will the un, as netanyahu now wants, set up tent camps in this deserted patch of land known as al—mawasiterally in a war zone which will provide protection to the civilian. the civilians were asked to leave gaza city and the north of the gaza strip to go to the south, because they were told it would be safer. it comes out that about 40% of the people killed have been in the south, because bombardment have absolutely not spared the south. if they go in a unilaterally designated zone, which is pretending to be safe, if you have fighters coming in, who will guarantee the protection of these people? i don't believe... this is a big deal. i mean, correct me if i'm wrong, but as i understand it, the israelis have directly asked you and other un agencies to cooperate and you have been part of a joint statement from un agencies a few days ago saying, quote, "we will not participate in the establishment "of any so—called safe zone in gaza "that is set up without the agreement of all parties." could that come back to haunt you, do you think? so, the last time you had a safe haven in europe was in

al-mawasi is a district in the southernmost part of the gaza strip. defense forces of the zionist regime consider this desert as an area safe for the survival of the palestinians in the war . this movie has been circulated many times in cyberspace. israel continues to bombard the gaza strip. there is no safe space, except for two and a half square miles in almawas, which has no infrastructure or shelter to sustain life. although israel does not make the almoazi desert rain, it is very difficult to survive without clean water, food, medical aid and toilets. israel has again changed the so-called safe zone. at first, khanyounes was apparently safe, but after continued shelling, the palestinians were now forced to take refuge in the dry sands of almoazi. i have no food. world food program guidance economist says what is happening in gaza is unprecedented in terms of the scale of the disaster and the speed of it. the world food program has announced that more than 25% of families in the gaza strip are suffering from extreme hunger and if food, drinking wa

the zionists have considered the al-mawasi desert in the south of gaza as a safe place for the peoplegaza. living in the diamond desert without basic facilities is facing the reaction of users in the virtual space. this baby's name is rawan, his mother, who does not show his face, gave birth to him in this tent. anyway, giving birth in a tent in terms of. hygiene is very painful for the child and the mother. hot weather during the day and cold weather at night make the baby weak. rawan was born in al-mawaasi. almaasi district it is in the southernmost part of the food belt. the defense forces of the zionist regime declared this desert as a safe zone for palestinians to survive in the war. this movie has been circulated many times in cyberspace. israel continues to bombard the gaza strip. there is no safe space except two and a half square miles in almawasi, which has no infrastructure or shelter to sustain life. although israel does not rain in al-mawaasi desert , it is very difficult to survive without clean water, food, medical aid and toilets. israel has again changed the so-called

the safe zone subject that was discussed with ambassador regev, has israel abandoned the idea of al—mawasiled, but they do not actually specify any safe zones. what are the specific designated areas? thanks, paul. it remains a core area, a safer zone, an area which can be utilised. unfortunately, we've not seen a huge amount of people going there, and so we are adjusting our operational assessment of the situation on the ground. what you have noticed in the maps and as you rightly pointed out, it is very detailed, and specific areas that people need to move out specifically to go to safer areas, there won't be operations at that time. hamas has turned the civilian arena into a a fortified position, or fortified positions, and it creates a huge challenge for the military. but we are determined to distinguish between the civilians and the non—combatants and the terrorists. and that is why we are asking people to evacuate from specific locations and go to get to out of that area so that they can have, i would say, what what would be there to get them out of harm's way? french president emmanu