nearly ten times the amount of time inside the gaza strip, and i interviewed some of those people who were released from hamas captivity. and the stories that they told from the tunnels inside gaza were horrific. things of sexual violence, assault, threatening these hostages with executions. and so you just think these people who have been inside gaza for nearly 500 days, what they must have gone through during this horrific experience. >> harris: look, we know from some who have come home, and i know i have personally spent time with the parents of omer who lived on long island, and we recently got the message he did not make it. a young man who just joined the israeli army to help out before he continued on to college here in new york. so we know from some of them what may have happened, what was really playing out behind the scenes and how torturous it was, and trey, please stand by, we will continue to go back with you for reporting, and i want to bring in colonel darren gobbe, and you and i have talked all along about this and how we might reach this moment. but they're calling i

they won in election and starting 2006, hamas has ruled the gaza strip for 19 years. do the people in gaza get for that? they got october 7th. that has led to, perhaps go to the finality in this conflict today. we will see like i said in the beginning, slow your roll because it's got a ways to go. >> sandra: live pictures coming out of god's have. tel aviv earlier where you see a lot of emotions on the street and likely to continue with the prime minister putting out a statement basically stating, no deal yet. we are hashing out the details coach about something could get done tonight. we are possibly going to hear from the president of the united states, biden in if not now certainly tonight. >> john: that would be quite the announcement if outgoing president who just given remarks on his approval rating. that number, i believe, right near the lowest point of his approval ratings over the past four years. if you are trying to hang your hat on something, if this really is a concrete deal, this would be substantial for that. >> john: let's look at the politics of it al

on day 16 of the gaza strip.t phase, they would begin to negotiate the second phase of the deal, which would involve the release of more hostages, prisoners and more discussions over the shape of a post—war gaza. how would it be rebuilt and who would govern it? a couple of additional lines i want to bring viewers. axial is our reporting a us official also saying a gaza ceasefire deal has been reached, so bit by bit, strands of information all seems to be heading in the same direction. let me bring you up—to—date with a press release that's come from the hostages and missing families forum headquarters. we saw pictures a bit earlier in the afternoon of those families in hostage square in tel aviv, and let me take you through what they have said. they say, in they have said. they say, in the light of reports about an imminent agreement, we welcome and deeply appreciate the return of every hostage, each one representing hope and relief not only for their immediate family but for our entire community. we urgently pul

, religious, cultural, educational ones, of the memory of their ability to have a future in the gaza strip. there is ample evidence of all of this being filmed on uploaded by is ready soldiers and gaza. but many international jar, and this doesn't really seem very interested the, [000:00:00;00] the, there has been a remarkable number of videos posted by is really soldiers on social media depicting themselves, pillaging property, mocking the death and destruction that they are causing. and most egregious lea, a torturing humiliating and mocking to turn palestinian prisoners local, pre, pre, the images of mass out as of torture, of palestinians of numbering their bodies, which is that i'm in a sense of images. one of us have seen from 110 and one of the of these images are testament to what about his opinions have long been saying, which is that this, this set to the gene is utterly violent. we saw the nature through which this genocide is unfolding in the gaza strip. they also showed that steam vitality and torture environments other disregards of human life, is a long practice history of v

i'm told as many as 600 trucks of humanitarian aid per day making it into the gaza strip, which we should note over the course of the last 15 months. if there is one thing that we have learned, it is that no place in gaza is safe. and finally, once this agreement goes into effect, gazans will experience at least a reprieve from the bombardment, a reprieve from this war that has shattered so many lives over the course of the last 15 months. truly an enormous moment, dana. here in israel, we will need to wait for the israeli government to officially approve this deal. it will go before the israeli security cabinet, then the full israeli cabinet. the israeli supreme court will hear petitions against the release of palestinian prisoners. but once all that is concluded, this deal will go into effect. >> dana, it is so nice to be able to report some good news, particularly on this absolutely horrific situation that we've seen for over 400 days in the middle east. mj, i want to go to you. you have been talking to your sources in the white house and in the broader administration. one of the thing

whatever the turn your face across the gaza strip, there will be need 4 more. that's good and must be done urgency and on top of that is for us to ensure the protection and respect of the international national him attorney law, protect the civilians, protect the health care workers allow us with us to function properly, provide them with everything they need to save lives and increase the human staying in a to trip to look a must be turned into a safe slow or going to tell you in a and also across courted with the security guarantees and arrangements for the human attorney workers so that they can deliver it actually to everyone in need in north and us out of everywhere and go to the strip. okay. is that simple? so having all of the mechanisms and then to ensure the international humanitarian know isn't broken the on to ensure the safety of a that sort of saying the solution is thank you very much. so i'm a honda who's a media communication officer for the international committee of the red cross or right. well northern goza has and just we were hearing that r

partners in order to make sure that this deal is implemented in full and that calm returns to the gaza strip in a sustainable manner. and we will never give up the people of gaza. thank you. first question sky news from sky news. >> congratulations. this is a huge moment for you, as you say, have been working on this deal for many months. and the question is why now? why this moment? >> and was it pressure from the incoming trump administration that got it over the line? >> thank you. >> well, thank you very much for this question. actually, we've been raising the question of the right moment for the entire period since the collapse of the first phase, but we have seen a momentum that started to build in the last month, and we kept pushing for that, working together very closely with our partners. and i can say that what we have seen from the us in the past few days, seeing a collaboration transcending both administration, was a clear demonstration for the commitment of the us to reach to that deal. and i really would like to thank both the envoys who are here with us in the last couple of d

the israeli military has said they have struck over 100 targets, hamas targets in the gaza strip.know yet is if any progress is being made in the talks, there are a number of key sticking points including hamas wanting the removal of all israeli troops from the gaza strip and that the initial stage of the ceasefire would lead to a more permanent ceasefire. and of course in the background of all of this is the change of administration in the us government in two weeks�* time which might play out and affect the momentum and structure of the momentum and structure of the ceasefire talks. a short time ago i spoke to adam ma�*anit about his cousin — who is being held hostage in gaza. tsachi idan was taken away by hamas gunmen from his home on october seventh. his eldest child, maayan — who had just turned 18 — was shot dead in the attack. adam told me more about his cousin. tsachi is my age, he is a father of four, one of whom, as you mention, was killed on october seven just after celebrating her 80th birthday. he is a family man, he loves his children dearly, he loves his children de

enough electricity to operate in full capacity. targeted with whom reporting live from inside the gaza strip. sorry, thank you very much. i the battle is between turkish backed groups and kurdish lead fighters and syria reports and we killed at least 37 people. independent war monitors say that there's been intense fighting in the northern region of mondays. the tortures backs groups have been trying to push the kurdish lead fighters out of my business since the as not receiving was ousted last month. for key is threatened to launch a military operation in the region saying that it will not allow the credit groups which should classify as terrorist to maintain a presence in civil andrew, a sector of state density blinking will meet the foreign ministers of the u. k. france, germany and italy in rome on thursday to discuss serious future or diplomatic edits of james bass has more on this from damascus. a new flag and a new hope for the future. but while the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria, it's not yet in pricing for german and french foreign minist

the cost of the gaza strip. and as he mentioned, the noise of the gaza strip has enjoyed relentless bombardment. uh and, and he is really sees just now lasted for more than 90 days. little to no 8 has been able to reach thousands of traps. civilians walk out as one of the future and this operating in northern garza. and he has this report from the scene of one of the latest strikes in gaza. city full brought us the news were killed by the error swipe. tanya did a place here in the center of jobs us today as an accident. let's say people are trying to rescue the it is a drone attack was right across until about us to means have been killed. rescuing team are trying so hard to say to those who got killed, but it's really drone attack he and the center of golf and stuff to do this. right, the cabinets and supplying the bumping against civilians. the other says, tom victim bushing. boston is a full different areas and then northern goals for a big kid. bushing them from basically i hear a bit tunnel and i jump on th

west bank in the occupied westbank today. assimilated to those that israel has been using in the gaza strip when you look at gaza today, it's been leveled. i mean we have a desktop when an official, one from palestinian medical sources are 46000. but those a conservative estimates, according to the slightest report in, in the lancet what you have in, in gaza. today's a population that's been an isolated completely what, what is israel's ultimate objective bed today? even as we hear that, you know, the efforts are being made to reach some sort of a deal to release the captives and a ceasefire. what is ultimately israel's objective and god, a hi. this is connie central, has a company come in at the ministers. they declare that they want to fly to was to bankrupt cities and expose their population to, to so the said by small 3 inches sent by when clear, and the most of the members visit motor, a window room or the behind closed door. so we sparse behind closed doors, it was made in public. right. and walk through the no i was, i was asking you about, you guys are best. i mean, we've talked abo

the hospital also is another in parts of the gaza strip in the south side. and they're saying that the is where the army forces have been throwing separately on an opening fire intensively on the hospital facilities. and this hospital is one of the hospitals that is still operating in july. the especially after the fact that come on and went run out of service and this hospital, yes, it's still facilitating, but we're talking about 1st aid admit it's a very low bare minimum of medical supplies. however, the, the more intensive air swipes have been going on in different areas across the global service. and we received do policy intel here in the hospital from a good agent. the central part of the cause was trip. hans and douglas like yourself are risking their lives to report on as well as were ongoing. so when a funeral was held today, wasn't it? for the latest reports have to be killed in the conflict? what and what do we know about last attack? parts based. heartbreaking funeral force that i didn't know had what a the camera amount of the tv channel was ki

different areas in several areas across the gaza. strip the siege on the another in parts of the gaza strip. continue to the $100.00 day so far we're talking about $100.00 days without food, without water, without aid and also without medicine. and it's not only that, those policies that have been trapped for the $100.00 days are barely eat a book at to receive any of the food or water or even the medicine. now the situation there is also horrifying because there's no ambulances, there's no rescue workers, and policy and use are on able to reach those who have been targeting. we're talking about thousands of policy. you feel trapped under the rubble till this moment into another. in parts of the gaza strip, but also in the central area, the situation is not any better where palestinian children, families are striving and searching every single day to feed their children and their families. we see children every single day walking, searching for food and water, and also the hospitalization is collapsing, the human is her in situation. it's getting harder every single day as very little

gaza stri -. ., . 13 months inside the gaza stri. ., . , ,, strip.pressure does this specific comment from - strip. how much pressure does this specific comment from the i this specific comment from the un saying that israel has deliberately attacked an aid convoy, a well marked aid convoy, a well marked aid convoy, how much pressure does that put on the israeli government specifically? i would say does not put much pressure on israel. it might sound a bit cynical, but that is the situation. israel listened to one actor and when actor only and that is the president of the united states. everything that has to do with criticism coming from the united nations is usually dismissed because it seems the un as apolitical, anti—semitic body that does not represent israel's in any possible way stop united states put on pressure to allow more aid to come in, then usually israel reacts. we have to wait to see what comes from washington to see if israel might cam with a reaction, orat see if israel might cam with a reaction, or at least apologise for what happe

having slowed down as a tax of the gaza strip 12 people have been killed and don't and it strikes in central gaza residential areas were targeted in the strikes, least 70 people have been killed in multiple attacks of the past 24 hours. that's good to tar companies and who's live for us now in darrow pilot and central gaza. so terika, as i mentioned, at least 50 people killed since don't what happened? the situation is absolutely precarious now. and if, as i'm talking to you next to me, there are dozens of palestinian women are really crying over the last of the beloved ones. if you just took a look on the left corner of me, you will find funerals taking place as abundance. i. so a little child that could be less than a year old has been killed in one of the latest fraudulent tax, only the central areas of cause, in particular to be more precise on the city of dairy. but i can see the cries of the mazda mothers right now, as they are trying desperately to bet the last fall, well, for their beloved ones who weren't killed in an age friendly as choice on their residential building. that

down, jordan, this is obviously are lots and also coming up is really a tax continue across the gaza strip. as a new report estimates the real death total could be 40 percent higher than the reco chung. for us house of representatives, folks to sanction members of the international criminal.

however, the great is the destroys their military and id and the gaza strip it. it's almost unbelievable because nothing else told to hell street journal, not a month ago that he would never do such a thing. and yet that appears to be the deal the since before us is that to realistic goal, the mean israel has maintained right from the start, the only way woods and the war and that they would be opponent into any fighting would be to and it's fine was eliminate thomas completely and yet uh anthony, bring can do a secretary of states has just said that. so how much does that actually have more recruits during this war and how much has been seen for a very long time by palestinians as the early on resistance against any form of his radio occupation is a realistic goal to be able to get rid of it. entirely, i question whether or not it's really house majority postings support no doubt they have some support of israel has declared that its worth and ends were to return to hostages and to the story. houses of fighting for us are its ability to ruin caused by force. now

at least 28 palestinians were killed on monday in the gaza strip. was ready strikes of talk to 3 neighboring caps and gowns raven night at least 3 people from one family and children's products on the operator. if you come in central gaza, strikes a residential building, another restaurant killed 2 palestinians. and on this so that 10 sheltering displays, palestinians were also hits in, oh my god, let's cause now to the butler in central gaza, him to quit of a study by for so and just bring us up to speed on the light. this is right, it strikes across gus and strip the well, we just received 2 women that were injured in the eastern parts of veterans, but in obliging area and they were transferred here to the hospital. it was a ton of you selling that was a good that targeted them. but we also know that the health situation inside the hospital is cuz costs are freak. we're talking about a come a hospital serving more than 1000000 policy news that barely has the basic equipment and the bare minimum medical supplies available right now. but also the ta

and d and d out here in the gaza strip. and tar at what says the lights is when it comes to as strikes because this has become a daily thing, especially in the northern parts of gauze or. and there's been an intensification. so it's in the, in more than a week now. yes, that's right. the ivy is very minute tree is a still pressing on with its military offensive. i'm the concentration has been pretty much on the city. and the more specifically that the is ready fight to jets have some dope to the series of likely strikes on residential homes, including 2 homes that were leveled to the ground in gauze and city. we understand that 4 civilians have to report of killed in the strike, a number of casualties, which ones for to to leap up just hospital to receive medical treatment for the velocity of the military operations in northern cause that is escalating. we have been told by medic, the teams and i was the hospital that the is very military. is it still built dozing? a residential neighborhoods on the facility of the hospital

god 0 says it shots by this decision which comes at a time with the war on the gaza strip. is still ongoing of the whole series for a minister has led to new governments for us to obviously use trip. take your dedication to saudi arabia. i said i'll shut bonnie arrived and we had overnight. it is the 1st for him visit folding. you'd ministration since the 4 of us at damascus to the signal that saudi arabia will play at lodge roland, serious future. and inside syria, security forces in homes of launch to cooling operations, searching for anyone's suspect to the crimes. under the side regime for 8 blocks have been set up and civilians and at least 2 neighborhoods have been told to stay at home. so let's take a look at all of this cost to wrestle said, joins is from damascus, said sir russell. first, what we've seen is a flurry of diplomacy. haven't we? recent days now, this 1st important overseas trip this out the, the sofa, damascus, the new weapons vision and did in damascus is named joy. and this is the for magic visits that seeing thousands and thousands off the that the

well, this really strikes across the gaza strip. have killed at least 50 palestinian since don't on monday and attack, holding onto a law in kansas city of bodies scheduled in the streets. civil strikes targeted homes, the killing a number of civilians. the licensed attacks come as israel siege of nor scowls across the 100 day mock palestinian health officials say 5000 people have been killed or missing since the offensive began. martha colored was at the scene of another attack in kansas city where it is rarely drawing the attack, killed at least 2 palestinians. how does the probably get to the civilians here? the never heard of this is. 2 without the people who get injured the children and women a cause a sliding to deliver the can be passed if it has to be. so we also have those people who have been attacked at the moment was just wanting to do ask you those who have been attacked by this is really a drone attack here on the shelf of one neighborhood. we're also going to boss to people who have been killed then, but it's really t

there is really mitra has said that they have struck over 100 targets, hamas targets in the gaza strip in the talks. there are a number of key sticking points, including her hamas wanting the removal of all israeli troops from the gaza strip. in the background of this, is a change of administration in the us government in two weeks' time which might play out and affect the momentum and the structure of ceasefire talks. pius the momentum and the structure of ceasefire talks.— of ceasefire talks. plus a bit more about _ of ceasefire talks. plus a bit more about this _ of ceasefire talks. plus a bit more about this attack - of ceasefire talks. plus a bit more about this attack on . of ceasefire talks. plus a bit i more about this attack on the west bank, three israelis killed? , , ., ., killed? yes, this morning, near an israeli _ killed? yes, this morning, near an israeli settlement _ killed? yes, this morning, near an israeli settlement in - killed? yes, this morning, near an israeli settlement in the - an israeli settlement in the northern part of the occupied west bank, three vehicles

the small desk on misery in the gaza strip as media season. the guitar re, capital to say that close and efforts will cease, find some info, the bags of those burial 9, but thousands are still trims on the grounds and disused sometimes it can go on the but again, with breaking news from a sauce career with police of arrested impeached president hughes, so can you around a 1000 offices to talk to in the operation and how to push through a blockade of human supports is to get inside the presidential compound. well, you and it was in paste and suspended. last month. solve that, he declared marshall. no. i will have more in this my correspondent patrick, for when we get to of the israel has the lowest air strikes in the janine refugee cabinet occupied westbank kidding. at least 6 palestinians, palestinian red crescent, says, all this have been injured in the raid. witnesses say at least 3 missiles were fired on the cell who has moved from a mine joint. and she's that because israel has been down to the air from operating in the country, several pa

aid trucks and fuel trucks — there would be an increase in the amount of them getting into the gaza stripged in this draft agreement is that they would pull back from some of the more heavily populated areas of the gaza strip into buffer zones, and that people would be allowed to move gradually as part of a phased move ment back — to move back into their homes or indeed, what's left of their homes, after having been in some cases, searched to make sure that they're not carrying any weapons with them. i'm joined now by saeed khan, associate professor in near eastern studies at wayne state university. as we've just heard, the details of the ceasefire plan are quite complicated. are you optimistic that this time a deal could be struck? i think the optimism comes from the timing than the substance. it is interesting to hear president biden speak that this is a deal and a proposal that he has put on the table for several months. i think that thatis several months. i think that that is something that scholars will debate. but at the same time, you also have president—elect trump claiming credit

how do they gauge how masses that power is still in the gaza strip the day? that's a very good question, and this relates me to the other topic which, which also needs to be explored more, which was the day after the arrangements. there are some reports that there is a plan, i mean the blinking himself talked about the plan uh, in the making that involves some out of countries. dicking some rules in government because uh uh how much that means they are not empowered. and i think this plan is not ready. it means like, you know, like ideas, some concepts, these are the ages are i've looked at beast with it so far the same as themselves. that's and that this conflict gets things is right. of them says do not have a concrete provision of the after 4 of us, right. i don't think this sort of this as well. then we can see a proposal and a comfortable proposal between the 30th and i think everyone is waiting for trump come and power and then how to stay on this night time. i thank you so much. always good to get your thoughts on, on the situation in gaza and be on ti

the bombardment continues relentlessly across gaza strip from jabante in the north. the rough in the south. these attacks come despite seeds, fire negotiations that could have brain long awaited peace. that means i'm on the lot most solid and traffic reports from one in the row on the outskirts of the capitol, damascus of the it's a struggle to keep the lights on, and machines running the charge of the dollar for every car washes the business slope, an operational costs, the bombing and destruction in there, i was so intense the fight as the colors on the ground until the 2016 been assigned forces to control of this area. now, the more areas are being uncovered in new spaces are being dug up. these fellows are reappeared, thousands of fighters resisted for many. ready but they would no match for the regimes by a power back, by russia's air superiority. and it was here, the strategy of reading buses must displacing populations. first for effective. these lessons begin the symbol of enforce displacement and demographic change as tens of thousands of people who are forc

and so has been sent to the gaza strip during the past 24 hours. come, could be a fraction of the elements needs that they are, they are in a desperate need for as long as there is ongoing, systematic coding of the stuff you time cuz it's the, it's very restrictive me just us to taking place. the crisis is potentially increasing and deepening the in the house, and we serve that $33.00 hospitals that for us this trip has been put out of service. did you to repeat to that tech? so hospitals have been a percentile for ebony and instead of being a place of it treatments and they are trying to use what has been left of solar panels in order to at least guarantee the uh, the, the operations to take place in the intensive care units. which be a very drastic chopped off of this an invalid smith's read that medical themes have been in during the long side with patients who are critically wounded and even do so. and receiving treatment from chronic diseases. a on the ground in the vast majority of family function of hospitals as well and misery, not just tho

age trucks and fuel trucks, -- aid trucks and fuel trucks would increase into the gaza strip on day one israeli forces that are in gaza, the idea envisioned is that they would pull back from some of the more heavily populated areas of the gaza strip into buffer zones. the people would be allowed to move gradually as part of a phased movement, to move back into their homes or what is left of their homes after having been in some cases, searched to make sure they are not carrying weapons. >> jenna fischer reporting. the bbc found workers in chinese factories making loathing of the fast fashion giant shein are laboring over 75 hours per week despite labor laws. the working hours are not unusual in this southern city with the findings add to questions about work conditions in the factories. our china respondent has more. >> few stop to eat during the breakfast rush. for those who work in this war and of over 5000 clothing factories, the clock competes. at a job market, workers check the stitching they will be expected to do. they get paid per piece, so their skill and speed determine how mu

gaza. and you also have the situation in hospitals across the strip, fairly functioning hospitals and, and 3 of the 3 of those hospitals. in guys i, i in a critical situation today, definitely the fact that there has been no fuel and fuel surcharges is actually a, it puts in hospitals that are still operating across the gaza strip. in a risk of collapsing. we're talking about patients who needs every single day. it could meet the alice's treatment. we saw a we witnessed that a woman died on the kidney dialysis machine because the electricity was up, cuts off was he was taking her treatment. and not only that, there are children and on and to bakers. now the fact that there is no fuel is because aids out of 6 out of 8, sorry, it trucks have been booted from the gang stats. are now making all of this chaos across the district. now yesterday, the w f. p donated 2000 liters quote and also hospital. but this is not enough. this is only going to have operate the house at facility at for one day. but what's gonna happen next? what's the health facility is going to do? we still do not know. know,

the hospital in darrell balla about how fuel shortages impact operations go facilities across the gaza strip. already stretched, found are over one would then flood injured civilians, many of them women and children and elderly individuals. here at this facility i lost the hospitals, doctors record about the acute shortage of the nonsense and medical lakes. and basically it's on a 24 hour basis at the moment that the trying to find fuel to generate power at any given time during the day. how and electricity will cut out for an area should be protected, such as the operating feet is the intensive care, including the neonatal unit. unfortunately, power cuts out there as well, which means that oxygen supply and basic needs for those patients will be cut short . and so at the moment we're just really working with a very fragile system and doing what we can with the majority of health facilities across cause or out of service. there is more of pressure adam, this particular health facility in the central area. and there is a city making it very difficult for, and really in sufficient medical stuf

israel was caught off guard, spent several days trying to take back its territory around the gaza stripthen launched this war. but the war didn't just stay in gaza. it devastated gaza, and most of the people of gaza were displaced. the cities, entire cities in gaza have been flattened. i've been inside on visits with the israeli military, and i haven't seen that level of devastation anywhere in the world. there are places that it truly looks like a moonscape, and the people who have been forced down into southern gaza, and there are 2.2 million people, are going to now start heading back to the north, which was the area of gaza that was the most damaged, and realize that their homes, their neighbors homes, everything they knew is gone and has been reduced to rubble. for israel, this has been a tremendously traumatic experience. it has been divisive. it has seen fights between the left wing and the right wing, fights between hostage families and the government hostage families. accusing prime minister netanyahu of deliberately trying to use this incident to score political points to favo

there's been no less off and he is ready bombardments of the gaza strip. the military has rammed up it. strikes across the strip in the last week, including on residential buildings. is there any attacks have targeted 3 neighboring camps, organize? at least 3 people from one family have been killed in the strike on the ovaries, refugee camp, and central cancer. the strike had a residential building. these 22 palestinians had been killed since dawn on choose day. the head of the you is relief agencies is if it's to save lives in cancer, already breaking point or chief tongue. fletcher says is riley attacks on age lucas and the collapse of law and order and gaza. that might, if it's nearly impossible. the ministry of health and cancer is also beginning of a disaster unfolding in the remaining hospitals, due to a lack of fuel. or in recent satellite images to the level of destruction and northern guys are caused by the israeli military. that the you said before and after pictures of one neighborhood, most residential buildings, as you can see as well as towns

but i kind of will the health care system in the south of the gaza strip is also on the brink of collapse. the health ministry says that with fuel starts running out. the remaining medical facilities may be unable to function. and as a hospital in hong units has one of several that could shut down the well food program has the night of 2008, just a few. but i sent an email for around 24 hours. doctors without borders as describe the situation and causes hospitals as kansas pleaded jeopardizing the functionalities of basic and important essential equipment like the incubator, the ventilator and without electricity. as we can see here, really is science of blacklist. there's a causing problems in causing surgeries to be performed in dire circumstances. often with the flash lights do is for generators and air and the depleted. how is that affecting the operations in the hospital doing that operating theatre? the i c u. the incubator? these are basic departments and essential departments of the house. how does that affect thing? yes, sir. i mean, i was just at a meeting at the nonsense medica

and parts of the gaza strip, but also in the central area. the situation is not any better where palestinian children, families are striving and searching every single day to feed their children and their families. we see children every single day walking, searching for food and walters. and also the has situation is collapsing, the humanitarian situation is getting harder every single day as very little amount of food is entering, the called the strip. this is include the odyssey to ok. the hospital that goes with palestine is very attacks have been continuing in southern lebanon. at least 2 strikes have been reported in the city of the box here is where the minute shrieking firm that it was targeting areas north of the, the tiny with the near the steering board to the bottom. it's just taking place to spine to cease funding in place since the end of november, which ended fighting between has been israel. ma, emergency cruise in los angeles are getting no help from the weather. is a continue to baffle 3 major walls, 5 full costs as a warning

now this is not the only thing that is happening in the gaza strip button. also the hospital, the hospital at that is serving all of the people of this place. people in a hun units and milwaukee can eunice just because there's a, it's going to turn off. it's operation is going to see the top ration at 5 pm now because there has been no fuel to operate and to has this hospital going. but we also know that the reason behind this is yes, there was fuel entering the past couple of days in the gaza strip, but 6 out of 8 fuel trucks have menu to buy at gang scott's a are now making all of this k all in the gaza strip. now not only that, we also just received a news that a woman has gives me that y'all and says died on the kidney dialysis machine because the, the electricity suddenly stopped working and there was an electricity storage shorted. so if we just think about what's currently happening in the gaza strip, it's continuous air strikes. it's a round invasion that's happening in the another in gauze trip. it's a lot of health care and the shortage of fuel. so

is there any forces in the gaza strip? and also there has been a lot of challenges to bring in more a, to the cause of trip. it's not only the continuous attacks, but also the house situation is collapsing. and also the humanitarian situation is collapsing. as you said, the reminds of the homes of the do a policy and enjoying this working, falling zeros kills exactly a year ago. thanks very much. and for the update from the gaza strip. right, well it's time for sport, his how sort of how most. thank you very much. sorry. well ac milan have one that says trophy in 3 years. it came from to goes down to be local rivals into and the italians who book up mean honest american for the christian, closer to the plaza and display advertise, we'll decide. and then english strikes the time you ever had messages. the stuff as time went on to make the file feel free to me long to save your ssl is celebrating his best at trophy when it just a week off the starting the job now to him for his have moved level on points was 2nd place austin

but it has no right under international law to make war on the gaza strip. a territory that according to the law is occupied for 57 years. so that little rhetorical device of claiming that israel has a right to defend itself has been used and abused in western media to provide justifications for holy unlawful acts. israel has a right to defend itself. that was the editorial line that was drilled into us into overall coverage, denying access to fluid is clinic to punishment. and that's we should all be clear and saying that as well. all you obviously that it has a right to defend itself. people with terrified of using the web genocide and coverage. they still all, you will very rarely see it any bbc coverage, understand interviewees as the word genocide. this is a genocide happening in front of her. i the, we have to wait, but that was as, as you know, incredibly emotions in the, as riley's, as you know, we saying that they are talking to and come off and leave the presenter who was always panic. somebody of a faulty whole political project is always on the s

aid trucks and fuel trucks — there would be an increase in the amount of them getting into the gaza strip forces that are in gaza — well, the idea envisaged in this draft agreement is that they would pull back from some of the more heavily populated areas of the gaza strip into buffer zones, and that people would be allowed to move gradually as part of a phased movement back in — to move back into their homes or indeed, what's left of their homes, after having been in some cases, searched to make sure that they're not carrying any weapons with them. i'm joined now byjean—loup samaan, senior research fellow at the middle east institute of the national university of singapore. we of singapore. just heard some of the details we just heard some of the details to this proposed ceasefire. many layers and quite a bit of complexity to it. are you optimistic that this time a deal could be struck? i would be cautiously optimistic in the sense that we see there is clearly a momentum that was built over the last week with the idea of a new deal, but we've seen this type of amendment failing in the pa

but it has no right under international law to make war on the gaza strip. a territory that according to the law is occupied for 57 years, showed that little rhetorical device of claiming that israel has a right to defend itself has been used and abused in western media to provide justifications for holy unlawful acts. israel has a right to defend itself. that was the editorial line that was drilled into us into overall coverage, denying access to fluid as clinics of punishment. and that's we should all be clear and saying that as well. all you obviously that it has a right to defend itself. people with terrified of using the web genocide and coverage. they still all. you will very rarely see it any bbc coverage. i understand interviewees as the word genocide. this is a genocide happening in front of her i. we have to wait. but that was as, as you know, incredibly emotions. and the, as riley's as you know, we saying that they are talking to and come off and leave the presenter who was always panic. somebody before people, political parties is always on a str

to defeat the hamas ability in terms of military in gaza but also its ability to govern in the gaza stripd with displaced people, they have come from the gaza strip and conditions have been increasingly desperate in the past few weeks, we have had wintry weather, very wet and rainy, there are people are struggling in these flimsy tents in which they are living. this morning a bbc cameraman was filming the funeral of three boys killed in the strike and their father said to us they were aged between 7 and 13 years old and he said they could hear a noise overhead in the early hours of the morning just before the bombing. as you said, we still have not had official commentary from the israeli military on this case. fossilised bones aren't the only way of studying dinosaurs. preserved footprints can also offer an insight into their lives. now some of the biggest trackways ever found in the uk have been discovered in oxfordshire and scientists are hoping it'll help them understand even more about how dinosaurs moved around. our science editor rebecca morelle has more. thumping. following in the

screams peace the air and that gaza strip.israeli air strike has killed three members of the same family including a young girl. oh, god this palestinian man cries out from the board. 50 miles away waving voices at the funeral the slain israeli soldier. he was killed in an ied blast planted by hamas. my life, my little bare his mother weeps. still cannot broke my life and two. after 15 months of war the middle east looks for a cease-fire agreement that could be in the senseless conflict. many regimes are in delhi qatar hammering out a deal that could lead to the release of israeli hostages and stop the campaign and the gaza strip. any agreement to end the war is expected to billy into lamented in three phases with the first phase. martha. >> martha: thank you so much. here is president-elect trump on what will happen if a deal to free the hostages, the envoy on this is not done before takes office and an mar a lago where he cannot watch this. watch. >> we want to get the hostages back for israel and for us. we do have people t

in gaza there have been reports of further israeli strikes overnight. local officials say areas of the central part of the stripfter prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that israel planned to resume indirect talks with hamas to end the war. meanwhile, strikes have continued on gaza overnight. while israel says it is ready to end the war, the world health organisation says that 25 % of the 105,000 injured civilians face life—changing injuries. over 12,000 remain on waiting lists for urgent treatment outside of the strip. the organisation has verified over 600 attacks on healthcare facilities in gaza since october last year a situation described by the un human rights chief volker turk as a �*human rights catastrophe which continues to unfold before the eyes of the world'. israel's government says hamas operatives hide behind human shields in the strips medicalfacilities. let's speak to richard peeperkorn, who representative for the occupied palestinian territory. welcome to bbc news. clearly a grave situation, describe some of the things you are hearing about what is happening to people in the gaza strip. we

the has been no less up in the is riley bombardments if the gaza strip despite sunday evenings on the diplomatic front is 48 people have been killed in the past 24 hours . 13 was nights and the alvarez compton, central gaza, is really showing on a residential complex killed at least 3 palestinians, including a child. and as a desktop continues to rise from us as it's ready to attend some of the captives. but any sci fi data will depend on an end to israel's war. the well feed program says is there any forces shots have it's convoy on sunday, near the wadi gauze, or check point. the organization says the cause would clearly marked and caring. 8 staff members, they condemn the attack on cold for the safe passage for humanitarian aid. target was zoom. how's the latest developments for us from darrow ballard and central gaza? as negotiations for sci fi intensified is very military, exists and run because it's military attacks on very easily pill top neighborhoods in areas that what previously designated by that is really military's to be stage humanitarians. so we have caught report from