of gaza city and these are exactly, this is exactly the reason why many amongst many reasons why uh the move and the evacuation of palestinians from the north of the gaza strip to the south is just going to be deemed impossible because you're having palestinians that are being killed and uh how can then palestinians think they cannot be safe uh to move from the north to the south. there are reports that many have uh made that. journey from the north to the south, but uh there are many countries uh at the same time that have come out and uh rejected the proposal that uh israel has forwarded in the form of evacuation uh countries like egypt and turkey and qatar who have said that that is not something uh that is a good idea to say the least for the palestinians to do that they should not be they should not be relocated and uh the unfortunate part of this is as we sit here and we analyze. situation uh, there is uh no stopping to what israel is doing. okay, sounds like we're going to um wrap up our our live covers at this point, and we are going to uh continue with some news in order to get some breather from the um different uh images that we

yes. escape the north of gaza? yes, indeed, the _ escape the north of gaza? ndeed, the place _ escape the north of gaza? yes, indeed, the place has - escape the north of gaza? yes, indeed, the place has been - escape the north of gaza? 133 indeed, the place has been bombed for the third time according to local authority here. they show me footage from the crossing itself, cctv camera. the damage is in the external hall and also most important, the road that lead between the palestinian side of the crossing into the egyptian side of the crossing. i was shown footage that there is a four holds in the road on the road itself is damaged so it is not easy to move people from this side to the egyptian site. with the scale of damage i saw, it is not a great damage and the local authority said they can repair it fairly quickly but they are waiting for egypt to reopen the crossing. i understand from different sources in doha and egypt and other places that this negotiation is still fruitless and no progress has been made to allow the humanitarian aid which gaza need th

gaza war. the united nations estimates that tens of thousands of palestinians have fled from the north of gaza to the south, after they were urged to do so by israel, ahead of its ground offensive in retaliation for last week's cross—border attacks by hamas. earlier the un warned that it was impossible to move more than a million people across a densely populated warzone with no food, water, oraccommodation. the israeli army says it's already launched raids inside gaza. israeli media say the troops have recovered the bodies of some of the hostages seized by hamas in israel a week ago. health officials in gaza say the number of palestinians killed in israeli airstrikes has risen to more than 1900. this is the scene live in gaza — where it hasjust gone midday, and as we said, an israeli deadline for palestinians to leave the northern half of gaza ahead of an expected ground offensive has passed. and we can show you these live pictures of israeli military forces near the gaza border as you see, there are several tanks in the area. the palestinian authority's representative at the un compared the

israel has warned the 1.1 million civilians in gaza's north to move south beyond the wadi gaza here.okesperson said they should not return until israel said they could do so. the authorities in gaza say more than 2,200 people have already died in retaliatory israeli bombing. on saturday, israel's prime minister visited some of his troops and asked them if they are ready for the next stage. and in the past few hours, us presidentjoe biden has held separate phone calls with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has the latest. every day, hamas sends rockets into israel, after last weekend's attack, israel says these air strikes are just the beginning, and that people living in the north of gaza should leave now. gaza's salahadin road has become a lifeline for people flowing south, a humanitarian corridor labelled "safe". not always. a strike here yesterday killed at least 12 people. the bbc has verified the location and identified women and children under five among the dead. israel says it's inve

and indeed, the south of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations.nd our... ..we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict, and we are operating within that, within that realm. here in the uk, about 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are being evacuated because of flooding caused by storm babet. the county council has declared a major incident and urged everyone to leave. the river idle has reached record levels — and they are still rising... ..threatening the town. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england, could last until tuesday. our correspondent andy gill updated us on the situation in retford. well, you can see some of the floodwater behind me and the police have closed this road off to stop people coming through. as you say, 500 homes are potentially affected by this severe flood warning. a severe flood warning is the most serious you can get. it means there's a threat to life. it means there's a risk to injury. the problem is floodi

of gaza. �* , , instructed them to leave north ofgaza. �* , big enough to _ of gaza. because it is big enough to contain - of gaza. because it is big enough to contain those | of gaza. because it is big i enough to contain those that are living and also there are other solutions will be offered later on. but the important thing is to remember that this valuation is temporary. they can come back and return to their home, whatever�*s left of it later on. but the slice of life is permanent. secretary—general said today that moving more than 1 secretary—general said today that moving more than1 million people across the densely populated boards and already under siege is going to be extremely dangerous and in some cases not possible, would you say to that? i cases not possible, would you say to that?— say to that? i would say that the danger _ say to that? i would say that the danger is _ say to that? i would say that the danger is very _ say to that? i would say that| the danger is very prominent say to that? i would say that i the danger is very

city and the north because. north today people to leave gaza city and the north today is the last chance to leave to the south. the air strikes were intensified in gaza city in the east, west and north according to local authorities and in the north of gaza, where the israeli tanks operating, what is significant is related to the al-quds hospital in gaza. it is the hospital in the south—west of gaza and according to the director of the hospital, he received a call from the israeli army asking them to evacuate immediately. he told me it's impossible because we have over 14,000 impossible because we have over 111,000 people taking hospital as refuge. those people left their homes into the hospital and also 100 patients are treated in the hospital, some of which are into intensive care and it's impossible to evacuate the hospital. there is a lot of criticism by palestinians over the israeli threats to target the centres as they are suffering briefly from the —— gravely from the shortage of fuel. they say they will not leave the hospital and will stay. there were ten or 11

to evacuate. people in the north of gaza to evacuate-— people in the north of gaza to evacuate._, ., evacuate. we are continuing to assess the _ evacuate. we are continuing to assess the situation _ evacuate. we are continuing to assess the situation and - assess the situation and expanding things gradually based on our plans in order to achieve the objectives of this war. the ground force on the ground campaign is extremely complex we will do everything possible, from the sea, air and from the ground in order to ensure that our troops will be safe. we are calling upon the northern gazans to evacuate temporarily to the south, for your own safety and we are stressing that we are calling that, we are calling upon you urgently to do so. just below the gaza river, the conditions will be so much better, there is water, food and read it —— medication there. is water, food and read it -- medication there.— is water, food and read it -- medication there. jeremy bowen has this report — medication there. jeremy bowen has this report from _ medication there. jeremy bowen has this report fr

it will be difficult from _ around the north gaza area?fficult from the _ around the north gaza area? it ll be difficult from the perspective of trying firstly to locate the hostages and obviously hamas will play the hostage card and will be threatening to kill the hostages if the idf does whatever they do, if the idf does whatever they do, if the incursion starts, so there is a risk that hostages will perish at the hands of hamas if the operation starts, so the idea is to try to get the hostages out before the ground operation starts. the other problem is the political ramifications and their support for hamas in the region, we know that hezbollah has announced its support and readiness to enter the war and potentially open a new front, we have heard iran's position as well, and the broader problem is also otherjihadi groups like al-qaeda who have issued calls to muslims all across the world to targetjewish people, and those countries supporting israel, so it is notjust a matter of regional war, the threat of terrorism will be growing, in

gaza. no humanitarian preparation to be able to look after such a huge number moving from north to south. most of the main hospitals and certainly the largest hospital in gaza is in the north, it is in gaza city. it is poorly equipped, doesn't have nearly enough staff, nearly enough equipment, nearly enough medicines, and it is already extremely overrun ijy and it is already extremely overrun by number of civilians needing it. the last i had heard the director of the hospital says they want evacuate because they can't add because they would not be serving the civilians there. indie would not be serving the civilians there. ~ ., , ., ., . there. we have played our audience ofthat there. we have played our audience of that cli- there. we have played our audience of that clip a — there. we have played our audience of that clip a little _ there. we have played our audience of that clip a little earlier _ there. we have played our audience of that clip a little earlier of - there. we have played our audience of that clip a little earlier of a - of that clip a little earlier of a representative

that was doctor natalie roberts _ the north of gaza. rald ford carrier battle group already in the med when all of this sadly started here over a week ago. it's still going to take eight to ten days for this new carrier battle group to get there. and it's also going to take there. and it's also going to take the same amount of time for a marine amphibious ready group to come from the persian gulf, sail up and get to the persian gulf, sail up and get to the eastern med. and they willjoin us air force aircraft that have already been repositioned in the far east there. so it's a build—up of forces but it's prudent. it's probably a wise move on the start of the american administration. colonel, why is that? realistically, is this just a military muscle flexing or would the us take military action in this region? i think it's both, to be honest with you. i think putting the forces over there and putting them in a position where if you have to use them, they are available. i don't think there's any preconceived decision on the part of the unit

gaza strip. we know you made the jersey from the north of gaza to the south where you are now.risis worsening. what's your assessment of what you are seeing as many thousands of people move into that area? ., many thousands of people move into that area? . , ., that area? yeah, it is on the edge of catastrophe. _ that area? yeah, it is on the edge of catastrophe. the _ that area? yeah, it is on the edge of catastrophe. the local - that area? yeah, it is on the edge| of catastrophe. the local authority here described the situation with a shortage of almost every day essential need for people. there is a severe shortage of water. 0nly a severe shortage of water. only this morning a couple of trucks were secured from the south of gaza city to hear in younis, but this is not at all enough for overi to hear in younis, but this is not at all enough for over i million people who are desperate for water. here in the hospital in khan younis, this is the medical centre. it used to serve 400,000 people, the original people who lived in khan younis, but now there are 600,000 more. 0veri mi

israel has warned the one point one million civilians in gaza�*s north to move south beyond the wadi roops and asked them if they are ready for the next stage. and this evening us presidentjoe biden has spoken to the leaders of both israel and the palestinian authority. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson has the latest. every day, hamas sends rockets into israel, and waits for israel�*s response. after last weekend�*s attack, israel says these air strikes are just the beginning, and that people living in the north of gaza should leave now. gaza�*s salahadin road has become a lifeline for people flowing south, a humanitarian corridor labelled "safe". not always. a strike here yesterday killed at least 12 people. the bbc has verified the location and identified women and children under five among the dead. israel says it�*s investigating. israel�*s prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, visited the troops gathered at gaza�*s borders today. "the next stage is coming", he told them. "are you ready?" the israeli army has been pounding gaza from here across the border and also from the air. isr

gaza strip. the intensification of the conflicts in the north of gaza and in the area of ​​beit hanonun and in theestinian camp of brij in the north of the gaza strip can inflame the area . here in the south of lebanon, where we are , nothing special has happened at the moment, there is a relative calm, but it may be fragile. when it becomes more felt that the drones of the zionist regime are flying over the area in the same area where we are, that is, khayyam and the occupied mazara of shaba'a up to ras naghora, in this area, the detection of the drones of the zionist regime has greatly increased. even today, hezbollah has carried out 6 operations. against the zionist military bases what he did shows that hezbollah is fully ready for any possible action by the zionist military . can this resolution be effective in the continuation of the development process? yes, this resolution was approved by the positive votes of 120 countries, but it was in the general assembly of the united nations, as it should be, maybe not binding. put pressure on the zionist regime, unfortunately, we have seen in recent

of gaza, the area around the north—east of the gaza strip, where the israeli military operationeen particularly intensive over the last few days, and continues even now, it is continuing 2a hours through the night and through the day as well. we have also heard from the palestinian red present, they say that they have been told to evacuate al-quds hospital, one of the hospitals inside the gaza strip where patients are staying but also people who have been displaced from their homes, several thousand people, as many as 14,000, staying there, the palestinian red crescent have said that evacuating a building like that is impossible at the moment. my colleague wyre davies has the latest. al-quds hospital in the heart of gaza city. around 14,000 internally displaced people who have fled from their homes to escape relentless israeli bombing are said to be sheltering in the grounds here. israel has accused hamas of deliberately basing itself near or even within public buildings like hospitals. and that's why it is targeting areas around the hospital. the shelling in recent days has bee

israel telling everyone in north gaza around 1.1 million people to relocate to the south of the gaza, in the last few minutes, we've been seeing leaflet drops tens if not hundreds of thousands of leaflets raining down on the city of gaza, telling the citizens in arabic to, for your own safety , leave their homes own safety, leave their homes immediately and go to shelters. we are expecting imminent action in this part of the world, imminent bloodshed, no doubt. >> yes , there is confusion in >> yes, there is confusion in northern gaza as well as hamas is telling civilians to stay put. and we just heard there from our reporter charlie peters, who says this is proof that hamas used their people as human shields. we'll have more analysis after the morning news with tamsen . with tamsen. >> ellie, thank you. here are the headlines at 1031. hamas has told residents in gaza to stay at home as israel's ground offensive looks imminent. it comes after israel has told the 1.1 million residents of gaza city to move to the south within the next 24 hours. leaflets are being dropped on the area th

kuwait north of gaza and a systematic bombing bombing of buildings there to level it with the ground and apparently the ground invasion will be coming soon into this area which is north of gaza and yesterday for instance around 380 within 24 hours palestinians were killed, 300 of them were in in the north area in gaza itself, and yesterday they leveled down a neighborhood called the zahra, more than 18 buildings which brought down totally, well people were alarmed to to leave these buildings, but we are still talking about thousands upon thousands of people people still living in gaza city and in jabalya, yet the israel are trying to evacuate this area by bombing and leveling it totally to the ground, this i think it it will make it easier for them from their point of view to invade ground invasion into north of ghaza, i don't think that they will go to south of ghaza and they will push all the palestinians, we are talking about more than 2 million 300,000 to south of gazza and some israeli statements saying that don't even think about getting back to north gaza, it will be anaxed to.

israel has warned people in north gaza, get out now.were told they have 24 hours to leave about 27 hours ago, ahead of what many expect to be an imminent ground invasion by israel in response to the attack hamas launched almost a week ago. but many palestinians say they have nowhere to go. israel dumped leaflets in the sky over gaza saying evacuation your homes immediately. the people that could leave packed what they could and headed south. the un and other humanitarian groups have called the orders inhumane, pointing out there's no food, no water, and again there's nowhere safe for people to go. u.s. officials think there are between 500 and 600 american citizens in gaza too, and there are many here in the bay area whose loved ones are trapped in gaza hoping to survive whatever is coming next. our betty yu spoke with a south bay man who grew up in gaza and tells us some of his family members say they won't evacuate. >> reporter: san jose resident sammy is pictured her with his parents in gaza, a place where he was born and raised befo

instance, we knew this was likely to have taken place on this road, a major road running north to south in gazaes. it is 45km road, we used satellite imaging to scan through it, starting from the north where the convoy had probably left from, trying to find details that matched the graphic videos that were circulating online. in this case, we found road markings, a sign that helped us to pin down the location. we can even use online tools helping us to work out the angle of the sunlight, the shadows, giving us an accurate reading as to what kind of time of day it would have been. we found it was around 5:30pm local time yesterday. what were you able to ascertain about who might have been responsible? on that... we are unable to say. we only have footage of the aftermath. there have been claims and counter claims about who was responsible. we were able to see, in the footage at least 12 dead bodies, several cars that were on fire, probably with victims still inside them, and a scene of carnage. more broadly, give me an idea of the insights that this kind of work has provided through the course o

it's really difficult, almost impossible to evacuate hospitals from north gaza because patients who arere cannotjust simply be moved. many of them are on mechanical ventilators. there are newborn incubators. people are in unstable condition, and it's very difficult to to move them. so we were calling on israel to reconsider this order. yes. talk to me about that, because israel said, look, you know, and it's even warned, hasn't it, in the last few hours that if you are in north gaza, then you could potentially be in danger because obviously, there's going to be intensified bombing there. you need to move south. but it's important to underline that there are many, many people who just can't do that. well, exactly. and it's really difficult question that is being asked to health workers. they're working still in those hospitals in gaza. there are more than 2,000 patients in hospital, but also people in their homes who cannot simply move people with non—communicable diseases, people with mental health diseases, people with disabilities. and just in gaza, there are currently more than 50,00

north. the focus is on gaza city and the north part of gaza. it's about a third of the gaza strip.ff for a bit of time. the tanks removed from the eastern part of gaza with israel down about three or four kilometres for about an hour or two, so know the road is partially open but there is a conflicting report about where the israeli tanks are. some say there is a lot of operation around there is a lot of operation around the area but a freelance cameraman managed to film at least one tank and bulldozer in the middle—of—the—road. since then, the local authority have said that the tanks were pulled out from the area and there is no more danger. there is another road called beach road which leads to the coastal area, i've just met an ambulance driver who came back from gaza city and he was driving on the beach road, he said it's almost deserted. he was alone in taking this very risky journey back because the israelis keep sending messages and calling on people who live in the north of gaza to leave further south where it is safer. there are about 600,000 people still in the area where

releases a footage showing fears cushes between palestinian resistance fighters and israely forces north gaza strip. russia blames the us and its allies for israel's massacre palestinians in the american politicians are opposed to a size five. hi everybody, you're watching pr news live from our headquarters, with me. day 25 of the war and the gaza strip and the regimes pounding the territory from air, land and sea, at least seven palestinians have been killed in the latest attacks, the relentless rates have claimed the lives of over 8,500 people, including near 3,500 children, another 21 palestins have also been wounded, official ghaza saying that more than 1,00 people are missing under the rubble of buildings destroyed, they say that israel has dropped more than 18, tons of explosives on gaza since october 7. palestinians also accused the regime of using internationally banned white fight responses and attacks on the bris territory. the middle wing of the algas has released showing clashes between its fighters and israel troops who have entered the northern part of the gaza strip. the brigad

we thought there was likely to be this salah al—din road which is a major road running north to south, through gazates for civilians leaving the north and heading down to the south, presumably to safety. it's a 45 kilometre road, so we scanned the route, starting from the north where they would have left from and tried to match details that we saw from this satellite imagery with those we saw in the video. in this case the layout of several buildings, some road markings and a sign helped us to pin down the location and we even used online tools to analyse the angle of the sun, the length of the shadows, to get an idea of when this incident took place or at least when the footage was shot and it looked around 5:30pm yesterday local time. yeah and that's the key thing, isn't it? it's about a painstaking process to match so many different elements to getting a clearer picture and you're able to say with some confidence that is exactly what it shows. you touched on it paul at the beginning, this is a war being played out on social media too and there's a lot of disinformation out there. people can be o

there are bombs falling all over gaza, north and south of gaza.government to be complying with international humanitarian rule, and infact with international humanitarian rule, and in fact protecting civilians. it is not acceptable stop what we know on the ground in gaza, people we are speaking to every moment, there is distraction, chaos on the ground. civilians are terrified. 0ne on the ground. civilians are terrified. one of our members of staff, theirfamily is on terrified. one of our members of staff, their family is on the ground, they have said, minute by minute, they have no idea if their family will be annihilated. we are seeing pictures as you speak, showing some of the casualties arriving at hospital. you talked about the importance of protecting civilians. we had to the idf on the programme earlier, they are insisting the reason they have given this evacuation order is to protect people. what do you make of the justification of the move itself? there is no way to physically protect people in gaza right now, for people to be moving in g

gaza. about 2,000 families living in these tents. they are people displaced from the north, in gaza.is, a camp has been built by the owner. this is, a camp has been built by the unrwa. i was speaking to the families here. they said they are struggling to find water. they are struggling to find food. they are struggling to find a bathroom. they said the bathroom here is a real challenge. the security, also, is a real challenge because as you know, hamas has been under really heavy attack by israel for the last two weeks or so, so there is no police around the area to maintain law and order, a few problems, social problems in the area. but those people, they say, we have been given very little food and very little water, very little medicine to the people who are in need for this. this is an example of how 700,000 people who are displaced from the north are living in a very difficult condition in gaza city. the unrwa is planning to have more and more camps like this, once the egyptians are allowing more tents, more food, more fuel and more medicine. the united nations has called for a

we know within gaza people are on the move from north to south. challenge of a million people moving in and around gaza city in the north to the south is a huge potential task. let's quickly show you our other live feeds. we have previously been seeing pictures from the west bank of people on the streets throwing stones. there have been objects being thrown and fires as you can see. there are reports of four people being shot. we are trying as we speak to establish more details on what has happened, just to be clear this is not in gaza, this is the west bank. and finally, these life pictures coming into us, this is yemen and you can see huge crowds on the streets there. people are coming out and showing their support for palestinians in gaza. there have been calls for people around the world, notjust here in yemen, various locations, people coming out today showing their support for palestinians in gaza. let's take you now to gaza because the main story has been at this request from the israeli defence forces for people who live in gaza and around

of gaza, now they pushed them, most of them, let me say back to the south, in order to get in to the northto ground - invasion, however, the americans are reluctant to encourage them to do so, because there is a clear threat by the hizballah in lebanon, that if they went into a ground invasion, definitely there will be kind of involvement of hizbollah to help the palestinians in a way or another by opening the northern front, if that happen then it will be most definitely a kind of a regional. war because the americans said that we are going to take care of hizballah and if hizballah interfered in the battle then we will take care of them and we will take care of of you bombarding and that's why they brought in 2000 soldiers plus the the you know aeroplanes that are coming through the sea so uh and and in such case definitely that will you know create kind of a regional war not only a war between gaza and and israel right, speaking of regional war, you know, it just reminds me that uh, iran has also given some warnings and the forum minister, this is a couple of times and stern warning tha

we were told by our colleague that the israeli government, nathanjo's government wants. all of north gaza there is continuous bombardment and you know, they take up american support for granted, the israelis would never have had the guards. to do such thing unless and until they had the full support of the usa, only the usa can stop israeli aggression, only the usa can stop israeli bombardment is the atrocities that are committing by idf by the israeli forces, but the whole question is that is not going to happen and that is a tragedy, i am very sad to say this as a political scientist, that is not going to happen and this tragedy is going to unfold as never before, what you are going to see in the next few days is total disaster and it is going to be horrific, it has just started, the israelis are going to clear north gaza from wadhi, you know they ga, that is so called, and they are going to push people down, that is ethnic cleansing, the pakistani forum minister gilani has called it, genocide and in you know the pakistani leadership has reacted, the leadership of many you know muslim c

they are looking for that from the north gaza, north of the gaza strip, start and send the population area to the sinai desert , which is actually where egypt is located , and the al-aqsa storm operation has given them this excuse to save the lives of civilians . be able to implement this plan, now there are problems in this direction, what are their problems, first of all, you have eaten a million people, you don't leave the food bar so easily , to the sinai desert, apart from the people of gaza, still the scenes in the fact related to the occupation of their land and the displacement of their fathers is still there he remembers their compatriots still remember that when they left palestine under zionist pressure and were displaced and were never allowed to return, they all see this as a historical experience in front of their eyes and they are not willing to give up the food bar so easily. many people leave the food. in this interview, they said that they will stay in any situation and are not willing to be displaced . you see, there is no trust. you see, maybe the zionist regime ,

>> reporter: so, we're about a mile outside of the gaza strip right at the north of the gaza strip. that's some very sustained heavy machine gunfire. if that is apache gun ships or potentially heavy machine guns on armored personnel carriers. but most likely apache gun ships because we have heard them operating. they'll be supporting the troops on the ground. they will be what's brought in as close air support, when the troops come in contact with the hamas position. and this is exactly what the idf has been saying has been happening through the day. the troops are on the ground. they're moving from building to building down some of the major highways inside of gaza. but when they reach a hamas strong point, then additional fire power. i think that's what we're hearing there is brought in to eliminate those enemy positions. >> i mean, nic, it's 3:00 a.m. where you are right now. have you been hearing this sustained, kind of, activity in recent hours, or is this something that is happening as of this moment? >> yeah, the artillery picked up a few minutes ago, but it's been steady for

releases footage showing fierce clashes between palestinia resistance fires and israeli forces in north of the gaza streb. and russia blames the us and his allies for israel's massacre of palestinians in the gaza strip, saying american politicians are opposed to ceasefire. news, thanks for joining us, it is now day 25 of israel's war on the ghaza strip with the regime pounding the territory from the air land and see, at least 11 palest killed and the latest really strikes, the relentless attacks have so far claimed the lives of over 8,300 people, or 3,500 children, another 21,00 palestinians have also been injured. officials of gaza say that more than 1,00 people are still missing under the rubble of buildings destroying the attacks. it said that israel has dropped more than 18,000 tons of explosives on gaza since october 7. palestinies also accused of using internationally banned white fosphorus bombs in its attacks on the beside territory. the military wing of the hamas resistance movement, the algasam brigades has released a footage showing clashes between the fighters, the israel troops have en

and indeed, the south of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations. what we operate and our... ..we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict, and we are operating within that, within that realm. that was the israeli defence force spokesperson. as we were watching the interview, we saw the enormous blast hitting the horizon on that picture. you can see the live picture. you can see the live picture that we are getting of gaza. we have that shot pretty much all the time to keep an eye on what is happening. you can see the smoke from the big explosion not too long ago. as i was explaining, the military spokesperson said that the intensifying air strikes of gaza would allow israel to minimise the risks to their own forces in the next stages of the war, which we expect to be some sort of ground invasion. it is unclear when or how this is going to happen. all we know is that it will at some point happen for the israeli defence forces to move in in terms of a ground incursion. we are going to leave gaza and israel and bring you some other news. her

we are in the jabalia refugee camp in the north of the gaza strip. name of this area is al-terence, which is known as the central market of the mountain camp, which was completely targeted. the house of the abu shekian family in the north of the gaza strip was completely attacked. this house was targeted by israeli warplanes unexpectedly and without warning. we are talking about a big massacre here . out of 100 people were martyred. members of the medical staff and civil defense forces, their bodies from below the debris was removed. dozens of civilians have also come to help the members of the medical staff and civil defense forces to take out the bodies of shahera and the wounded from under the cistern. this means that the scale of the disaster is very large. now you are talking to one of the witnesses who was present in one of the destroyed houses. you can see what kind of attacks happened. as you can see , there are many martyrs and wounded here, including children and teenagers . civil defense forces they put out the fire to save the children. we

gaza, thousands of civilians are on the move. that's after israel warned over i million living in the north to move south beyond the wadi gaza river here — an order the world health organization has said is a "death sentence" for those already sick and injured. the authorities in gaza say more than 2200 people have already died in retaliatory israeli bombing, including children while attempting to evacuate along a designated safe route. earlier on saturday, israel's prime minister visited an army post and asked troops whether they were ready for the next stage. our correspondent lucy williamson reports. every day, hamas sends rockets into israel, and waits for israel's response. after last weekend's attack, israel says these air strikes are just the beginning, and that people living in the north of gaza should leave now. gaza's salahadin road has become a lifeline for people flowing south, a humanitarian corridor. it is supposed to be safe. not always. a strike here yesterday killed at least 12 people. the bbc has verified the location. women and children under five among the casualties. israel says it's investigating. israel's pr

brigades relace the footage showing fierce plashes between palinian fighters and israely forces north of the gaza. and russia blames the us and its allies for israel's massacre palestinians in gaza saying american politicians are opposed to seafire. you're watching press of the news. is coming to live from our tehran studios, i'm welcome. it's now day 25 of the israeli war on gaza with a regime pounding the territory from air, land and sea. at least 11 people have been killed in the latest strikes. the attacks of so far claim the lifes of over 8,500 people, including nearly 3,500 children. 21 palestins also been injured. officials in gaza say that more than 1,00 people are still missing. under rubble the buildings destroyed. israel has dropped more than 18,000 tons of explosives on gaza since october 7th. palessins accused the regime of using internationally banned white fosphorus bombs in attacks on the basish territory. military wing of hamas's movement the algas has released footage showing clash of defense fighters. and israely soldiers have entered north of the parts of the gaza strip, the b

at the map , you feel that the old regime he is trying to create a gap between the south of gaza and the north of gaza and to cut off that area. from the beginning , when he was bombing, he was looking for the people who are in the north of gaza to go to the south . it is possible for the palestinians to leave but return to the same place and the zionist regime plays a role there is no clear way. one day, you look at him and he wants to do a ground attack, but he does it with hesitation. then the americans told him that if you enter and do a heavy military attack in a high area , you will definitely fail. the resistance also confirmed and said that if this happens, different parts such as lebanon's hezbollah, ansar allah, and the iraqi resistance will also enter, because right now the sovinist regime is only looking for a score today, so we can say a little about it. take the north of gaza, maybe because he doesn't want it later after the end of the war, make an evening exchange because a victory will be formed again in favor of the resistance, maybe he wants this amount of land that he is usu

north of wadi gaza-— non-involved people to move, north of wadi gaza. gaza. does it make sense to wait for safe zones _ of wadi gaza. does it make sense to wait for safe zones to _ of wadi gaza. does it make sense to wait for safe zones to exist - of wadi gaza. does it make sense to wait for safe zones to exist as - wait for safe zones to exist as opposed to huge numbers of people being dumped somewhere, anywhere, with nothing available to them? or the humanitarian agencies are warning it would be an absolute catastrophe. d0 warning it would be an absolute catastrophe-— warning it would be an absolute catastrohe. ~ ., catastrophe. do you think after we said to all the _ catastrophe. do you think after we said to all the civilians _ catastrophe. do you think after we said to all the civilians to - catastrophe. do you think after we said to all the civilians to move - said to all the civilians to move north, we would come to attack civilians who had done what we have asked them to do? that will not happen. i asked them to do? that will not ha en. . asked

north—west of gaza strip. a will stop very few people still having my still able to communicate, we are talking to locals, be managed to talk to someone in a camp close to talk to someone in a camp close to the area and he was talking about how serious the air strikes there are a mass of the exclusions in the area, they said the dust and smoke when making a real issue for civilians still living in the area. we are talking about 700,000 people who are still in the operation area, the place where israel has been bombing day and night. in gaza city, there was also another couple of strikes around the al-quds hospital. the hospital that israel inflates and calling the director to leave. he said it is impossible because about 40,000 people are taking the hospital as shelter and about 100 patients are being treated. eight or ten of them were connected to the life—saving machines. we are getting reports today about another 30 trucks heading back to gaza from the egyptian side, they said the process is very slow. the l

hamas says its fighters have clashed with israeli troops into parts of gaza, once in the north—east andl area of the gaza strip. and the palestinian red crescent says israeli bombardments have led to phone and internet services being cut off and rescue workers in gaza say hundreds of buildings were destroyed by overnight israeli air strikes. of course, that cut—off of communications has caused real problems for people living and working in gaza. our correspondence has described the scene as total chaos. saying there has been panic everywhere among the civilian population he has been seen. let's hear now from the israel defence forces, whose spokesperson daniel hagari has been talking to the media. translation: in gaza, we are l continuing with the objectives of the war. last night, the ground forces entered and continued expanding the ground force operations. infantry, engineering and artillery are accompanied by heavy gunfire. they're all participating. this serves the objectives of the war. the idf is continuing with its evaluation in an ongoing way. continuing massively with air stri

according to the document, tel aviv would initially instruct the palestinians to evacuate north gazaip as well as many other deadly conflicts across the globe. behind the tragedy of the palestinians and behind the massacre in the middle east in general, behind the conflict in ukraine, behind many other conflicts in the world, in afghanistan, iraq, syria and so on, are the ruling elites of the united states security council, the government and the heads of law enforcement agencies. the russian president added that american politicians are opposed to sease fire gaza. they don't want lasting peace, they want constant chaos in the middle east, therefore they do their best discredit those countries on an immediatefire in the... strip and stoping the blood and are ready to make a real contribution to resolving the crisis and not feeding like parasites on it, denounced the indiscriminate killing of the palestinians in gaza as unjustifiable, he also call for the creation of sovereign and independent palestinian state. journalist, author and activist joins us from belfast, and we also have ti

get out of north gaza.of north gaza. our people able to move quickly enough, faced with that destruction we are seeing? faced with the humanitarian needs they are seeing? i wanted to touch on the role of the red cross, it's done by volunteers. some have said they will stay in the area in the north. what are your concerns for their safety? are your concerns for their safe ? ~ , , ., , ~' are your concerns for their safe ? ~ , ~' ., safety? absolutely. i think for all concerned, _ safety? absolutely. i think for all concerned, there's - safety? absolutely. i think for all concerned, there's that i all concerned, there's that obligation on the parties to ensure civilians as well as health staff, infrastructure and humanitarian workers as well are able to operate safely, carry out their activities to save lives in this context, securely. in many civilians are not in a position to be able to move. they are elderly, disabled, reallyjust elderly, disabled, really just stuck elderly, disabled, reallyjust stuck wher

choice but to stay in the north of gaza and — choice but to stay in the north of gaza and must— choicet all times. what conversations have l gaza and must be protected at all. times. what conversations have you had with— times. what conversations have you had with your — times. what conversations have you had with your israeli _ times. what conversations have you had with your israeli counterpart - times. what conversations have you had with your israeli counterpart on| had with your israeli counterpart on creating _ had with your israeli counterpart on creating safe — had with your israeli counterpart on creating safe zones _ had with your israeli counterpart on creating safe zones and _ had with your israeli counterpart on i creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors _ creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors in— creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors in gaza? _ creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors in gaza? have _ creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors in gaza? have you - creating safe zones and humanitarian corridors in gaza? have you raised i cor

we have - colleagues from all over gaza, the north and the south, one of the main hospitals, the biggestt has been under a direct threat of bombing by the israeli government yesterday evening, prior to the communication is being cut and we have not heard from them, from a london based medic who has been often on the news, we have not been able to communicate with him, and this is a concerning situation. we have a health system that has collapsed, hospitals that have basically ran out of supplies and you cannot run hospitals on air and contamination, you need to staff and many are exhausted, over 100 have been killed, and you need medicines, basic equipment like beds, and al—shifa hospital they have 70,000 patients, 70,000 people apology is in the ground taking shelter, is a letter taking up a bed space, much—needed space and fuel as well to run the electricity and we have seen that has run out as well. it is believed there _ seen that has run out as well. it is believed there are _ seen that has run out as well. it is believed there are hamas controlled posts underneath the tunnel networ

first towns in the north—east of the first towns in the north—east of the first towns in the north—east of the gazaove from north to south. and eradicate the hamas operatives as they go. they've told the civilian population to move south and we heard from our correspondence in khan younis, but the concern is there is no way for them to go or how to leave, so those tactics and strategies will be watched closely in the coming hours and days. watched closely in the coming hours and da s. �* . ., watched closely in the coming hours and da s. �* ., ~ ., ~ watched closely in the coming hours andda s. �* ., ,, and days. anak, thank you. i will close this — and days. anak, thank you. i will close this half _ and days. anak, thank you. i will close this half hour— and days. anak, thank you. i will close this half hour by _ and days. anak, thank you. i will close this half hour by taking - and days. anak, thank you. i will close this half hour by taking you back to turkey and showing you the pictures there of the big turnout for the protest there, just like here in london and we here in london and for the pr

the air strikes within gaza city and the north, israel that has been focusing on this area. here in the south, but more increasingly air strikes in gaza city and the north, where israel has been operating from the sea, from the ground and from the air. we understand that tanks has been advancing into the edge of gaza city and cutting the main road, a strategic road that link gaza from far north to far south. this road is about 40, 43 kilometres, and they cut it from the edge of gaza city. tanks were briefly in the area. it's... the communication is very, very difficult here. so getting like easy information from the area about where the tanks are and what's going on in the area is very difficult. but i was hearing from an ambulance driver who was taking the... coming from khan yunis into gaza, but not using the key road. he was using the beach road, which is about three kilometeres further west. and he said the road was completely deserted, no movement in and out there. and he was taking this riskjourney because the israelis are keep sending messages to the people, about 700