palestine refugees relief and works agency announced. so far , 250,000 palestinians have been displaced from their homes in the gaza strip. most of them have very difficult conditions in the schools affiliated to this agency. due to the closure of the un judicial distribution centers this week, about half a million people in gaza are unable to receive their food rations. the world health organization also reported the beginning of the attacks of the zionist regime on the 13th attacks on health centers in the gaza strip have been confirmed. but the images that are being presented to you live right now are from sheikh ibrahim zakzaky's arrival in our country at the imam khomeini international airport , where it was announced that he was entering iran to check his medical treatment, which, god willing, will be done in iran. well, we can present live pictures of the arrival of the leader of the islamic movement of nigeria, sheikh ibrahim zagzaky, who arrived at imam khomeini airport in tehran a few minutes ago and was welcomed by the people

, he was the representative of the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, based in jordan, and today he joins us via skype. welcome to the show. david. is it true that the only state leader to raise the question of palestine uh at the assembly was uh president raisi of iran. well, he was the only one to uh to significantly discuss the question about. the colombian president did mention palestine in quite a good way, contrast the way in which the international community dealt with question of ukraine with the question of palestine, but he was the only one who who dealt with it in any significant way, and that's an indication, isn't it, we've seen this before that iran is the is the state which is most supportive of the palestinian resistance, both in terms of rhetoric at the united nations, and in terms of practically on the ground by the supply of expertise and indeed of weaponry to the islamic resistance. and indeed all the factions in palestine. well, peter, i mean, what did you make of gilad erden's protest at the un during rac's speech? well, the israe

, he was the representative of the commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees based in jordan. and today he joins us via skype. welcome to the show. david, is it true? that the only state leader to raise the question of palestine uh at the assembly was uh president raisi of iran. well he was the only one to uh to significantly discuss the question of palestine. colombian president did mention palestine in quite a good way, contrast the way in which uh the international community dealt with question of ukraine with the question of palestine, but he was the only one who who dealt with it in any significant way, and uh that's an indication, isn't it, we've seen this before that iran is the is the state which is most supportive of the palestinian resistance, both in terms of rhetoric at the united nations, and in terms of practically on the ground by the supply of expertise and indeed of weaponry to the islamic resistance, indeed all.... the factions in palestine. well, peter, i mean, what did you make of gilad erden's protest at the un, during ray's speech? well,

people are seeking, children's hands setup on the grounds of view and relief, and works agency for palestine, refugee center and the southern gaza. this place palestinians often like basic necessities, living and harsh conditions across from the war torn region to show their struggles . amid the growing crisis, i am posting in from garza via aggressive. is there any error strikes 1st, my husband and me to see our home in garza city seeking new shoes and families who are very fortunate to make it out alive with the wife for destruction. buildings reduced to of, of thousands of homes, became livable, including my home in the army, ordered people to evacuate, cause a city. northern areas is true areas and moved to the self. thousands of families such a fuse in the south pacific is elusive. bombings is still present, so an over gorgeous trip. they're targeting civilians with no warning they're causing heartbreaking tragedies over because this trip. we are currently hold of if a new new sting of some of these plays a chang space with over a 150 relatives and friends. the situation is indescribable. every

the director of external relations and communications with the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees. and she says the situation in gaza is dire. they desperately need fuel. >> over the last two days, two convoys of humanitarian assistance managed to go into gaza. we're talking about 20 trucks, the day before yesterday, and 14 trucks overnight this morning. however, these trucks really only contain a fraction of what is needed, given the immense humanitarian needs, particularly amongst the 400,000 people displaced in schools, that have become shelters. these are usually the schools that the palestinian refugees runs and where it hosts little girls and boys. these are overcrowded shelters with no privacy, no locks. one toilet for several hundred people. the situation is dire. 20 and 14 trucks is a welcome gesture. as a reminder, before the conflict, over 100 trucks of humanitarian aid and fuel used to come in. and here, i insist on the fuel. no fuel has come into gaza for the last two weeks. without fuel, it's not possible to distribute assistance. or to power the plants and get clean

yesterday uh a truck full of fuel... uh was brought in by unra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees. it had two four by four trucks in the front and in the back with live feed cameras. i believe the reason for the life of cameras in the windshield is to show the israeli regime where that fuel is going. thank you for that. i'm sorry. say muhammad hasan. religious activity um activist from dearborn heights michigan joins us now to uh share with us his thoughts on this uh and ali salam editor and chief of the basira press also joins us um welcome to you both the circumstances are pretty dire when it comes to the uh carnage that's taking place uh the the us in particular is under the spotlight in terms of the types of assistance military that it's giving uh at the same time uh you have the israeli gushing forces whom uh their chief have said you're going to see gaza from the inside very soon we're waiting for the order uh if i may first ask you um how you see the role sid muhammad assera of the us of how it's not just the assistance that it's giving but rather taking the lead in this op

palestinian civilians and international organizations such as the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east, the world food program and the united nations children's fund. green light received. the israeli army is ready to invade the gaza strip. now we will figure out what forces are going to attack and what hamas can counter. so, according to official data, the strength of the israeli armed forces is 169,000 people. it was previously reported that 300,000 reservists had also been mobilized, that is, the invasion group in gaza concentrated huge. the main strike unit during the offensive is expected to be the merkava tank. according to experts, it is somewhat similar to german leopards. the israeli army has about 2,000 merkav units. m100 self-propelled howitzers are also deployed along the sector border. 9, caliber 155 mm. israel has absolute air superiority, from the f-15, f-16 and even the f-35 fighter, as well as its own kfir aircraft. in fact, the israeli army has been striking gas on a daily basis since the attack. hamas october 7. experts wondered why the israelis took

joining me now, -- the director of philanthropy for unrwa, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugeesgaza. he has lost 16 family members during this war. and unfortunately, one more of his family members was also at the hospital that was struck tonight. i am so sorry for your loss. thank you for being here tonight, despite the tragedy that your family is going through. let me just first get a sense of what you know about the attack on the hospital. and what you've heard from your family. >> yes, thank you for having me. i appreciate it despite the tragedies that have fallen to the palestinians wherever they look right now it is just to take a moment to recognize all the pain and agony that my fellow palestinians have experiencing right now, this is just a horrible, cruelty every day. it gets worse. you know, we did lose a family member, -- this is just tragedy, because it's hard. you don't even know what is going on. who is burying? whom ever is trying to find a hospital, the hospital was that safety place. 5000 people taking shelter there. many kids, many women. all of a sudden, we s

should be used to support palestinian and international civilians. such as the un relief and work agency for palestine refugeesn the near east, as well as the world food program and un children's fund. the israeli defense minister spoke about the leadership's plans for the gas sector. the first stage involves the destruction of hamas fighters and the movement's infrastructure. at the second stage, they plan to eliminate pockets of resistance, and then israel intends to create a new security regime in... we’ll find out about this from our special correspondent alexey konopko, he is in direct contact with us from israel. alexey, greetings, tell us what other statements the country’s leadership is making, well, first of all, your statements, the so-called statements and briefings are carried out most often by the idf, namely the military leadership, where today, for example, they announced a strike on immediate military infrastructure. several command posts of ammunition depots, by the way, confirmed an attack on one of the mosques, which , according to the israeli army, was used as an arms depot, but most of the

of stop, a minor concession to the palestinians with the creation of the un, relief and works agency for palestine refugees, but meanwhile. while the israelis got away with a un assist in their bursing process and things have never basically changed, successive secretary generals have been supportive of israel down to the present day with guterres effectively condemning any moves by the palestinians, any meaningful moves of resistance by the palestinians? indeed. well, well just talking about the the the rapporteur, the special rapporteur, francesca albanesi, david, i mean, the tacks and her are pretty intense. i mean, i mean have the zienits always attacks the incumbating this post in this way? well, yes of course they have, i mean that this is as peter says, the the person who is in the the role of the rapporteur is is reporting to the general assembly and therefore is not an appointment which is in the... the us or indeed of course of the zionists and so that what tends to happen is they point someone's independent and who goes and finds out what's happening in israel and design entity and it discovers

and relief and works agency for palestine refugees center in southern gaza. this place palestinians off and like basic necessities in our living and harsh conditions. meanwhile, dozens of trucks, the carrying humanitarian aid have been spotted at the roof of border crossing, ready to enter gaza with the area earlier coming under attack. all right, let's cross live now to political analyst, a mirror or in the near the greek orthodox orthodox church. that was sheldon, gaza was reportedly been used as a safe haven for civilians. is this another potential war crime as well? usually what happens is that is really, really 3 maps, very accurately point out places, software shifts, marks, charges and divide it along with the other 2000000000 uh, facilities which are out of bounds for uh, uh, 2 or 3. and the strikes uh, this news is coming uh right, the overnights in the as well. and has to be verified 1st. and we have seen only earlier this week that the 1st reports of the all the hospitals were not accurate, then that is ramblers not to blame. so well we should call

well, jennifer austin, deputy director for the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees joins us also from dallas, and thank you so much for being on al jazeera. i mentioned that you absolutely run off your fates. and at this point in time, we know that there are a shortages of food, water, power, fuel, medical supplies, almost everything is running out. so very, very quickly, can you just give us a bit of an update of how dia, the situation is there right now. thank you, i'm good evening. yes, it is exhausting. but it's more exhausting for the stuff that when you're working tirelessly to provide services to the room teachers. and i think i heard earlier in your early as baker talking about out the schools out shelters that we've got 270000 id pays are you know, shelters. and yeah, we are really stretched our emergency response times kind of for a 150000. clearly like dr. few dies and we, knowing today 6, we've almost exhausted all last replies. it's extremely, extremely difficult. yeah, we just had the tough fuel at l. a. she felt hospital is going to run out in the 3 d

now, according to the un relief and works agency but palestine refugees, the number of internally displaced has reached nearly one and a half 1000000. with 590000 people taking shelter in un designated sites. the agency has warranted and less fuel supplies immediately arrive, it will be forced to shut down its services in the region. so we go to the streets or we spoke to locals about the situation that facing let's say you still hi. yes. so you've done this situation is very bad, extremely bad. my child has had a high fever all night and i am not able to provide medication for him. it's miserable and very, very bad beyond what you can imagine. and this seems to be no solution. we don't have clean volta rather we no longer have new to our food is cooling. we don't have medications. diseases are spread in, in hospitals where people are forced to sleep. there is no clean water, and there is no what to dispose of on waste. epidemics that were also spread and due to waste, people kind of access to and it's people of boston and trying to barely to off to foss thing. what does we do to enjoy this

tamara alrifai from the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees. e spoke on why the aid just isn't enough given the in gaza. in quantity and in content. m, 15, 20 trucks per day is very, very little in the face of the immense needs of people in gaza. all over gaza, including 400,000 internally displaced people who are currently taking shelter in schools and buildings. one very important point to keep reiterating and thanks bbc for giving us airtime is no fuel is entering into gaza, no fuel has come into gaza over the last two weeks. it has not been part of the convoys of last night and the day before. without fuel we are not going to be able to move any trucks around, we're not going to be able to generate electricity that is much for water dissemination plants and for life—support machines in hospitals. of course, israel has said that although it has agreed to allow aid to continue into the gaza strip after it had tightened its siege, it said it faced unprecedented attacks on its soil. just over two weeks ago, a massacre, hostages taken into the ga

people are seeking shelter in 10 setup on the grounds of the run relief and works agency for palestine refugees center in southern gaza. this place palestinians often like basic necessities, living and harsh conditions. because from the war turn regions share their struggles. amid the growing crisis, i am posting in from goes off via aggressive. is there any error strikes 1st, my husband and me to for the our home in garza city seeking issues and. and we're very fortunate to make it out alive with the white disruption buildings reduce to of, of, and thousands of homeless became livable, including my home. is there any on the older people to evacuate because of 16 northern areas is true areas and move to the self thousands of families. so to refuse in the so what safety is elusive? bombings is still present. so an over because it's true, there's targeting civilians with no warning they're causing heartbreaking tragedies over because this trip we are currently hold up as a new new sting of sending space sharing space with over a 150 relatives and friends. the situation is indescribable. every day

some parts of the gaza strip today, according to beauport officials from the un relief and works agency for palestine refugeesusands of people broke into the agency's warehouses on territory of the enclave and took out flour and hygiene items from there. bapor claims that local authorities are failing to restore order in the gas sector. against this background comes...

standing an over $6500.00 according to the gods and ministry of according to the un relief and works agency but palestine refugees. the number of internally displaced has reached nearly one and a half 1000000. with nearly 600000 people taking shelter in various and un designated sites, the agency has warmed it unless fuel supplies arrive immediately, it will be forced to shut down his services across the region. but we all day with our correspondence. so we spoke to some of the local residents about the situation they have to face to let's say it's a little high. yes. so you've done. this situation is very bad, extremely bad. my child has had a high fever all night and i am not able to provide medication for him. it's miserable and very, very bad. be on watch, you can imagine. and this seems to be no solution. right now my yeah. we don't have clean will to rather we no longer have little to our food is spoiling. we don't have medications. diseases are spread in, in hospitals where people are forced to sleep. there is no clean water, and there is no what to dispose of on waste. epidemics are also spread and due to

jennifer austin is the deputy director of the you and relief and works agency for palestine refugees and gaza. she told my colleagues 0 van yay. the need for humanitarian relief in gaza is in is unprecedented. rather in sco, we've got um supplies for 12 dice for food and water for those people and but you know, there's more than those people that are, that are in our schools, those papers sheltering in other places. this paper sheltering with family and friends. so there's many more displays that are going to on your schools, 12 days of food and water that you have left, you say you have a 170000 people roughly closer 288-0000. i believe people in your facilities or people continuing to arrive. yes, the rocking rod investigated the coming there arriving either not we. it's really difficult for us 0 to get numbers to get specific numbers until the next day until we see what's happening. because, you know, it isn't blocked out. we don't, we don't have to, well, we don't have telephone lines as a, i chest is down. know pattern, you know, we've had networks hit by a strikes. so our networ

but according to the un relief and works agency for palestine, refugees, the number of those this place has reached those to $1500000.00 people with another $590.00 in taking sheltering and rough designated sites. the agency has one that on the list, fuel supplies immediately arrive, it will be forced to shut down services in the future. we heard from local residents about the situation they're facing. let's say. so, you know, the situation is very bad, extremely bad. my child has had a high fever all night and i am not able to provide medication for him. it's miserable and very, very bad beyond what you can imagine. and this seems to be no solution. you don't have clean will to rather we no longer have little to our food is spoiling. we don't have medications. diseases are spread in, in hospitals where people are forced to sleep. there is no clean water, and there is no one to dispose of my waist. epidemics are also spread and huge waste. people kind of access to and it's people of boston and trying to barely to off to foss thing. what does we do to endure the situation? and as the med

few fuel fuel truck to um nastr hospital that came from unra the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east these that this uh truck of fuel ' did not come through rafah crossing or from anywhere else, it was, it's part of the reserves that unra has in its in storage facilities inside the gaza strip, we still don't know how how long supply naser hospital and al-aqsa marters brigades hospital balah with the fuel needed to keep to keep running its facilities uh but thousands of people. uh, including uh, nearly half of them are children, have have been killed by israeli regime bombardment all throughout the night, non-stop boming, explosives, firing of of artillery shells from the east of the onclave, artillery from from the mediterranean sea helicopter, apashi helicopter gun ships firing the hell fire rockets, f16, f35's attacking ghaza every at attacking the ghaza strip in every city in the ghaza strip, even the the cities like khanunas, which are and south of the the gaza valley of the gaza wadi, were supposed to be safe haven according to the israel regime, they are being

coffee, situation is really horrible, mean yesterday the uh the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees tried to help by bringing uh hundreds of tons of flour to bakeries especially in khan so that instead of paying um $2 approximately. for 50 loves of peita bread, people would pay around dollar for that, so they will only pay for the cost of of baking and making that that bread, so this is uh, this is a good move by ora to help you know provide at least spread to people, you have to we have as you said some 50% of gazans are children under the age of 18, actually it's much much more. around 60% of my memory serves me, let's also not forget that um throughout the years uh some 80% of gazans depend on international, some sort of international aid to survive, so you can imagine how impoverished the people in gaza are, and when the uh israeli escalation happened, even if you if you if you're able to buy food, i mean, 'if you able to find food or can food or whatever, the people don't have the money to buy it, so situation is horrible and hospitals, some 70% of hospitals and clinics in gaza

and staying now in order to find some sense of safety? exactly. they are completely overwhelmed. for example in our agency the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugeeshave already got 180,000. we are almost at capacity on the third day. now into the fifth day on a probably ongoing and protracted situation. more people are coming every day all the time. how do you even begin to provide for them? do you have some basics like generators, some kind of bottled water, food supplies? {jut generators, some kind of bottled water, food supplies?— generators, some kind of bottled water, food supplies? out of the 88 schools that — water, food supplies? out of the 88 schools that the _ water, food supplies? out of the 88 schools that the people _ water, food supplies? out of the 88 schools that the people are - schools that the people are sheltering in, we have got over 50 of those designated shelters that we have equipped with desalination plants, so as long as those are not struck or collateral damage or anything like that, we can provide drinking waterfor anything like that, we can provide drinking water for those people that are in those shelters. those desa

street from the hospital, there are a couple of unra schools, united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees, hopefully we will be able to reconnect, let me cross over to toronto and uh talk to director of the institute of contemporary islamic thought, mr. zapar bangash, thank you so much for being with us, i hope you could hear our correspondent on the ground there, absolute hell, absolut hell and we see what kind of reaction these regimes in the west, whether we're talking about from london to paris or washington, and beyond that they're talking about and actually have sent military equipment or ships, whatever to help israel, i mean your thoughts za on all this, this is absolutely mindbockling that this is taking... and this is the 10th day of this situation, absolutely, these regimes in the west are complicit in the zionist crimes against the palestinian people, the zionits are killing young children, babies, women, they are bombing schools, hospitals, they have demolished and destroyed complete apartment buildings, the the figures are horrendous. you know more than 300 palestinians have

the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees.hree or four sentences but i am going to bring it to you. it says mike as gaza remains under heavy bombardment with israel tightening its grip over the over populates strip, it is left of the un and humanitarian is to protect civilians. we call from the israeli forces to move more than i civilians. we call from the israeli forces to move more thani million civilians living in northern gaza within 2a hours is horrendous. this will only lead to unprecedented levels of misery and further push people in gaza into abyss. that is the statement from that organisation we are seeing right now, the un rwa. let's show you a map now to give you an idea of exactly what is being asked for here. this is the gaza strip that you can see. the yellow areas they are are the tightly densely populated areas. the israeli defence forces are asking people in and around gaza city, around 1.1 million people to leave their homes and to move south in 2a hours. we have also had reaction to that request from mahmoud

joining me now isjuliette touma from the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugeeses of them on the egyptian side of the rafah crossing waiting for the word to bring the much needed supplies in. what are you hearing as to when the next convoy could be received because we got insurances from the us but israel says it will continue the aid to flow? we us but israel says it will continue the aid to flow?— the aid to flow? we certainly do ho -e so the aid to flow? we certainly do hepe so but _ the aid to flow? we certainly do hepe so but i — the aid to flow? we certainly do hope so but i can _ the aid to flow? we certainly do hope so but i can confirm - the aid to flow? we certainly do hope so but i can confirm that l the aid to flow? we certainly do | hope so but i can confirm that in the past two days, 34 trucks with humanitarian supplies have crossed into the gaza strip. is it enough? it's by far not at all enough. it's a job in the ocean and much more is needed and what is really needed, the commodity that is needed right now is fuel. even unrwa is running out of fu

al-aqsa marters hospital, they both get uh fuel shipments from the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugeesrra, but anytime soon, in in a day or two that fuel will run out, it's not, it's not new fuel shipments coming from from outside gaza, these are the reserves that belongs to unra for their for their uh, for their trucks and and vehicles and cars and now they're giving that fuel to the hospitals in in southern gaza, mainly naser hospital and al-aqsa marters uh hospital um the other hospitals to say north of god. they're not getting any fuel, shifa hospitals out of fuel, basically if they have some solar energy, solar panels they might be using some of it or by buying uh whatever they can get from uh gas stations here and there, why the reluctance on behalf of the international community to get this much needed aid into ghaza, ashraf? the international community is the one basically. countries are the ones who created the israel regime onstalling palestinian land uh they implanted this cancerous tumor uh this uh this foreign body into our into west asia and they do whatever they can to p

organisation in gaza that this will particularly affect is the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees displaced people are currently sheltering in unrwa shelters. one such shelter, a school, was severely damaged in an air strike today. the bbc�*s rushdi abualouf is based in gaza he gave us this update on the situation there. as you can see in the background, an israeli air strike just hit this area. we had to move from our office, this is a residential building where i live. it is a very densely populated area. when i came here i saw many people are leaving to come to this southern side of the city. since then we have had five or six air strikes. i don't think gaza has ever seen this intensity of an israeli air strike ever. i have covered many wars in gaza, but i think this is the biggest ever israeli air strike that targeted gaza. many places have been hits, including the mosque. the most significant air strike today targeted and markets in the middle of the refugee camp. it is the biggest campaign gaza were a people live there. the health minister said over a0 people died, most of t

before the the the rabid attacks by the israeli regime uh unra schools, the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees uh said that uh couple of dozen of couple dozen of schools are open to those who are seeking shelter to come in, but you have to understand this is a school, it's not meant for families and couples and children, so there's enough bathroom. uh, there is a place any place to see, there are no bedrooms, there are classrooms that they they have tine small mattresses, thin mattresses on the floor, and one room that's about uh, four meter by six meters, you have like six or eight families living in the same place, not even related, they're not even cousins or brothers and sisters, just people start you know separating between each other by using blankets or some makeshift thing to keep keep the distance between them and the next family. i personally, this is my own opinion, my my personal opinion that it was the a bad move by unra, the un agency to open schools as shelters, because this has encouraged israel to bomb our homes, to to destroy our... neighborhoods, because israel is trying to

the gas trip and only few hospitals in ghaza still getting fuel from and united nations relief for work agency for palestine refugees in the east on daily basis provide them without shipment of fuel to to keep going but i've seen so far they're not turning the lights on "know if they running out of fuel now, but this is the situation right now. i see, and the ghaza was just, i was just going to ask you, given uh, the situation, this total blading ghaza, and the the fact that most part of the communications are loss, internet connection and all that, so this makes the job of the hospitals even more difficult, doesn't it? mean, they have their own problems, they're facing lack of whatever you call, even fuel, and i remember that you said fuel there, equal life because they're running at generators usually and generators require fuel so you can imagine what kind of services can you provide to all those uh even normal patients in addition to those wonded in war, well regarding the blackout, the blackout was circumvented around 3 am this morning as the signals on the cell phones began returning, internet service graduall

now jennifer austin is deputy director of the you in relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in gaza. you are joining us from the enclave that we. so you work for overall, which is one of the, one of the weird or un acronyms. but that's by the, by i mentioned that because just regular viewers of alger 0 going to hear hon a lot. and that's the un agency that deals with the, with the palestinian refugees. how many schools do you run in the gaza strip? and how many people do you currently have sheltering in your facilities? i think 0. yeah. at the moment when we go, we run 294 schools, 300000 school children. that's during the normal school times. but at the moment, the schools have been turned into emergency shelters for red t j. so it's taking shelter against this conflict. and the mom and by the 8th of the schools are a shelters. and we've got 877000 people taking refuge for the safety of the blood flag of the un looking for safety in our schools, a 177000. look, i was at this desk the same hour yesterday and the number was a 137000. so that's increased a lot in just 24 hours

mccrae a, spoke to jennifer austin, who is the deputy director of united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in goza. she explains how desperate the situation is. it is exhausting, but it's more exhausting for the stuff like that when you're working tirelessly to provide services to the refugees. and i think i heard earlier in your early a space you're talking about out the schools out shelters, simply got 270000 id pays are you know, shelters. and yeah, we are really stretched our emergency response plans kind of for a 150000. clearly like dr. few dies and we, knowing today 6, we've almost exhausted all last reports. it's extremely, extremely difficult. yet. we know many people in and organizations a cooling for a safe passage to allow civilians to get out of gaza, but also allow items supplies in. and i know that you're clearly one of them when you're talking to about trying to get to a safe passage open. well, that's not part of the, the un plan because that, that's, that's out 6 out. so i just didn't renew up. but i'm not sure that's part of the w h always plan, i guess. but what, what w

organisation in gaza that has been struggling with this is the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees 70,000 displaced people are currently sheltering in unrwa shelters. people are currently one such shelter, a school was severly damaged in an air strike earlier today. i'm joined from athens by juliette touma, who's the director of communications at the unrwa. we were meant to speak to one of your colleagues earlier in gaza. we want able to. let us know what happened to, i hope she is safe. yes, that's right. so far she is safe but she and many other colleagues have had to take cover in one of the un bunkers in the city of gaza, in one of our offices there, so she could be with you today. the numbers of those displaced who have sought shelter in our schools has doubled overnight. we have registered nearly 140,000 people in our schools, all have fled to our school is in search of safety. it can be difficult to describe the exact situation the people are having to deal with, but can you paint a picture for us what people are going through in the shelters? from what we hear from our staf

but jennifer austin is the deputy director of the un relief and works agency for palestine refugee's in gaza. she described to my colleagues through vanya how she met a generally from gauze as needed on an unprecedented scale. so we've got um, supplies for 12 dice for food and water for those people. and but you know, there's more than those people that are, that are in our schools as paper sheltering in other places. this paper sheltering with family and friends. so there's many more just supplies that are going to on your schools, 12 days of food and water that you have left, you say you have a 170000 people roughly closer 288-0000. i believe people in your facilities or people continuing to arrive. yes. that, well, i think so. i think they scared the coming there arriving either not we. it's really difficult for us 0 to get numbers to get specific numbers until the next day until we see what's happening. because, you know, you realize it blocked as out. we don't, we don't have to, well, we don't have telephone lines of the i just is down. know how, you know, we've had networks. it

commissioner general of the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east. this katherine russell executive director of united nations children's fund, and ms. lisa dawson got director of humanitarian financing and resourcing a division of the office of court nation of humanitarian affairs. it's so decided. the security council will now begin its consideration of item two of the agenda. i now give the floor to mr. philippe lazzarini. >> mr. president, members of the council, the last few weeks have been horrific. almost everyone in israel, the occupied territory and about a region is in mourning. the horrific effect by hamas and israel was shocking. the relentless bombardment by the israeli forces on palestine are shocking. the level is unprecedented, the human tragedy unfolding is -- 1 million people were pushed from -- towards the south in three weeks. the south, however, has not been spared from bombardment with significant number killed. i have seen many times and i will say it again, no place is safe in gaza. now, civilians remain in the north fro

this comes as united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees in the near east releasedare internally displaced, and taking shelter at facilities according to the palestinian minister of health, more than 4000 people have been killed in gaza since the start of the war. that was just two weeks ago. at least 17 personnel are among those killed. all of this comes after a small number of trucks carrying humanitarian aid finally arrived in gaza today, carrying food and medical supplies, but no fuel. joining me now to discuss, this is the director of philanthropy for the united nations relief and works agency usa. a group that serves palestinian refugees in the near east. it is good to have you with us. as i mentioned, you are in the united states, but your parents, your relatives, they are inside gaza, earlier this week you wrote that since october seven, everything that you hear, you see, and you dream, you feel, what is happening in gaza. just expand on those feelings for us for a moment? >> thank you for having me. there are dark clouds over our hearts and minds right now

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that's the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east. you are joining us from occupied east jerusalem juliet, thank you for being with us. update us on how much longer winter walk and keep going. yeah. um, but it coming few hours are really, really good as we continue to push to get a gen ship from all fuel supplies into the gulf. strictly. we do not get this shipment to live tomorrow morning, thursday morning. we are going to be forced to think bad thoughts, decisions, depriving the depriving of the communities that we are from. humanitarian assistance in the gulf was very tough decisions. can you elaborate on that? and if we do not get a few, as we are not able to drive our car, us and deliver us to the we are not able to drive our trucks to our meaning, the united nations. try and go to the board there and pick up the very little supply that is coming to the board, that we will not be able to this the wheat flour to the base raise. so people will not have read. this is for many, many families. the only thing they be thing right now, me