gaza. can be able to provide proper support to the north of gaza.— the north of gaza. can i 'ust briefly ask you, on i the north of gaza. can ijust briefly ask you, on that, - the north of gaza. can ijust i briefly ask you, on that, what impact did that is really strike have on the operation of your workers and others trying to move around —— that israeli strike was what was done to the world central kitchen staff of course was absolutely horrific. but it's in port to note that so far, there has been more than 200 aid workers killed in the last six months of israel's war on gaza. and most of those have been palestinian, there was an israeli air strike on our own medical aid first —— medical aid for palestinians compound and nothing was done on that for some israel continues to act with impunity, attacking aid workers. more than 100 ambulances destroyed and as long as these kind of things go on with impunity, they will continue to happen, so we at medical aid for palestinians have continued to operate in gaza, ijust returned from gaza myself yesterday, and saw the horri

as you know, gaza is made up of five provinces , like gaza, north province, gaza province, vesta province khan younis province and stanlabela. the province of vesta below is the south and the center of qadha, the place where there was the hardest siege , that's the place. even now, the israelis are still preventing the displaced people from returning there. there are two northern provinces, north and gaza. in the northwest of gaza, which is close to that northern province , there is a camp called al-shata camp. al-shata' means the beach in arabic, and the ash'ita camp is actually a very dense coastal camp where ismail haniyeh's house was located and his family also lived there in israel. they announced that we are this family , they announced that they are not his relatives, but these bombings happened exactly in the same al-shata camp, and this is a sign that shows that ismail haniyeh's family is in the same place as their family , that is, not even far away from the place. their own families , while being careful, a part of the people has been brought to the center due to the dangers of

see gaza as you know from five barkeh province, gaza province, north province, gaza province, vesta province, khan younis province, and istanbul, the two northern provinces, we are now in the news, and we are saying these in the north and from vesta province downwards. south of the center of qaseza, where there was the most severe siege, the place where the israelis are still preventing the displaced people from returning there are the two northern provinces, north and gaza, in the northwest of gaza, which is near that northern province, there is a camp. it is called al-shata al-shata camp in arabic, which means the beach, and the ashita camp is actually on the seashore, a very coastal camp. the crowded place of ismail's house. he was located there and his family was living there , the israelis announced that we are not this family, that is, his relatives, but this bombing happened exactly in the ashata camp itself, and this is a sign that shows that the family of ismail haniyeh being in the same place as their own family means not even far away from their own family place. a part of the peo

these shipments from cyprus directly to north and gaza was something carried out under the auspices oft to have told everyone involved in operations that they were civilians in the area appears to be one of the most serious failings in this whole affair, which is why the commander of southern command, one of the most seniorjobs in the idf, has been formally reprimanded by the chief of staff. in has been formally reprimanded by the chief of staff-— chief of staff. in the statement the also chief of staff. in the statement they also said _ chief of staff. in the statement they also said they _ chief of staff. in the statement they also said they sent - chief of staff. in the statement they also said they sent their. they also said they sent their condolences to the families and they said they considered the vital humanitarian activity of international aid organisation is to be incredibly important. it looks like those crossings at some point will be opened. could this have an impact on those aid organisations? if they knew that this could happen, that this was a mistake, will they put th

the population of gaza in the north, they're surviving on 12% of their caloric intake.e equivalent of a soda bottle. that's what they are getting now, and my brother is helping on the front line with the hunger, and we need a bigger, much larger response. where are you sourcing this food from? we know, of course, it's difficult to get supplies, even the basics. right, so beit lahia used to be the breadbasket of the gaza strip, so there's foraging. he goes around and gets some greens, collard greens or similar, swiss chard, common mallow, and just chops them up and cooks them. my mum helps out, but there are also some things that they have left over. he's been getting more white beans, things like that, more recently, because sometimes they're either air—dropped or gets into gaza somewhere. he always pays for it, and that's the tragedy — that the aid is not getting distributed through the existing mechanisms. i want to ask you, hani, because we heard this announcement from israel saying that they would open up new routes into gaza to allow aid in. we don't know exactly w

also family members sheltering in north gaza with no access to supplies keeping up bread and water buty members who were killed by a number of strikes across gaza. h0??? who were killed by a number of strikes across gaza.— who were killed by a number of strikes across gaza. how did your family deal _ strikes across gaza. how did your family deal with _ strikes across gaza. how did your family deal with that? _ strikes across gaza. how did your family deal with that? it - strikes across gaza. how did your family deal with that? it is - family deal with that? it is difficult. _ family deal with that? it is difficult, to _ family deal with that? it is difficult, to be _ family deal with that? it is difficult, to be honest. - family deal with that? it 3 difficult, to be honest. trying to explain it to the kids, i would say the long history of the struggle and the long history of the struggle and the occupation and trying to explain it, why it is happening and why nobody is stopping it, this is even more difficult. if a politician cannot understand it, there is about question that we need t

of the gaza strip. particularly to the north gaza strip. yolande knell in jerusalem _ gaza strip. yolande knell in jerusalem for _ gaza strip. yolande knell in jerusalem for us, _ gaza strip. yolande knell in jerusalem for us, and - gaza strip. yolande knell in jerusalem for us, and we i gaza strip. yolande knell in. jerusalem for us, and we will gaza strip. yolande knell in - jerusalem for us, and we will keep jerusalem for us, and we will keep bringing you updates on antony blinken�*s trip in the middle east. scotland's embattled first minister humza yousaf is facing a challenging week ahead of two confidence votes. but rather than face them the bbc understands he's considering resigning. here's a quick recap of how we got here. the crisis began when mr yousaf, who leads the scottish national party, ended its governing coalition with the scottish greens. both parties are pro—scottish independence. there had been trouble in the coalition about the decision to scrap climate targets and about gender policy issues. now, he's strug

the occupiers also bombarded baitullah in the north of the gaza strip. medical resources in the north of the gaza strip. more than 15 martyrs and wounded confirmed the attacks on kamal adwan hospital last night. the spokesman of the palestinian ministry of health in gaza announced that the zionist regime has destroyed 155 medical centers and committed 3045 crimes of genocide against civilians since the beginning of its aggression. ashraf al-qadara stated that the military occupation forces are targeting medical centers to force civilians to migrate, adding that 3,3797 people were martyred and 76,465 people were injured during this period. according to the announcement of the gaza ministry of health, there are still many victims it is under the rubble and rescue forces cannot access them. member of the political office of jamal. hamas said: the complete cessation of aggression against gaza is the only guarantee of support for the palestinian nation. ezzat of rashq added: acceptance of the ceasefire depends on the cessation of aggression against gaza, the c

the population of gaza in the north, they are surviving in 12% of their caloric intake.ivalent of a soda bottle. that is what they are getting now. my brother is helping on the front line with the hunger, and we need a bigger, much larger response. where are you sourcing this food from? we know, of course, it's difficult to get supplies, even the basics.— it's difficult to get supplies, even the basics. right, so it used to be _ even the basics. right, so it used to be the _ even the basics. right, so it used to be the breadbasket| even the basics. right, so it i used to be the breadbasket of the gaza strip, so there is foraging. he goes around and get some green, coloured green, similar, swiss chard, comment mellow, and just chop them up and cook them. my mum helps out. but there are also something that he has left over. he has been getting more white beans, things like that, more recently because sometimes they are air dropped or get into gaza somewhere. he always pays for it, and that's the tragedy. that the aid is not getting distributed through the existing mechanis

much of the north of gaza is destroyed. ly two semi-functioning hospitals and the biggest hospital ball has now been put completely out of action. so we need massive amounts of aid into the north of gaza and it has to flow freely. but we also need safe and unfettered access for aid workers. that is essential if we are going to be able to provide proper support to the north of as a. >> what impact did that israeli strike have on the -- on your workers and others trying to move around? >> what was done to the world central kitchen staff was absolutely horrific. it is important to note that so far there have been more than 200 aid workers killed in the last six months of israel's war on gaza. most of those have been palestinian. there was an israeli airstrike on our own compound back in january, and nothing was done about that. the problem is that israel continues to act with impunity, attacking aid workers, almost 500 health-care workers he been killed soar. more than 100 ambulances destroyed. as long as these kinds of things

to be investigated. human beings having entered gaza , the crimes that were committed on a large scale, for example in the shafa hospital or in the north of gaza, are still to be investigated. people in the field of international law after all, they are experts or have influence, so they are more likely to take a stand against israel. well, if we review their military achievements from october 15th or october 7th until now , or now the achievements they had in the political debate, we cannot come to a conclusion that the zionist regime can mention another debate in the negotiations in its record in this period of time. there is a truce that did not come to an end, mr. amos had a conversation. the former head of the military intelligence service of the zionist regime is talking about the ceasefire . let's see this interview. we will return to the conversation with mr kesiri nejadani, now, these things are being published . של כל אשירות, כל הינעים, היילות, הפועיע , האטורטים, תמורת איזשהי טמרוא ישראליט, by the way, we were able to give it two months ago. excluding al-habitor south of gaza and returning the residents, there is a delay here

the israeli defense force, making very, very clear they're keeping a substantial force in the north of gaza to 167 second division, the nitro brigade as well. so there's a very big four, seven again, close the border in the north we can hear detonations and gunfire going on at the erez crossing where the israelis say they don't have the logistics in place yet for supplies to go through. i would just add one small sub detail to that. we've seen in the last few minutes on social media platform x, that cogat the israeli body that oversees aid trucks into gaza. they say they've set a record today of 300 aid trucks going into gaza. these would be by the southern crossings and they say 70% of those 200 didn't 28 contained food. this is not something these are not figures. we've had run down by and confirmed by the un, yet interesting. all right. nic robertson, thanks so much. it's got a bend. wiedemann in beirut, israel is also saying that it's preparing to move to attack posture from defense on the border with lebanon. what do we think that means >> well, it's rather confusing. fredreka because

gaza whether north gaza, middle gaza or rafah , he has not yet been able to face the danger of hizbullahording to them, how can he deal with sajil and khyber shakan of the islamic republic of iran, this is very logical, i am at your service in nabiad, thank you very much before, i had many races, like the zionist experts, in these few days, it seems that it was inevitable to reach certainty. what i said when the war broke out and the army decided to attack her at the same time as the attack on her, the minister of defense, gland, raised his voice to attack the hezabela at the same time. listen to my tzots and from me for two hours at each person's house . this army is a scourge from the country, what will happen? give one strike and after that you will hit the whole area, thousands of missiles every day. why is this thing recommended at all? and if from here i'm going to see what happened with syria, with the iranian consulate in syria, the consulate, it's the center of color, you know why it reminds me, you're going to the day. it's terrible, he sees a lake of water, you don't know how

and first he tried to besiege the north of gaza and destroy the position of hamas, then they came and said that we destroyed the position of hamas in the north of gaza in the cities of jabalia, beit elahia camp, beit hanoun, and after leaving there, they targeted khanyounes. in the south of gaza, just two or three days ago , a rocket was fired from the north of the gaza strip towards ashdod, esqlan and sedirud. well, the question is, if hamas is destroyed , why are they still firing rockets? the rocket fire showed that all the claims of the zionist regime about the destruction of hamas were lies, and as the supreme leader of the revolution pointed out some time ago, 90% of hamas' capabilities and facilities remained intact. gaza is a humanitarian crisis to force the people of the gaza strip to flee from gaza , of course the people are still resisting and standing because this is their land. the zionists must go. the zionists came from other places to occupy them. they are the ones who must go to the people of gaza the people are not willing to leave their own land. as a result, the zi

dissatisfied with the economy inside himself and he has not yet been able to solve the situation in gaza, north gaza, middle gaza or rafah. the islamic republic is very logical. thank you very much, i had a conversation with mr. kesinnejad earlier , and many zionist experts are questioning the certainty of iran's response in the past few days, as if netanyahu and the zionist army attacked the consular section of the embassy. iran is part of this analyzes. we want to see what ishaq brik, one of the generals of the zionist regime's reserve army, said , and i will discuss it with you later. שפרצע אוקראם והשפים את האזר לתקופ את עזה at the same time לתקיפה של עזה מציטי גלנד ורמתכל. prime minister to attack the hezbela at the same time, that's why i say, it's they who are the inventors after they have already heard from my team, from me two hours at each one, why today to attack the hezbela when we did not prepare the rear and did not prepare the army, this is a death blow to the country, what will happen? give one blow and after that you will hit the whole area with thousands of missiles every day. for t

gaza where we cannot operate. it is extremely difficult to take movements, take vehicles up to and north of the gaza strip. the gaza strip is a siege within a siege. it is desperate in terms of health care but also in terms of the food and nutrition situation. our staff we have remaining are reporting to us that they are mixing what human food they can with animal food just to be able to survive. caitriona: on that point of starvation, of malnutrition, if some agencies are deciding it is too dangerous to have people on the ground, sufficient aid is not currently permitted to enter gaza at all, how critical are those eight air drops that we are seeing for the civilians of gaza who do not have the option to leave like some of the eight workers do, but who are barely surviving themselves? christopher: the point i would make in terms of supply coming into the gaza strip, firstly there needs to be a lot more. there needs to be a lot more coming in through the border crossings, through the rafa border crossing, but we need border crossings opened in the north as well. but it is much more than simply counting tru

you know as well as i do that the united nations is now reporting famine in the north of gaza. internationall as i do that the united nations is now reporting famine in the north of gaza. in that particular area of the strip, one third of all children under two years old are now suffering acute — acute malnutrition. now, this is an area under israeli military control. you are responsible for this. let's be clear on the facts. we don't prevent any humanitarian aid. hundreds, hundreds of trucks are entering gaza every day. but the problem is that hamas is taking control of the aid and the trucks, and it's very hard to get the aid to the people. so, again, the responsibility for the situation you described is on the shoulders of hamas. and i know that many countries want to send more support and more aid. the problem is not with the amount of aid. the problem is the distribution of the aid. once you get it into gaza and as long as hamas is in charge in gaza, it would be very hard to build a better structure for the civilians in gaza. i think that under international law, given that israel is mi

and there are a lot of people of who came from gaza city or north gaza, they have been displaced multiplelaced out of russia to return to their home and try to return to their life, they are being displaced again to another camp run by the united nations international humanitarian community and to try again to begin the daily struggle of making sure they have enough food, water, medicine, shelterfor their families. that's very difficult for people, as they remain very unsettled, as many of us will be in the situation and try to take her out how to take care of their family, where they are going to be avoided to see if they can move to to theirfamily is avoided to see if they can move to to their family is out of danger, and it is something everybody is thinking about and for the people who live in rafah, and have lived in rafah all of their lives, for them this will be a much different experience because they will be displaced out of their homes and they are going to have to move and try and figure out how they survive while this operation is ongoing in rafah. we are back in a better capa

so let's get an update from our correspondence in gaza in a moment to speak to thought about zoom was joining us from it off, but 1st to the north of the gaza strip and we have with us i'm offering to fluid. so last, tell us what you've seen in terms of age and whether any age has crossed in from the arrows crossing. yes, the nose to garza today with here's a variety of all those 2 trucks, a contain medicines. so that's arrived to that came out of the hospital, which is the 1st incident to, if it's a con for more than haul for you precision north of garza. so these 2 trucks contain medicines and no series for the babies. and, and you would need those a, these 2 trucks didn't come from the edge of the crossing is there are too many news talking about the areas in a drama single, the albany angles and there's nothing as entered north of the guys are from a, is from there was a crossing, they came from and they can waited around about so 2, uh, uh, 2 uh, the trucks have arrived to they came out of the us because, uh, today, uh, these trucks contains uh medicines and not series for the unit also. so, okay. mazda, and just to be very

and the current famine that exists in the north of gaza , and in the north of gaza, we are patient andteful to god almighty, and we are grateful to god almighty. my name is ahrar al-alam on al-quds day on the eve of the world quds day demonstrations, tens of thousands of palestinians performed congregational prayers in al-aqsa mosque amidst the strict security measures of the zionist regime . demonstrations were held while condemning the genocide of the zionist regime in gaza, and they shouted for the liberation of quds sharif , or salna yom oslo, or salna yom oslo, and the surrender of the country, the surrender of the country, or naim qom al-sahal, or nayem qom al-sahal, waras al-fadiyeh, and asas al-fadiyeh, willi qaed lal-battur the secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement said that this year's world quds day will be held in provincial conditions and different from previous years. seyyed abdul malik badreddin said: missile attacks by quds, qasan and other resistance groups inflicted a heavy defeat on the zionist enemy on all fronts of the war. general secretary of ansarulla

now the significance of this at this particular point is that error is, is to the north of gaza. it's allows a to go into north and gaza at 8 has drudge me being going through crossings in the south. the rough uh and get a motion on. uh so this would bring more humanitarian aid into the north of gaza, which is a particularly problematic area. now with the pulled of ash dog opening up that portfolio supplies into gaza, that would particularly benefit humanitarian supplies, coming from jordan, as started as some 20 kilometers up the coast from gaza. so it would appear a given the statements in the is really media that there has been a response to president biden's instruction it would appear. uh, these are the 1st steps. it may be in terms of israel using it's ongoing role in gaza. however, the president biden, and that phone call also called for an immediate cease fire. well, no sign of that as yet, and we'll wait and see what the us administration does in terms of insisting that such a sci fi is implemented. yeah, mike, and it is interesting because that seems to be a distinct cha

in north gaza i had, my aunties who are elderly cannot move out in north in central gaza.so family sheltering in rafah, like the remaining of the one and a half million palestinians sheltering there, living in a makeshift, makeshift tents with no access to sanitation or services. i don't know if you're part of the gaza families reunited campaign that are lobbying the british government for unifying you reunification of of family in gaza with family in the uk. is this something that you would like to do as well? of course, of course. we have been talking to a lot of the parliamentarians about this initiative or this campaign, and we are a small community in the uk and because of this devastation to our families, we'd like to have a similar scheme to the scheme effort to the ukrainians during the current horrendous war in ukraine. and it's very simple about temporary shelter or safe haven for our families until the war is finished and when it's finished, they can go back. but it's very difficult to live under these conditions, try to explain it to our children while our love

international anger about the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, israel promised to open this crossing, erez, to allow aid directly into the northit is still shut. prime minister netanyahu is under a lot of pressure at the moment — from the americans who want a ceasefire and for him to open the gates of gaza to unlimited amounts of humanitarian aid. from the hostage families who want a deal with hamas, to get their people back. and from the ultra nationalists in his own coalition who have said that if that offensive into rafah doesn't go ahead, then they will bring down his government. north gaza, gripped by hunger and disease, is on the other side of the wall. when the siege was imposed, the israeli defence minister said they were fighting human animals. six months on, israel's allies say its 1,200 dead on the 7th october did not give it license to kill and destroy so much. prospects for those ceasefire talks are not looking good at the moment. notjust because of the attack on ismail haniyeh�*s family. it is because the two sides are way apart. 12 tacro has its position, saying israel has to fully pull out of gaza. israel wants

imad ahin is the most important zionist air defense system, which is located around gaza and the northoccupied territories. to counter drones, rockets and short-range artillery attacks of resistance groups. from gaza and south lebanon, hanzaleh's hacker group publishes pictures of the iron dome's radar pages and says that we are zionists on your radars. and we can target your planes in the sky , but we are not like you, we don't kill children like the occupiers. according to the latest opinion in the north of the occupied territories, the 81 residents are not willing to return to these areas. i am with my colleague who is stationed on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine. hello, mr. azimzadeh, which media did this survey and what were the results ? mr. tehrani, dear viewers, hello, have a good time . this survey was conducted by channel 13 of the zionist regime's television. in this survey, the respondents were the settlers who came from the north. land. the occupied territories were moved out, they were accommodated in the hotel and outside these areas in the north of the

the gas crisis has become a problem in the north of the gaza strip. the gas crisis has become a problem in the north of the gaza strip and is at the level of other crises. crises such as the crisis of mass killing, famine and the crisis of lack of basic materials for life. these are the ruins of the largest gas station in the north of the gaza strip, which the occupation regime has completely destroyed. one of the crises in the gaza strip is the gaza crisis of the occupying regime from the beginning of the war to now gas has been prevented from entering this area and the citizens have turned to using alternative options. all the alternatives that citizens use are dangerous for their lives and property. in the last few months, a lot of problems. they went to hospitals with respiratory problems. also, many cases of large-scale fires have been reported to the urban defense organization , which were caused by the use of alternative options for household gas. therefore, the occupying regime must be pressured so that household gas enters the food supply. the

targets the center of this area with artillery attacks and airstrikes in different areas of the gaza strip, north and south. thank you very much mr. al-maqari. well, from gaza , we are going to lebanon, where the lebanese hezbollah has targeted zionist military positions in seven operations in the past 24 hours . we will be with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. mr. azimzadeh. weapons and which one of the positions of the zionist soldiers have been targeted. mr. tehrani, dear viewers, hello, good time, hizb in the past 24 hours and in these seven operations, lebanon 's hezbollah has targeted a barracks, four bases, a place and a movement area of ​​the zionist military, as well as a single artillery of the zionist regime's army, yesterday evening with its own drones in the ramot naftali barracks in the north. in its statement, hezbollah announced that it carried out this operation in response to the attacks of the zionist forces on the residential areas in southern lebanon. also , the lebanese hezbollah targeted four bases of the zionist forces on the miskaf

well, let's go back to gaza and we will hear the latest developments in gaza in the report of my colleague mr. nazal aliyan in the north of gaza . hello mr. aliyan. dear, until this moment that i am talking to you, the attacks of the israeli regime continue on different areas of the gaza strip. in the past hours, the zionist regime committed more than six other crimes of mass murder against the people in the gaza strip, and a number of martyrs and wounded were killed as a result. they, as well as on the occasion of world quds day, i must say that this year with this condition of the nation unfortunately, gaza cannot hold the international quds day ceremony, but they performed friday prayers in the middle of the street and in the places where they focus, and they pointed out the international quds day and actually celebrated the occasion during the friday prayer and emphasized the unity between in order to destroy the zionist regime against the zionist regime, according to the media sources of the zionist regime, this regime has divided many areas for fear of the resistance's response to its crimes, especially the recen

well, from the south of gaza to the north, from the north... of gaza to the south of gaza , we are going to hear the reflection of iran's missile and drone attack on the zionist regime in gaza from my colleague, mr. haani al-maqari, in the south of gaza, mr. al- maqari. greetings to you and the esteemed viewers of khabar about developments. today, i must say that the crimes of the zionist regime continued in the form of killings in the gaza strip , and i will start with the latest developments , which is iran's reaction to the recent aggression in damascus and to the consulship of iran was this unprecedented reaction , according to the occupiers and the regime at all different levels of the system. in fact, he did it to support the resistance, which was a very well-planned, welcome and pleasant case, and in fact , it was very exciting and pleasant for the people of the gaza strip. he targeted the zionist bases. as a result , if the zionists once again attack iran in different areas , they will face iran's sharp reaction. this was actually the reaction of the zionists. in the field, i mus

there's a near famine situation developing in gaza, especially in the north.will be a question of whether or not there is a deep chasm. we will see if the erez crossing is opened that will bring in aid to people in the northern part of the gaza strip that have suffered so much. >> thanks so much. apologies for the interruption. it's a pretty busy day around here. especially in the earthquake zone area. >>> joining us, ben rhodes. thanks for waiting. thanks for being with us. are we reaching a tipping point here in our relations with israel? do you think that critical mass is developing, potentially in the senate as well as among some house members on aid to israel, given that as you would know and as a lot of other people might not know, jose andres is very well-known here in washington, knows all these members of congress, has been here for years before he was on the national -- before he was on the international stage. people go to his restaurants. this feels like a local tragedy as well as a global tragedy to a lot of people on capitol hill. >> yeah. it cer

international anger about the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, israel promised to open this crossing, erez, to allow aid directly into the norths still shut. prime minister netanyahu is under a lot of pressure at the moment — from the americans who want a ceasefire and for him to open the gates of gaza to unlimited amounts of humanitarian aid. from the hostage families who want a deal with hamas, to get their people back. and from the ultra nationalists in his own coalition who have said that if that offensive into rafah doesn't go ahead, then they will bring down his government. north gaza, gripped by hunger and disease, is on the other side of the wall. when the siege was imposed, the israeli defence minister said they were fighting human animals. six months on, israel's allies say its 1,200 dead on the 7th 0ctober did not give it license to kill and destroy so much. as iran vows to retaliate against israel for a deadly airstrike in syria, antony blinken and told the israeli defence minister that washington will offer support against any threat from tay rana or its proxies. despite recent tensions president biden also promis

international anger about the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza, israel promised to open this crossing, erez, to allow aid directly into the northmine. it is still shut. prime minister netanyahu is under a lot of pressure at the moment — from the americans who want a ceasefire and for him to open the gates of gaza to unlimited amounts of humanitarian aid. from the hostage families who want a deal with hamas, to get their people back. and from the ultra nationalists in his own coalition who have said that if that offensive into rafah doesn't go ahead, then they will bring down his government. north gaza, gripped by hunger and disease, is on the other side of the wall. when the siege was imposed, the israeli defence minister said they were fighting human animals. six months on, israel's allies say its 1,200 dead on the 7th 0ctober did not give it license to kill and destroy so much. the united states and japan have announced what they called a new era of strategic cooperation, with the building ofajointairand missile defence system. speaking alongside the visiting japanese prime minister, fumio kishida, president biden said the up

their fake government, are withdrawing due to the conflict due to the conflicts in gaza and the north. gaza and northern occupied palestine with hezbollah , these economic pressures together have reached a point where it must happen, but war must happen. it must happen, or achievement must happen for netanyahu to achieve , because netanyahu has lost everything so far , that is, he is retrograde. if we want to go back in history , we should go back to the beginning of 2023 and the beginning of the conflicts of 2023, the street conflicts of 2023 and the change of structure. judiciary, whatever that discipline. they had done it to make it happen, now if he wants to return from the war, he will not have any achievements for him , he will not be able to achieve the results of hamas, sarai qutb and jihad. there is no agreement and exchange in the evening before that, the demonstrations in tel aviv and even on the ayalon road were so large that they went to netanyahu's house, even in jerusalem, when benguir came later , he said that they even wanted to attack me, and they were going to assassinate

you have humanitarian aid that is blocked — we cannot bring humanitarian aid to the north of gaza. rian aid workers being deliberately killed, targeted by a missile while trying to bring food to starving people in the north of gaza. there is no word for what's happening now, no words for what is happening. happening now, no words for what is ha enina.~ �* happening now, no words for what is haueninu. ~ �* ., happening now, no words for what is haueninu. . �* ., ., happening now, no words for what is haueninu. ~ �* ., ., ., happening. we've heard now from the world central— happening. we've heard now from the world central kitchen _ happening. we've heard now from the world central kitchen that _ happening. we've heard now from the world central kitchen that they - happening. we've heard now from the world central kitchen that they will i world central kitchen that they will be, for now, not working within that region. what kind of an impact will that have on those people who so desperately need the food? this is the whole problem _ desperately need the food? this is the whole proble

early this morning , gaza city in the north of deir al-labla and al-maghazi in the center of the gaza strip were heavily bombed. a palestinian doctor was killed in an airstrike in the saraya area in the center of gaza city. in al-maghazi camp, he is also the mayor this camp and four other people were martyred. in the west bank, palestinian survivors in the shafaat camp clashed heavily with the zionist forces and targeted them with incendiary materials . the resistance fighters in jenin also bombed the car of the zionist soldiers. they put an instrument. heavy fighting and shooting was also reported from the length of karam between the resistance forces and the invaders. the zionists also attacked nablus and wounded a palestinian youth with a direct shot. a unicef spokesperson expressed concern about the increase in the number of malnourished children during a visit to a hospital in gaza did tsengram, quoting hospital officials , reported an increase in the number of children who are hospitalized for this reason. i was in a hospital in the center of gaza today, in deir al-balalah. i sa

i will start from the gaza strip, where we are the first exception of the shahada crossroads in salahuddin street, an area that separates the north and south of the gaza strip , and the zionist regime has kept its forces in this area to prevent the transfer of palestinian refugees from the south. to. north take also in the hours in the past, we witnessed missile and rocket attacks from the gaza strip towards the settlements of the gaza strip, and the qassam brigades also announced that in the last few hours, they managed to find 9 israeli soldiers in a tight ambush in the area of ​​zane in the east. khanyounes was killed and five others were killed in al-alam area in the west of this city. i would like to inform you that in the last 24 hours, the zionist regime committed four more massacres, as a result of which 38 people were martyred and 71 people were injured. the total number of martyrs has increased to more than 335 people since october 7. put under pressure and its priority is the release of his prisoner, who tries to submit to the conditions of resistance and achieve results in the negotiations for the release of his priso

artillery fire targeted their homes and gatherings of displaced people. air strikes in baitan in north gaza have killed aparad medic and left three others injured. in central gaza, israel's bombings in the city of deira balak killed two people additionally, two civilians were killed and several others injured an air strike on the nuseirat camp. in the south, israel's artillery targeted the vicinity of nasa and al-amal hospitals, injuring number of civilians. four palestinians including two infants, were killed in attack a house west of rafa. the palestinian health ministry says the regime's forces killed 62 people and injured 91 others in matter of 24 hours. the death toll from the israeli genocide now tops 33,00 with over 75,600 injured. the united states has approved the transfer of thousands of additional bombs to israel as the regime presses ahead with this genocidal war in gaza. a new report citing a biden administration official says the package which was approved this week includes over 2000 unguided and 1000 small diameter bombs. according to the report, the munitions will come from

just looking at the why the a picture of israel has bought your agency from delivering a to the north of gaza. other i'd groups say sending a convoy is north, is difficult because of restrictions placed on them by the idea. so what a is getting through to gauze as noise. so right, that's the question i think is very, very true. is that getting to the north? but if anything, a tool and you're absolutely right, that is really all for tease, have band around which is the largest the humanitarian organization in the gaza strip from getting to the north and delivering much needed food and nutrition supplies. in pivoting for children and we call number is really all. busy things, especially in light of the tragedy from last night to reverse this decision and allow under a once again to be able to fulfill its duties and deliver, wants me to to minute. terry, in the systems including food to people who aren't hungry in northern gospel. as of the fact that the world kitchen is now a no longer operating, that must have a significant impact on the ground are gone. and people need to bryant now is more h

it has been pointed out that the ashdod port, just 20 miles, 30km along the coastjust to the north of the gazathis is a large container port which has capacity to let in much, much more aid than has been allowed through so far, really because of domestic pressure in israel that that has not been opened up more to aid going into gaza. then you have the erez crossing. for years, that has been the main people crossing for gazans, for aid workers and diplomats and journalists going in and out of the gaza strip, but it was overrun on the 7th of october by hamas gunmen and ever since then it has been kept firmly shut. now we're told it's going to be temporarily reopened for aid to enter, and of course this is important because if aid can come in through that route, going straight into the north of the gaza strip, this is where the threat of famine is the highest. and the other thing that diplomats have been telling me they've been pushing for is for an expansion of this route via jordan, bringing in shipments through southern israel, through the kerem shalom crossing, into the south of the gaza stri

what they're trying to do is effectively cut off the north and the south of gaza in order to finish emptying out the north and make it a military security zone, and so this is a this is peer to bring in us ships and transport ships to evacuate the poor gazans and and this is how the united states plans to turn the public relations war back in its fate. to use its military, to use its ngos (uscid etc.) to rescue and bring aid to the poor people of gaza, when all along the united states has been the main enabler of the bombing campaign of this absolutely unprecedented violent destructive and you can only call it a mass a mass killing on industrial scale by the israelis and the united states military, the israel couldn't couldn't carry this out for another minute uh if not for the bombs uh the... munition, the targeting assistance, the satellite reconnaissance, the drone technology, the us personnel, the patriot missile batteries that that form the iron dome etc. wouldn't happen without the united states. "and that's what this whole sharad that you're seeing with the world uh kitchen uh ngo and

gaza. the occupiers also captured the north of the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip. as a result of these attacks, a number of people were martyred and injured. in the west bank , zionist soldiers attacked the toul karam camp with bulldozers and armored vehicles. occupiers also they attacked the city of dora in the south of hebron and a village in the north of ramallah. in the occupied quds, the security forces of the zionist regime attacked al-aqsa mosque and beat the worshipers , killing two people. in a new crime in lebanon, the warplanes of this regime bombed the village of soltanieh in the south of this country, which resulted in the martyrdom of two people and the wounding of another person. the spokesman of the palestinian ministry of health in gaza said that the aim of the zionist regime's missile rain on health centers is to force the residents of gaza into forced labor. according to ashraf al-qadara. the occupiers have made this area unlivable with mass killings in gaza they did the spokesperson of the gaza ministry of health said that the zionist regime has

being loaded on to trucks and tomorrow he'll start a week long journey to herez to get into israel, north gazas it desperately, rather than in the south. the critical question now is how does it get inside gaza to the people who desperately need it. that is relying on unrwa, the u.n. agencies at the u.s. and israel. the u.s. has been forced to cut off money to israel, very critical of, but that's another challenge. >> andrea mitchell filing that report for us as she travels with secretary of state antony blinken. black to the new york city courtroom, the hush money trial where we have been watching a number of fact witnesses today. now we're on to keith davidson, the lawyer for stormy daniels and karen mcdougal, talking about the agreements he was negotiating for them, with the "national enquirer" and ultimately with michael cohen. catherine, when we get to the negotiations with michael cohen, what does the prosecution want to get out of keith davidson? >> again, more corroboration, how active michael cohen and why he was doing this on behalf of donald trump. now, stepping back, we haven't hea

you said in your introduction, there is nowhere that is more important than this, than in the north of gazarth, so far we have a team in the north, so far we have managed to distribute hygiene items, dignity kits, warm clothing to around 60,000 displaced people in the last few months across a 31 different shelters. but what we cannot get to people in the quantities that is needed, is food. it is in the north of gaza where the famine is most advanced. last week, for example, we saw a unicef convoy that was trying to travel from the south of gaza to the north, to start trading to deal with the malnutrition situation being fired upon by israeli soldiers in a prearranged convoy that was moving from the south to the north. these are the kinds of obstacles that we face in our way. it is a massive uphill battle and the solutions are really simple. we simply need israel to allow the aid in, to stop targeting humanitarian workers, but ultimately, until there is a ceasefire we will not be able to do every is needed to deal with a humanitarian crisis. i'm sure it's going to get a lot worse, we are sti

maximum goals, namely the withdrawal of the israeli army from the gaza strip and the return of all displaced persons to their homes in the north of gaza and a permanent ceasefire. the zionists said they left khanyounes to prepare to attack rafah to destroy the remnants of hamas. but it should be seen that instead of killing hamas , they are marking their own political death? amina sadat zabihpour. sed and sima news agency well, as i announced at the beginning of the program, in the first file of tonight's program , we want the withdrawal of the israeli army from gaza. i would like to discuss this with mr. mansour barati, an expert on zionist issues . mr. barati, hello, hello, i am at your service, mr. hashem zadegan, dear people and all viewers. dear mr. brati, the first question that exists here is the nature of this withdrawal. the zionist authorities say that their operation in khanyounis is over, that's why they withdrew their forces. it happened exactly one day after the resistance operation in khanyounes that the zionists were in ambush. and now there are actually five major analyses, none of which we can be sure about.

regime, but the people of gaza have taken the risk of living in this area. we are here in al-falujah area, north . israel he was trying to destroy all the citizens of this area . but the citizens in this area have resisted and displaced. refusing to continue living , they chose the equation of life against the equation of death of the occupying regime. they are playing volleyball when bulldozers and vehicles of the zionist regime were stationed there for a long time and were shooting at the nearby houses from here. but the youth and children here continue to play volleyball to challenge the leaders of the occupying regime. we didn't go to the south. we play volleyball in the tank storage area. the tanks are here for six weeks being and we were in the besieged area, today we gathered here and played volleyball. we do it to raise our spirits. here we put the equation of life in front of the equation of death of the occupying regime. we stand and resist. right here, as you can see, we are playing volleyball. the occupying regime has turned this place upside down. we are standing. we came here to pl

prime minister netanyahu's government has responded to the war in gaza more than 33 palestinian thousand palestinians killed many north of gaza on the brink of starvation, not enough aid getting in, but it's only been under absolute extreme and sustained pressure that the united states has been able to exert its will on the israeli government and i think we may very well be in a similar scenario with over the situation with iran israel's way of responding and projecting. its military capability, projecting and protecting security he four israelis and let's not underestimate the psychological impact on israel is 7 october was a huge blow on the psyche many people in this country because they didn't believe attackers could come over the border into their homes. and kilman stay dead. that was hamas, more than 120 kill it's on the same counts. you can say that iran has now for the first time, come into this country with ms you not managed to kill anyone this but it's shown a very, very strong resolve to try to do that, that, that impacts the psyche of israel when people will want to know that the government can protect he

gaza. hello, dear viewers of the khabar network. today, the zionist invaders from the norththe gaza strip invaded al-nusirat area in alwusta province. the zionists are actually in this area while the resistance, the resistance forces in... the most severe witness. well, yes, apparently our communication with mr. mohammad, our reporter in deir al-bala, has been cut off . well, we are in touch with mr. mohammad al-hamad. to attacks against gatherings and gatherings of civilians and palestinian camps in rafah and different areas they continue yes, thank you very much, mr. mohammad al-hamz, our reporter based in deir al-bala. continued news. the chairman of the security council announced. the members of this council did not reach an agreement on the request for palestine's full membership in the united nations. 13 years ago, palestine applied for membership in the united nations, but it was not considered. palestine is now a permanent observer at the united nations. palestine's failure to become a member of the united nations for the second time. it was the year 2011 when the se