more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. in other news: president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high—level military communications. the uk government says it's in the "final stages" of negotiating a new treaty with rwanda, as it tries to revive its plan to send some asylum seekers there. hello. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israel has promised to provide proof to back up its claim hamas was using gaza's largest hospital as a command centre. in southern gaza, israeli forces have started dropping leaflets in the khan younis area, warning people to evacuate their homes and head to shelters for their own safety. similar leaflets were also dropped over northern gaza weeks before the ground offensive, suggesting imminent military operations may be planned for the south. so let's get the very latest from my colleague mark lowen, who is in southern israel. thank you very much indeed. we were going to be live with

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. ukraine's president zelensky welcomes britain's new foreign secretary, former pm david cameron, for his first overseas trip in the role. and, president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high level military communications. scotland's health secretary admits a charge on his ipad was caused by his sons watching football on holiday. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. israel's military said her body was found in a building near gaza's biggest hospital al—shifa. israeli media said she was 65 years old and worked as a kindergarten teacher. her body has been identified by forensic examiners and her family have been informed. meanwhile, the director of the al—shifa hospital says israeli soldiers are still inside the complex after storming it on tuesday night. israel has repeatedly claimed that hamas has hidden a military command centre in tunnel

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadensignia on it. both israel and the palestinians condemn the first un security council resolution calling for humanitarian pauses in the conflict. keir starmer suffers a major rebellion, with more than a quarter of mps calling for an immediate ceasefire in the world. i'm sarah campbell in london. the other headlines: president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year. they agree to resume high—level military communications. hello. welcome to bbc news. i'm mark lowen. we are coming to live from southern israel, overlooking gaza, where israel, overlooking gaza, where israel says it will provide proof that the group which it calls a terrorist group, mac, has been operating what it calls an operational command centre inside shifa hospital, the largest hospital in gaza, where israeli troops have been conducting a military operation. hamas has repeatedly denied the allegations. president biden says the us has asked israel to be incredibly careful, as its military operatio

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. raising fears of a possible military operation. britain's new foreign secretary, former pm david cameron, visits kyiv, his first overseas trip in the role. pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. oscar—winner tom hanks speaks to the bbc about his latest role, working on an exhibition showing what it's like to journey to the moon. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. the director of gaza's biggest hospital says it has now run out of water — leaving people there "screaming from thirst". he accused israel of blowing up al—shifa's main water line. israeli forces are continuing to search the gaza city hospital, which the military says has been a key command centre for hamas. the army took the bbc into a small part of the hospital, and was shown rifles, ammunition and body armour which israel says

hamas has a command centre. the military has taken the bbc inside the hospital. they say among the things they've uncovered are more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protection equipment, some with the hamas military brigadene of the hostages kidnapped on october 7th. targeting a leading cause of drug deaths in america, we examine the deal betweenjoe biden and xijinping to curb the flow of sentinel into the us. fears that one of the richest ecosystems on earth is in crisis. how dams and climate change are harming the mighty mekong river.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. britain's new foreign secretary, former pm david cameron, visits kyiv, his first overseas trip in the role. pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high level military communications. one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. the director of gaza's biggest hospital says it has run out of oxygen and water, leaving people there the army took the bbc into a small part of the hospital, and was shown rifles, ammunition and body armour which israel says hamas had hidden there. the idf also said it had found laptops containing photos and videos of hostages held by hamas, considered a terror organisation by the uk and many other western governments. israeli military restrictions meant that our correspondent lucy williamson wasn't allowed to

hamas has been using al—shifa for military purposes. they say that among the things they have uncovered are more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeion. britain's new foreign secretary, former pm david cameron, visits kyiv, his first overseas trip in the role. pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. oscar—winner tom hanks speaks to the bbc about his latest role, working on an exhibition showing what it's like to journey to the moon.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeou can see some of them hidden under these bags of medical supplies. we are also told that there have been laptops found with some information about the hostages. they also found some recent files that suggest this may have been a hamas operating base as recently as a few days ago. meanwhile, israel says itsjets have attacked the gaza house of the man widely considered to be the overall leader of hamas. the bbc hasn't been able to independently verify the claim. elsewhere, palestinian media say about 50 people were killed by an air strike in the central gaza strip. israel hasn't commented on the strike, but says it targets hamas infrastructure and minimises civilian deaths. yolande knell reports. the home of the top hamas leader now destroyed. israel says. across gaza it is targeting what it calls terrorist infrastructure. and taking control of new territory. this is the gaza port. but the palestinians, the mourning continues. with children among those killed in the latest israeli air

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. all communication is down tonight in gaza and it is going to be done for a long time because this time it is not by israel, it is because of the lack of fuel. pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister, after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. and, one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live. the director of the al—shifa hospital in gaza says it has now run out of water and oxygen. in a statement, dr mohammed abu salmiya said israeli troops had blown up the main water supply line. he described the conditions as tragic, with patients screaming from thirst. and he said israeli tanks are surrounding the hospital, drones are flying overhead and soldiers are moving inside. rushdi abualouf reports from gaza. all communication is down tonight in gaza, and is going to be down for a long time because this time is not by is

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeesident biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high—level military communications. the uk government says it's in the "final stages" of negotiating a new treaty with rwanda, as it tries to revive its plan to send some asylum seekers there. hello. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israel has promised to provide proof to back up its claim hamas was using gaza's largest hospital as a command centre.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade insignia on it. it comes as the humanitarian situation in gaza continues to deteriorate — we'll be live in israel with the latest. also on the programme... maternity units in england have the poorest safety ratings of any hospital services, the health care regulator tells the bbc. the first trip abroad as foreign secretary — lord cameron visits kyiv, promising continued support for ukraine. i couldn't point out to you where it is, but the names of them are so filled with romance. and to the moon and back without leaving earth — tom hanks tells us why a new exhibition is his passion project. when you get up just a little bit closer, it's quite stunning, that magnificent desolation, and in that, there is just such magnificence. and coming up on sporstday later in the hour on bbc news... australia make a brilliant start against south africa. we will have the latest. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one. we begin this lunchtime with a report from inside al—shifa, the largest hospital

more than a dozen kalashnikov grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadea, you can see it hidden among bags of medical supplie the army also sodas laptops they said contain -- showed us laptops concede the recent videos of e hostages and claimed that hamas had been in the hospital within weeks or days. it seems at this point that neither the hostages nor hamas are here in any number. >> we will continue. hamas aren't here because they understood and saw that we were coming, and i think that had we taken them completely by surprise, we would have seen mountains of evidence of hamas abuse of the hospital. reporter: tonight a hamas leader in hospital denied the weapons found in al shifa belongs to the group. israel came to fight in a place where civilians are fighting for their lives. the battle for shifa hospital is now the eye of israel's military offensive, and gaza's human crisis. lucy williamson, bbc news, gaza. christian: strong pictures there. we will talk about the situation that saudi arabia has raised tonight about that operation in the hospital. th

hamas's military wing is also being supported by the islamic jihad's military wing, the sarail quds brigadeshat they have killed dozens of israeli soldiers since yesterday. okay, let's talk about the indonesia hospital that you also mentioned. i don't know what's the deal with that hospital, so far we had hospital and there were lies. spread around saying that hamas is base there a command base and then hiding some captives, but it proved untrue. what's the deal now with the indonesia hospital? well the indonesian hospital is the same scenario going on right now, the israelis claim the that uh resistance fighters are hiding there and that they are that there are tunnels going underneath the indonesian hospital. the same story goes. hospital and the kamal hospital, they are all in northern gaza, basically israel's been waiting war against the hospitals, against the schools and against the masks in the gaza, over 100 masks have been blown up by the israeli regime, completely destroyed, at least 20 schools, 26 schools, sorry 26 schools have been destroyed beyond repair, and the indonesian hospi

tank improved by the israeli regime, they improved the the the protective parts of it, but hamas is military brigadesthat tank, and it's a great achievement for the palestinian. resistance, thank you, ash and the fact that you have the um palestinians, part of a plan by the us and israel where they want to uproot them and uh take him to um either egypt or to jordan is creating quite a bit of controversy um even though these plans are um i guess not only up for discussion but they're on the on the drawing board and they could be real serious behind this intention um is is quite mind boggling given the fact that this would be basically not only another nakba but uh it's a uprooting of palestinians from their own land this shows the disconnect that exists instead of uh really going uh out and approaching the root of the problem which is the occupation which is the practices of aparthide regime those are the things that need to be uh addressed uh why do you see the us and israel not seeing it in the... that it should really, well the us, we know the intentions of the us, in in the past, 20, 30 years, the

hamas military brigades are hiding under hospitals and are hiding under schools, but definitely this is absurd as this has has never happened before, and people would have known, you mean, why would people thousands of people seek shelter and top top of a hamas, security command, that doesn't make sense, is there any indicator? what they are going to do, have they said what they're going to do? they haven't regime does not say what they want to do, but basically you can tell from the fact that they've been attacking it, that means they want to uh most people inside shifa, they internally displaced persons have already left, but there are at least three or four thous people. who have nowhere to go and remained inside shifa, i i believe they they they will escalate their attacks, maybe by using white phosphorus or smoke bombs to scare the people there to to to smoke them out of out of the hospital, they want to, they want empty the hospital of the internally displaced people persons and i think after that they will enter it and continue committing massacres there. okay. let's bring in

hamas has a command centre. the military has taken the bbc inside the hospital. among the things they've uncovered are more then a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protection equipment, some with the hamas military brigadeignia on it. israel also says it's recovered the body of one of the hostages kidnapped on october the 7th. joe biden says the us does not seek conflict with china, despite calling xijinping a "dictator". fears that one of the richest ecosystems on earth is in crisis. how dams and climate change are harming the mighty mekong river. and "admirable restraint" or the "definition of bad writing 7 " the final series of the crown divides critics. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in gaza city, where israel says its soldiers have found a tunnel shaft and a vehicle containing a large number of weapons at al shifa hospital — as the military operation there continues. israel is under pressure to back up its allegation that al—shifa — gaza's biggest hospital has been used by hamas for military purposes. hamas — which is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments denies locating a command centre in tunnels beneath the buildin

hamas has a command centre. the military has taken the bbc inside the hospital. among the things they've uncovered are more then a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protection equipment, some with the hamas military brigadehostages kidnapped on october the 7th. joe biden says the us does not seek conflict with china, despite calling xijinping a "dictator". fears that one of the richest ecosystems on earth is in crisis. how dams and climate change are harming the mighty mekong river. and "admirable restraint" or the "definition of bad writing ? " the final series of the crown divides critics.

are more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment some with the hamas military brigadensignia on it. both israel and the palestinians condemn the first un security council resolution calling for humanitarian pauses in the conflict. i'm sarah campbell in london. the other headlines: president biden holds talks with chinese leader xi jinping. they agree to resume high level military communications. the uk's new top diplomat — former pm david cameron — heads to kyiv, his first foreign trip in the role. hello, welcome to bbc news, i'm mark lowen. we are live in southern israel. israel has promised to provide proof to back up its claim that hamas was using gaza's largest hospital as a command centre. hamas has repeatedly denied the allegations. president biden says the us has asked israel to be incredibly careful, as its military operation at al—shifa hospital, which began yesterday, continues. the one thing that has been established is that hamas does have headquarters, weapons, material below this hospital and i suspect others. our correspondent lucy williamson has been wi

hamas has a command centre. the military has taken the bbc inside the hospital. they say among the things they've uncovered are more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protection equipment, some with the hamas military brigadensignia on it. israel also says it's recovered the body of one of the hostages kidnapped on october 7th. targeting a leading cause of drug deaths in america, we examine the deal betweenjoe biden and xijinping to curb the flow of sentinel into the us. fears that one of the richest ecosystems on earth is in crisis. how dams and climate change are harming the mighty mekong river. and "admirable restraint"? or the "definition of bad writing"? the final series of the crown divides critics. the flow of fenta nyl. welcome to bbc news. we begin in gaza city, where israel says its soldiers have found the body of a 65—year—old hostage. she was one of 240 hostages killed by —— kidnapped by hamas last month. they say she was found in a structure adjacent to the al—shifa hospital. they also found a tunnel shaft and a vehicle containing a large number of weapons at al—shifa hospital, as the military operation there continues. israel is under pressure to back up its allegation that al—shifa has been

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade— we'll be live in israel with the latest. also on the programme... maternity units in england have the poorest safety ratings of any hospital services, the health care regulator tells the bbc. the first trip abroad as foreign secretary — lord cameron visits kyiv, promising continued support for ukraine. i couldn't point out to you where it is, but the names of them are so filled with romance. and to the moon and back without leaving earth — tom hanks tells us why a new exhibition is

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeome of them here, hidden under these bags of medical supplies. the army also showed us laptops they said contained recent files on the hostages and evidence that hamas had been at the hospital within weeks or days. it seems as if, at this point, neither the hostages nor hamas are here in any number. we will continue. hamas aren't here because they understood and saw that we were coming and i think that, had we taken them completely by surprise, we would have seen mountains of evidence of hamas abuse of the hospital. tonight, a hamas leader in lebanon denied the weapons found in al—shifa along to the group. israel came to fight hamas in a place where civilians are fighting for their lives. the battle for shifa hospital is now the eye of israel's military offensive, and gaza's human crisis. lucy williamson, bbc news, gaza. there's much scruitiny of israel's operation at al—shifa hospital. it's been met with claim and counterclaim. so what do we know for sure? here's our analysis editor r

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade can see some of them here, hidden under these bags of medical supplies. the army also showed us laptops they said contained recent files on the hostages and evidence that hamas had been at the hospital within weeks or days. it seems as if, at this point, neither the hostages nor hamas are here in any number. we will continue. hamas aren't here because they understood and saw that we were coming and i think that, had we taken them completely by surprise, we would have seen mountains of evidence of hamas abuse of the hospital. tonight, a hamas leader in lebanon denied the weapons found in al—shifa belonged to the group. israel came to fight hamas in a place where civilians are fighting for their lives. the battle for shifa hospital is now the eye of israel's military offensive, and gaza's human crisis. lucy williamson, bbc news, gaza. the israeli military are still inside the hospital and the situation remains tense. it is very difficult to reach our team on the ground in gaza, but late

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeor a long time because this time it is not by israel, it is because of the lack of fuel. pedro sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister, after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. and, one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live. the director of the al—shifa hospital in gaza says it has now run out of water and oxygen.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigaderole. and, president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high level military communications. scotland's health secretary admits a charge on his ipad was caused by his sons watching football on holiday.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadehem here, hidden under these bags of medical supplies. the army also showed us laptops they said contained recent files on the hostages and evidence that hamas had been at the hospital within weeks or days. it seems as if, at this point, neither the hostages nor hamas are here in any number. we will continue. hamas aren't here because they understood and saw that we were coming and i think that, had we taken them completely by surprise, we would have seen mountains of evidence of hamas abuse of the hospital. tonight, a hamas leader in lebanon denied the weapons found in al—shifa along to the group. in al—shifa belong to the group. israel came to fight hamas in a place where civilians are fighting for their lives. the battle for shifa hospital is now the eye of israel's military offensive, and gaza's human crisis. lucy williamson, bbc news, gaza. we are going to talk about the situation that saudi arabia has raised the night about that operation in the hospital. they said that as far as

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigadeity council resolution calling for humanitarian pauses in the conflict. keir starmer suffers a major rebellion, with more than a quarter of mps calling for an immediate ceasefire in the world. i'm sarah campbell in london. the other headlines: president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year. they agree to resume high—level military communications.

are more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment some with the hamas military brigade in the conflict. i'm sarah campbell in london. the other headlines: president biden holds talks with chinese leader xi jinping. they agree to resume high level military communications. the uk's new top diplomat — former pm david cameron — heads to kyiv, his first foreign trip in the role.

more than a dozen kalashnikovs, grenades, personal protective equipment, some of it with the hamas military brigade sanchez wins a new term as spain's prime minister after securing a controversial amnesty deal for some catalan separatists. president biden and china's xijinping meet for the first time in a year, agreeing to resume high level military communications. one giant leap for tom hanks. the oscar—winning actor helps people experience a journey to the moon.

areas in the gaz strip, sorry, between hamas resistance, firers and israeli regime forces, hamas military wing brigadese present are present there, these buildings are empty from residence, they have already left the buildings before the israel soldiers have come in, sorry, also there is exodus of people from the sharter refugee camp on the on the beach, on the on the ghaza beach towards the south as heavy bombardment continues to take place throughout the... the chat refuji camp, shater refuge camp is about 400 yards uh west of shifa hospital, shifa medical complex. it seems that the israeli re regime has been bombing the shot refugee camp extensively to make way for israeli tanks to to arrive into the shifa hospital. meanwhile the palestinian ministry of health announced today during a press conference that there is. regime has killed, nearly entirely killed and wiped off the civil record, some 1100 palestinian families during the 33 days of of of war on gaza, the number of fatalities has risen rapidly, it's close to 12,000 right now and injuries over 30,000 while some 2300 people are missing under t

hamas's military wing, the algason brigades says fighters have fired machine guns and bombs and a group of israeli troops in gaza, killing five more of them. the groups also destroyed israeli vehicles including 24 tanks, personnel carriers and military ones in less than 24 hours. malaisians have boycotted companies and goods with ties to the israeli regime in a show of support for palestinians, among them are american food franchises, as washington continues its unconditional support for tel aviv, in the us two businesses what ties to israel are being boycoted. turkey and honduras have become the latest countries to recall their masters to israel over the regime's aggression and bloodched in gaza. oman's foreign ministry has also demanded. the formation of an international court to investigate war crimes committed by israel. pro-palestine rallies have been held across the globe with demonstrators demanding an end to the israely blotched in gaza. rallies were held in washington dc, guracas, santiago, london, berlin, and paris, among others. untuk tetap bersemangat memberikan allahu akbar

hamas's military wingsam brigades says that it attacked israeli troops in northern gaza, forcing them to retreat after heavy clashes. the group said destroyed 29 israeli tanks and military vehicles in the latest fighting. earlier, the algasan brigades said six israeli soldiers were killed after it targeted them with anti-personnel rockets in village south of gaza city. the regime's army says it has lost 64 soldiers since launching a ground invasion in gaza. however, resistance groups say that israel is concealing the real number of his casualties. herous for. minister says resistance groups are engaged in phase one of spreading the war on the ground and the face of israeli atrocities against palestinians, according to hossain amir, abdullah hiyan, resistance groups have already announced that new fronts are likely to open if the israeli regime fails to abide by un security council resolution on ending its war in gaza. he says a new situation could unfold in the region if possible scenarios, to stop israeli crimes fail to produce any results. meanwhile, iran's top diplomats. says polit

neighborhood in gaza city and there is fears fighting taking place as we speak and minutes ago hamas's military wing brigadesof rockets towards the israeli regime it's going going to be very very uh very tough night and not only for the palestinians but also for israeli soldiers who dared to enter ghaza right and sureif uh we had reports of israeli air strikes 100 air a matter of half an hour and that against the zeitoon area and al shati camp, bring this update at that, well this is what i was talking about the carpet bombing, shaty refugee cam is right atjacent to shifa hospital, it's when you it takes you less than a minute to be in shutter if from walking distance from from shifa hospital, the gates of shif hospital is a minute walk from shutter fuji. and as you know gaza is very small town, even the entire gaza is very small, and right now carpet bombing everywhere in gaza city, mainly around shifa hospital, quds hospital, zaiton area, up north, north of gaza city and south of gaza city, they're going uh uh, they're going ballistic on on on the entire entire gaza city, mainly gaza city, there is bombing

... this room of nasa hospital uh the uh fighting continues to take place between hamas is military wing qassam brigades and israeli forces. hamas's military wing has managed to destroy at least one tank today and two armor personnel uh carriers. this while the israeli regime has said that uh more soldiers have been killed uh during fighting in the gaza strip. now the material situation in the ghaza strip is extremely dangerous, people do not have uh food, water or even running water for for hygienic use, the health sector has collapsed, the sewing system has collapsed as well, there is no electricity for nearly 29 days now uh and 31 days on palestinians are still remain steadfasting gaza, hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced, they are internally displaced to persons, idps, they live inside the nasa hospital, tens of thousands of them inside nassar hospital, outside the hospital and in the neighborhoods around nasir hospital, also inside unra schools and government schools as well as inside cultural centers, these people have been targeted while seeking shelter in these places. is uh this

suffering for 2.3 million palestinians because of their failure on october 7th when hamas's military wingsam brigades broke into the security fence and foot israeli soldiers. and and killed and name israeli soldiers and sets and brought them back to gaza, and this is the price that palestinians and gaza are paying because israel is making 2.3 million palestinians in gaza paying for the failure, paying for defeat, paying for their humiliating defeat by hamas fighters and 2.3 million civilians are being punished by the israeli regime. this is not even collective punishment, this is uh... extermination of the population, they're exterminating people, the it's not eh cleansing, basically basically it's extermination, every neighborhood in gaza have suffered from ethnic cleansing, there's exodus of 1.6 million people during uh, during less than a month made their way to the south, from the north to the south, israel is creating a new reality on the ground, the their... uh moving populations from from one area to another with the aim of kicking the palestinians of gaza out of palestine, the way the same th

hamas's military wing brigades says it attacked israeli troops in northern gaza, forcing them to retreat. after heavy clashes, other group said that they destroyed 29 israeli tanks and military vehicles in the latest fighting. earlier, al-qassim brigade said six israeli soldiers were killed after it targeted them with anti-personel rockets in a village south of gaza city. the regime's army says it has lost 64 solters since launching a ground invasion in gaza, however resistance groups say israel is concealing the real number of its casualties, well let's cross over to ramon law and talk to our correspondent on the ground there, monandil, mona, good to see you, mona, fill us in on the latest situation, where you are and beyond, yes. when we speak about the israeli aggression, the israeli brutality, the israeli massacres being carried out against the gaza ship, here in the occupied west bank, there is another war, even if the israelies do not declare that it's an open war against palestinians, however the the measures, the aggression is considered as a war, this morning as well, one more p

missiles fired by hamas military wing alqasan brigades hit tel aviv, as well as starat and netivat.killed since it expanded ground raids in gaza last. hamas however says the number of israeli military casualties in gaza is much higher than what israel has announced. and international charity organization says more children have been killed in the gaza strip over the past weeks than in every other arm. armed conflict annually since 2019. the deathtul among children in gaza may worsen as a result of the ongoing israeli aggression. hundreds of children are still trapped under the rubble of residential buildings, targeted during israeli strikes in gaza, and they have not been rescued as of yet, which implies the actual deathpil could be higher. figures reported by the charity organization save the children shows the number of children killed and gaza strip, as a result of israel's ongoing aggression, has exceeded annual figures related to global conflicts over the past four years. the international ngo says that israel's brutal military attack against gaza, which began on october 7 in r

while fears fighting continues to take place in the center of gaza city, between hamas's military wing, the zin qassam brigadesty and south of gaza city using homemade yasin anti-tank rockets and regarding the hemiter situation it's only getting worse by the minute as no drinking water in gaza at all, no electricity for more than a month, sewing system has collapsed, the health collapsed, the health sector has collapsed, water pollution is near 100%, even the mediterranean the pollution is extremely high as is is is is is being dumped into the mediterranean without treatment via um a gravity, there's no pumping stations for that for that sewage, it's only flowing towards the the mediterranean, while hospitals also have no medicines, anesthesia or antibiotics or any surgical supplies, the only functioning hospital literally in gaza is this one, nasa hospital in the southern ghaza strip town of... on unis, we're just minutes ago uh, a un truck brought a fuel shipment, they've been doing this almost since day one, bringing a a fuel shipment daily for the emergency backup generators, emergency backup generators ar

the pain of of of of injured people and patients throughout the night, this while hamas's military wing qassam brigadedozens of israeli soldiers and fighting continues as we speak. we have here is uh the fact that's made announcement that 24 of these tanks um and bulldozers including in the military equipment that they have destroyed uh do you have information on that? well uh they've destroyed many israeli tanks and armor personnel carriers that's not a surprise the hamas fighters are extremely brave and very well trained and have been preparing for this day for years now, every year year after year hamas's military wing and other palestinian factions have improved their military capabilities and if you remember just before this uh this uh aqsa or the flood both hamas and the islamic jihad carried out huge. maneuvers even in the beginning of october, just few days before this war. all right, thank you, thank you for that. let's now uh take a look actually at the footage we have of how um the fighters are destroying israeli military equipments in this case tanks, let's take a look at that. اضرب اضرب ه

then things moved into the other end of the scale and hamas, the military brigades released a statementeir telegram channels saying they did not believe that egypt were adhering to the terms of that decision. they said not enough aid was reaching the northern part of the gaza strip. that was something that israel denied. it appears that all sides got around the table and that breaking news, to reconfirm that a senior palestinian official close to the talks going on with qatar has told the bbc that that dispute tonight over the terms of the deal has been resolved. they say the hostages will be transferred tonight to the icr cd for the 13 israeli hostages released as expected and we do expect a statement from qatar that will arrive shortly. i can bring you... this is from the qatar ministry of foreign affairs for that watching the responses come in and then, we bring soon as we can get it to bbc news. the official spokesperson for the guitars ministry of foreign affairs, he says after the delay of implementing prisoners or bull's—eyes the obstacles were overcome through qatari, egyptian c

killing more than dozen hamas military commanders and the only thing they got is they lost according to them 45 israeli soldiers and commanders, but hamas's military wing khassam brigade says they've killed hundreds of israeli soldiers during the 39 days of fighting, right? thank you very much for that, ashshanis, we appreciate it. moving on, more palestinians meanwile have fallen victim to israeli aggression across the occupied west bank. actually, we'll move to another piece of news. lebanon's sella movement has launched several retaliatory strikes against israeli occupied territories in support of the palestinian resistance in gaza. hisbollah anounced in a statement on monday that the movement had targeted number of sites kipied by israeli forces with appropriate weapons, causing damage and injuries. it also targeted israeli infantry at al-dahira site with missiles, inflicting heavy losses among the enemy's ranks. hezbulah and israeli troops have been engaged in direct clashes since the regime's brutal war on the besieg gaza strip started on october the 7th. the movement says attacks against israel will continue until it stops his crimes against palestinians. israe

revolutionary guard corps, the shock troops of the terror regime and tripled its support for hamas' military brigades. the same month that biden agreed to unfreeze $6 billion in iranian assets, the revolutionary guard corps assisted with the planning of the october 7 attacks that killed, i say again, over 30 americans and more than 1400 israelis. this is the nature of the regime that barak obama coddled for years. it is the nature of the regime that has dispatched its proxies to attack american servicemembers over 110 times since joe biden took office, let me say it again iran proxies have attacked troops in the middle east over 110 times since joe biden took office, and what has joe biden and his gang of obama accolades have done in return, they fired a few missiles, merely validating iran's proxy strategy. the eye to tell ayes -- ayatollahs are laughing at joe biden. barak obama should be the last person who should pontificate on this issue. the only thing we should hear from him is that he was wrong and apoll jiez. -- apologize. my message to him is simple, the people complicit in the attack on is

missiles fired by hamas's military wing algason brigades hit tel aviv as well as sterot and netivot. that's while resistance fighters continue to engage invading israeli troops in several areas inside gaza, dealing heavy blows to them. the israeli military has confirmed that four more of his soldiers were killed overnight. according to israely media, 23 regime troops have been killed since his expanded ground raid. gaza last friday. hamas, however says the number of israeli military casualties in gaza is much higher than what israel has announced. no one is spared as the israeli war in gaza rages on, not even those with supposed international protection. two more generalis have been killed during the regime's air strikes in the beliged strip. palestinians laid to rest palestine tv journalist muhammad abu hattab alongside 11 of his family members, they were all killed during the israeli bombardment of khan unis in southern gaza. another journalist also fell victim to the deadly air strikes targeting al-shifa hospital. in northern gaza. according to palestinian sources, 39 journalists

blows to israel and retaliation for its deadly aggression on the besieged, ghaza strip hamas's military wing. alasan brigade said that it fired a barage of missiles deep into occupied palestine. israeli media confirmed that sirens were sounded in televivia. other central cities, initial report said five people were injured in tel aviv, sirens were also sounded in the settlements of holyt, nirim, kissafim and sedarat uh in the gaza border region as a resistance forces continued, missile and artillery attacks into israeli occupied territories, meanwile fear's fighting is continuing in gaza between resistance fighters and invading israeli troops, brigades, which is the military wing of the islamic jihad resistance movement set at targeted three israeli military vehicles west of gaza city with projectiles. the lebanes resistance woven has says that it has hit at least seven israeli targets in the northern parts of the occupied territories. in separate statements hezbollah said it struck targets with what it called appropriate weapons and inflicted damage on them. an israeli tank was also hit near the branit bar

danny first fighting continues to take place between hamas military wing, the izin qassam brigades and invading israeli forces, as israeli tanks have advanced into a nasar area close to shifa hospital, they've already fire artillery shells at the r1 tc children hospital uh. causing a lot of damage to that hospital and as well to as well as the psychiatric hospital and the eye hospital which is which are adjacent to the rantic children hospital israeli fighter jets fired at least one rocket into a area near the maternity ward in a shifa hospital killing one man and injuring a child uh and also they fired a drone rocket uh into the yard, it was shifa hospital where uh dozens of journalists uh were standing, we've learned that some injuries have taken place there, currently israeli tanks are very close to shifa hospital, maybe about three to 400 yards away from shifa hospital, as we speak, and it seems that the israeli regime has mages this decision to enter shifa hospital today or tomorrow by the latest, this while israeli snipers are are have been posted since yesterday afternoon on uh

over the last 48 hours, these brigades, hamdan said brigades, the military wing of hamas continues its operations. alassan brigades issued a statement saying that in 24 hours, it destroyed a building where israeli soldiers were hiding in, the soldiers were either killed or wounded. the dia humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is rapidly. deteriorating amid israel's brutal war and siege on the palestinian territory. the world food program civilians in gaza face the immediate possibility of starvation because food and water have become practically nonexistent. the wfp added that lack of fuel is also impeeding the delivery of food. it said the amount of food entering gaza remains wowfully inadequate. the un high commissioner for human rights also raised the alarm about widespread hunger in the gaza strip. the total depletion of fuel supplies is imminent, according to anra, and it would be catastrophic across all of gaza, leading to the complete collapse of water, sewing and crucial healthcare services and endling the trickle of humanitarian assistance that has been permitted to date.

questions to its own israelis, for example, how, a small group, this a special forces brigade, which means a hamas militaryi territory in one day, israel is a small country, and at the same time the border between israel and the gaza strip is a couple of tens of kilometers. everything is small, everything is close, overcoming electronic tracking systems, overcoming the famous fence, which was dug in all the way down so that there were no combat tunnels, barbed wire and placement on it, which means at least one 143 division, one of the best israeli army, in total in the southern district, well, if there was a 400 thousand army for three districts, southern, northern and central, well, probably , there were definitely several tens of thousands, someone can explain, not counting the special services police and much more, that’s the answer to this question we don’t hear an answer, and one of the reasons is, from here to here i will now suppress, destroy , no matter at what cost and so on, now, who will be the best, well, these are the most unfortunate troops today, be they israeli, some international and so on

regime forces, the invading israeli regime forces. and resistance fighters, mainly hamas's military wing, there issan brigadess, they been qassam brigades says they have killed dozen. of israeli soldiers over the last few days even resorted to uh to uh suicide uh suicide bombings against the israeli regime forces and we've seen videos in nassar area in gaza where hamas fighters documented their their their mates charging at israeli forces and blowing themselves up and this is new tactic that been used by hamas's military wing and definitely cause lot of death and destruction within the israeli, the invading israeli forces, this while there are talks about some sort of humanitarian pause of seas fire, hamas chief ismail hana has confirmed such news, the same thing goes to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but we don't know the exact details of of such... deal broker by qatar, but it remains to be seen what happens later in the day. very well, thank you for that. let me ask you simuls when it comes to um the way that we have seen the carnish take place and the inability and the ineffectiveness of the u

the hamas military wing algasam brigades. says it attacked israeli troops in northern gaza forcing them to retreat after heavy clashes, but the group said they destroyed 29 israeli tanks and military vehicles in the latest fighting. earlier algos brigades and said that six israeli soldiers had been killed after it targeted them with anti-personnel rockets in a village south of gaza city. the regime's army says that has lost 64 soldiers since laun a ground invasion in gaza, however resistance groups say israel is concealing the real number of its casualties. well protesters across the globe continue to voice support for palestinians as israeli killing campaign in gaza shows no sign of abating. in valentia, spain, hundreds of protesters took to the streets waving palestinian. flags and calling for a boycott of the israeli regime over its crimes against civilians in gaza. participants carried effagies of shrouded babies as a sign of israeli killing of more than 5,000 palestinian children in gaza. in the swedish capital stockholm a large number of people took to the streets to show solidari

and inflicting damage on 33 vehicles, over the last 48 hours, these brigades, said brigades, the military wing of hamas continues its operations. algasan brigades issued a statement saying that 24 hours, in 24 hours, it destroyed a building where israeli soldiers were hiding in. these soldiers were either killed or wounded, it said. the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees has warned of a quote deliberate attempt to impead its operations in gaza. hunroa is now running out of fuel. we will not be able to uphold our commitment to provide for the palestinian people any longer. i do believe there is deliberate attempt to. our operation and paralyze the unu operation. speaking a press conference in geneva, the head of ara said the agency may have to totally suspend this operations due to lack of fuel. he said it was quite outrages to force humanitarian organizations to beg for necessities. the suspension of honorable mission in gaza would pose new challenges to more than 8000 displaced palestinians under the agency support. israel has indiscriminated. bomb various neighborhoods in gaza, including