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they withdrawn most of those from my northern gaza central gaza and i think only one brigade remainswhere from three to 5,000 israeli forces controlling the east-west highway road that cuts gaza in two. so in that sense, i think it is a turning point, but it is by no means are we closer to the end of the war >> right? and you mentioned israel withdrawing those trypsin southern gaza it's also said to reopen the erez crossing into northern gaza temporarily to allow more humanitarian aid into the enclave in response. monster president biden's call to do more to help civilians. but again, will this be deemed enough >> well, it really depends. i think that the prime minister is on probation. >> i think >> the president made very clear, but i also think that joe biden does not want to sustain in confrontation. he does not want to exercise the leverage that he has. certainly the key leverage which is to restrict or condition military assistance. so he's given the prime minister or a test, frankly, that you israeli should have passed two months ago the port of ashdod is only what, 20 miles f

during the operation at the hospital in northern gaza, the idf says it killed several militant commandersted it was "preventing harm" to civilians. our middle east correspondent yolande knell reports. left in ruins. this was once the beating heart of gaza's health care system, but israel says that it had become a terrorist base. two weeks ago, its troops returned to al—shifa hospital for a second time — launching a surprise attack. they say they shot dead 200 palestinian gunmen and arrested top hamas figures without harming civilians. palestinians say many innocents were hurt and killed. translation: there are so many bodies here. - we've been getting them out ever since this morning. it's shocking. we've never seen anything like it. the fierce fighting entered al—shifa's wards and razed homes nearby. israel's military sees this as one of its most successful operations of the war so far, dealing the enemy a major blow. but critics say it's also a worrying sign of the ability of hamas to regroup in areas that israel previously conquered, and it shows the need for a convincing postwar strat

. including for children to northern gaza.ys of delivering aid to gas are that must change and more ways of delivering aid to gas are lethal and quite dangerous, although the safest and fastest, most efficient way, cheaper way is to give assistance via the road to the united nations, including two unwra. let's move to turkey now. let's move to turkey now, where president erdogan's governing party has suffered its biggest defeat in local elections. the main opposition party, the chp, won in the six largest urban centres, including istanbul. mr erdogan has promised to respect the decision of the nation. before the election, he said that this would be the last time he led his party into municipal elections. his term as president is due to end in 2028. in the last general election, nine months ago, president erdogan's party narrowly retained power, but it seems his support is starting to wane. the main opposition chp retained control of ankara, istanbul, izmir, adana and antalya, and won control in bursa and balikesir. among the k

diplomatic efforts to secure a ceasefire continue, the united nations is warning of looming famine in northern gaza where it says 70% of the population is facing "catastrophic hunger". the bbc isn't allowed to report from inside gaza, but bbc news has obtained exclusive access to footage filmed by an american doctor recently returned from northern gaza, where the crisis is most acute. fergal keane sent this report. you may find parts of it distressing. this is the story of a doctor who travelled to hell. desperate voices cry out sam attar went to help people trapped by war. he usually works in a hi—tech hospital in chicago. in gaza, his skills and mental strength will be tested to their limits. immediately upon crossing the border, we were met with the familiar stench ofjust millions of people packed on top of each other, living together. in some pockets, the air you breathe, you feel like you're decaying, just breathing it, because there are just so many people. the crisis is constant. lives in the balance. the wounded and the lost. woman cries the mother who will not leave the side of her dead bo

gaza. what might this opening of the erez border do? >> well, good morning 1.1 million people in northernare facing catastrophic food insecurity. 30% of children under the age of two of acute malnutrition famine is imminent according to the un. and the problem actually sarah is not enough crossings. one more crossing is only useful if the israeli government also in conjunction changes the arbitrary and onerous inspection process. i mean, there are thousands of trucks sitting at the crossings that are opening right now, waiting to get in and can't because of a process that according to my reporting, turns backs things like dates, if they have pits in them sleeping bags, if they're the color green scissors, if they're in a medical kit, so we can say that if the israeli committee upholds this, promised to open up another crossing and the report that would give them an opportunity to bring more allow more aid into northern gaza. but the truth is that this is a systemic problem according to every aid organization on the ground that goes far beyond, because once you've got half of the populatio

reported to mission to northern gaza were blocked by israeli authorities. s the senior diplomatic correspondent at huff post. thank you for being with me this morning. israel says it is allowing a boost of a into gaza. the u.n. and others say otherwise. what is the reality on the ground? where is the aid? >> what we need to understand is that israel is not allowing distribution of aid to take place. while they are talking about an increase in terms of the amount of supplies, where are they going? are they going to people who needed? are there aid workers distributing a? repeatedly has seen israel attack actual aid workers and what is called a civilian defense. the police and internal security that remains within gaza. that is essential to avoid issues like what we saw in what is called the flower massacre. there was such a rush for a because people are so desperate. in reality, israel is still controlling so much of the land crossings into gaza. it controls so much of the territory. they opened one of the crossings but eight officials is not open. so you are

gaza are living with foods shortages right now. but the, the emergency seems to be the most acute in northern gauze. but that's because as of last week, all the a that was coming in the gaza was coming through the south through the roof of crossing with egypt or the cancer long crossing an israel and making its way up through the gaza strip to the north was a treacherous journey. we know that an aide con boy was targeted by his where the missiles just a days ago. and so it does a lot of time. it does not get up to the north where some organizations say that the gardens are living on just $250.00 calories per day. so that's why there's this big push to get an aide through the northern gaza crossing the us is pushing israel and that 8 organizations are doing so as well in order to assist those hundreds of thousands of guys. and so we're living in the north, unable to access humanitarian aid, as well as medication student. this man is, is that in jerusalem, thank you very much. i'm in lawmakers in germany have back to a government plan to make it easier for transgender intersects and non binary people t

lama; northern part of gaza? any organisation _ northern part of gaza? that _ northern part of gaza? sin; organisation that delivers humanitarian assistance to people in needin humanitarian assistance to people in need in gaza is key. any interruption in the delivery of humanitarian assistance is going to have severe consequences on the population, which is already going through quite a lot, to say the least, including and especially in the north, where children are dying of dehydration and hunger, it is critical of the israeli authorities reversed the decision of the last and allow unrwa once again to travel by road to northern gaza, to deliver food assistance and nutritional supplies, including four children. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. there is much more on the situation in gaza on our special live page on the bbc news website. now, from the beginning of this month, people will see an increase to the price of council tax, road tax, broadband and mobile phone across the uk. so what can we do to help with the squeeze that a lot of us are facing

atefeh godini of sada and al-sima news agency , thousands of residents of northern gaza returned to their homes. an hour after the operation of the true promise, thousands of palestinians moved to their homes in northern gaza regardless of the obstacles created. farhanin and it was today. thank god we are happy and this is our eid day. thank god we were tired and we miss our neighborhood, home, life and children. god willing, we will be saved from this situation and return to our homes . by flying their fighters over the path of the people and shooting at them , they tried to disrupt the return of the people to the camp and the city of jabalia. some of the wounded were taken to odeh hospital in nusirat camp . 43 palestinians were martyred in three other attacks, including the bombardment of khan yunus. today, monday, 27th of april 6th it is shawwal and april 15, the morning call to prayer in tehran will be at 43:00, the sunrise will be at 5:31:31, the noon call to prayer will be at 12:00, and the evening call to prayer will be at 1856 minutes. thank you for your companionship with this sh

israeli fighter jets bombarded a house in the jabalia camp in northern gaza. least two palestinians were martyred around mamdani hospital in gaza city. eight palestinians were martyred and several were injured in the bombing of the gaza city market. the israeli drone attack on a group of palestinian citizens in the east of the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip left 6 martyrs and a number of wounded. the unicef organization has also announced: before noon today, a vehicle of this organization is entering the northern areas of the gaza strip have been targeted by the zionist regime, yet no statistics have been announced on the possible deaths of this attack, and the resistance forces shot down a quattrocooper of the zionist regime in the center of the gaza strip. the north of nasirat camp was targeted by mortar attacks. at the same time, news sources report the escalation of conflicts in this camp in the center of the gaza strip. according to the statement of the spokesman of the mujahideen battalions, in 580 operations of the forces of these battalio

occupying regime, more than 100 martyrs and wounded in the last 24 hours attacks of safionista on the northern gaza strip, martyrs out of 34 thousand people. since the beginning of the gaza war, america has competed in the field of robotics technology in iran's azad robocup international competition, with achievements ranging from intelligent flying robots to service robots and soccer players. the goal is to be able to develop knowledge and develop technology to serve the industry and serve the society at the same time and obtain two quotas for the paris olympics for iran's freestyle wrestling in bishk, kyrgyzstan. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their fate, ladies and gentlemen , dear fellow viewers, greetings , welcome to the 24:00 news section. the president returned to tehran after a two-day provincial trip to semnan . the government offered sabnan a plan with a high advanced percentage and a credit of 92,460 billion rials. mr. raisi in the people of damghan, referring to the response of the irgc the islami

. , ~ ~ . there and get directly to northern gaza. , a ., ., ., gaza.the world's biggest _ gaza. cindy mccain, one of the world's biggest aid _ gaza. cindy mccain, one of the world's biggest aid struggling i gaza. cindy mccain, one of the l world's biggest aid struggling to get aid through to people who desperately need it in gaza, welcoming those new steps from israel, but like many, saying much more needs to be done. that is how it looks on this day, the six—month mark of the israel— gaza war. we'll continue our special coverage here and across the region, but i will hand you back to london. studio: that was lyse doucet. our international editor, jeremy bowen, has also covered the war since the start and has returned to one of the kibbutzes in israel that was hardest hit by the hamas attacks. six months after the attacks, it is a bit like going back into a time machine because all the damage is to leave. into a time machine because all the damage is still here. and the reason for that is that in this kibbutz, nir oz, one in four of the population of t

i saw many children who were malnourished, including a seven-year-old boy who came from northern gaza two days ago, and his grandmother says that he survived by eating grass. according to the announcement of the gaza ministry of health, 32 people from 28 children died due to malnutrition in hospitals in northern gaza. the head of sedavasima organization met with the servants of the holy quran. in this meeting , it was emphasized that the qur'an enters people's lives in the most watched hours of television. he is 9 years old and has memorized the quran since he was two years old. muhammad hossein, the youngest servant of the qur'an. he was a guest of the national media in the last days of ramadan 1403. this was god's gift that everything i have is owed to god, and i saw from the age of two that i was reading in a gathering where the verses of the quran were recited and the voice of the lord was heard. expectations that are increasing day by day, training 10 we have millions of memorizers of the entire quran, and this requires a special determination in the field of media, it should be

promise of truth, thousands of palestinians moved to their homes in northern gaza regardless of thetacles created. thank god that we are happy and this is our eid day. thank god that we were tired and we miss our neighborhood, home, life and children. let's find and zionist, of course , return to our homes by flying fighter jets, the army forces of our regimes over the second path and shooting , i apologize, the people's path and shooting at them. to disrupt the return of people to the camp and the city of jabalia. according to news reports, some of the wounded were taken to al-oudeh hospital in nusirat camp. 43 palestinians were martyred in three other attacks, including the bombing of khanyounes. but to learn about the developments in gaza, we will go with the reporter of sed and cima in gaza. mr. mohammad al-hamz, i greet you. please send me your report about the return. it was even more severe when the regime implemented the fire extinguishers in these areas. meanwhile, the number of martyrs has reached 335 people since the beginning of the aggression of the zionist regime. in c

let's listen do you think that it's plausible or likely that parts of gaza and particularly northern gaza are already >> experiencing famine. >> the methodology that the ipc used is one that we had are experts scrub it's one that's relied upon in other settings and that is there that's mints and we believe that assessment is credible. >> so there's a famine is already occurring. there. >> that is, yeah. yes >> cnn's jeremy diamond is live force in jerusalem. so jeremy, before we get to the hunger crisis, there was another example of how dangerous it is for aid workers that are transporting humanitarian supplies. we've learned that a unicef truck was attacked >> yeah, that's right. there was a convoy of unicef vehicles that was waiting at a checkpoint going from southern gaza to northern gaza. and while that convoy was at that checkpoint in a holding area there that they believed to be safe live ammunition was fired in the direction of that convoy, hitting one of the vehicles at least three bullets, hitting one of the vehicles tests, ingram, unicef, spokeswoman was actually in one of those

, the port which is close to northern gaza, which would allow for a more direct line to get aido gaza. it's one thing to make a commitment. it's another thing to see action. as blinken would say, we will just have to see how many trucks in terms of real aid is moving in and is allowed to get in there in real time. one other thing you have been talking, the conversation, the back and forth over the calling for an independent investigation -- >> peter, i hate to interrupt. we have this earthquake situation. mayor adams has started briefing. stand by. we will return to this. >> 50 miles from new york city. as you notice, it's a developing situation. you are concerned about aftershocks after an earthquake. new yorkers should go about their normal day. first responders are working to make sure the city is safe. one thing we do so well in our city is bring together all of the agencies that are involved and our partners and other entities, everything from mta to the department of buildings, the parents who are concerned about their schoolchildren, chancellor banks will by here to repor

forces from gaza completely second, and a return of the displaced to their homes, especially in the northern gaza strip and further intensifying the efforts to allow aid to enter all areas in gaza and to start reconstruction immediately without any obstacles, third of all, and number four, a process of prisoner swap, a real prisoner swap deal, and here we underscore that until this moment no progress has been made in the talks, but rather the talks are still frozen despite all of our efforts in order to reach positive results, unfortunately, and despite the flexibility and the very great positive approach of the hamas movement in these talks in order to facilitate reaching an agreement, these... plans of the nazi occupation continues to be stubborn and rejecting to respond positively and to accept the demands, the national demands of our people after the latest round in cairo, the occupation government is still maneuvering and the talks are going in one empty circle, one empty cycle, the enemy still rejects the demands of our people and the demands of our legitimate resistance for a complete ceas

news has obtained exclusive access to footage filmed by an american doctor recently returned from northern gazaal keane sent this report — you may find parts of it distressing. this is the story of a doctor who travelled to hell. desperate voices cry out. sam attar went to help people trapped by war. he usually works in a hi—tech hospital in chicago. in gaza, his skills and mental strength will be tested to their limits. immediately upon crossing the border, we were met with the familiar stench ofjust millions of people packed on top of each other, living together. in some pockets, the air you breathe, you feel like you�*re decaying, just breathing it, because there are just so many people. the crisis is constant. lives in the balance. the wounded and the lost. the mother who will not leave the side of her dead boy. amin, amin! you have no ct scans? no ct scans. so you just watch them and hope for the best? yes. rami, with shrapnel in his brain, but no equipment to properly investigate the damage. you ok? long day. it is the great paradox of all war that, in the midst of slaughter, so many will

victory can be fulfilled in rafah, because if it was possible, it would have been fulfilled in northern gazaremony for iran's irgc military advisors who were murdered in israel's monday attack on the iranian embassy in damascus. the death doll from nearly six months of the west israely genocide and has stands at almost 33,000, mostly women and children, and the un chief says attacks aid workers in gaza are uncontionable, this after an israeli air spike killed seven aid workers.

zionist fighters killed at least two palestinians by bombarding a house in the jabalia camp in northern gazapital mamdani was also rained in gaza city. in the bombing of the market in gaza city. 8 palestinians were martyred and some were injured. the israeli drone attack on a group of palestinian citizens in the east of the city of rafah in the south of the gaza strip left 6 martyrs and a number of wounded. unicef also announced that a vehicle of this organization was targeted by the zionist regime while entering the northern areas of the gaza strip. the statistics of the possible deaths of this attack have not been announced, and the resistance forces shot down a zionist couper in the center of the gaza strip. resistance is also the location of cars the army of the zionist regime targeted the gathering of zionist soldiers in the north of nusirat camp with mortar attacks. at the same time, news sources of the escalation of conflicts in this camp.

katie polglase is out front it's early morning on february 29th on al rashid road in northern gaza.arving people have gathered here to receive food. but as the aid trucks arrive, this happens the night would become known as the flour massacre by morning, over 100 would be dead in one of the single biggest mass casualty events of this conflict. >> he was >> seen uninvestigated this incident, obtaining never seen before videos of that night, collecting evidence from 22 eyewitnesses and tracing the aid itself all the way to a muslim charity in the uk it was the idf that was then responsible for safely delivering these vital supplies but we found the open fire on unarmed starving palestinians at close range as the aid arrived there explanation for the tragedy using this drone video was the stampede that cause soldiers to fire a warning shots in the air. they later admitted to firing some shots directly at so-called suspects who approached them. but the idf footage is crowdsurrounding the trucks and bodies lng on the ground even this reals th were firing in a densely packed area, likelyc

victory can be fulfilled in rafah, because if it was possible it would have been fulfilled. in northern gazaf the us space charity whose convoy vaid workers was recently targeted in gaza says the israeli attack was systematic and purposeful and iran's leader khamenei says international goods day this year will be held even more gloriously as non-muslim nations will also be participating in the event.

they have withdrawn most of those forces from northern gaza. which is straddling the east west road, which they control, which more or less splits gaza in half. so i think it is part and parcel of what the israelis had planned all along, that at some point the pace of this would shift to more mobile operations, continued air strikes, but intelligence driven operations, designed to locate hostages, to show hamas's senior leadership and essentially to eliminate whatever residual capacity, rocket launchers, which are still a potential threat. that i think is a downshift. aaron david miller, _ i think is a downshift. aaron david miller, a _ i think is a downshift. aaron david miller, a long-term . david miller, a long—term negotiator and adviser of the us state department, now senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, thank you much for your perspective. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at another story making news. police in bradford have released the name of a man wanted in connection o

we saw the first time aid coming to northern gaza from the crossing in northern gaza.e can see of this eight entering to the north of gaza. the co—ordinator of the military affairs of united nations in gaza says it is not enough israel would allow it to enter gaza but it is israel's responsibility that the contribution would be safe and aid would be arriving and reaching civilians in a good way. reaching civilians in a good wa . . ~' reaching civilians in a good wa . . ~ y reaching civilians in a good wa . ., ~ , . let's speak to journalist and analyst fereshteh sadeghi, she joins me live from tehran. first of all, thank you for joining us. what is the mood in iran at this moment?— iran at this moment? good morning- _ iran at this moment? good morning. thank _ iran at this moment? good morning. thank you - iran at this moment? good morning. thank you for - iran at this moment? good . morning. thank you for having me. the meat is as normal as it used to be. there is no change. now it is about 7:35am. the day has not started yet. we are at the end of holidays. people wer

time since the start of the israel—gaza war, israel will temporarily reopen the erez crossing in northern gazaashdod port will also be opened for humanitarian deliveries. and more aid trucks from jordan will be allowed to traverse israel to gaza. the call between biden and netanyahu was their first since an israeli air strike killed 7 international aid workers from the charity group world central kitchen — sparking international outrage. the white house is urging israel to allow a "dramatic" increase of aid into gaza within "hours or days." in a statement released after the israeli ministers approved opening aid corridors, the white house national security council said: speaking in brussels earlier, us secretary of state antony blinken outlined what was expressed in that phone call. the president emphasised that the strikes on humanitarian workers and the overall humanitarian situation are unacceptable. he made clear the need for israel to announce a series of specific, concrete and measurable steps to address civilian harm, humanitarian suffering and the safety of aid workers. he made clear t

strip a group of number of the israeli tanks actually uh raided uh gaza valley area which is located in the northern part of the central area uh and uh between the central area and gaza city uh a mid heavy gunfire and the continuous and chronic israeli shelling towards the residential buildings in the anusarati fugi camp uh the central area has been subjected to heavy and continuous attacks of the israeli war planes and the the strikes and the israeli artillary shiling for the last couple of months that left dozens of the palestinian casualties and inflicted more damage and destruction in the residental buildings and in the infrastructure, while when it comes to khanuni city, the western parts of kanuni city, particularly the vicinity and the surrounding areas of the nasa medical complex witnessed more destruction as more residental buildings were blown up by the israeli occubation forces in that. area needless to mention that the entire area actually has been transformed to be just mount of depri over the seasless israeli attacks, there are many rising concerns and fears among the people there that

the packages lends new the boldest fence in northern gaza. exclusive footage obtained by all to 0 shows is really soldiers, deliberately targeting palestinians as they rushed to collect its. the video shows these really soldiers opening fire. despite none of this policy new men posing the threats. the firing continues, even as this man leads the area moving away from the border and the soldiers positions as the soldiers watch dogs approach, the wounded man and the video cuts off highlighting the overall lola's and those that has the can hold in the area. and you had to live to d, l 0 to you on. now i'm one is aligning this 3 to the capital for the victims of these are out of the attack in syria on sunday. 7 revolutionary gods were killed, including a brigadier general iran supreme leader has vowed revenge for the bombing on the radiant conflicts and damascus. as prompted these really military to hold only for combat units, the funerals coincide with could stay the annual palestinian sony died today. let's go to those that are barry into iran,

there are now concerns about imminent famine in northern gaza. there are an estimated 129 hostages from several countries who remain unaccounted for also in gaza. and looming over all of this is a potential incursion into rafah, the southern part of gaza. i'm honored to welcome ms. sigrid kaag to help us unpack the complexity of the humanitarian challenges in gaza. ms. kaag serves as the united nations senior humanitarian and reconstruction coordinator for gaza. this is a position she has held since january following the passage of un security council resolution 27-20 last december. in this role, she facilitates, coordinates, monitors, and verifies humanitarian relief into gaza. she brings a wealth of experience to this job. she has held several positions in the dutch government, most recently serving as deputy prime minister and minister of finance. she also has a wide range of senior positions at the u.n. she served, among other places, as u.s. special court nader for lebanon from -- special coordinator for lebanon. i want to make sure the audie

medicine and supplies, much needed aid at this hospital which has become the most important in northern gaza. officer, a schafer, hospital stopped functioning. many patients arrive to come out, i do on hospital. this is a small hospital. we do not commit us and supplies. recall on the international organizations, including the world health organization and we thank god, today we received some supplies a. it has been trickling into guys, or whoever agencies say it's not enough to meet the needs of the population. pressure has been growing on israel to allow more humanitarian supplies into the enclave, which the israeli government has approved. this decision comes in the wake of the killing of several aid workers and then is rarely strike earlier this week. but safety concerns remain an issue for agency still operating in gaza. we don't have the necessary security guarantees to work here. the people also need to be safe. so for that, for us to really be able to scale up to avert time. and so that people don't have to die because they don't have food. we need security guarantees to us as do my

, they unloaded it from their ships and they sent it to local headquarters for distribution in northern gaza. yesterday the convoy of their trucks, marked as their trucks,d left that warehouse, driving through northern gaza their logo, clear as day on the top and 3 of their vehicles were hit by air launch missiles one after another after another in quick succession. the first one being hit, people evacuating g the injured him after a second car, that being hit and then the third being hit. you killed seven aid workers, including a measure of the world central kitchen, actually cleared on msnbc late last month. today, prime minister benjamin nettie prime says the strikes weren't intentional multiple is really they did precisely target the aid trucks, knowing they were eight trucks because they thought there was a militant writing in it. the idf releasing an unofficial statement tonight, saying, quote, it was a icmistake that followed a decided to vacation at night during a war, very complex conditions, it should not have happened today, national security council spokesman, john kirby, from th

northern gas? well, so that's really funny. the palestinians here in the gaza strip have been gladly seeing this a step that has been taken by these very sorry to reopen again. the air is a crushing boat in order to float to allow for more flo, the humanitarian aid. it came on the mountain mounting, american prussia that had been also made by the american, the president joe biden who had been ultimately cooling israel to increase the capacity for humanitarian chromeboys to the gaza strip. and also then you see it as very significant step that will help partially to alleviate the need for this i q towards the security that palestinians have been suffering from since they one of the fighting. but it's so important also to mention it. so now i'm clear which entity will be responsible for distributing aid for palestinians in the north, in light. also of these ready ongoing denial for owner operations that in other parts of the gaza strip or even allowing for it to the level of age for people that bought this step had been also understood among palestinians that had

uh, definitely by the northern gaza on the situation. i'll shift a hospital that most of the colored 14 well is read as being attacked, the hospitals across the strips and so will be done on sunday and is really struck here. the hospital compound and central gaza, at least for palestinians, were killed several others including jonas were injured in the attack on the alex. so the striped talk, the tents, housing displays, people in the hospitals, courtyard. the above israel says it was targeting a c'mon center of these limits. you had on group 10, could be met some of the survivors that so this was the moment when is read her strike just meters from the interest all x. a hospital in central causes a top target to 2 tens housing displays, policy use in the courtyard of the medical facility and data. but i, well, i know when i got, you know, we were sitting in the tents, we're defense, the civilians and displaced people from northern gaza. suddenly the missile hit this tent. there isn't a single reason that could explain targeting display c

gaza strip due to hunger. unicef spokeswoman saying that it is difficult to provide health services for children, especially in the northern areas of gaza. zionist soldiers continue their barbaric crimes palestinians who received aid in northern gaza were directly targeted and martyred . the pictures published by al jazeera show that the palestinians were targeted , although they did not pose any danger to the occupying forces, but they were directly targeted. the movement to stop the brutal and destructive war against the people of gaza, hamas asked the international community to oblige the countries and companies that provide reparations to the occupying regime to take practical measures in the statement of the organization's human rights council. nations, which was approved by a majority vote on friday, in case of conviction the zionist regime is accused of genocide and war crimes , and the weapons sellers to this regime are also accused of participating in the genocide. in a letter, 115 members of the french parliament asked the president to stop selling arms to the zionist regime . at the same time, 40 representatives

and that is the brigade that is is basically managing the netzarim corridor, which separates northern gaza from the rest of the gaza strip. and in its call-up order tonight, the israeli military saying that it is calling up to additional reserve brigades specifically for central gaza. and so that may mean additional security measures measures that are being taken along that corridor. we also know wolf that this comes as we saw today, that many palestinians had started to try and make their way back into northern gaza. the israeli military appeared based on reports on the ground to have allowed some of those gazans, women, and children to return to northern gaza. but a chaotic situation did indeed ensue. and so perhaps this is a measure designed to provide additional security for those types of operations. there is also, of course, wolf, the fact that the israeli government has tenure to vow that they will press on with a major offensive in rafah. i don't think that to reserve brigades will be anywhere close to enough to carry out the major ground offensive that they have been talking about

but also for the people we says in gaza. simon is edging closer in northern guys. there were some 70 percent of the population is facing catastrophic hunger according to the when's world food program? oxfam says since january palestinians in northern guys are have eaten an average of just 245 calories per day. that's less than a kind of beans lie, a lay that when we were displaced at the beginning of the war, we use the rotten bread because of the high food prices. the. this is the only place where i can get any signal for my children. then i have 3 boys and a girl. they need food, where do i get food? i can't afford to buy it. everything is so expensive and i have no money. this local kitchen is our safe place. we come here every day on the problem. shared by many guys is 6 months into the war and with no end in sight to their suffering. to other world news now, and nick, our ankle has joined mexico and breaking off to format of ties with ecuador over a read on the mexican embassy in key to security forces detained to former ecuador and vice president corporate gl

he said that the vehicle was head was waiting to enter northern gaza. the 8 agency said it's raised the incident with his randy sr. she's the statement went on to say that unless a workers are protected in accordance with international humanitarian jewel, a cannot reach people in need. the rebels fighting the on laws on to say government forces appear to have fled a strategic border region. the violence has been taking place, made the board a town of may all while the next to thailand, ty soldiers have been patrolling the area with civilians from me on my have been trying to flee the financing and alliance of and to whom to rebels has made advances against the military and recent months. it's bringing my calls upon and 20 chang. he has been following the story for us and he's joining us live from the tie . border city of my thought, tony. it's been a few days since korean rebels said that they had been driving government forces out of the strategic town. what's happening there now as well? we understand the me a while the on the other side of the me and

israel has allowed the united nations to deliver a small amount of fuel and medical supplies to northern gaza. video has imaged of the 3 trucks carrying the supplies, but there's still no sign of the food that's needed to feed thousands of staffing palestinians. this comes off the mounting international outrage of a famine conditions and attacks on i'd work as blotto colored since this update from the cml, antoine hospital, the northern gaza on the nose to garza today with here's a variety of all those 2 trucks, a contain medicines, that's arrived to that, came out of the hospital, which is the 1st incident. so if it's con for more than haul for you precision north of guys up. so these 2 trucks contain medicines and no series for the babies . and, and, you know, it's all 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. it is, but nothing has entered north because of, from a is from there was a crossing, they came from it and make your way through around about the guys as trip, as indeed here in

euromed human rights monitor says as a result of israel's policy, famman has spread throughout northern gaza, increasing number of deaths from starvation, malnutrition and related illnesses. israely policy of deliberate starvation is not only attempted ethnic cleansing in gaza, but also intended to expose palestinian civilians to the risk of actual death. a rights monitor concluded, collective punishment. the israel regime imposes on gaza is aimed at starving an entire palestinian population. it ours the international community to make sure that israel respects international law and halts its ongoing campaign of genocide. islamic resistance in iraq has carried out new strike against an israely target, hitting regime's ramed airbase and southeast haifa. the iraky resistance said operation was carried out using drones, it added. attacks in response to massacres committed by israel against palestinians including the women, children, and elderly. group said it will continue its operations against regime strongholds in recent months, the islamic resistance in iraq has carried out series of attack

>> reporter: well, chris, the situation in northern gaza is such that if you were getting a piece of bread and milk, you may be one of the lucky ones. our crew inside gaza sends us just the most haunting images every single day of children dying from malnutrition, dehydration, in the all but collapsed hospitals that are left in northern gaza. we saw the other week a mother who is cooking barley meant for donkeys to try to keep her children alive. we've seen families who are eating grass, and you see just the sheer desperation when those cargo planes fly overhead, and they drop food by parachutes and people, some of whom can't swim go out into the sea to try to get their hands on those boxes as they fall from the sky, and people have drowned trying to get ahold of it. so it is a truly, truly dire situation. it may be made worse now by the fact the world central kitchen, which after the u.n. is really one of the biggest humanitarian organizations operating inside gaza, is suspending its operations. the u.n. is suspending movement of its people at night for at least the next 24 hours whi

i expect things in the area in gaza to get even worse, especially in northern gaza. but i do hope that it is just -- it is a wake-up call that they reach this cease-fire because i don't really anticipate new border crossings to open -- >> hagar, we're learning that the secretary of state is addressing the situation. let's listen. >> first, i can only say that for so many of us we extend our condolences to the loved ones, to the families, friends, the colleagues of those who lost their lives as well as those who were injured. i spoke to jose andres just about a week ago about the efforts that world central kitchen is engaged in, in gaza, as it is in many other conflict zones around the world, including ukraine. they have been doing extraordinary, brave work, day in and day out, and critical work to make sure people in need get what they need, starting with the most basic thing of all, food, to survive. the victims of yesterday's strike join a record number of humanitarian workers who have been killed in this particular conflict. these people are heroes. they run into