with regard to rafa, the president's been very clear about this. repeatedly.t we said to israel is this. given the large number of civilians that are now there many of them displaced from other parts of gaza, about 1.4 million, we need to see a plan that will get civilians out of harm's way, if there's to be a military operation in rafa, and not only gets them out of harm's way, but also ensures that they have what they need that. they have shelter, t have medicine. we have not yet seen such a plan. on haiti, as you know, this has been a long, unfolding story. the part ofsuffering of the haitian people and we want to see that brought to an end. but that requires a few things. it requires a more stable political system so that the country can function and function democratically. and for that we need to see a transition to elections, to a clear return to a democratic path. we needss assistance, development assistance so the economy can get built up, people can have opportunities. and fundamentally we need to see security because it's very hard to do either of t

we've seen throughout this oces first, the opening of rafa back in october.st visit to israel, many hours of discussion, rafa opened, assistance began to get in. we went back. some weeks later. we got agreements to open the other one. during the first hostage pse, one week, the amount of assistance that was then going in doubled during that period of time. since then, we've pressed them on doi like getting flour in. i mentioned that a short while ago. the flour that is now getting into gazato last for six months. in gaza. we have a new opening that was just put in place that will facilitate more assistance going in. i talked about the maritime corridor that we're doing. we've been doing air drops. the bottom linetting in but it's insufficient. that's why we're talking about doing everything possible to maximize not only what gets in, but what gets to people. but i think that i think that answers the second part of the question. finally, let me just say this about our commitment. our commitment is to make sure that israel has the means to defend itself, to pro

they also spoke about possible israeli ground invasion of gaza's southern city of rafa. yemen's anti-israel operations were also on the agenda during the talks and surla movement vow to continue its support for palestinian resistance by targeting israely link ships in and around the red sea. meanwile thousands of yemenis once again take to the streets of the capital sana and other cities demonstrating their staunch support for palestinians in gaza. they also held military operations of the yemini armed forces against israely linked vessels. abdul latif al washali reports from sona. following friday prayers, thousands of yemanis in the kabara and across several others. these took part in demonstrations to express their unwaving support for the palestinians in gaza. they praised the yemeni army's escalation of naval operations targeting israelink chips in the indian ocean. the protesters also voiced their opposition to israel's policies which have led to the starvation and death of forest turken palestinians in gaza. mr. abdul malik's announcement was clear. if the israeli

, we're going to send boots on the ground into rafa. israel regime forces are also carried out new raids on various areas of the occupied west bank including in tubas, they also... clash with palestinian resistance fighters defending the areas making arrests and we were earlier joined by our romala correspondent monandeal for your details. as every day we wake up to know that the israeli had raided several areas across the occupied westband. we are not speaking about the specific areas whether in the north or in the south or central the oc white west bank unfortunately israeli air forces continue to storm villages, towns and cities all across the occupied west bank. what happened late on thursday and early on friday is that the israeli forces had stormed the city of tubaz as well as qalqilia and in al-khalil a number of villages the israeli forces had stormed like the village of kermel as well as towane and in genen, the israelis had been storming the areas of genine despite the fact that the israeli military continue to carry out earth

let's begin with the plan for rafa.u met with his war cabinet and the larger security cabinets. they approved a plan to us all rafa and move the majority of gazans out. they did not release details but you can see the problem. more than half of all of the strip is living in rafa and earlier this week the military said they would move to humanitarian islands. no details. israeli leaders are unified about the need to go into rafa because they say the final four battalions of hamas are based there and they believe that defeating them is the only way to win the war. the u.s. is deeply skeptical that israel is ever going to come up with a plan that will actually protect those 1.4 million people in gaza as use are reflected by the secretary of state, antony blinken today. >> we have to see a clear and implementable plan to get civilians out of harm's way but also to make sure that once out of harms way they are appropriately cared for with shelter, food, medicine and clothing and we have not seen a plan. reporter: the u.s. al

global warmings. of its deadly consequences, do you believe that the issue of rafa and this invasionol to pressure the resistance to accept the occupier's conditions, first of all he threatens the operation in rafa, but this threat from the resistance perspective has no weight, because even if they enter into rafah, this won't change the situation on the ground, and i believe that the issue of rafah is going to be delayed, because the zionist army. is not ready for such a battle, the americans are also resisting before being presented with a plan which includes safe passage way for the civilians in and the issue of rafa also needs coordination with the egyptians, meaning for the egyptian borders not to be infiltrated, israel is obliged to open the way for the civilians to be taken elsewhere. maybe in uni is delayed until these issues are settled and in any case it won't change the facts on the ground because israel will not do in more than it did in. or in gaza or in the north. moving on, now the american president, joe biden while preoccupied with his election campaign is trying to

rafa has, according to the statements released by the war criminal benjamin netanyahu, apparently the iof, the israel incubation forces are still insisting on carrying out their ground offensive against rafa, knowing that it accepts at least 100 uh, one 1.5 million palestinian civilians crimed there uh amid catastrophic humanitarian conditions, however the israeli occupation forces are still moving forward in their uh operation and they are saying that "they are coordinating with the us administration, which is considered by the palestinian people as a vital partner of this genocide taking place in gaza's trip, they are coordinating with this us administration in uh conducting this operation, so it is apparently a gaza strip is going to witness more brutality of the israelicubition forces, over to you, thank you very much, i was our correspondent on the grounds there, abu masab giving us the..." this updates from the situation in gaza and israel and the israeli military has carried out fresh raids across the occupied west bank as the regime presses ahead with its offensive against pal

your press of headlines, israel tax food distribution facility in southern gaza city of rafa amid extreme shortage of the food stuff in the blockaded territory. leader of hezbulah says israel is paying a high price in its war with the resistance in gaza and lebanon, but it's trying to hide its losses. and the un says reuters reporter who died in southern lebanon last october was killed by israeli tankfire a group of clearly identifiable journalists. hello everyone, it's 1 a.m. in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news. our top story: israel continues pressing ahead with indiscriminate targeting of palestinians who are fasting during the holy month of ramadan, as last hopes for seas far fade into thin air. unra says as really warplanes have hit one of its aidwer. houses in rafa, several people were killed and scores wounded as palestinians were waiting for humanitarian aid. according to the gaza health ministry, israely air strikes have claimed 88 palestinin lives over the past day. un says number of children killed during the first four months of the war on gaza ha

as we'll have time to launch a ground invasion into rafa. what's the situation then now? who 2 of our people are receiving the great deal of concern and panic. and the past week i've been very difficult and draining for people and over it's part of the handling. it's been very defined, have been displaced for quite some time, with data for the fine food and water and basics supply. but also the need coming from the top in kind of with the same time down. going to read for a standing the ground invasion in the dropbox, even a very lot higher than the, the, the ongoing things bombing campaign that you certainly have seen. i called in further, internally, inside the, the big one thing that i'm going to be pointed out, that the fact that the absence of the build it from the top, from the statement, by the time it is on the media. it is that the only b as in lagrange cubic feet will be the solution for the the potential seeds fire and hope will be a the, i don't know. thank you now to the, to the why do have to continue the cause. it just gives,

press tv headlines the israely regime strikes various locations in gaza including the southern city of rafa, where at least eight palestinians are killed. european union leaders call for immediate humanitarian pause in gaza as a prelude to sustainable ceasefire. and israeli forces conduct new raids across the occupied west bank as part of their crackdown against palestinians and occupied territories. hello everyone, it's 11 a.m. in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv, world news. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war in gaza, regime's unrelenting bombardment and shelling continues to claim more palestinin lives. latest air strikes hit a home in the southern city of raffa overnight. at least eight people, most of them women and children were killed. also in the south, there were three others killed in the city of khan, unis and to the north city of jabalya came under fresh shelling as well. there is real regime began its war on gaza on october the 7th, and since then almost 32,00 people have been killed, most of them women and children, and 7 thousand others are still

israeli cabinet have once again rejected the idea of peace by approving a plan for a ground invasion of rafa in uh the southern gaza strip. now uh, what is left of the credibility of international bodies like the un, which have been unable to put an end to what is believed to be the most tragic chapter of modern history. unfolding before our very eyes in the besieged gaza strip. our guests for tonight's spotlight are journalist and political analyst elijah magneer joining us from brussels and we also have attorney activist and political analyst zakir ahmed may joining us from johannesburg. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnian. russell israel's prime minister, as we just mentioned, is rejected new cease fire proposal by the hamas resistance movement that included the release of the regime's captives in exchange for the release of palestinian abducties. give us your overall views on these talks. is nahu, in your opinion a main obstacle to any cease fire agreement, as it may mean the end of his political career? thank you for having me. indeed, benyamin netanyahu

rafa has been pinned as the key to the success of israel. we all know that israel has not succeeded in any of its domains. we see continuous attacks and as a city, there is fighting, severe fighting conunist, there was even attacks in bethan, and bethan was one of the first areas that saw conflict when israel invaded on the ground invasion, so israel has no dominance on the ground, it is losing its air superiority as well, we consistently hearing of anti aircraft weaponry being fired as well as drones being captured by the resistance and the move on rafa is merely to extend netanyahu's political life and that is why he is also jostling for a fight within the north and hazballah has responded quite heavily with regards to that and i think that we might be heading for escalation if israel continues on this trajectory. mr. magni, a global condemnations have been pouring in over israel's massacre uh of over hundred palestinians who are waiting for humanitarian aid in gaza city on thursday. israel has made habit now of slaughtering those seeking

leaving at least 36 people, dead, many people were also killed or injured in yet another bombing of rafa, a southern city, that once israel designated as safe for displaced palestinians. rafa has been targeted frequently amid the regime's threats that it will conduct a ground operation there, since the onset of the israeli war on gaza, early october, over 31,500 palestinians have been killed, most of them, women and children. israel's genocidal war on gaza has casted a somber tone over this year's holy month of ramadan in the besige strip. palestinians there are in dire need of food grappling with the devastating impacts of relentless israeli bombardment and crippling sie. our correspondent musaba talked to some of the disc placed gosons who describe their fight displaced after the israeli forces attacked our neighborhood as you can see we live in these tents made of plastic and fabric we have nothing eat but some canned food which is the only thing that we have been eating for roughly six months. we don't even have gas to cook. i have six children and i don't know what to feed them. i h

home in the jabalya refugee camp killed at least one civilian and left several others injured. in rafa, two civilians were killed and others injured after israely forces bomb their vehicle. the gaza health ministry says nearly 31,300 palestinians, mostly women and children, have so far been killed in israel's campaign of genocide since early october, over 73,00 others have been injured. and joining us earlier for an update from the central gaza city of dir labala was press tv correspondent mutyabu musab. the israeli war blames attacked a group of the... as civilians waiting for the humanitarian aid uh before the gate of a distribution center belongs to the onrua and rafa city at least six palestinia civilians were reportedly killed over that attack while douzens were injured uh previously uh at least two civilian cars were destroyed and attacked by the israeli war planes in rafa city the three palestinian civilians were killed as a result of those attacks. in the meantime when it comes to hununi city at least 17 dead bodies of the palestinian civilians actually were extracted from the

it's around one of the half 1000000 people at sheltering in rafa. it's the main entry point for aid that yahoo insisted there is a plan to evacuate people. and he's promised to let him all right, but he's refused to roll back plans for a round operation there against thomas, which carried down the type of 7 attacks in is well, joe biden has asked a yahoo! just send a delegation to washington to discuss the run 5 fans if his us national security advisor jake sullivan. our position is that how i should not be allowed to safe haven in rough or anywhere else. but a major ground operation, there would be a mistake. it would lead to more innocent civilian deaths, worse than the already dire humanitarian crisis. deep in the anarchy and gaza and further isolate israel internationally. more importantly, the key goals israel wants to achieve in rasa can be done by other meetings, on the call today present and 5, and asked the prime minister to send the senior interagency team composed of military intelligence and to mandatory and officials to washington in th

the regime's warplanes struck several homes and various locations in rafa governor it, killing at least 14 palestinians and injuring. and number of others. in central gaza, israeli artillery shelled the vicinity of both nasarad and b refugee camps. several neighborhoods in gaza city were bombed as well. israel on the east this genocide in gaza early october. over 31,700 palestinians have been killed so far, most of them women and children. the war rages on while gazans are observing the holy month of ramadan and it severe food shortages and other devastating impacts of relentless israely attacks. abu musa, a correspondent in the central gaza city of daral says the humanitarian situation in the basied strip is worsening with the passage of time, so we are talking about continuous air strikes, those those air strikes actually are intensified until this moment by the way against the wisdom. parts of gaza city and even the center of anusairat refugee camp and here as you can see here in the alaxamarters hospital the people are uh began actually to gather uh in order to bid fair well to thos

the un rights chief warns israel's ground invasion of the southern gaza city of rafa will incur potentially massive loss of life on people sheltering there, and more than 30 news organizations express solidarity with journalists working in gaza calling for their protection and freedom to report. a mid israel's campaign of genocide. hello everyone, it's 6 am in the besieg gauza strip. you're watching press tv, world news. now israel continues to massacre palestinians in the gazo strip. latest. attack regime forces shot at starving people waiting for food aid in northern gaza, now at least 112 palestinians were killed and more than 700 injured. we discuss the latest atrocities with our guests earlier in our news review program. the scenes of horrific killing of palestinians have become common. the israeli regime launched his genocidal war on the gaza strip. the regime forces have massacred scores more gazans who were waiting for humanitarian aid in gaza city. according to the palestinian health ministry, 112 people were killed after israeli snipers shot directly at a crowd waiting for aid in

netanyahu is now openly defying biden and the rest of the international community, not just with rafa. so an interview with politico, he openly states, "we do not want a palestinian state," and comes right after his card blaunch from the us president, politico also reported recently citing us officials that washington has already accepted limited operations rafa, once again proving that there are no red lines and designers can do it and audaciously say that they abstained from uh vetoing the uh so-called ceasefire, the temporary cease fire in the unsc, this is such a sherade happening at the moment, exactly exactly, well i completely understand where the people come from when they say they no longer trust biden and they no longer want to vote for him because his words are not where his actions are, but at the end of the day thank you very much for letting us know what has been happening in the broadcast media, especially in the west and media concerning this very pressing issue, thanks million. now ladies and gents, we move to digital mainstream media. so the result of us president jo

and will be gone. defeat from us about going into rafa. i told secretary blink, and i hope to do that with the support of united states. but if we need to, we will do it alone. that's the israel says it will move civilians from rafa into humanitarian islands elsewhere and gaza, but has released no concrete plans while i'm joined now by you all could now go he is the former is really national security advisor to the is really prime minister. he's now with the foundation for defense of democracies. that's a us based non partisan research institute intel is they're not going to be they have you with this. israel's biggest ally, the united states does not want a full scale attack in ruffin. we heard last week from mister netanyahu that raffle will happen with or without us support. do you think that the prime minister should rethink his position a long way, but i think it's very, very important to be complete and accurate on what our biggest l i that really everything else is the most remarkable for october 7th. yep. and what is the thing in t

and finally, to rafa the end of the line where food and medicine shortages threatened then, imminent famine, as well as disease outbreaks. but it's unclear how long people can stay or how safe they'll be marked areas on this map show where israel has been conducting ground operations and gaza, with troops coming close to rafa. but so far, israel has only conducted airstrikes here without sending, getting ground troops elsewhere. fierce ground fighting continues with assaults on targets around garza city. and han eunice on going the israel's allies. patients is growing sent and both the us and germany have said that a ground incursion, inter rafa would be crossing a red line. us secretary of state antony blinking, visited the region last week to deliver that message. it risk killing more civilians. it was a reason greater having the version of the manager and assistance, further isolating israel around the world and jeopardize is long term security and standing that israel has been ignoring these calls from its closest allies. it says it will fulfill its goal of destroying him. us and

i asked him about going into rafa. i told his secretary blink, and i hope to do that with the support of united states. but if we need to, we will do it to load. the israel says it will move civilians from rough, i into humanitarian islands, elsewhere and gaza on his released no concrete plans that's bringing the travelers the wrong from king's college, a london marina. in view of the latest political and military developments, to expect israel to launch its offensive and rough off i live. so when good day. well it is very possible is that israel will actually launch its ground operations in rafa. however, we don't know when it will happen because on the one hand, what has the, your own security council resolution, which according to article $25.00 of the you are in charge or is binding. now the us abstain from the work. however, the united states that, that some, one of the points of this new resolution it is in agreement with the issue here is that there are a lot of civilians, one and a half 1000000 civilians are hu

and that comes in rafa. the dad and engine have been rushed to the queue. weight hole special live in another strike, and roughly 7 people were killed is really military has intensifies its attacks on the city. i'm of the 1500000 for us to be displaced, palestinians a seeking shelter to our capital, as whom has moved from rafa and southern gaza is verified to get targeted residential house in the facility of an adar hospital in the eastern parts of rough off as the number of casualties have been transferred to the hospital to receive medical treatment on this was not the only attack that had been carried out against rough district. today you bought, isabel had been hitting a roof of multiple times. we're talking about full residential houses, have been completely flattened with at least 23 palestinians have reported killed while 20 others being injured till now. and that's absolutely a specific number that had been resulted from the ongoing is very attacks on a rough line. this area where more than 85 percen

i asked him about going into rafa. i told the secretary blink, and i hope to do that with the support of united states. but if we need to, we will do it to loan. that's the israel says it will move civilians from rafa into humanitarian islands. elsewhere and gaza fund has released no concrete plans and now you know, i talked to the, the corresponding tanya cream, buy in jerusalem. i asked her what was behind been, i mean, nothing else decision to send the security delegation to washington. after calling off that visit earlier. i was think of the can only guess at this point of what made this turn abound. a turn about from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i mean, initially it was meant to be a protest about the un security council resolution resolution that was not vetoed by the united states. on wednesday, he said of to visits by a republican senator that he wanted actually to send a message to him us. but also it is discussed here why he was canceling this visit. his defense minister, you, i've gotten both already i

for supreme displays, palestinians of seeking shelter, i'm sorry to have a, as in, has moved from rafa and southern garza is verified to get targeted residential house in the facility of an adar hospital in the eastern part of rough off as the number of casualties have been transferred to the hospital to receive medical treatment on this was not the only attack that had been carried out against rough district today. but isabel had been hitting a rough multiple times. we're talking about full residential houses, have been completely flattened with at least 23 palestinians have reported killed while 20 others being injured till now. and that's absolutely a specific number that had been resulted from the ongoing is very a tax on a roof on this area where more than 85 percent of guns of the population are taking and seeking refuge and as the is where the forces had been designated since the beginning of the were as a safe so the situation is, is it getting much more die and difficult because has to, has been time to be a graveyard. hospitals, a residential house as being attacked and destr

i the distributor's coming up is rails prime minister, medium and yahoo approved a plan to attack rafa in the southern java strip. the us as the plan must protect the 1000000 plus the palestinians sheltering and with the outcome, all but certain in russia's presidential election. we looked at the media pushed to get out the vice full flooded the i'm anthony out. it's good to have you with us. we stopped in gaza with a magic effort to get food. 2 millions of people threatened by center is ralph. as an i'd ship carrying 200 tons of food has been unloaded off the coast of casa the ship set off from cypress days ago. and is the 1st to arrive via a new maritime id card, will only a limited amount of i've just been reaching people in joshua by land as israel prizes on, with its military campaign against them. us tons of aid of finally arrived in northern garza. a spanish cherokee ship spent 3 days tying, a bulge packed with supplies from cyprus on board was enough food for nearly half a 1000000 meals all collected by the n g o wells central kitchen. the dogs are resident said, the food was d

with regard to this operation, they keep talking about in rafa. the israeli military say they're going to set up humanitarian islands. now we've heard this before. we've heard them set up say so this and is your boss, the un secretary general, i'm telling you a good tyrese's said they're all no safe. so as a tool in gaza. so what should people in goals and make of this humanitarian islands quote, as well. they will have to decide themselves, i can assure you, one thing that is that the u. n is not going to facilitate that. but what the un is going to do is to it serve the people where they are with what they need to have isn't the all the problem with a rafa offensive. the fact that rafa is currently the humanitarian gateway to gauze . so that's where the aid has been coming in through. i need is only a trickle of aid, but if there was an offensive, even that trickle might stop. i said that to you and the research clear consensus in order to facilitate the needs of the people on the inside. we need road access into golf. saw anything else is a jus

israeli cabinet have once again rejected the idea of peace by approving a plan for a ground invasion of rafa in uh the southern gaza strip. now uh, what is left of the credibility of international bodies? like the un, which have been unable to put an end to what is believed to be the most tragic chapter of modern history unfolding before our very eyes in the besieged gaza strip. our guests for tonight's spotlight are journalists and political analyst elijah magneer joining us from brussels and we also have attorney activist and political analyst zakir ahmed maya joining us from. johannesburg. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. magnian brussels, israel's prime minister. as we just mentioned is rejected new ceasefire proposal by the hamas resistance movement that included the release of the regime's captives in exchange for the release of palestinian abducties. give us your overall views on these talks. is netanyahu uh in your opinion a main obstacle to any cease fire agreement, as it may mean the end of his political career. thank you for having me, indeed, benyamin n

and will be gone. defeat from us about going into rafa. i told the secretary blink, and i hope to do that with the support of united states. but if we need to, we will do it alone. that's the israel says it will move civilians from rafa into humanitarian islands elsewhere and gaza on his release. no concrete plans. let's get more from the the corresponding time there, kramer in jerusalem. good morning tanya. i do want to talk to you about draw fi but fast. what are the reasons behind benjamin netanyahu changing his mind now? about sending a security delegation to washington to discuss a rough or offensive it was ink um, the can only guess at this point of what made this turn abound. a turn about from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i mean, initially it was meant to be a protest about the un security council resolution resolution that was not vetoed by the united states. on wednesday, he said of to visits by a republican senator that he wanted actually to send a message to him us. but also it is discussed here why he was canceling this v

makers announced they will travel to the rafa border between the gaza strip and egypt.of the recently held polls in the country. "we will bring back our beloved leader imran khan along with the mainstream leadership of our party with the power vested in the newly formed parliament. we demanded on the floor of the house that the chief election commissioner and officials of the electoral body should have stepped down immediately because they were involved in poor rigging and manipulation of results. although candidates supported by the imprison khan secured the majority of seats in the country. national assembly, the pakistan muslim league nawaz and pakistan people's party along with their political allies have united in an alliance to establish a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shahbaz sharif as their candidate for the country's chief executive position for second term. khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress and prosperity have been. "we consider paki

no major military operation in rafa. lift many of the barriers to getting more humanitarian assistance into gaza to help people that are literally starving to death. i have said that if this is a partnership, it needs to be a two way street. and, the netanyahu government needs to, essentially, agree to some of these very reasonable requests of -- that the biden administration has put forward before we issue a blank check for more weapons. >> you have said you think the biden administration should use some of the levers of influence within the netanyahu government to change the situation on the ground in gaza. why do you think that isn't working? >> it is not clear to me why the biden administration think that talk alone will achieve their goals. because, it has not. it has not. have not for months. we have seen a pattern of president biden jaw boning prime minister netanyahu time and again with very little to show for it. when you have a situation where the netanyahu government continues to thumb its nose at the u.s. it

the fact that rafa is currently the humanitarian gateway to gauze. that's where the aid has been coming in through. i mean is only a trickle of aid. but if there was an offensive, even that trickle might stop. i said that to you and there is a clear consensus in order to facilitate the needs of the people on the inside. we need road access into golf. saw anything else is uh, just the front seat and we need more access than we have. and we need more access points independently from whether this is happening in rough or, or not. this is the only why of and way to resume the humanitarian deliveries. and the needs of the people in the golf have to be met. as you know, there's been a new assessment announced of the humanitarian situation in terms of food security, the cycle i p. c. classification. let's come down. it says the timing is immune into northern gaza, between now and may and your own boss. the 2nd general is united nations to said this is a man made from and it is in fact to me is really made famine, isn't it? well, let me put it that way. uh,

in the north, it's really regime strikes various locations in gaza, including the southern city. of rafa where these eight palestinians are killed. eu leaders call for media humanitarian pause in gaza as a prelude to sustainable seizfire. and uh, israel forces conduct a new raids across the occupied west bank as part of their crackdown against palestinians in occupied territories. hello everyone, it's noon in the besieg gauza strip and you're watching press tv world news. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war on gaza and the regime's unrelenting bombardment and shelling continues to claim more palestinian. the latest air strikes hit gaza a city killing at least 10 palestinians and earlier a home was struck in the southern city of rafa were eight people, mostly women and children lost their lives and three more people were killed in an air strike in khan unis also in the south of gaza, the israeli regime began its war on gaza back on october the 7th, and since then almost 32,00 people have been killed in the palestinian territory, most of them women and children, seven thousand pe

weaned understand the need to go after hamas there is hamas brigades and rafa.ertainly representing but we cannot supports this that does not have an exit beetle -- executable and verifiable and achievable plan for the 1.5 million people that are trying to find refuge. people that were pushed in from a few weeks ago and in gaza city when the operations were there. they have to be accounted for now they will tell you they call humanitarian islands ends we welcome any crime applied to take care of them. >> do you plan to get one before the offensive starts? >> we would welcome the opportunity to get along with their plans are before they move in and i think it's a part of your viewers to understand they have not done this yet. they have not moved into rafa. >> shannon: they say could take a matter of weeks that it could commence sooner rather than later that sky for the prime minister this morning. there's also the issue of the peer we are trying to build to get aid in. they say about a thousand us troops can be involved with that. this is mighty close to those qu

the comments come as the biden netanyahu not to launch a ground offensive on rafa, something the u.s.edline. but mr. netanyahu sounded undaunted was talking with troops. >>>> the are international pressures to prevent us entering rafa in completing the work. as prime minister of israel, i push away these pressures. we have been doing this successfully for five months, record time in the history of israel's wars and i will contin to push away the pressures and we will enter rafa and complete the elimination of the rest of hamas's battalions, restore security and bring total victory to the people of israel in the state of israel. anchor: in preparation for the offense of lot brought by israel's military says it plans to move more than one million palestinians of billions in the city to what it is calling humanitarian islands in the middle of gaza. a group say it will be difficult to move so many people to such a small area especially since unlike lack of fuel means many will have to travel on foot. much of the infrastructure is designatednd badly damaged by israeli attacks, a let us tal

israel taxs a food distribution. in the southern gaza city of rafa, ammit extreme shortage of food stuff in the blockaded territory. the leader of hezbulah says israel is paying a high price in its war with the resistance in gaza and lebanon, but is trying to hide its losses. in iran, china and russia carry on with joint naval drills in the indian ocean. hello everyone, thanks for tuning in a press tv, world news and i will start with israel pressing ahead with this indiscriminate targeting of palestinians who are fasting in the holy month of ramadan is last hopes for sess far vanish into thin air und says israel war planes have hit one of his aid warehouses in the southern city of rafa. several people were killed and scores wounded, as palestinians were waiting for humanitarian aid. according to the gaza health ministry, israely air strikes have claimed 88 palestinian lives in the past 24 hours. the un says number of children killed during the first four months of the gaza. war has topped all those killed in over four years of wars throughout the world. in northern gaza alone, 2017. chi

gutiererz was speaking in a visit to rafa crossing on the egypt palestine border. he described the long line of blockated relief trucks on one side of the gates and starving palestinians on the other, moral outrage. the un chief said choices between increasing aid or starvation. guter said continuation of war will make the humanitarian situation worse. he also warned israel against launching a ground offensive into the southern city of rafa. the gaza strip is struggling with. severe shortages of food, water, medicine and fuel. israel's blocked the entry of almost all essentials into the besieg territory since launching its genocidal war on october this. another israeli soldier is killed in clashes with palestinian resistance fighters inside gaza. the israeli military says 21-year-old staff sergeant was killed in central gaza. his death brings to 252 number of israeli soldiers killed in the besieg enclave since the regime began its ground invasion in november. palestinian resistance groups however say the actual number is much higher. they say the regime is... under

for instance, would invasion of rafa, would you have urged him not to do, would that be a red line? it is a red line, but i'm never going to leave israel, the defense of israel is still critical. so there's no red line, i'm going to cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them, they don't have, but there's red lines that if he crosses in the cannot have 30,00 more palestinians dead as a consequence of going out, there's other ways to deal to get to, to deal with the with with the trauma caused by hamas, so there is no red line for israel, is there uh, it doesn't seem so, it's outrageous that western media is actually spouting this stuff. biden repeats that he will never stop sending arms and funds to the zionists, he says is a red line, and then three seconds later he says there are no red lines, so what is it that's finally going to end this genocidal war, because it's certainly not a come to jesus meeting, or whatever it is that he said. netanyahu watched the same interview that we all watched, and he saw it as a cart blanch to continue his genocide and to