martin griffin said the world is failing to meet their entitlements of a part of humanity. european union's also called for humanitarian corridors and pausas and israel's war to get aid into gaza. beaucoup discuter. talked lot about absolute necessity of acting a humanitarian level, we can see the serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation and the importance of developing measures to guarantee access to equipment and humanitarian aid, food, water, electricity, medicines, we need to be very active, including with humanitarian corridors, humanitarian houses to allow the humanitarian aid to be delivered, speaking eu. summit and president of the european commission also spoke about israel's war on gaza. urderlion through her weight behind the regime bling palestinian resistance for the ongoing situation in gaza. her stance comes as a 27 nation block remains split between staunch backers of israel including germany and austria, and more pro-palestinian members such as ireland. majority of irish members of the european parliament have accused vander lion of overstepping

relief coordinator yesterday r martin griffin saying a noose around the civilian population of gaza is now being tightened. >> thank you, from london. >>> joining me is cnn military analyst and retired air force colonel, cedric leighton, good to have you with us >> thank you it's good to be with you >> israel amassed over 300,000 troops along gaza border. almost double what russia amassed along ukraine's board before launching its invasion. what are your expectations to how this will unfold in the next 24 to 48 hours? >> that's an interesting comparison between what happened with russia and ukraine and what is probably going to happen between israel and hamas in this particular situation. in this war, i think what the israeli are going to do is they're doing it now. is softening up the targets by bombing them. and using both entirety as well as aerial bombs to move the hamas fighters in a certain direction. of course, they're always moving civilians out of the northern part of gaza into the southern part. so what they're trying to do is in essence clear the city of as many as possible.

we know that martin griffin griffith, the a chief for the united nations, is already in egypt. so there are intense negotiations to try to find a way into gaza. with that aid. there was some good news yesterday with many of places running out of water, there was an un was able to get fuel from one location within garza to the water. sell it the selling ization plant that provided more clean water and averted a catastrophe. that many were predicting, but they say that they only have enough fuel for another week at most. and that fuel is needed for, for hospitals to run, as well as the dsl and ization plant. so the situation is very grave and, and all efforts now are really on getting 8 and as soon as possible, kristen see me. that was alexis forest from united nations. thank you very much, kristen. well, the hospital masika and garza has triggered protests across the occupied westbank with hundreds of palestinians rallying in ramallah. demonstrate as have again turned out to show solidarity with the people of causa. people also in the streets on tuesday nights and was confronted

martyred griffins, the —— martin griffiths, from the un.rner, a spokesperson for the israel defense forces, updated me... 0n israel's military objectives and the bombing campaign. the people of gaza are paying for the failed leadership of hamas. they have failed the people of gaza. our responsibility, primarily, is to ensure and secure the people of israel once more. we can't live in a situation where we are afraid that somebody will come over into our bedrooms and butcher our babies. that is unacceptable and it won't happen. unfortunately, unfortunately, we need to try and be persistent that hamas can never have this, wield this sword of death against our heads. we know what will happen if we do not destroy and dismantle hamas. we're not willing to raise a white flag to terrorism. we can't bow our heads to these terrorist organisations because, if we do, they will chop it off. if we have a look at international law, while there is a right to defend yourself, there is also obligations to respect the rules of law, taking care of the civilian