isabel hilton, thank you so much for| hilton, thank you so much for joining us on newsday today.ive into palestinian refugee camps in central gaza, forcing thousands of people to flee. the united nations estimates 150,000 are on the move. israel says it is trying to protect civilians in its operation to destroy hamas — which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. meanwhile, egypt has put forward a plan to end the fighting, including more prisoner and hostage exchanges. shaimaa khalil has the latest from jerusalem, and her report contains some distressing images from the beginning. once again, a child tells their story of the war. this child's home in khan younis was bombed overnight. "we were upstairs," she says, "then we were hit, and i started running." she tries to comfort her sister, but she has no idea that her mother and brother were killed in the strike. herfather, abdullah, sits next to the body bags. he's still in shock. "this is my son," he says. "this morning, he asked me for biscuits. "i went to buy them. "when i came back, ifound him and my wife

i asked isabel hilton, a visiting professor at the lau institute at king's college london.rtainly having an effect. and the last time china tried to do this, it had a negative effect, because it was rather crude and obvious, and people reacted by voting overwhelmingly for the dpp, the current ruling party, but china's tactics have got more sophisticated since then. so it's got much better at generating disruptive messages, feeding them into social media, making them look as though they originate in taiwan. it is simply, the sophistication of its attack has grown exponentially in the past few years. and there are 20 million cyber attacks daily on taiwan, mainly from china, so the sheer volume of the effort is also pretty impressive. it certainly will have an effect. it will depend how sophisticated taiwan internet users are, if they can be counted on to recognise this is coming from the mainland or if theyjust take it as an amplification of existing divisions and disputes which certainly exist in taiwan, as in any democracy. and voters in taiwan, they are also witnessing wha