do we have that figure for the number of wounded down at rafa? we're still work on getting a figure of number of wounded for rafa. we're getting a figure of 100 people wounded in that rafa shelling incident and 35 dead. our source on that, the palestinian health ministry. after that we were on the ground and got into a position 700 yards from the israeli border, there two and a half hours after the cease-fire start. at that point we answered israeli tanks maneuvering. we heard no instances of fire from the gaza side and about 20 minutes after we first observed the israeli tanks, israeli tanks opened fire and fired at least four rounds into buildings close to our positions, approximately 100 yards away. as we then withdrew about two miles from the border, this is now about three hours into the cease-fire, we were setting up for a live transmission and heard two warning shots. we understand that those were two warning shots from a militant position in buildings warning us to leave the area. it was clear that militant fighters were still in place th

school, this time in rafa where gazas had been told they would be safe and u.s.ses they must do more to avoid casualties and it says the suspicion that militants are operating nearby does not justify strikes that put at risk the lives of so many civilians. from the u.n. a spokesman for the secretary general moon called the unrest school shelling another gross violation of international law. u.n. agency for palestinian refugees also denounced the attack. >> there is no doubt in my mind whatsoever that precaution and control and protection are being taken including by the israeli defense force when engaging in gaza. >> reporter: israel and destroying gaza is also complete and air strikes will continue and israel says it will not participate in cease fire talks in cairo. the ambassador to the u.s. and speaking on television says the priority now is to see hamas is unable to rearm in the future. >> we don't want to see us leaving and allowing hamas to use the time to rearm thousands of rockets and tunnels and we need effective mechanism to prevent hamas from refuelin

. >>> i'm in rafa in the southern gaza strip, one of the hardest hit areas in this conflict. >>> and in the far north of the gaza strip and where the israeli army has pulled out its ground forces. >>> i'm jay in west jerusalem where israeli delegation is preparing to travel to cairo for perhaps the toughest part of negotiations for a lasting cease fire. >>> and in other news rescuers continue to dig through the rubble to find survivors days after a massive earthquake in china plus. >>> i'm tonya reporting with tens of thousands of jobs at risk, it's a preferential trade deal with the united states that expires next year. ♪ three-day humanitarian cease fire in the gaza strip is entering the sixth hour and agreed to palestinian factions including hamas as well as israel. people are taking advantage of the truce to look for food and water as well as assess the damage that has been done to their homes. now the israeli army has pulled out all its ground forces from gaza and has now gathered its troops at the border. it claims it now destroyed all the tunnels in gaza. the scale of the dama

reports of clashes between hamas militants in rafa. they continue to fire mortars and shoot at israeli troops who engage hamas fighters as well. so it's not just the rockets that keep coming, it's the close, one-on-one fighting in parts of the gaza strip. hamas says that will not stop even though israeli has declared this humanitarian window. >> very good point there. john vause live for us in gaza city, five minutes into this limited ceasefire. >> let's turn now to saima in jerusalem. now we're just five minutes in, saima, and like we just heard from john vause, it remains to be seen what happens in the next few hours. >> yes, natalie, let's take a look at how the ceasefire was announced, and the terms and conditions of the ceasefire, as to how long it may last, this might give us some kind of indication. first of all, it was announced unilaterally by israel. they declared a ceasefire, they say it's a humanitarian ceasefire, between 10:00 a.m. local, which it is now until 5:00 p.m. so a seven-hour window. basically what they're saying

more than 300 were killed in the last three days in rafa.ear also some of my colleagues in rafa where my family is based that there are still bodies lying on the ground and the ambulance crew are unable to evacuate these bodies and bring them out. i spoke to the mayor and he informed me that 30 to 40,000 people have no access to water in rafa and he's calling the international red cross to intervene but they are not able to convince the israeli military to allow teams to fix the damage to the water lines and electricity. >> i want to ask you about this, israel is claiming that an earth mover was used to carry out a terror attack in jerusalem and a man on a motor bike is suspected of terrorism. israel is saying hamas is to blame. what are you hearing? >> we don't hear much about that. the gaza front, every journalist is in gaza, we are not focusing much what's happening in israel. israel all the time try to distract the attention from the gaza strip. by saying something has gone on outside the gaza strip. this is not something that i have bee

that's another reason they opened the rafa crossing. that's another issue that will be on the table when the two sides get here to cairo and engage in the indirect negotiations. it would make a lot of palestinians happy. so far the egyptians haven't budged on the issue of opening the rafa crossing. >> that's what makes it so difficult. you have the israelis negotiating with hamas and you have the new egyptian organization has its own priorities not to mention the u.s. reza sayah bringing us up to speed from cairo this morning. thanks very much. >>> now the ukrainian and russian presidents both gave hopeful statements after a face-to-face meeting in minsk. the prospects for peace remain uncertain. vladimir putin called talks with president poroshenko hopeful. he warned his counterpart not to escalate violence and threaten economic sanctions against kiev. he called cease-fire negotiations an internal matter. >> translator: we can't talk about any possible agreements. it's not a matter for us, it's ukraine's internal matter. we can contrib

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since the soldier was captured around rafa. and since the bombardment was heaviest at rafa in the name of israeli doctrine that says when an episode like that occurs, you shell the area trying to kill the soldier and prevent the kidnappers were getting away from him. the capacity to do some part of the operation and to respond again in force if hamas does something further. i think we should expect that. >> what about potential longer term discussions about what happens next in the region? that was originally that was supposed to pave the way for longer term negotiations on improving the situation. how far are we from that now? and in position where we were a couple of days ago? >> as your course upon debt pointed out the pressure inside israel is to do more than just destroy the tunnels and stop the rocket fire. and any negotiation that has included hamas would be running counter to that pressure to destroy the organization. on the international level, however, the debate is to what extent should hamas be involved in agreeing

it won't apply to areas where israeli soldiers are operating, such as rafa, the south of gaza. israel warns it will fight back and emphasizes its military operations in gaza will continue until its goals are met. >> the israeli ceasefire declaration came hours after this, the shelling of a u.n.-run school that the palestinians say was being used as a shelter. at least nine people were killed. you can see the bedlam on the streets there. >> cnn john vause joins us now live in gaza city. another attack hits a place of rest for civilians, john. so much help is needed. >>. >> yeah, natalie, that is one of the reasons why hamas is not agreeing to this humanitarian window announced by the israelis. they say this is just an attempt by israel to try to divert attention from the attack on the u.n. school. what here hearing from the israeli military, they're saying, at the time there were three members of islamic ji had, they were on a motorcycle, traveling in the vicinity of the school, and then israel fired a missile. it's not entirely clear if they killed those three members of:00 jih

she looks at the remains of her home and the home was east of rafa and the gaza strip and the tanks lefttrenches in the sand and family of ten are lucky to be alive. >> translator: we came back during the last cease fire then the tanks arrived and open fire and we had to flee to the u.n. school again and came back this morning, everything has been destroyed. >> reporter: the area around here is home so some of the heaviest fighting in the days before the cease fire. >> translator: i have ten children. we don't know what we are going to do. where will we go? maybe go back to the school or we pitch a tent. >> reporter: he shows me what remains of his home, a place where he and his family used to live and escaped through the backdoor when the tanks came. >> translator: it was calm. there were no fighters here then tanks came. >> reporter: after the failure of previous cease fires there is little trust in rafa that the latest truce will hold. people search morning the destruction for whatever belongings they can find and load up their vehicles or donkey carts and leave hoping to find shelter

and the difference here is the palestinians will have its guard as part of the process on the rafa process, as well as egypt, because egypt has also occupied the strip since the coup, and that has had an effect on hamas massively. and the palestinians will be involved and hamas will not, and that will effectively assuage israel from its demands that it has cement and iron used to construct tunnels. >> andrew we want to show our viewers some live pictures coming in to us. that's the palestinian president. we were expecting him to make some sort of statement. it appears that he is -- he is speaking -- let's listen in. i believe we do have the translation. i do apologize, we do not have the translation. we'll cross over to jerusalem and speak to jackie rowland, jacky the palestinians have made comment and now i believe we have official israeli reaction on the ceasefire. >> yes, we do have official confirmation from israel that in fact a ceasefire has been agreed to. what we're still unclear about is whether or not that's fire has come into effect. there were conflicting reports about whether

. >> reporter: some of the fiercest fighting on friday has desends on rafa. many left the shelters and found themselves in hospitals. >> translator: we were told there was a truce at 8:00 in the morning, so we went home. and as we started sorting out our things they started striking our homes. >> translator: this is my mother uncles, they were hit while they were in their car. >> reporter: the number of casualties is rising, not by the day, but by the hour. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> i'm going to take you live now to the united nations in new york, where there's a statement on the collapse of that un/u.s. brokered ceasefire. >> according to the latest reports, two soldiers were taken captive after the humanitarian ceasefire took effect. this is a grave violation of the ceasefire. and one that is likely to have serious consequences for the people of gaza, and beyond. the secretary general demands the immediate and unconditional release of the captured soldier. they are deeply concerned about the resumption of attacks on gaza, and the killing of over 70 palesti

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certainly that rafa crossing has been an essential life line for the people of gaza. in the past it was only really closed when the recent government of president sisi came to power. of course, the muslim brotherhood has been designated now a terrorist group in egypt. and hamas is an offshoot of the muslim brotherhood. so there's no love lost as we've been reporting between the current egyptian government and hamas. but such is the humanitarian situation on the ground in gaza. i think that despite the egyptian government's misgivings about hamas, there is a political pressure within egypt for them to act and for them to make a concession perhaps by opening up this border. there's another possibility on the table as well. it's been reported to us by a german diplomat saying that one of the points under discussion is that a european force could be redeployed to gaza. it's been there previously to monitor that border crossing, rafa, between the gaza strip and egypt which would perhaps be a guarantee that all of the sides here, the palestinians, egyptians and israelis may

in fact, i was in rafa a few hours after the strike. witnesses at the school say a number of the dead and injured were children, so again, a very unpredictable situation for many gazes. >> thank you very much. coming up in 25 minutes, we'll talk to a former advisor to palestinian negotiators about whether this humanitarian truce will then lead to a longer pause in the fighting. >> israel may have speed on secretary of state john kerry during middle east peace talks last year, according to a report in the german magazine. it says israel and one other foreign intelligence agency eavesdropped on kerry's daily phone calls during negotiations. russia and china were like lie tapped, as well. >> a major summit on africa is about to get underway in washington this morning, the first of its kind. >> the president will meet with 50 african heads of state, nearly $1 billion worth of deals and a humanitarian lex discussed. >> leaders on all sides of this unprecedented meeting have several major challenges to tackle. >> heads of state from kenya, ug

we heard that 20 people who have been killed in this southern area of rafa.ust to bring people up to speed right now the most fighting that is going on is taking place in the south in rafa. the reports are that around 80 people have been killed over the last 24 hours. there are airstrikes going on. we spoke to people going on. they're terrified. they, too, have received warnings from the israeli apparentl military not to go out in the streets, not to drive their cars. it will be a difficult night in rafa. airstrikes are going on and shelling as well. >> thank you. earlier i spoke with james jeffrey, the former u.s. ambassador to turkey. i asked him how disappointing it was that this latest cease-fire ended almost as quickly as it began. >> it's disappointing for two reasons. first of all any cease-fire would have given both populations focus in terms of death on death for the palestinian population, a chance to sift through the ruins, recover bodies, administer to the injured, and also secretary kerry's strategy to build on these temporary cease-fires and to

they've also been focusing on the rafa area.an pounding by israeli artillery and tanks. was down there earlier today. i spoke with some of the residents who say it just went on and on. warned by the israelis to stay inside. we went down there. many of the streets were deserted. many decided it was best to get out. they're warning palestinians not to drive on that road from rafa in the south. it seems that one of the reasons why the israelis hit rafa so hard, it was a deliberate strategy to prevent the militants from getting the captured israeli soldier out of the area. if that worked, at this point we just don't know. since the saes-fire collapsed, hamas has renewed its attacks on israel firing 38 rockets once the truce came to an end. wolf? >> that truce did not last very long, 90 minutes to be precise. we're going to come right back to you. wu i want to go to our chief national security correspondent jim sciutto. you have new details about the israeli soldier's capture. what are you learning? >> i've got new details on the cir

hamas blamed israel for advancing on the town of rafa on the pretext of destroying tunnel. israel said that it was destroying a tunnel when a a bombing occurred. >> that soldier needs to be released as soon as possible. i have been very clear throughout this crisis that israel has a right to defend itself. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry also blamed hamas, calling it an outrageous violation of the cease-fire he had helped negotiate with the help of u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon. >> they oh ask for maximum restraint and return to the 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire that tragically lasted a short period of time. >> reporter: friday's broken cease-fire comes after an egypt deal was rejected by hamas. in that proposal almost all israel's demands were met but none from hamas. that may signify a larger middle east attitude shift. hamas is the palestinian branch of the muslim brother hood. the same group called an terrorist organization. saudi arabia, and you united emirates do not support hamas. if that isn't complicated enough. syria and iran have long been stron

also rafa hospital is not as big as the shifa hospital here in gaza.hortage of blood and medicine as a result of that. a lot of the testimonies of people coming out, eyewitnesses, are saying that there's a type of indiscriminate shelling taking place. people are just totally overwhelmed by the fear of the attacks they are forced to leave their homes and really have nowhere to go. the united nations just a few days ago warned they had reached a breaking point. they simply don't have any more capacity to take on more than the 200,000 people they've already taken in. >> ayman mohyeldin from gaza, thank you. stay safe out there. >>> the sheer scope of this carnage you just saw it is causing some americans to reconsider what it means right now to be pro-israel. columnists like jonathan shave and ezra klein all making cases similar to that. cohen saying no argument, no palestinian outrauj or subt subterfuge can gloss over jewish failure killing in those numbers. breeding contempt of the powerful for the o'pressed is a betrayal of the zionism in which i still

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brothers and sisters, salute to gaza, so rafa, to this rafa -- the [ inaudible ] in the south, salute[ inaudible ] and the resistance and the defense. salute to [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ]. salute to gaza. east, west, north, and south, salute to [ inaudible ]. salute to the west bank, that has supported us with men and have -- has sacrificed a lot. martyrs and injured in order to achieve the victory for gaza, and to achieve the victory for the resistance in gaza. salute to our familiar list and people in jerusalem, the youth, the men of alacsa who have made the enemy to be in trouble and have got into that conflict to defend our principles, and our needs. salute to the shake -- shape of palestine, and the shape of alacsa, who defended and will defending, who stay in the field. salute to our families behind the green light in the 48 lands. salute to the families of the martyrs, each one, each single one, men, women, children, girls, boys, the families of the martyrs, they are our honor. we have proud of them today, and through them we feel very proud and we feel very honored in the

there is tank fire in and around the rafa crossing. we heard from the israeli that is they've closed the crossing over what they described as a security incident in the north of the gaza strip. and according to the ministry of health there were 22 people killed and have been killed so far here today, and another 32 bodies were retrieved from under the republic in various locations across the gaza strip. >> now charles two days ago alley told residents that they could return back to their homes, that it was safe. many chose not to. have many more areas been cleared for residents to return to? >> they have announced that one area is available for people to go back if they so choose. but people are absolutely terrified of returning to their homes. for many what do they return to? this population of 60,000, the whole areas have been completely flattened. so a lot of fear and reluctance of people to go back and thousands remaining in these schools. you mention yes, people started to go back again, the area has suffered terribly. the questio

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now this is the rafa preparatory boys school. it's a school in times of peace, but it's been home to people for several weeks now. as we've been saying, many of these people are children. you can probably see them around me. they are children. you can see them just crowding everywhere, and it really just gives you a sense of whenever these strikes occur, whenever these attacks occur it's these young people who are caught in it disproportionately. >> he said the u.n. school was not the intended target. >> we're targeting terrorist who is are moving from one place to another and perhaps they have explosives on them. we struck the terrorists. this is the situation. we do not intentionally strike u.n. facilities. we just don't do that. >> over the last hour the state department has condemned the shelling near the school and said that israel must do more to avoid civilian casualties. in a statement they went on to say the suspicion that militants operating nearby does not justify strikes or put at risk the lives of so many innocent ci

most of it is concentrated in the southern area of rafa. it's during the three weeks of fighting that it has come from the town of rafa. very heavy tank shelling has been going on all day. people receiving messages saying they should not leave their house or get in a car. it's give to know what is going on. we heard of gellin shelling at one of the hospitals in rafa. and it's obviously coming up against quite a lot of resistence of palestinian factions there. >> nicole, there is a warning, and this warning telling gazaens to stay in their homes. i'm not sure that there are any safe zones in gaza any more, but what is the latest on the humanitarian crisis and people displaced by this fighting? >> reporter: well, there are reports that 300 people to 400 people have moved out in gaza. we know there with be 50, 70 people crammed in these apartments because they're trying to look after their extended family. united nations, every day it comes up with a high figure of number of people it's looking after, well over 200,000 people in some 80 differ

ya estÁ listo hule >> mientras rafa mÁrquez hace maletas para regresar al fÚtbol europeo, chicharito centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades con sede en atlanta, asegurÓ que la llegada de pacientes con el virus del Ébola al paÍs, no significa un riesgo para la comunidad. marina parÍs y tiene mÁs detalles. >> los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades han brindar apoyos para el traslado de los pacientes infectados con el virus de Ébola desde el hospital en África hasta su llegada a la ciudad atlanta, con la finalidad de que los procedimientos se realicen de manera segura, y evitar la propagaciÓn de la enfermedad. >> se sospecha que el animal donde vive el Ébola es un murciÉlago del África. tambiÉn los monos, los chimpancÉs pueden acarrear este virus, a travÉs del contacto que tienen con estos murciÉlagos, con el excremento, los desperdicios de sus murciÉlagos. >> el Ébola es una infecciÓn que se transmite a travÉs de un virus, entrar en contacto directo con pacientes portadores, es la Única forma de contagio. explican la llegada de los pacientes con el virus

i would say with the case of hadar goldin with so many israeli troops in gaza, the see of rafa beingurrounded by the army and the army going into the city row by row of buildings checking every house and every building, knocking a lot of them down at the same time, they are in a completely different position to try and at least relieve this issue through a military option. >> and what do you make of the fact that no one has claimed responsibility on the palestinian side whether hamas, islamic jihad or any other faction, for that matter, that they say they have him right now? what should we read into that, if anything? >> well, there are a couple of things. there was a very curious announcement earlier yesterday morning from one of the senior hamas people located in cairo in which he said they had abducted an israeli soldier and he also mentioned the name of the soldier. a few hours later, or even less than that, he released another statement in which he said he was wrong and he corrected himself and said we have no information about the soldier. sorry. he's originally from rafa, the

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them landed in open areas even though one of them that happened in the south of this trip next to rafaext to the airport area, people were wounded there, seven people were are told by health officials and among them two children. i have to tell you since this morning there has been a lot of anxiety in gaza and people were following very closely the talks in cairo but the mood was very gloomy and we are also hearing reports that people are fleeing again their neighborhoods. for example it has really suffered the brunt of the bomb ings just before the nine day ceasefire and also in rafa area. the question is where will they go? if you recall, over the past few weeks they have been heading to the u.n. schools here in gaza while those schools are at null capacity and estimated 250,000 people live there. so it's a big question where will the fleeing families go for safety. >> what we know is israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered delegation reporting he and his government to come back and leave cairo so it would seem for now that these talks have pretty much stalled and pretty mu

most cases there are a host of dead and it's very difficult and ambulance are excluded. >> reporter: rafasome of the most fighting and between friday and sunday morning more than 200 people were killed, many of them children, al jazeera rafa. >>> and earlier i spoke to israeli spokesman and asked him whether the seven-hour unilateral cease fire is a distraction from the attack on the u.n. school. >> reporter: there was though attack on the u.n. school, no one claims the u.n. school was hit. we are talking about combat outside the school and let's be also clear on another point, there was a legitimate terrorist target and three activists from islamic jihad and a terrorist organization around the world and supported by iran. >> what has been said about that attack because yesterday u.n., the head, chris, was very cautious initially in introducing the strike to israelis and later came out and said we condemned the air strike and incomprehensible that such violence happened again and how can you violence yourself from the distance that killed ten people? >> i said there was a specific israeli

israel has intensified shelling in rafa where at least 35 palestinians have been killed today. israel is now searching for one of its soldiers who they say has been captured by hamas. i'm joined by nbc's ayman mohyeldin in gaza and in tel aviv, martin fletcher. secretary kerry issued a very unusual statement on his way back from new delhi where he announced the cease-fire in the middle of the night. issued a statement condemning hamas for breaking the cease-fire. i know that that is not the perspective from the ground in gaza where they are seeing a lot of israeli rocket fire. >> that's correct. in fact, right now, hamas is saying that it was the israelis who violated the cease-fire. there is one point of agreement that has emerged today which is that, yes, both sides agreed that israeli troops would remain inside gaza, part of this 72-hour humanitarian cease-fire. that is a side -- that's a point both sides seem to agree on. what hamas is saying is that that agreement meant that israeli forces could not continue any operations inside the territory they've already taken. meanin

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soldier has involved some of the most intense shelling that the israeli military has engaged in of rafaoperation began. the death toll alone today from operations since the kidnapping or since the capturing was about 40 palestinians killed. that number is expected to rise in the coming hours. as of now it's a very intense shelling that is taking place in rafa, chuck. >> ayman mohyeldin, essentially in a war zone for us this morning. ayman, thanks very much. >>> up next, white house reaction to the july jobs report. first our tdr 50 soup of the day comes from carmela's in appleton, wisconsin. they're serving up honey carrot bisque. what's with the carrot soups? that's our second carrot soup of the week in wisconsin. i expected some cheese soups, guys. we'll be right back. vo: this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand. and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there, with over 50,000 hotels at $150 dollars or less. expedia. find yours. weit's not justt we'd be fabuilding jobs here,

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personnel cannot get into rafa to retrieve the dead because it's such an intense situation there. >> the sheer number of people we're talking about dying and being injured. how is anyone coping with this continuous onslaught. >> reporter: frankly, barely. the main hospital here in gaza city. speaking with one of the lead surgeries there. he told me at one point he had over 300 people come in in a period of 30 minutes with very serious injuries. we witnessed surgeries being perform ohed in corridors. doctors performing surgeries on multiple people at the same time and perhaps what's also making things very difficult for these medical personnel as well, they have very little in the way of surprise. there's not a lot of goods coming in. there is not a lot of medical supplies coming in because there is so much fighting. we understand that the red cross has tried to come here. they've tried to send crews in. they have not been able to come in because there is intense fighting along the border. again medical personnel. hospitals are struggling very much to treat the shear volume of injurie

there was a lot of focus on rafa. i think it's important to really take rafa out of the discussion in terms of not completely out of the discussion but not to make the debate on access exclusively one of what to do about rafa. it's now an issue of egypt and palestine. i think all along the idea -- i mean, post 2007. but since then, after 2007, it became exclusively a palestinian/egyptian issue. i think it's important. but even before -- and i think really sadly didn't happen, it should have happened before. you know, nobody really needs to get to an he saescalation like . it should have been dealt with before. and discussion between palestinians and egyptians. and the solution to it, even at time of separation, would have been to open it subject to it being run by the palestinian authority. something that really made sense, even at time of separation. it would have brought the p.a. back into gaza for the first time since june 2007. important. something to build on. it could have paved the way for the government afterw

the rafa crossing lies on the border between gaza and egypt. other three crossings remain closed for the time being. from gaza andrew simmons sent this report. >> reporter: more aid supplies for hundreds of thousands of people in gaza are getting through. but control of the crossings that dictates the level of hardship here have so far only returned to what it was before the war. everyone is waiting to see what changes the ceasefire agreement will make, because the level of need is so high. >> in order to feed a half a million people we'll need to develop new ways and means to do it. we need access. we need security. we need the capacity to receive those goods. >> reporter: not only that, gaza somehow needs the capacity to rebuild. but supplies to do that are nowhere in site. u.n. officials and building contractors say unless border restrictions are lifted, the future looks grim. >> it will take five, ten, 20 years, god knows, it depends on how the ease of the siege. this is why we're asking lift the siege. >> reporter: that's one of many calls

people in rafa had used the sliver of opportunity to leave the shelters. many found themselves incredit in hospitals. >> we were told there was a truce so we went home, as we were sorting out our things they started striking our homes. >> translator: this is my mother and uncles, they were in their cars when they were hit. the situation is getting worse. there was a ceasefire declared this morning, but israel did not respect the ceasefire. >> reporter: it has been three weeks, and the number of casualties is rising, not by the day, but by the hour. >>> more than 1500 palestinians have been killed in this israeli offensive. many, many more had been injured, and medical charities, hospitals, clinics are struggling to cope. earlier we were told that supplies in gaza, medical supplies are extremely limited. >> in gaza for 48 hours i don't have power in my flat. there's no water in many cases, and this [ inaudible ] and [ inaudible ] it has gone far beyond war crimes or genocide. it is [ inaudible ] before more bloodshed. >> are you able at all -- is any part o