this is their homes. any food, any acc

it's ground invasion into the north of the gaza strip. on the 26th of october, tanks were accompanied by heavy air strikes near a puts hospital and other medical facilities in gaza, city ambulances, carrying the injured couldn't then reach these hospitals. and those sheltering there became trapped inside the the the in the week that followed the is really army attacks. areas near the indonesian hospital at cook's hospital, the turkish unset, doctor hospital and i left the hospital. the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs said on the 6th of november that a 122000 displaced. people were sheltering in gauze as hospitals. the hospitals in the north still had no few medical supplies or electricity. and then we are certainly seeing parallels happen here, where is really forces are systematically targeting and impacting health care infrastructure, making medical facilities and essentially be able are before us to cease their operations because they cannot continue providing treatment safely or they do not have the f

it's ground invasion into the north of the gaza strip. on the 26th of october. tanks were accompanied by heavy air strikes. you're a puts hospital and other medical facilities in gaza. city ambulance is caring, the injured couldn't then reach these hospitals. and those sheltering their became trapped inside the the, the in the week that followed the is really army attacks. areas near the indonesian hospital at cook's hospital, the turkish unset, doctor hospital and i left the hospital. the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs said on the 6th of november that a 122000 displaced. people were sheltering in gauze as hospitals. the hospitals in the north still had no few medical supplies or electricity. and then we are certainly seeing parallels happen here. where is really forces are systematically targeting and impacting health care infrastructure, making medical facilities and essentially be able are before us to cease their operations because they cannot continue providing treatment safely or they do not have t

so the highest amount of 8 across the whole gaza strip is close to the lowest. it's paying for this entire will. we don't getting enough trucks. it's a number of factors, but all of these taxes can be remedies. these are things that can be addressed by one increasing the volume provide that gets into the gaza strip that would help. and of course, we noticed the size of that stuff and the people that were serving don't have to dodge problems and bullets while we're trying to do our work studies. 7 trucks today got into the gaza strip, you know, type a 37 a day. and we used to get in 500 trucks. the day before was i was just incredibly low and it is not enough aid. so 2000000 people to survive on and really being forced to choose between death and stuff. ational displacement is as poss, legislation to enable children as young as 12 years old to be arrested on terrorism charges that social security minister celebrated this as a staff tools quote, the death of errors the simple as low as editor education law that will allow teachers to be fide and budgets and the di

what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is a destination of the health care system, including the kid that has newborn babies. main street. is that right? and we have on of the humanitarian crisis in gaza saying critical infrastructure had been destroyed and it's just the everyday people now putting it on there for a new day of post election chaos in mos on be leaving. i was like, find the 2 people that the photos saying the unwrapped as part of an old prorated attempt to post the live ad worldwide or signing of the power from budapest to bartlet televi. find america's next oval office tenant. so much talked about this, our hero, nazi and so as donald trump is now set to retake the overall for us for the next 4 years, europe and leaders, a terrified best scrambling for a new strategy on ukraine that says voices for peace, have begun to drown out the walls or perhaps suggesting a new going and has a right. are you going to be kept up to stop the us elections? the camp of those who once piece increased money fault. we're not talking about victory or failure. we're talking about

now in the gaza strip. honey. the absolutely. and it keeps on folding, you know, very, very difficult. wait and put more people's life at risk here, particularly in the reservation. it created in the northern part of district where is there's literally 0 access to any of the basic needs to keep people alive. this is exactly the trend interpretation of how starvation is used as a walk in of war by these rated prime minister, and by a, by his defense degree with, or the former one or the new one. they're still using the same exact policies of the starving people to death, then either to kill them or to enforce them out of their, their homes. this not for good. this is the sentiment that has fueled the genocide to keeps on folding. and this horrific away the early a weeks. i know in the early months of the gymnast, by the way, many of these really officials, including the political level and the military to get pushing for this kind of sentiment. and many of the, many of the acts on the ground, the gymnast by the likes to get going

um, is that i need clarification on the situation that so the amount of 8 across the whole gaza strip is close to the lowest experience of this entire was $37.00 trucks today. got into the guys the strip, you know, type a 37 a day and we used to get in 500 trucks the day before. well, so it was just incredibly low and it is not a, not a so to 1000000 people to survive on. now only a fraction of that 8 is getting to the north of gaza. so it's, it's really, really difficult for people that to survive. they don't have access to was, is medicine to, to food, to shelter, and really being forced to choose between death, starvation or displacement. you talks up $500.00 trucks before the war started now down to $0.30. and what's the reason for that? unbelievable drop is that lack of infrastructure is that the roads have been boned or is it being held up on one of the sides to so there's only 3 crossings open into the gaza strip. and the screening process is out those crossings for the eighty's controlled and we don't getting enough trucks as we would like to. and then of course, on the inside

and then within the last week, what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is the estimation of the health care system, including the kid that those newborn baby's name, eunice raises, or the alarm over the montana increases in the same critical infrastructure have been destroyed and people are paying i'm, i'm federal price the a very welcome to you from the entire all to international news. see, we're coming to live from laska. let's take a look at the top. so is this all i have in the home phone is science. a re take the oval office for the next full years. you're apparently there's off grumbling for a new strategy on the cleaning. config files as voice is full piece, have begun to drown out some little more suggesting a new door as arrived. a buffet stopping us elections the camp of those who wants peace, increased money, phone numbers, we're not talking about victory or failure. we're talking about the ceasefire and human lives. we're talking about stopping the destruction of for those who have this perspective about 4 are in the majority. they are more numerous than before

and what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is a destination of the health care system, including the kid that those newborn babies need. we estimate that 4000 newborn babies haven't been able to get that care because of a tax on hospitals. and as a result, many of the most likely will kill because they rely on that kansas of the highest amount of 8 across the whole gaza strip is close to the lowest. explains that this entire will. we don't getting enough trucks. it's a number of factors, but all of these boxes can be remedies. these are the things that can be addressed by one, increasing the volume of a that gets into the gaza strip that would help. and of course, we noticed the size of that stuff and the people that were serving don't have to dodge problems and bullets while we're trying to do our work studies. 7 trucks today got into the gaza strip, you know, type a that he 7 a day. and we used to get in 500 trucks the day before. well, so it was just incredibly low and it is not enough. 8. so 2000000 people to survive on and really being forced to choose between this stuff. at

they said she was killed by actions of the israeli military in the gaza strip in the north, where thereair strikes going on. there are horrendous casualties figures there, almost every day we hear of air strikes where a lot of civilians have been killed by israeli air strikes in the north of the gaza strip. they produced this video and the idf, the israel defense forces, say they are investigating and they are in contact with the family, but they don't have the body so it is hard for them to know, and they have warned that sometimes hamas plays psychological tricks to try and demoralise the enemy. it is something that we have been quite cautious about because there is no, as yet official confirmation from the israeli side whether this person has been killed, or even a name released. been killed, or even a name released-— been killed, or even a name released. . ~ . ~' , ., released. frank, thank you. our security correspondent, - released. frank, thank you. our security correspondent, frank. security correspondent, frank gardner there. meanwhile, the lebanon's health ministry says 3,670

what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is at the destination of the health care system, including the kid that those newborn babies need raises of the law over the mind, taking classes in the other se critical infrastructure as being destroyed and people i'm paying an unbearable twice the 12 month. go to the world. this is off the it's good to have your company today. my name's what are some of our top story. well in support. kids with a golem gaining access, occlusal rule materials, and the comb, fit within dumbasses in the area have extensive as those of lithium, which are essential for the development of the renewable energy sector. a gentleman part of that man, but made those comments in a recent televised interview because don't know tom, talking at donald trump and the fact that putting in my just take it on bass as the on to make a piece. we all wish that piece would come some day on the valid version, but this also has to be, can nama consequence, chowsky. she comes of trends. and i believe that 80 percent of ukraine's mineral resources are in don passer and then who and h

think is it the, is there any slides hit a residential building and but my here in the news of the gaza strip reports of at least 50 palestinians killed the site. this is out of their life. and so coming up the wave of russian rockets target ukraine's energy facilities on its capital. keep forcing people to take shelter in on the ground metro stations. a south african court orders the listing of police located on an abandon mine way, hundreds of legal minus on the track. the stupid type food leaves the trail of destruction in the northern philippines. displacing the 1000000 people the will you begin in northern garza where up to 50 pa, the stadiums have been killed by as rainy as for like some a residential building in the city of beth law. here it was housing palestinians who'd been forcibly displaced eye witnesses, se paramedics struggles to reach the size of the attack, and the strikes level, the building, leaving any knowledge of mountains of rubble. let's go ahead and canarsie joins us from outside. i likes the hospital and there about him, so a may just strike in a multi story building

territory within the gaza strip itself that is currently controlled by the idf?ow palestinians who - controlled by the idf? yes, or allow palestinians who have . allow palestinians who have been displaced from the north to return to their homes, in exchange for releasing the hostages. it is changing the terms of the negotiations. before it was prisoners and ceasefires for hostages and that was basically hamas rules and now israel is trying to change the rules of the game. no one is in israel sameness as official policy but this appears to be the direction as as taking. i appears to be the direction as as taking-— appears to be the direction as as taking. i want to talk about donald trump _ as taking. i want to talk about donald trump now, _ as taking. i want to talk about donald trump now, obviously| as taking. i want to talk about l donald trump now, obviously in line to become the next us president. he has vowed throughout this campaign to bring peace to the region, to end the war there in gaza, do you think that is realistic, and how will they do that? first o

but the palestinians have welcomed it, both by hamas and islamic jihad, the organisations in the gaza stripinians who want to see accountability for what they say is an ongoing assault against the civilian population there. it is worth reminding viewers that while these words were being prepared by both sides, the war in gaza goes on and on the last 2a hours, according to authorities there, at least 100 people have died, mostly civilians, in air strikes, mainly in the north of the gaza strip, in that vicinity, israel says it is going after hamas command and control centres, and the remnants of hamas but it seems that civilians are bearing the brunt of the conflict, which is still going on more than 13 months on amid horrendous conditions.— months on amid horrendous conditions. ~ . , ., conditions. what has been going on on the ground _ conditions. what has been going on on the ground in _ conditions. what has been going on on the ground in gaza? - conditions. what has been going on on the ground in gaza? a - on on the ground in gaza? number of on on the ground in gaza? numberofair on on the

and of course, the debt continues in the gaza strip., for now, gone home. —— that continues in the gaza strip. the dangerfor us interests and personnel in the region remains high, and that is the main reason for increasing the number of assets that are going to the region, to protect us personnel and assets, as well as to support israel. i assets, as well as to support israel. , ., israel. i understand. so in our israel. i understand. so in your view. _ israel. i understand. so in your view, when - israel. i understand. so in your view, when it - israel. i understand. so in your view, when it comes| israel. i understand. so in. your view, when it comes to this deadline, november 13, that the us has said, do you believe that perhaps it is not as much of a priority now, given we have seen so much conflict escalates, including direct attacks by israel or iran? because that is what it seems like you're saying. well, ri . ht seems like you're saying. well, riaht now seems like you're saying. well, right now the — seems like you're saying. we

either follow the eastern 11 on the east. 46th palestinians have been killed in attacks across the gaza strip since dawn on thursday. the worst attacks in northern gaza is really forces are whitening . they're offensive and they fly. yeah. or red crescent medical facility and homes have been targeted. the humanitarian crisis is worst thing is really force has continued to prevent the entry of food and medicine into northern areas. israel siege on the north of this trip is now when it's 34th day. your stuff is warned that the entire population of the north is an imminent risk of death, from famine and disease. hiding the whole just joining us from data, but often central guys or how do you, how desperate is the situation in the north of the gaza strip? and what are people having to deal with the, the reading, the situations in northern ga, the keep evolving in too much harder much it's challenging circumstances for still really remaining residents of the northern part of district. we're not talking about many people live there because there's really monitor and stepped up the attacks and force

s f, doctors without borders still able to work and provide health care in the gaza strip. i mean, the image that we have been uh, uh on the front drawing of the witnessing the complete destruction of this month to this month or month of care system via the since a one uh one year on the yes. the 7 of october. so we know that to the very few or, or speak, those are not functioning on teams visit up to evacuate several of those up to about being a, b, c, h, to attack or just put the 202 in the hub. so right now to the no choice but to open the, the feed us be towed in the so called the, or you might need the young zone and where we are treating your patients. so we will say the wounds of the being the victim, the home being of realtors of treating children and we have to, to, of virginia in us. it was pete's order, but to yes, so the pain of destruction of the is i as a, as a consequence of his campaign of a system under the, as will cause i didn't display to the effect. a question that i, i think i, sadly i have the answer to already, but i do want to put this out there for

but also the humanitarian situation across the gaza strip is also collapsing in the whole body. i'll just see it. i did it, but i was a part of, sorry, let's bring his story. no one got engaged. so he's suffering life changing, injuries to face following. and his riley strike long government organizations, doctors, and active as a calling on israel to allow most you're not to leave the strip. so she can get reconstructive treatment is run, has refused, have families request for a medical evacuation 5 times. honey mood has the story from de paula in this video taken before israel launch. it's warren gaza, the 12 year old measure and walks happily with her family on a beach in the district. but in june a, her life and that of her family changed forever. her face was ripped apart and is really walk in her house and then they'll say right front, as you can, the morning is regular as best of forces killed more than 247 palestinians, including several members of missouri's family while trying to free for is really hostages, daddy and i do one more thing. we were safe in our house when

of course the gaza strip. in fact, laura, we still hearing the sound of these very trends right now and the central areas of garza over again, a very low altitude, terrifying, everyone here on the ground spot we have observed, i think it was a strikes took place in the past hour. exactly. on at noon a 60 with 2 palestinians, what concern killed following a strike that targeted a group of civilians in the central areas of the city? the oldest of outrage refugee camp along side with i'm was i, rod. these are 2 main central refugee customs. central areas of garza have been widely knocked out, specifically easy northern areas of i'm, is that right? that a to adjacent to what to. so coordinates a re corey don't. now the what we have to go for medical sources that one palestinian has been confirmed injured in the latest is ready to strike on a gray truck. you do come by the by, you succeed. so the, you spend a minute to refresh in more is estelle northern gauze. now, the situation that is escalating by the l a and b

the northern most part of the gaza strip has been beseech for over a month now with no food or a able to get in. at least 3 people were killed in the bombing. that struck a residential area in the middle of the new se, right? refugee camp in central gaza. the injured have been taken to our hospital, which is already overwhelmed and facing sylvia shortages. and these really drones strike has also came at least 2 people in darrow, by law. the mist i've had a make shift cam with palestinians displaced from their homes with sheltering it also try get a huge fire at the site. at least 10 children were among the injured, like a murder cuz he will not for those innocent children, well formed destiny and this is the 4th sheltering. tend to be bounded by days. the patient foresight. i wonder what that those innocent often children posted these really snare about for a lot of it's a decline. it saves on, that'll go even 10 to a bite to the ground on the whole and was working in silence. needless to say, the most innocent children starving to death as she i, i guess i'll just hear. i've seen tha

most likely were killed because they rely on that cancer survive. amount of 8 across the whole, gaza strip is close to the lowest. explains that this entire will. we don't getting enough trucks. it's a number of factors, but all of these fences can be remedies. these are the things that can be addressed by one increasing the volume of a that gets into the gaza strip that would help. and of course we noticed the size . so that asked us and the people that were serving to and have to dodge problems and bullets while we're trying to do our work studies. 7 trucks today got into the gaza strip, you know, type a 37 a day, and we used to get in 500 trucks the day before. well, so it was just incredibly low and it is not an us aid. so to 1000000 people to survive on and really being forced to choose between this stuff. ational displacement wireless. so if here's the have a ugly, see the face of i'm so them off is what a 5, what time the following a football match. that's kind of the results. a said good thing of the is really football. 5 has been causing problems in the city if in days before the

this is the case across the gaza strip.ls that are still standing -- many have been destroyed in a year of war -- one of the ones still standing being used as a shelter was attacked. israel always says it is because the shelters in the schools are being used by hamas. the u.n. consistently says a large number of civilians are being killed and there is insufficient evidence they are being used as a command and control center. the attack on the camp in the north of the gaza strip comes as israel intensifies activity. the israeli defense force is saying it has been able to see the majority of civilians in one part of the north of the gaza strip have now left, raising concerns this is a case of forced displacement which is a violation of international humanitarian law. the israeli defense forces told bbc people were told to leave for their own safety and they would be allowed to return when it was safe to do so. many palestinians fear they will never be able to return home. sumi: our chief international correspondent. in southe

mode is in darrow valid us in the central part of the of the gaza strip . honey, a just before coming to you, i heard reports of been given reports that there's been a big is really strike on a school in gaza. what can you tell us? the yes sir, of the top of the past hour and we've been a span of 15 minutes, is really military current out to the deadly air strikes. one in the northern part of the new site, right refuge account targeting a school housing 1000. literally. how 1000 of displays families have been shouldering inside. this is schools. from the initial months of this genocide, the were a more reason the front people who were forcibly pushed into internal displacement of from northern gauze and the eastern part of a region that either view all concentrated into the sports finish a report that we have a free or room inside the school was targeted and happened at the time that for your room was actually full of people who were inside the school right after performing the late after noon and prayer to where inside the for you only children and elderly

what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is the estimation of the health care system, including the kid that those newborn babies named units, that raising the alarm over the humanitarian crisis. st. gaza saying critical infrastructure destroyed, people are just paying it on. bearable brought a new day of post action chaos and what was on the leading over 20 people that approve of it says the direct as part of an orchestra to the attendant to open the row. the go the card without guests on our correspondence standing by the coma tree. it's a full bucket of your top storage kicking off right now. here we're not to you. so i don't know, trump is set to retake the oval office for the next 4 years. you are paying late as us scrambling for a new strategy on ukraine. says voices for a piece of not begun to drown out the woolfolk suggesting perhaps, and you don't has a right, a buffet to go be kept up, stop the us elections. the camp of those who wants peace, increased money, phone numbers, we're not talking about victory or failure. we're talking about the ceasefire and human lives. a

but also the humanitarian situation across the gaza strip is also collapsing pins. and i'll just see it i did, but i was a part of sign as well, has carried out more strikes on 11 and capital in the past hour. the latest attack happened in central bay root lemons. health ministry says at least 4 people were killed and 18 others injured. the strikes come as a c spot between has bull and israel is set to be discussed. let's go straight to the house and he joins us from they were. so it gives us an idea of where this strike happened to what might have been the target was the moment. so, you know, that's at least for all of the $45.00 people were killed in this attack and several people injured the place that was, hey, it is an administrative. it's just a few 100 meters away from the prime minister's office. it's also behind the s corps building, which is a you and building, and they do. several embassies and government buildings are also allowed. now we know what's the target or who was the target for to a fee. know is that it's an area where there is a religious sense

what we've seen in the gaza strip of the last year is a defamation of the health care system, including the kid, the label, and baby's name. yes, i have a raises of the alarm over the monetary and crisis in god saying critical infrastructure has been destroyed as people of pain and i'm buried full price on a new day of close to collection k off in those i'm big leads over. 20 protests is dead. who just says the unrest is paul from an old because they didn't pay supposedly through the government. the live for loss go. this is on the money we will have somebody in 30 minutes of news i'm views. so now i'll talk to is out as donald trump is sick, to re take the oval office for the next full years, you're be ladies off grumbling for a new strategy on the planning confident that's as voices for peace, i'll be gone to drown out of the wall suggesting and you don't have arrived on the beach stopping us elections. the camp of those who wants peace, increased money, phone numbers, we're not talking about victory or failure. we're talking about the ceasefire and human lives. and that's what we're

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, they still have to answer to the public in the gaza strip.n they launch this massive attack in october, they probably lost some level of support and we saw that in surveys that came out from amongst the people in the gaza strip, same thing here with hezbollah in lebanon. there was a lot of dissatisfaction about the fact that hezbollah decided to weigh in on this war against the israelis, five years into a crippling economic crisis, after we've seen so many tragedies like support explosion that you mentioned, and all of these other issues, corruption, the really gridlocked secretary and system of government that has hobbled this movement when it comes to dealing with the challenges that it faces, and this has been going on for generations. so now, that hezbollah is on the back foot and ms. rolla has been killed and you won't hear this from politicians here but they will whisper it, but they are glad that hezbollah has been knocked down a page and you will not hear this from hezbollah politicians and their allies but from many more who are now

what we're seeing here is very, very miserable, very miserable as with the rest of the gaza strip, the people don't have anyone shelter. they already bombed out buildings in any building a tool, and the rest of the population are on the separate plastic sheeting blankets doing everything they can to keep out the window in the rain, but it's almost impossible. there is very few h supplies for them. so winter weather has arrived. it's very cold. a lot of the families i talked to their options are very simple things the winter clothing mattresses, blankets, foods more to the need, haven't changed in the last 13 months. what a, the efforts all being made and, and how are they being impeded from reaching people that in the besieged north area in the month of november we have had a request denied or repeated to enter these besieged areas. that means we have not been able to facilitate any humanitarian aid where i am in the city. we are providing students with providing shelter, but it's very basic and it's not enough to meet the needs of the supplies that are coming into the gaza strip. just

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it was an average of $37.00 trucks a day into the gaza strip. 37 trucks a day for a population of 2200000 people. we need absolutely everything. it's not enough. the un security council is debating a draft resolution demanding a ceasefire and gaza, which would include un hender to humanitarian assistance, ensure previous resolutions have been vetoed by the united states to submit this thing. let's take a look now at some of the stories i can headlines around the world. protests have been intensifying and pettigrew was well leaders arrived for the 8 big summit, but then straight as accuse folded. and paul was like the us in china or do think have national resources. he was president joe biden is due to whole talks of chinese president, changing things on the sidelines of the summit on saturday to workers have died in an explosion of the company that produces colorings for food and drink . some of the us state of kentucky, 11. know those were enjoying the bloss some seriously. they both say they have made complaints to local officials of a strange smells coming from the pond. germany's and

well, as you just said, honey mentioned the situation, is that right across the gaza strip, the amount of aid entering gaza was full into the lowest level 11 months, which was $68.00 trucks a day on average in october. this is only 6 percent of the commercial and humanitarian supplies allowed into gaza before the war view and says at least 600 trucks a day and needed to basically basic demands. the us, as though urging is route to increase aid access, requesting a minimum of $350.00 trucks a day. and to goes to you and says more than $1800000.00 palestinians and gaza, facing extremely critical levels of hunger on the grounds and goals. of families, all facing starvation, i'll just say was power. capital is a met, some of them who said that surviving on a single meal a day. how much is a month of 6 lives in a make shift? 10 to very bella, she and has somebody with forcibly displaced for me to ballier is nothing goes for them. even one meal is a luxury, the smart them doing or thing that the computer i left a mainly depends on the age center to feed my children. but now there is no age g

it was an average of $37.00 trucks today into the gaza strip. 37 trucks a day for a population of 2200000 people. we need absolutely ever say it's not enough. the un security council is debating a draft resolution demanding a ceasefire and gaza, which would include un hender to humanitarian assistance, ensure previous resolutions have been vetoed and by the united states mintz to and let's take a look now and some of the other stories making headlines today, protests of an intensifying and peru as world leaders arrived for the apex summit. the demonstrators accused for empowers like the u. s. and china of looting for ruth national resources. you as presidential by mr. joel talks with the chinese president changing thing on the sidelines of the summits on saturday. heavy rain has flooded spain, southern province of malaga, thousands of people have been evacuated in schools and stores of close trains between malaga and the capital. madrid has been cancelled. 6 other spanish provinces are under alert among them as valencia were re, some floods killed more than 200 people. germany's in battle

that is of course the question was how much control the political office was outside the gaza strip. it has all the commanders inside the gaza strip, but they could have been even a small compromises that the political office, for example, could have agreed to the exchange all a handful of hostages as well suggested by the americans as the egypt options. to show that it has control, but it wasn't even willing to do this either because it really doesn't have any control anymore. then the question is, why are we talking to the political office? or because the organization still feels with this snow attrition tactics against israel. it could ultimately prevail. what speaks for option 2 is really, how much is global call for more demonstration or demonstrations over this? we can now, do you see a player other than kind of hard that could mediate more successfully? perhaps. i don't know if it's more successful or not successfully, but it's very clear that muscle over the last couple of months seems to gravitate for whatever reason a little bit more what's tricky and away from cutoff. so m

these are things that can be addressed by one, increasing the volume of a that gets into the gaza strip that would help. and of course we need a ceasefire so that our stuff and the people. busy where says they don't have to dogs, problems and bullets while we're trying to do our work studies. 7 trucks today got into the guys the strip, you know, type a 37 a day. and we used to get in 500 bucks a day before the wall, so it was just incredibly low and it is not on us aid. so to 1000000 people to survive on and really being forced to choose between death and stuff. ational displacement is as poss, legislation to enable children as young as 12 years old to be arrested on terrorism charges that social security minister celebrated this as a step towards quote, the death of terrorism. and this important flow is editor education law that will allow teachers to be fired and budgets and the dis, investment of funding to educational institutions that support terrorism, which and at the level of the state of israel. v switch will continue with all those trends to do death to terrorism rights groups

situation across many areas in the area by that, which is the most densely populated area in the gaza strip is getting day by day much for us. what civilians are cooling the international community to afford them protection, especially in areas that it is what it has announced it to be completely safe humanitarians of power. so by soon i would do 0, there was but i aside who has been know laptops as well as been bull. it's minutes of the strip. at least 5 palestinians have been killed in a drone attack on, on my eyes, the refugee compton central cause of the injured will take him to the nearby. it looks the hospital earlier on wednesday israel bones palestinian sheltering intense and l. milwaukee in southern garza, off the original, already being forcibly displaced several times before. well, honey, my whole joins us live from the bottom and central garza honey. good morning to you . another day. um, what is the latest is happening, where you all or across the goal is the strip a. good morning. let's begin with the ongoing heavy artillery as in the eastern area of the central part of the go

or are they going to say it in the another in parts of the gaza strip and the god, the city and hands of many science, the updates come who jury outside the unlocks the hospital and they're all by level as a hit and was saying that the lack of few minutes here and supplies reaching cause there is a huge concern. deepening the worsening crisis that a group of 18 monetary organizations says, as well as fail now to meet washington's demands for increased humanitarian access to gaza. last month, the body to the administration gave israel a 30 day deadline to get $358.00 trucks into gaza every day. but according to on run, the number of 8 trucks actually entering guys that has full into his lowest level it 11 months, which of the 2 trucks a day on have regional type. this is only 6 percent of the commercial and humanitarian supplies allowed into gaza before the war. united nation says at least 600 trucks a day i needed to meet basic needs. we're going to take you directly to the city of i'm so this is a meeting of the my city council. it comes in the wake of violence. clashes the following

and the return on either is really these houses in the gaza strip. please sit here, palestinians have been killed by is really a tax and strikes a cost guys. i sense don on saturday, 5 of those died were killed in an attack on a residential area of con units in the south. and 11 on at least 15 people have been killed and 63 injured after israel slot, then apartment block and be able to neighborhood a boss that without warning, these really military can at least 45 people across the lab. and on, on a saturday i've been use now and in uruguay center left composition candidate, the amanda or c homes and narrow lead in pose the head of the presidential run offered on sunday. he's taking on the golf need conservative coalitions, alvaro delgado. terry simple has moved from the capital, wanted to do a political assess the valley, new wise capital one day review. it's a last appeal to voters to give this center left another chance empower for almost 5 years. a center right coalition led by the we've like april, has all these tiny south american nation. but m

and this is the only operating hospital in the another in gaza strip. and last night, at the doctor in the direction of come on at one doctor to have some of the was injured was the is where the forces are targeted. the entrance of the hospital and the doctor is right now in the ice the unit. but the situation continues to collapse across the global strip. we're talking about the deluxe flu, a lack of viewed lack of a age entering the strip and the situation and the gaza strip is collapsing on all levels, especially the humanitarian and the health sector. okay, many things for that update him, kids are the 1st in 0 by that the, the cup $29.00 environments summit, and azerbaijan has ended with wealthy nations pledging $300000000000.00 a year to combat climate change. the think it was applauded by lead is up the gathering off to 2 weeks. this falls in a developing nation say they've been pressured into accepting uninstall tingley low amounts. meanwhile, more than a 100 climate change, protesters have been arrested in australia off to preventing a coal shi

oh, how my system is really astride because killed a female captive and the gaza strip of left. another critically injured is where the army says it cannot confirm nor reject. the claim was off the announcements, thousands of protest as again marched in tennessee and demanding best vanessa. be all whose government make a deal to secure the release of all remaining captives. protests have been held across israel every week since the captives were taken into causing any 14 months ago. nor they have more from jordan's capital a minus use that because the is really government has found out, is there a from reporting in the occupied westbank didn't site as well. a grad school of thousands took to the streets of tel aviv demanding a ceasefire. de la garza to secure the release of their remaining is rarely captives. a didn't mind the families of captives have maintained despite many setbacks since the only exchange deal was reached a year ago. so mom shallow vanover as the safety of our loved ones in gaza. their health, the lives and even the return of those were moved it and the band

but as we see the attacks today, they're across the gaza strip, starting from dropbox to be not. yeah. and let me also remind you that the seeds on the another and gaza strip continues no food, no water, no aids, no medicine, it's very hard for pilots and use or to survive. it's not only the mass cutting but also the for star basin and the forces actuation. okay, and thank you so much for that reporting from dated about her and gaza. so and was just saying that there has been in is really your strike on in one school. these are the latest pictures that school is the velocity school. it's in a refugee camp called the shots that refugee comes so far. we're hearing at least 10 palestinians have been killed in those strikes, including children. well, it's been over 400 days since it's really long since we're on guys are killing more than 43000 palestinians. and it's really military has relentlessly targeted residential buildings. hospitals as well as schools and according to owner was up to 1900000 people have been forcibly displaced across the stress for the last 40 days is really f

it's a living conditions for displaced families course the gaza strip. we know that families now lives in make shift the time since all the crowded schools and dummies buildings, and some certain cases which lacks proto installation on the grounds. also, the soldiers that you will to protect the assemblies against pooled wins and drains that left them behind, struggling and unable to cope with the already di, humanitarian conditions, and also in the front of the harsh with the fluctuations. also, families are unable to take some set and break potion or images in order to protect the families. because these 10 step in using has been incredibly flimsy and no longer usable and unofficial statements. we have come from, goes us government media office stating that the jury in the past 2 days more than 10000 tents was away due to the hebrew rain that took place in the same truck areas of cars, especially knowing areas and old open at encampments that are located close to the beach of the central areas of gauze. this is that very assume the realities that day b

but also the humanitarian situation across the gaza strip is also collapsing pins. and i'll just see it, i did, but i was a part of the, the criminal and has labels us present, jo biden's decision to allow ukraine to use american missiles more widely as an escalation in the wall spokesman that demetrius gulf says it would quote, throw oil on the flat ukraine that can now use us themselves to strike the coast region, which is deeper into russian territory is previously but allowed or some european foreign ministers are throwing their weight behind by this decision. others like hungry, have criticized to move by washington. but this growing on search and see about what the 2nd time for president elect donald trump, will mean for the book. i'll just arrows, i should've whoever has more from brussels, is. it's never easy for a, you need us to be signed. the next step on ukraine, but this time in coach by bite, is decision to along ukraine to use us longer range besides to hit targets inside russia. some want you are being countries to do the same, i mean, se one's and t