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>> not on the hospital, bianca, but the palestinian red crescent says very near to the hospital. some of the video you showed just there shows the aftermath. smoke billowing through the hallway, as well, they say there has been damage from the strikes, very nearby. this hospital, yesterday, said it got two phone calls from israel, warning them to evacuate. this is something that israel has been doing since the outset of the conflict him almost, telling people in the northern part of gaza to move south which includes hospitals and healthcare centers, many of which were pushed back, saying they simply cannot. but, the situation in the hospital more broadly is just one of gaza's problems but you saw there the looting of ate houses, the world food program says it is evidence of how desperate people have become, and how people are growing more and more hungry, and frankly, losing hope. when you look at the latest pictures from the ground it is easy to see why. watch. >> reporter: there is not much left of the mosque in central gaza, flattened by an overnight israeli airstrike. people

the palestinian red crescent, but up to this moment, fuel is prevented to get to gaza.he beginning of the calation, no fuel has been allowed to get into gaza. today, we managed to get 10 trucks. we got it to the egyptian. all the trucks have only water, food and medical supplies. none of them have fuel. anchor: can i ask about medical supplies? clearly, they run out ptty quickly and need to be kept in certain conditions, refrigerated or whatever. without the fuel to keep them in the right state, i presume, there isn't enough of them in the first place? >> absolutely. hospitals, communication, they are witnessing a collapse. they are literally collapsing due to extreme shortages of medical supplies and medicines well as, the major challenge now is fuel. a couple trucks we were able t get into gaza, some hospitals to have some medical supplies but as you know, those trucks are not enough. they are a drop in the ocean. hospitals are witnessing extreme shortages in medical supplies and medicines. painkillers are not even available now. anchor: the idf spoke earlier, saying

the palestinian red crescent says israeli officials have issued a warning to immediately evacuate theern gaza. we will hear from the head of the palestinian red crescent very shortly. let's hear from the director of the al quds hospital, bassam mourad: we have received various warnings today. the israeli army demand the evacuation of all patients to the south, as well as those sheltering in the hospital. they mention area will be a military zone, there will be clashes, and the area will be dangerous, and we need to evacuate quickly. the number of displaced people here is between 12 and 14,000, though that figure changes every day. that is on top of the hospital department and the intensive care unit. we have 60 patients as well as 800 injured, who are receiving medical treatment in the emergency department. the head of the world health organization has expressed alarm about the israeli warning. writing on x — formerly twitter — tedros adhanom ghebreyesus says the report of evacuation threats to the hospital "is deeply concerning". he goes on to say "we reiterate — it's impossible to e

according to the spokesman of the palestinian red crescent, these attacks. extensive damage has been done to different parts of this hospital and it has suffocated the attendees. the director of al-quds hospital announced that this hospital is a place of accommodation for the refugees of gaza city and there is no military headquarters inside the hospital. bashar murad said around the hospital there are also unrwa-affiliated schools where the refugees were accommodated. he added that all the buildings here are civilian and we don't know why the sehunists are threatening to demolish it. the minister of foreign affairs described the al-aqsa storm operation as a military, security and political blow to the zionist regime and said: some american circles described the effects of this blow as the security and political collapse of this regime . mr. amir abdullahian in the meeting of the government board . presenting a community report on the latest situation in gaza and the measures taken by the islamic republic of iran to accelerate the stopping the zionist regime

the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification.his decision affects the lives of 1a,000 people, plus our patients. and it's really, they are putting us in a corner. israel is continuing with its military operation — moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. jordan's foreign minister warns the world must act now. if we allow this war to continue, then not only have we failed our international standards, but we've failed the right of all our peoples to live in peace. and i think all of us need to take a deep pause and say that we all have failed the palestinian people, the israeli people. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — has died. he was 5a. now on bbc news — our world: lady of the hills: the thai wife killing. thai women are sold a dream online. the message is, marry a foreign man and you will have a good life. many couples of course remain happy,

the palestinian red crescent says it has requested urgent clarification. this decision affects the lives of 14,000 people, plus our patients. and it's really, they are putting us in a corner. we don't really know what to do. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza, as thousands of residents break into warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story: matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, has died. he was 5a. hello. i'm lewis vaughan jones. international agencies have expressed concern about reports of an israeli evacuation order for a key hospital in northern gaza. they've warned that evacuating the site is impossible. it's treating hundreds of people, some of whom are chronically ill. around 14,000 gazans are also reported to be sheltering there. both the world health organization and international federation of the red cross have raised deep alarm over the evacuation order, saying hospitals must be protected. there are unconfirmed reports of air strikes about 20 metres from the al-quds facility. these im

staff in a hospital in gaza city say it is impossible to evacuate — despite claims by the palestinian red crescentt they have been told by israel to do so. around 60 people have been arrested in dagestan, russia after a large mob, some shouting anti—semitic slogans, stormed an airport looking for people who'd landed from tel aviv. fifa bans spain's former football boss luis rubiales from all football—related activity for three years — in the wake of a scandal over kissing a female player in spain's world cup—winning team. hello, i'm anna foster — welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. today we bring you the programme live from southern israel. you can hear the sound of artillery fire from israel into gaza. behind me the guys at skyline is showing the scars of more than three weeks of battle, the israel defence forces have said they have targeted more than 600 how mass targets inside gaza. let me show you these pictures. these are pictures coming in from the israeli defence forces. we have seen israeli tanks physically on the ground inside gaza and the is

we will speak to the palestinian red crescent for more on the conditions on the ground. o, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live, the united nations has warned it will be impossible for around a million palestinians to leave northern gaza by midnight after israel told them to move for their own safety. the order comes ahead of an expected israeli ground offensive. the main un agency in the gaza strip called the order "horrendous" and warned that gaza was becoming a "hell hole" on the brink of collapse. the world health organization appealed to israel to immediately rescind the order, saying "unimaginable human suffering" is now unfolding. israel has been dropping leaflets into northern gaza, telling people to leave. hamas has dismissed the israeli order as "psychological warfare". israel has deployed tanks on gaza's boundaries. in a statement released after a sixth night of air strikes, the israeli defence forces accused hamas of using civilians as human shields. there's tension too on israel's border with lebanon. after a meeting with iran's foreign minister,

staff in a hospital in gaza city say it is impossible to evacuate despite claims by the palestinian red crescent that they have been told by israel to do so. israel says it has expanded attacks in the gaza strip, hitting a further 600 hamas targets and claiming to have killed dozens of fighters. i'm luxmy gopal in london. the other main headlines... around 60 people have been arrested after a large mob, some shouting anti—semitic slogans, stormed an airport in dagestan, in russia. and fresh tributes for matthew perry — for matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, who has died at the age of 5a. hello, i'm anna foster in southern israel. we are here with the gaza skyline in the background and we have been hearing and seeing an intensifying bombardment from israeli forces since friday evening which has only grown in the last few days. the israel defence forces say that since that intensification started they have managed to attack, they say, more than 600 hamas targets. you can see these pictures now from the israel defence forces showing their troops now firmly inside gaza. they

occupying forces destroyed areas of jenin with bulldozers and targeted an aid vehicle of the palestinian red crescent. 6 palestinians were injured in the attack of the zionist forces on nablus in the west bank. the occupiers also raided hebron and killed a number of palestinians. the zionists also destroyed a store and closed it down in the attack on gluqiliyeh. the palestinian ministry of health reports that the number of palestinians in the west bank has increased to 110 martyrs since october 7, i.e., mehr 15 and more than 1900 wounded have been reported. a group of american republican senators will bring a bill to the congress that, if approved , will help the zionist regime with billions of dollars. last week, us president joe biden requested the allocation of 14 billion dollars in aid to the zionist regime. it is the second largest cargo plane of the us air force, which can both carry ammunition and transport tactical forces from one place to another. this gulab master has now entered the occupied territories. he brought both the defense minister and new weapons for the zionists. but this is the

despite claims by the palestinian red crescent that they have been told by israel to do so. israel says it has expanded attacks in the gaza strip, hitting a further 600 hamas targets and claiming to have killed dozens of fighters. i'm anna foster in israel. we've been seeing and hearing the continuing bombardment from israel over the gaza strip this morning. around 60 people have been arrested after a large mob, some shouting anti—semitic slogans, stormed an airport in dagestan, in russia. and tributes continue for matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, who's died at the age of 5a. israel says it has expanded its ground operations in gaza. these are the latest pictures coming in from the israeli defence forces. israel has also expanded its air operation and there has been more intense bombing of gaza with israel saying it has hit a further six hundred hamas targets. these are live pictures overlooking gaza city where we've been seeing explosions and plumes of smoke rising just in the last few minutes. the idf said dozens of hamas fighters barricaded in b

the palestinian red crescent say it's impossible to move the hundreds of patients being treated therecluding babies in incubators. the un's main relief agency has warned that the social fabric in gaza is starting to break because of a lack of basic supplies. this is the live camera shot from israel looking into gaza where the missile strikes have continued for another day, heading into past three weeks now since this war on hamas started. dr 0mar abdel—mannan, a paediatric neurologist who has worked in gaza and the west bank since 2011 as part of medical delegations carrying out training and surgery. he's also co—founder of gaza medic voices and has been in close contact with doctors in gaza since the fighting broke out, he described what doctors in gaza have been saying. we've been in contact with doctors and surgeons on the ground since the first day of the escalation, so it is now more than three weeks. what i've had this morning, and we have to remember this in the context of 30 hours of a complete media and communications blackout, and then messages started trickling through yest

the palestinian red crescent warns of a catastrophe unfolding on the ground.ties with israel. and in london, thousands march in support of the palestinian people.

meantime the palestinian red crescent society says israel is continues to launch air strikes near thel quds hospital in gaza. that report is with scott mclean joining us here in london. let's begin with aid. >> over the weekend, we heard from the dutch prime minister that says getting aid is especial for israel maintaining its international support. you heard more blunt words coming from the norwegian prime minister who said the pace of aid going in his words are legal contrary to the rules of war. there is aid going in that direction. france sent 17 tons to egypt. whether or not it can get into gaza is another story. less than 100 trucks over the course of the war have been allowed to cross in, compared to 700 that would usually go in. the world food program said it's evidence of desperation. the fact that people are losing hope. when you look at pictures from the ground it's not hard to see why. >> reporter: there isn't much left of the building in central gaza. the building was flattened by the neighboring israeli air strike. people inside the apartment blocks were spared either. r

now with calls for humanitarian aid, growing ever lower -- the palestinian red crescent said 26 trucks carrying food and medical supplies cross into gaza from each monday. that it does not include fuel, which israel refuses to allowed in. arguing hamas will steal it and use it for rocket attacks. on monday, the idf announced the rescue of a hamas hostage during ground operations in gaza the israeli soldier was abducted during the october 7th attack. and she has not been reunited with their family. cnn's nick robertson has more. >> for a moment, they fear might never come. private -- hugs her grandmother. with her family. rescued by the idf after more than three weeks, held hostage by hamas. ♪ ♪ ♪ a moment of hope to, for families of other hostages. >> in some way they are listening to us right now. please, please stay strong. >> but even as she met her family, hamas propaganda and free hostages they still hold. seen here before their capture, the hamas videos, cnn has decided not to air. it shows the women under a parent the rest. blaming the prime minister for not calling a cease-fire

the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification.to gaza. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, has died. he was sit. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday.

the palestinian red crescent said nearby israeli shelling has caused damage even as 12,000 gaza civilians are currently sheltering there. desperation is sinking in for many civilians still trapped across gaza. the main u.n. agency said thousands of people broke into the warehouses stealing critical supplies as the israeli bombardment continues. apt the same time, more humanitarian aid is slowly trickling into gaza. today ten aid trucks were able to pass through the rafah border crossing and communications in gaza, rather, have been partially restored. let's go to jim sciutto on the ground there in northern israel. jim? >> reporter: well, fred, to those concerns about this conflict expanding, one of those potential new fronts, the northern border here, israel's border with lebanon where hezbollah and israeli forces have been exchanging fire with regularity. multiple times a day. my team and i found ourselves in the middle of that fire today. artillery fire from hezbollah targeting israel and israeli forces firing back and concerns about ground incursions beth hezbollah fighters. they've tr

the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification.. we don't really know what to do. israel is continuing with its military operation — moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. jordan's foreign minister warns the world must act now. our other main story — matthew perry — one of the stars of the hit tv show friends — has died. he was 5a. welcome back — you're watching bbc news, i'm lewis vaughanjones... more now on the situation in the gaza strip, where the united nations' relief agency for palestinians has warned that civil order is starting to collapse. unwra says thousands of people have ransacked warehouses containing basic supplies. it comes as the world health organization says it is deeply concerned about reports of israel ordering the evacuation of the al-quds hospital in northern gaza. the head of the who said it was impossible to evacuate hospitals without endangering lives. israel says egypt and the united states are expanding humanitarian aid into gaza. ten trucks have been allowed in from egypt today. but cairo says hundr

our surgeons operate hand in hand with palestinian surg beens and our partners from the palestinian red crescentrobust and rigorous checks in place to prevent and to ensure rather that aid goes to the right persons, those who need it the most. >> this morning the palestinian red crescent that you just mentioned said they received threats and needed to evacuate the hospital they were told because it was going to be bombarded. did israel inform your partners of this? what is happening? >> well, these orders of evacuation happening in the gaza strip are problematic for us. this hospital has close to 400 patients, most of them severely injured. there are thousands of civilians taking shelter in hospitals. hospitals are protected by the laws of war, by international humanitarian law. under no circumstances hospitals should be bombed, under no circumstance patients should die in a hospital bed, and it is difficult to evacuate hospitals. imagine babies in incubators. you cannot unplug this. imagine people getting oxygen. you cannot just evacuate this unless there is a feasible and viable alternative to

the head of the palestinian red crescent responds to this evacuation warning. that is coming up next. >>> and anger and frustration builds as humanitarian aid sits just across the border waiting to be allowed into gaza. a lot going on. stay with us. you're in t"the situation room." the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. now, there is more breaking news out of the middle east. after the release of two americans held hostage by hamas. cnn correspondent clarissa ward is following the latest developments joining us live from cairo in egypt, a hospital in gaza as you know is now claiming it is under imminent threat of an israeli air strike. and just moments ago, an idf spokesperson refused to confirm or deny that. what more could you tell us? >>

i spoke to someone from the palestinian red crescent society. n gaza i talked to nibal farsakh, from the palestinian red crescent society. shejoined me earlier from ramallah in the west bank. working tirelessly around the clock to deal with casualties in the west bank and gaza strip. we have around 230 fatalities as well as 914 injuries in the gaza strip while in the west bank we have dealt with over 400 injuries across the west bank to confrontations and clashes. recently we have witnessed and cause a significant increase in the number of attacks on homes, residential buildings and towers and mosques. this has resulted in a large number of casualties including women and children. in some cases, residential buildings were struck without warning for residents to be evacuated. the humanitarian situation in the gaza strip is really degraded due to the continuing israeli air strikes as well as a large number of injuries and as we all know, they all suffer from the lack of medical supplies and some injuries need surgeries need to be done and those are

some information about a hospital in gaza, that has come from the palestinian red crescent this morning last hour or so they put on their facebook page a statement that said israel has said this hospital in gaza needs to be evacuated because there is a plan to target the hospital. the palestinian red crescent says there are 14,000 people inside the hospital at the moment in that area of the gaza strip. the israel defense forces last night once again told people living in gaza to move further south and this is a repeat of a message they have sent out for days now. the northern gaza strip as you can see behind me is the focus of the military operation and they are urging people to move south for humanitarian aid but to move away from a lot of what is going on. you can still hear in the background the continuing sound of artillery shells and mortarfire, we hear machine gun fire as well and bc tanks on the skyline moving towards gaza on this morning the israel defense forces have released these new pictures of the ground operation inside gaza which is continuing. you can see there are tanks

the palestinian red crescent says this is virtually impossible to do.n france, the problem with bedbugs has been supplemented by a not new, but very serious nuisance, an increase in the number of homeless people over the past year the number increased to 33,000 people, over 600 died right on the street, the age is amazing, 46 years for women and 50 for men. the main causes of death are. at the same time, more than 4 million people live in extremely poor housing conditions. life in spain is wonderful, so much so that residents of barcelona are forced to strap their phones to their hands. and this is not a new fashion trend and an ordinary safety measure. theft in public places is common in the city, without rope insurance, a gadget in hand becomes the target. germany, austria and finland is considered the most russian in the european union, according to a report by the european union agency for fundamental rights, in 13 eu countries, 34% of respondents of african descent said they had experienced discrimination over the past year, this is 10% more than i

staff in a hospital in gaza city say it is impossible to evacuate, despite claims by the palestinian red crescent that they have been told by israel to do so. israel says it has expanded attacks in the gaza strip, hitting a further 600 hamas targets and claiming to have killed dozens of fighters. around 60 people have been arrested after a large mob, some shouting antisemitic slogans, stormed an airport in dagestan in russia. and tributes continue for matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, who's died at the age of 5a. hello and welcome. israel says its expanded ground and air operation has hit a further 600 hamas targets in gaza. the israeli defence forces say dozens of hamas fighters barricaded in buildings and tunnels had been killed overnight. air strikes have included the area near the al-quds hospital in gaza city. medics say it's impossible to carry out the israeli order to evacuate. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen is in southern israel and sent this report. people are living in the ruins in gaza. the israelis insist that they hit hamas targets, who use civilians

on 5 minutes to an apartment building roughly 200 meters from a hospital with palestinian red crescent stuff was stationed. let's do personnel of scouring, but they bring in a frantic attempt to find survivors. we want hospitals are crumbling, due to shortages and the enrollments flow of patients. most of the things that how does that to a lot of people coming to the hospital, the displace from the model to displace people and we still receiving the injuries arriving to the hospital periodically. and of course, the situation here is still in the same condition, but it's actually getting worse are getting harder because a lot of detail the arrived here. and we can notice here some local organizations trying to arrange some activities for a displaced children inside the hospital for the trying to give them papers and make them draw some stuff or make them busy with these kind activities. frustration here is a human terrier and disaster because there's no food for these children. there's more water and people forced to drink their tea water and clear water. they forced to shower, would so

and about 5 o'clock is the palestinian red crescent society spokes person. she says they do not have the means to evacuate critical care of patients. we're currently at l codes. hospital. we have received the threats from the start of the occupation forces that i could task through will be bombarded, demanded immediate evacuation. we have around 20000 palestinians who have a and how have sold refugee, those who have been internally displeased. according to the of the hospital, we have it on 500 patients, many or in the intensive care units, most of the intensive care unit or children, by the way. and the many, many patients are in a physical const conditions and they are connected to life support machines. there's no way to evacuate them safely. this will put their life into danger. we don't have the means to evacuate them safely. not only are the same applies to or hospitals that have received the evacuation or very simply, even the w. s. o have announced that evacuation or the support hospitals are impossible to implement. they constitute a death penalty f

ok from the palestinian red crescent society. and she says the fullest evacuation of hospital patients is a death penalty for those we have received several insurance strongly, certainly occupation forces. they are actually you run your threats. that's what occupation forces get into of goods hoffman with the evacuation or do you mind doing a review back to reason for the hospital because it's just going to be on board this. we have an old 500 patients inside the house too. many of them are in the intensive care unit connected to light and so forth, and machines and oxygen. there will be no way. it is literally impossible to evacuate our patients as safety. you've actually reaching them means kennings them . not only us, even the w h o has announced that if actuation or there is, again, possibly are impossible to implement because because of this and then to, for the patients, that's why we call on the international community to pressure. is there a way to stop the evacuation over there? i guess the hospital and the against other

what have you been hearing from the palestinian red crescent about the situation there, about what istuation is deeply concerning. what we discovered from our colleagues is that they were asked today to evacuate immediately the hospital. this actually is not the first time — it happened another couple of times during the last two weeks. but then i think that this time is much more concerning also following the developments since last friday with the shelling in gaza city. and of course, it's deeply concerning because the hospital is full of patients — we are talking about more than 500 patients, some of them are intensive care units, there are babies in incubators, people who need oxygen. and of course there is no means and no logistics to evacuate them. plus, more than 10,000 people through the hospital because they thought the hospital was they thought the hospital was the safest place to stay. so we are deeply concerned and we are asking everyone to really respect hospitals and protect hospitals — civilians, doctors and nurses — this is notjust a moral obligation but a legal obliga

reasons, the department of the city of noon is across the from the, the building of the palestinian big crescent society where people, some of the people were still under the rubble have been taken and had at that over when the number of, of casualties and the number of people who have been it, kills we're talking about from this to the separate, but it close to this, the air strikes that close to 23 people have been killed so far with more than 50 of the critically injured. and in addition, the hospital is the side of the back to we use it from every corner of gauze and thinking it's, it's a safe place to, to, to take it as a shelter honey. i wanted to ask you, if there is any a left to be distributed, 54 trucks made it into the gaza strip. know by all accounts, whether it's the u. n or humanitarian groups. that's not nearly enough. i mean, a drop in the ocean is how it's been described. time and time again. is there any of that aid that is still left to be distributed or has it all been used by now? we actually did not see any sign of those. humanitarian pays 50 for learning, medical supplies

the palestinian red crescent is saying that the israeli military informed it to evacuate -- in gaza city, where according to the palestinian red crescent, 40,000 civilians are sheltering. and all of those on life support machines, babies and incubators, et cetera, would be virtually impossible to move. you mentioned some of these warehouses rated. i just spoke with a representative, a u.n. representative for the refugee agency inside of gaza, and she told me that one warehouse was raided because of the desperation of people on the ground, but they also had food centers that people broke into just to get essential supplies. but that other warehouses that they have on the ground are intact. and so they're able to keep some of their stockpiles in place in order to try to distribute them. once again, one of the big issues, though, there, is fuel. i wanted to know one important development, which is these concerns, lindsay, of a regional conflict involving lebanon and the hezbollah group there. we've learned that the leader of hezbollah, hassan nasrallah, is going to make a televised address

>> that comes to us from the palestinian red crescent, which is saying that in addition to those ten trucks, they expect across from egypt to gaza, that there's another 20 trucks that are waiting at a border crossing between egypt and israel. and hoping to get in. the idea, being, that the trucks would first enter israel and then be able to -- israeli side of the border into gaza. palestinian red crescent saying they're not sure whether those trucks will be getting in today, and even if they were, a total of 30 trucks would still be a drop in the bucket compared to what was getting in before the crisis, and what palestinian aid groups say is needed to deal with the scope of the humanitarian issued there right now. >> josh, quickly, before i have to let you go. can you share with our viewers, what is the feeling of the sentiment right now the high five? have you been listening to people in the area, are they sharing with you with a think about the escalation in the military -- by the idf? >> their big concern here, -- northern border. we're fairly close to lebanon, where missiles and

i want to let you hear from a palestinian red crescent director general who talked to us about just what those doctors and nurses are going through as they have to live in this humanitarian crisis and do their work without much help. >> a few days ago, we didn't have food for our medical teams in the north, so we had to bring in our colleagues who risked their lives moving from younis in the south to feed our medical teams who, by the way, have been working for the last two weeks working around the hour. there are no shifts or extra teams in order to have some of them to take a rest. and of course, the number of injuries are huge. >> so that is marwan jilani who is the director general of the palestinian red crescent society, and he was helping to get the relief aid through the egyptian border, and he said it is a humanitarian catastrophe and he says there has to be a humanitarian corridor that has to be allowed as israeli is continuing bombardment on gaza. i want to get to the cnn diplomatic editor nic robertson who is on the border there in gaza near sderot in israel, and you have been

the palestinian red crescent society says that's endangering the lives of patients. 12,000 displaceditizens are also sheltering there. >> gun fire and explosions echo around much of gaza as israel's ground offensive expands according to cnn analysis published by an israeli media outlet meanwhile they fire into gaza from israel. >> amid all of this, iran's president said today that israel's offensive on gaza has, quote, crossed the red line. his words, crossed the red line. this is not the first warning from an iranian official for the potential for a much broader conflict. earlier today, an israeli benjamin netanyahu. jake sullivan, he says there is an elevated risk, his words, elevated risk of this conflict expanding across the region and quote, the risk is real. i want to bring in cnn's nic robertson and he is joining us from sderot in israel not far from gaza. nic, this time last night you were surrounded by the sound of explosions. it was so worrying. what are you seeing tonight? >> yeah, wolf, about two minutes ago the sirens went off with incoming missiles here. rockets fired f

i wanted to ask you about the al-quds hospital, the subject of some discussion, palestinian red crescenthich they said it possible with a number of people and they said they raise increasing bombardment in that area, is that something that is being taken into account as the israeli air force continues those air strikes? taste israeli air force continues those air strikes?— air strikes? we are aware of the hositals air strikes? we are aware of the hospitals and — air strikes? we are aware of the hospitals and outraged - air strikes? we are aware of the hospitals and outraged by i air strikes? we are aware of the hospitals and outraged by the i air strikes? we are aware of the l hospitals and outraged by the fact that hamas are using these hospitals as terror bases. we talked about the other hospital, something that they do, i would also say that hamas can move their people, they have the capability. i have been looking at our picture, hamas are moving around. they can move people from the hospital, it is their responsibility, they brought this on their people. we responsibility, they brou

the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification.y putting us in a corner, we don't really know what to do. israel is continuing with its military operation — moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. jordan's foreign minister warns the world must act now. if we allow this war to continue, then not only have we failed our international standards, but we've failed the right of all our peoples to live in peace, and i think all of us need to take a deep pause and say that we all have failed the palestinian people, the israeli people. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza — as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. people are getting frustrated. they're getting hungry as the siege, the three—week—long

the palestinian red crescent society said 12 aid trucks went to gaza through the rafah border crossing, carrying food, medicine supplies. no fuel. this amount of aid has been described by e.u. officials, kim, as not a drop in the bucket, but a drop in the ocean, considering that before the war, about 100 trucks per day crossed into gaza. kim? >> yeah. gives a good perspective. thank you so much for that. rafael romo. >>> an al-jazeera has returned to work. t we have more. but parts of the report are graphic. >> reporter: a journalist, some call the voice of gaza, mourns over the body of his teenage son. they're taking their revenge by killing our children, he cries. ail jal-jazeera says he lost hi, daughter and baby grandson. all killed in an israeli air strike, the network says. the reporter had moved his family south of gaza city, after an evacuation order by the idf, believing it would keep them safe. this conflict is taking a severe toll on journalists, with at least 24 killed so far, according to the committee to protect journalists. reporters are facing threats, arrests and censo

the palestinian red crescent warns of a catastrophe unfolding on the ground.his is the scene live in gaza — israel contines to urge anyone left there to leave as soon as possible. diplomacy intensifies — the us secretary of state is in saudi arabia, which says it's suspended talks on normalising ties with israel. and in london, thousands march in support of the palestinian people. hello. israel says it is monitoring the flight of palestinian people from northern gaza. the flight of palestinian people the un relief agency, unrwa, says hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced in the past 12 hours alone. and nearly a million, that's almost half the territory's population, in the past week. israel says those still in the north should leave as soon as possible, and it's specified two roads it says are safe for people heading south. people were told on friday to relocate before an expected ground offensive. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said his country's bombardment of gaza is "just the beginning". more rockets have been fired into isr

the palestinian red crescent said nearby shelling caused extensive damage, even as 12,000 gaza civiliansre currently sheltering there. and today president biden spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and egyptian president el sisi about the need to provide humanitarian assistance. their conversations come as u.s. national security adviser jake sullivan warned there is an elevated risk of the conflict expanding into other parts of the region. sources tell cnn that the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow about israel's ongoing ground invasion. >>> meantime, more humanitarian aid is slowly making its way into gaza. today another ten aid trucks were able to pass through the rafah border crossing. let's go now to cnn's jeremy diamond live in ashkelon, israel. what more do we know about israel's military advance inside of gaza? >> reporter: well, fred, more than 48 hours after israel launched this expanded ground operation inside of the gaza strip, fighting is still ongoing between hamas militants and israeli troops in the northern part of the gaza strip

and we're waiting on specifics on the number of casualties both from the palestinian red crescent andhe idf. >> elliot, thanks for the update. now, there was a gaza crisis summit in cairo in egypt, and it ended on saturday without an accord because of, quote, differences. that's according to two officials. arab leaders had gathered to try to thwart an escalation of the situation in gaza and try to protect gazan civilians. israel's foreign affairs minister said it was unfortunate that some of those attending, quote, had difficulty condemning terrorism. the european counsel president said the world was watching for you to make a good faith effort to help resolve the conflict. >> translator: it's a conflict and tragedy that has caused so much suffering, so much hardship. this is a tragedy and a conflict that generates around the world beyond the region so much polarization, so much division, so much tension. and our responsibility is to step up to our duty to make sure that we truly and seriously move forward in the path to peace, stability, and security. >> joining me now is journalist

the palestinian red crescent published pictures of hundreds of displaced palestinians in gaza's quds hospital , which the zionist regime has issued a warning to evacuate. this organization announced that we received a threat from the zionist regime regarding an air attack on quds hospital.

and also we brought you a line earlier coming from the palestinian red crescent, all of this relatedinternet services have been cut off in gaza. we don't know the cause, whether it is intentionally or the result of further bombing. an update now from actionaid, they say they have lost all contact with their colleagues. they say they have lost contact with colleagues in gaza, grave concern for their safety and the people of gaza as signs grow in their words of a major land escalation, following nearly three weeks of bombardment. they are calling for the restoration of communication channels. and it is worth saying the palestinian red crescent say that would limit their ability to respond to emergency calls, to get ambulances and medical staff to where they are needed if there is no communication within gaza. it is also worth saying an update, there will be a lot of concern about the fate of those 229 hostages currently being held in gaza. a source familiar with the qatar mediator negotiations between israel and hamas told the bbc earlier those talks were accelerating. daily —— david r

again, the palestinian red crescent society saying overnight that the l coutts hospital, the neighborhood where that hospital is in the southern part of gaza city was seen intense bombardment. they say the building was a trembling and that there was a lot of fear and panic in that hospital. separately we heard late on monday from the director of the leading cancer hospital in gaza, in the northeastern part of the on clay of that that hospital had been hit. no injuries, but to some damage there. israel, of course, has been heavily criticized over the damage, not only the damage to hospital but the calls to evacuate them, which the world health organization has described as basically impossible. obviously the rescue, and this is rescue not released, that was really soldier from hamas right captivity, a positive sign for israel in all this. as released officials continue to emphasize that this shows, they say, that they can continue their ground offensive and that it serves the purpose of getting those hostages out. obviously there are major fears that the ground offensive might endanger the

through this checkpoint in the near future, while according to local media reports, the palestinian red crescentent on the evacuation of the wounded has not yet been reached. hamas' military wing said it was shelling azhdod in response to attacks on civilians. earlier, the israel defense forces reported that air raid sirens were sounding in the city. the number of israelis injured due to hamas attacks has exceeded 5,000 in gaza. conflict in the middle east is pushing ukraine out of the global information agenda, so according to the white house, the united states will gradually reduce assistance to kiev from $1.1 billion to 825 million per month. the fact that funds for ukraine in the us federal budget have practically run out was previously reported by the assistant to the american president for national security, jake sullivan. american economy. at the seams, the us budget deficit in the last fiscal year increased by 320 billion dollars, now the figure is 1.7 trillion, they say official data from the us treasury. member of the us house of representatives, marjili greene, spoke out against provi

aircraft struck kazbala sites in lebanon in response to rocket launches from there, and the palestinian red crescentli shelling of residential areas. new airstrikes near the alkutsk hospital, where more than 12,000 refugees are sheltering. the enclave is in a state of humanitarian catastrophe, there is an acute shortage of everything... food, water, medicine, the aid that can be delivered through the rafah checkpoint is only 3% of what is needed, but televif threatens to block these supplies too if it turns out that the cargo falls into the hands of hamas. in in israel itself, air raid sirens sound; it is reported that a drone launched from yemen was shot down in the eilat area. a resident of the kemerovo region who worked for ukrainian hikers faces life imprisonment. the suspect was detained by fsb officers on instructions from kiev curators who carried out computer attacks on russian information resources. during the searches , equipment was seized and data was obtained that confirmed the anti-russian activities of the detainee. a criminal case was initiated under the article of treason. the unite

the palestinian red crescent says it's requested urgent clarification. israel is continuing with its military operation, moving more tanks and infantry into gaza. the un warns civil order may be breaking down in gaza as thousands of residents break in to warehouses for food and other basic items. our other main story — matthew perry, one of the stars of the hit tv show friends, has died. he was 5a. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. the pain continues for england at the cricket world cup, their latest loss at the hands of india, who remain unbeaten. erling haaland steals the show as city beat rivals united in the manchester derby. and football pays its tributes to those we have lost this in the past week. welcome along to the programme. lots to bring you on a busy sunday of sport, we'll start at the men's cricket world cup, where england again suffered a heavy defeat, this time a ioo—run loss at the hands of hosts india. it's their fifth loss in a row, and the defending champions are all but mathematically out of the tournam

the palestinian red crescent published pictures of hundreds of displaced palestinians in gaza's quds hospital, which the zionist regime has issued a warning to evacuate. this organization announced that we received a threat from the zionist regime regarding an air attack on quds hospital. in this hospital, there are 400 patients and 12 thousand civilian refugees are established former prime minister ehud barak also said: we are determined to destroy the shafa hospital in gaza. shafa hospital is the largest medical complex in gaza. people in different parts of the world came to the streets in support of the people of gaza and demanded an end to the crimes of the zionist regime against the oppressed people of palestine, including in malaysia, bahrain, qatar , iraq, algeria, and denmark. yesterday, the yemenis held a million demonstration in sana'a in support of the oppressed palestinian people. muslims in the foothills of germany went on strike in protest of the gratitude of the demonstration for the defense of palestine. the citizens of paris are also in they came to the streets to su

the outskirts of the alkuz clinic, in which over 12,000 civilians took refuge, while the palestinian red crescent society received an order in advance from the israeli authorities to evacuate people from there, but where, if the only border crossing into egyptian territory was closed yesterday; many countries, as well as international organizations, are calling for an immediate ceasefire in the gas sector. war has a rule, we call for immediate a ceasefire in the gaza strip, the protection of all children and unimpeded, comprehensive and safe humanitarian access to children wherever they are. in support of the residents of the gas sector. numerous rallies are taking place all over the world, especially massive in israel’s neighboring countries, lebanon, egypt, jordan. the palestinians from the west bank of the jordan river are primarily demanding an end to hostilities; in ramallah, protesters kicked out american journalists from a rally. as you can see, people are very angry, they don't like how shinen covers this story, did you hear it yourself? even many employees of the us state department do n