that's why we stuck beside el—najar hospital.hospital is the only one in rafah with dialysis machines. they only have 17 machines for more than 700 patients. i live beside el—najar hospital because of my mother and we are trying our best and trying to find a solution. if we go to a safe place, this safe place contains a hospital that if we go to a safe place, this safe place must contains a hospital that can help my mother or not. that was ibrahim isbaita who has been displaced to rafah speaking to my colleague nicky schiller earlier. it's now a week since northern ireland 5 devolved government was re—established — and one of the issues on the agenda is a planned new stadium, in west belfast, to host matches in the 2028 euros. however, it's far from simple. the location, history and funding of the venue are causing controversy and debate, as our ireland correspondent chris page explains. casement park has been derelict for a decade, but in four years�* time, a new stadium here is due to host matches in europe's biggest football t

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let's speak to ahmed najar, a writer based here in the uk who has family in gaza.nd i think you for taking the time to talk to us here on the programme. tell me about what you have been hearing from your loved ones who are still there on the ground. loved ones who are still there on the ground-— loved ones who are still there on the round. _, ., ., ., ., . ,, the ground. good afternoon, thank ou for the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having _ the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having me. _ the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having me. i _ the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having me. i have - the ground. good afternoon, thank you for having me. i have heard i you for having me. i have heard today from my nephew who is in the north because i have my parents and some of my siblings in their families in the north of gaza. basically the situation is horrible, it is insufferable and really, really, really bad in terms of the food situation. there is literally nothing for people to eat there. we are in really very worried and worried sick abou