earlier this week, i spoke to jan egeland, the secretary general of the norwegian refugee council, which works in gaza. last week, the council revealed 11 of the children killed in the israeli killing of gaza were taking part in a program to help them deal with trauma from previous attacks. egeland is the former humanitarian relief coordinator at the united nations. he spoke to us from goma in the democratic republic of congo, where tens of thousands have evacuated fearing another volcano eruption. we also talked about the crisis in the drc, but i began by asking him to talk about the situation in gaza. >> gaza has become the home of hopelessness, where people are crammed together. truly people in a tiny place. it is smaller than the municipality -- there is no way people can leave the place stop israel and egypt control the borders and do not let people out. only a bit of humanitarian aid in. during this onslaught, there was a 12 little girl killed. all of those we were trying to treat for trauma from the previous conflict. more since 2006 step a child would have grown up with nothing b

the norwegian refugee council— year, and so on.y much - year, and so on. the norwegian| refugee council very much must emphasise that while there may be a period of calm now, cam does not mean normality, which is very clear from your answer —— cam. you're talking about physical and psychological challenges, in terms of treating the people of gaza, especially the children you talk up. indeed. it is a traumatised population, but no one more traumatised than the children. these children dream of being doctors and nurses and engineers and teachers and farmers. they are locked in hopelessness because they are crammed together, 2 million people anyplace smaller than... i think it is the fifth of the extension of london. 2 million people, there is no place to hide when there are attacks. they cannot leave this cage. we need to understand that if either people or secure there needs to be an end to the occupation, the blockade, the siege, the illegal settlements on occupied land on the west bank, etc etc. here we need us, uk, european, arab

yes he is the gaza area manager for the norwegian refugee council sir thank you for joining us you're welcome thank you very much. and earlier today when you spoke to jeremy israel's ambassador to germany and we asked him about the israeli military bombing a tower housing international media organizations in gaza over the weekend where there was intentionally targeting the building meant to silence those who report on the situation on the ground. to the best of my knowledge no and everything i can see on television whether it's on sea analogise they're all the other stations on the chevelle and i don't think there's any lack of coverage and we wouldn't do that in order to stop coverage we had very clear information about the facilities that would have being serving hamas in terms of their intelligence capabilities the cyber capabilities and also very particular equipment and i'm pretty sure that not everyone realizes the extent to which hamas again embeds itself in the civilian population in order to try and have a human shield so if anyone should come to any. complaints here it shoul

. >> for more on what's been happening in gaza, we are joined now by carl of the norwegian refugee councilking to us from jordan. i was reing on your website 12 of the children that were killed in gaza during this 11 day conflict were actual participating in your program. and you were helping them with the trauma that they experienced through daily life in gaza. so this is so tragic, isn't it, what happened? >> indeed. it's totally devastating. it is extremely traumatic, for even our colleagues, who have been working witthem. and all of us, really. these re children aged 5-15, who were in their homesith their parents. in the presumed shelter of their famies, who were struck by israeli military and by drones and airstrikes that killed them, together with their parents, siblings, their neighbors. in the so-called safety of their homes. it was not collateral damage. they were hit in their homes. we were working with them. we were trying to help them, to cope with the trauma they havendured from previous escalations from 2014, but also daily life in gaza. and this is i think the main point, wh

is the norwegian refugee council's. he his pregnant wife and 3 year old daughter have had to move for times in the last days because of the asteroid she joins us via skype from gaza thank you very much for being with us i want to ask you about the broader situation but but i want to 1st of all i ask you about your personal situation quite scary. i think i don't think that's enough for to describe the situation in gaza i think started everything started on tuesday 6 pm when i was at my apartment in beit lahiya with my pregnant wife and daughter when there is a air force attack the apartment below my apartment by a drunk ok so it was really hard to understand and i don't recall its kind of warning that is going to be follow up followed by heavier strikes or what are you thinking about to just to escape from the house and that that moment was a crazy moment and i had to do it with my terrified daughter my pregnant wife or what we're thinking is just we need to move out from that building so i went to my family building at

who's as a recess a resident of gaza also the area manager with the norwegian refugee council joins us now via skype jose for a 1st let's talk to as a resident of gaza just give us an impression of how the past week has been how difficult it is and just how people are coping. thank you actually. i'm struggling to find the words it's been difficult few days but situation is really. unstable. extremely tense people here are stressed exhausted. scared. personally i've been struggling in different levels like how to protect my family. how to be able to do my work and how to deal with my kids so it has been really difficult few days for all of us living here in belgium looking in from the outside one can only imagine how friendly in must be and especially before us the diet and your children how how do the kids. to be honest with you this is. not an easy question to answer we are we are struggling it's a big challenge for those. lies in the day before you know with the intensity of the bombardment and gaza city i'm living in the center of the city close to most of the targets and from last

or call schembri is a middle east regional media adviser with the norwegian refugee council and he joins us live now via skype from a man mr schembri i thank you so much for joining us this obviously must be a deeply distressing for you. absolutely i woke up this morning this news was extremely distressing to hear that at least 11 children who are in our care we used to provide them with counseling and exams sizes programs for 2 to help them cope with trauma would stress with all that they've been through in the past and now we've heard that they've been killed just 11 out of over 60 children who have been bombed in their homes a lot of them died with their parents with their siblings with their neighbors in highly densely populated areas in gaza city and it's extremely extremely tragic that we hear this and still allowed to happen as we speak my colleagues in gaza movements know they will make it alive over the night. as you're speaking we're showing pictures of some of the children rula mohammad was only 5 years old a few of the others were all there lina and cherie and 15 demerara ale

within our region the refugee council thank you very much indeed for coming on the news hour reprieve. rossley been hearing children are paying the heaviest price in gaza $61.00 have been killed and a generation has been traumatized as kathi of his what am reports. for 7 hours 6 serial susie was trapped under piles of rubble. her home was hit by an israeli air strike in gaza her mother and 4 siblings died. and hospital she reunites with her father a budget they hold hands facing a new life without their family that had been up when. i was filled with all the anger of the universe but when i heard that one of my daughters was alive i said thank god because this girl might capture some even a little of my other daughter smile. there's not much room for innocence in gaza play time with their new toys is cut short for the sisters when the sounds of fighting come too close for comfort heavy heavy heavy heavy heart attack that no doubt that their father aka madman see made youtube videos that were widely shared on social media to distract his kids from the violence but days after this recor

. >> the norwegian refugee council said some of the children who were killeattacked are seeking treatmentnd. can you tell us about these children? >> 12 of these children, most of them small girls, were part of the trauma care program of the norwegian refugee council. you know, this is the fifth war since 2006. all of these children had traumas. they had nightmares. they could not learn in school and we were treating them, and it was a successful program. an then we get in every single day through this onslaught, this military campaign, news of our children getting killed. marla, beulah, they're all gone in this senseless exchange of missiles. it should haven't happened. it must not happen again. >> what is it like for -- i know you look at this most recent conflict and must think about the effect it's specifically having on kids in gaza. but this cumulative violence, what is the effect on kids? >> it creates hopelessness. the girl who says what do you expect me to do? fix this? these men on either side, the political groups in israel and gaza, they're not teaching each other lessons. the

in a new report from the norwegian refugee council calls the situation a mega crisis fuel by spiraling conflicts and reco levels of people going hungry. there were 2000000 displaced people last year the most in the world. and the situation has worsened with 20000 more made homeless by that volcanic eruption in goma. well including the d, r. c, 8 african nations from the list of the 10 most neglected crises. cameroon, number 2, people in several different regions are on the threats from violence, from differing on groups. children have been specifically targeted with many attacks on schools, but foster is home to the fastest growing crisis. the number of displaced people there has doubled in one year. more than a 1000000 people fleeing violence. other countries on the list are both in latin america, venezuela and for the 1st time, honduras to devastating tropical storms last year for thousands of on durance from their homes. and in every country on the list. problems have been made worse by the cobit 19. pandemic moore mcgee is the regional director of the norwegian refugee council for

been lifted as the world's most neglected displacement crisis in a report from the new region refugee council. it calls the situation a mega crisis filled by spiraling conflict and record levels of people going hungry with 2000000 displaced people last year, the most in the world. and the situations any worse, and with 20000 more made homeless by that volcanic eruption which we just saw. iran supreme leader reserving citizens devotion the upcoming presidential elections, ayatollah ali having a cold on iranians to ignore the cold to boycott. the june vote has been criticism of a decision to exclude several prominent figures from running in that election. president, ronnie is among those expressing their concern that they will be limited competition and that, that will mean a low turnout police in hong kong of band next month. vigil to mark the anniversary of beijing's chinaman, square massacre. last year's event which marks that cracked down back in 1989 on pro democracy protesters was also cancel that was cancelled though because of covered 19 restrictions. tens of thousands turned out to def

even as more than 42000 people seek protection in 50 schools operated by the un the norwegian refugee council has released footage of the aftermath of israeli airstrikes which it says killed dozens of children in the homes. of the council says 11 of the children killed by israeli bombs in the past week were getting help for trauma that they'd already suffered it says the children aged between 5 and 15 were at home when they were killed. manchester united's paul pogba has joined other footballers in showing support for palestinians the midfielder lifted a palestinian flag with teammate on a. side straw with full of. 2 other news there's potential between the e.u. and morocco after thousands of refugees and migrants made their way into the spanish enclave of it sits on the north african coast and people swam up to the shore and climbed over fences that evolved to reports. tuesday in seo to and still they kept coming around $6000.00 migrants including roughly $1500.00 children made it from morocco to the spanish enclave in a little over a day some had swum around the border fences sticking out i

for talking to us from gaza are you safe how much is a resident in gaza he works we know which refugee council but he has himself at his home to protect his own family he joins us from gaza city. you got an inkling of what was going to happen because there was a drone strike in the area where you permanently live if you're not there at the moment so just explain to me what happened ok thank you. i was in my house with my my pregnant wife well my 3 years old daughter and trying to convince ourselves that it's safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you are your case your house and if so 6 pm 2 days ago the land drone is like. apartment below my house. so i think it was everything happened suddenly i had to flee my house directly usually we understand that when the drunk ok it hit and i've a building it means that it's too late for on an airplane attack so i had to flee as much as. i did i could not take anything because i was just trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away to next about meant to next the next buildin

the norwegian refugee council has released footage of the aftermath of israeli airstrikes which it says killed dozens of children in their homes. the council says 11 of the children killed by israeli bombs in the past week were getting help for trauma they'd already suffered it says the children aged between 5 and 15 were at home when they were killed. but the airstrikes by israel have crippled the infrastructure in gaza nearly $450.00 buildings have been either destroyed or badly damaged that's the latest u.n. estimate and that includes $285.00 housing units which are now uninhabitable leaving 2 and a half 1000 people homeless 6 hospitals and 9 primary health care centers have also been either damaged or destroyed among them are those operated by the palestinian red crescent and gaza's only code test lab 41 educational facilities including schools kindergartens and higher education centers including one operated by the un have been hit even as more than 42000 people seek protection in 50 schools operated by the un on the supply of electricity is now down to between 6 and 8 hours a day

now just has spoken to you says how masha a resident in gaza who works for the norwegian refugee council and he told us about having to flee his home after an airstrike i was in my house with my my pregnant wife. my 3 years old daughter. trying to convince ourselves that it's safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you or your kids your house and so $62.00 days ago i saw the land drone is right. below my house. so i it was everything happen suddenly i had to flee my house there weekly usually we understand that when we don't look at it and a building means that it will lead to an. attack so i had to fear as much as a. i could not take anything because i was trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away next about men as as useless as gaza's also i can see that we are hoping that this is college officials who know it can be the only person i'm wearing the only thing that i have and the only short that i have this is the 1st day of the day this is my outfit with a. other 2000000 gazans are hoping that this is going

does or spoke to use of hamas a resident in gaza who works for the norwegian refugee council he told us about having to flee his home after an asteroid. i was in my house and go with my my wife well my me is all daughter and it trying to convince ourselves that the safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you are you know you're clean your house and i think pm today they go and they land and. hit me below my house. so i it when everything happened suddenly i had to flee my house very clear usually we understand that when we get hit and a building near it means that it will lead to it and an airplane attacks or. fear the macho. i mean i could not take anything. just trying to deal with mike did if i daughter had to take care of my mignonne 2 i drank 2 would run away. as you would go and also i can see you there we are hoping that if your patients will know it can be the only person only i'm wearing that's the only piece they have and on short that i have it unless they are very different my outfit or made any. other 2000000 hoping that this is going to finish muc

view province neve murnaghan democratic republic of congo country director for the norwegian refugee council in akra combat a moose of early research at the center for research on the congo concession and in cape town patrick how g.n.d. senior project leader at the institute for justice and reconciliation welcome to the program i'd like to bring in. in one of the things i don't really understand about this new move and will come to the state of siege in just a moment is who are the a.d.f. and what are they fighting for. only if this is a ugandan rebel group they've been in a day or see since the early ninety's have plans that is really around governance in uganda they believe that they are prosecuted they have a lot of plans where there or they are speaking from a perspective of bringing islam into space. look at actually the facts on the ground i will give it much power but i think that the state of siege is beyond the i.d.f. he's mentally around the will to pull rebel groups that's in the region beyond a.t.f. you have all the militia group that's there and the police president felt that th

now as they respond to use of hamas residents in gaza who works for the norwegian refugee council he told us about having to flee as home after an asteroid. i was in my house with my my pregnant wife miles well my 3 years old daughter and trying to convince ourselves that it's safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you are your case your house and so at 6 pm 2 days ago i saw the land drone strike had parked me below my house. so i it was everything happen suddenly i had to flee my house very quickly usually we understand that when they're drunk ok it hit and i've a building means that it will lead to 4 and an airplane attack so i had to fear as much as i can. i didn't i could not take anything because i was just trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away to next about men as as useless as god has also i can see that we are hoping that this is going to finish as soon as it can be any personally i'm wearing the only t. shirt that i have and the only short that i have this is the 1st day of the day this is m

will do it delicately he will do it slowly if it's that awful lot of repulsive on the norwegian refugee council has released footage of the aftermath of his rainy ass tracks which it says killed dozens of children in their homes thank the council says 11 of the children killed by any bombs in the past week but getting help the trauma they'd already suffered it says the children aged between 5 and 15 what home when they were killed. al-jazeera when we come back have a punt demick is leading to an alarming rise in cyber crime in mexico targeting children and why so many journalists have lost their lives covering india's crisis more in the stay with us. for the perfect gentleman. ways. how that weather so far detroit hot and sunny across much of the middle east as per usual as it should be the main weather action of course is across the other side of the arabian sea affecting both western kona of in the pushing up towards the himalayas for the most parts across sea arabian peninsula across afghanistan iran iraq dry and sunny and more the same as we go on through wednesday temperatures quite readil

attack by these really those are you are planes against our home and the reason they're in the refugee council fell sharply in whispering gaza city injuries are coming over to the hospital frequently different answers came over a year carrying these injured people and this is now the 1st in the past a few hours as israel is trying this as israel has hit other houses in different parts of the region including the middle area in the bridge refugee camp also a whole family was hit inside its home and our great refugee camp of the albury site which the reporter mentioned just then is another refugee camp located in the central gaza strip which has been targeted with air strikes. local health officials claim that a woman and her 3 children were among those killed on friday in a strike since the start of the week at least $132.00 people have lost their lives in gaza including dozens of children almost a 1000 palestinians have also been wounded we heard from a child who's caught up in the shelling. but i was in the car when my hand was hit open the door and then fall to the ground and then yell and s

still ahead. 2 of the world's biggest refugee council be shot next year. thousands of people in limbo. many businesses big and small struggle with the economic impact of the pandemic a one company has just posted record profits. for the perfect gentleman. sponsored plan qatar airways. return to japan i know it's been raining but there's more on its way on saturday a slow moving system stretching from the korean peninsula right through the home show some of the our incentives suggest some big down polls and given what happened a couple days ago that's more potential for a landslide certainly for flash flooding in question slightly warmer 39 is a paro neverwhere to the west is now largely sunny and warm quiet beijing and shanghai roughly the same time she is quite hot in hong kong humidity so it is very little rain in china what there is is trying to come in from the west it's not really a seasonal stuff just yet we have break in the line of what should be seasonal rain there is more though at the other end of it so what's developing in western china is true

say they are determined to hold their ground. ellison, i just got that report by the norwegian refugee council says the democratic republic of congo has the world's most neglected number of displaced people. it describes it as a mega crisis fuel by conflict and reco. honda, 2000000 people were displaced. last year. its got worse. after volcano erupted the city of goma on saturday. tens of thousands. i've been forced to flee and more could follows. as, as the threat of a 2nd election group of staley and teenage environmentalists have lost a legal attempt to force the government to block the expansion of a coal mine. the activist argued environment minister had a duty to protect young people against climate change. susan lays, considering whether to approve of mine expansion in the state of new south wales would lead to an extra $33000000.00 metric tons of coal extracted in the 25 years. at least 5 people have been killed along india's east coast for a 2nd cycle. and hit the country in less than 2 weeks. 2000000 people were moved to safety just for psych county asked in a landfill on wednesday,

through but it is a trickle we were speaking to call schembri on air he's the head of the norwegian refugee council he says how much aid gets through this border crossing it's still only a trickle of good stuff a man can keeping us up to date from near the gaza israel border on what may or may not be hitting in as far as a just have a look at the live pictures again remember today was the day that palestinian officials have called for a general. i can. buy territories and in israel this is how it turns out thousands of people on the street looks like ambulances there as well smoke in the background as well this is. and i think we've got actually let's get an update. with me to abraham on the situation there just the scale of things today nato our member being on a with you a couple of days ago and things started to get a little heated behind you from your position and what's it like compared to today . the largest number to you since the start of this collation on monday and awad we haven't been seeing that much number of troops the staking to the streets here we're hearing near an illegal israeli

the norwegian refugee council has revealed 11 of the children killed in gaza were taking part in a programlp them deal with trauma from growing up in the besieged enclave. at least six residents of gaza died in israeli strikes overnight, including the radio journalist yusef abu hussein. another airstrike destroyed a residential home in khan younis, where 40 members of the al-astal family lived. ahmad al-astal is a university -- describe the attack. >> while it was still dark, we were surprised by a drone rocket which was followed by a missile minutes later taking down the house. this behind us reflects the community, demolishing the houses while inhabitants are inside? people leaving their houses during the night, terrifying children and the elderly? in spite of all this, we remain on our lands in the occupation and those who came with it and those who support itill eventuallyemise. the people of palestine will remain in palestine. amy: in the west bank, israeli forces on tuesday killed at least four palestinians taking part in a historic general strike to protest israeli atrocities. dozen

the palestinian children's relief fund and media adviser in the middle east for the norwegian refugee counciltrasted from the past week and a half bombardment. how have the past 24 hours been for the people in gaza and your team on the ground? >> it is a massive sigh of relief for the palestinians inside the besieged gaza strip. they are relieved. they have survived this onslaught for those who are still around. it is a big sigh of relief. for my colleagues it was a day to catch up on the sleep, on the lost sleep that they have had. getting some rest. but it's been a terrifying 11 days. that they have been through. today was the time to celebrate that they still alive why they're still around to mourn, to grieve for all that's lost. it was their first chance to really mourn in the silence not being under the bombs. and to catch up on sleep literally. a lot of my colleagues really needed to rest a bit and now the big work starts as of tomorrow. >> steve, at least 66 children died in the gaza strip. the world health organization says there's more than 200,000 people in need of mental health sup

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well al jazeera spoke with yousef hama show a resident of gaza who works we know which in refugee councilhe told us about having to flee his home after an asteroid. i was in my house with my my pregnant wife because there is my well my 3 years old daughter and it trying to convince ourselves that the safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you or your case your house any so 6 pm 2 days ago i said the land is drawn it's like. below my house. so i tried everything happen suddenly i had to flee my house very clear usually we understand that when we enter on talk it hit and i building it means that it will lead to it and an airplane attack so i had to fear as much as i can. i didn't i could not take anything because i was just trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away next about men as as useless as gazans also i can see that we are hoping that this is going to finish as well as it can be the only personally i'm waiting that's the only thing that i have and the only short that i have this is the 1st day of this is

earlier i spoke to yousif have ash the norwegian refugee council's advocacy officer in gaza he has a pregnant wife and 3 year old daughter i've had to move 4 times in the last days because of the airstrikes over who started on tuesday 6 pm when i was at my apartment in between my pregnant wife and daughter when the israeli air force. below my apartment by rocket or it was way out you have the. kind of warning that is going to be. followed by heavier strikes who are thinking about you just to escape from the house and that moment was a great moment to do it with my telephone daughter my pregnant wife what we're thinking we need to move out from that building so i went to my family building at . the same neighborhood we've been crazy night that night the next day i went back to my apartment the damage. collect some clothes some stuff for my wife and a baked into the pot with. one more time i have to scale back so i'm to learn oh if i had the shit out that were buried i had to go to my apartment to my family about it again 'd it was another haven night when the. forces attacked by more

who's the head of the norwegian refugee council he was on our air a few hours ago saying is nowhere near enough well that aid that's nowhere near enough is actually even in gaza right now and so it remains to be seen whether. the aid will get through tomorrow however given everything that we've seen today it's still on likely no one suggesting that they have any kind of confidence of the 8 might get through so it's a real real challenge for all of the aid agencies it wasn't just the united nations they were simply carrying the aid the people like medicine the world health organization and other organizations as well and you saw from my colleagues as i saying in gaza how died early. eighty's for the palestinians and bring us up to date in terms of the impact this is having on the israelis because i believe they have been 2 israeli soldiers injured today. absolutely well it's where we are right now just to give you some geography is a bomb shelter that's right next to a bus station the bomb shelters been there for a number of years every so often when the sirens go off and they've been goi

a resident in gaza who works for the norwegian refugee council he told us about having to flee his home after. i was in my house and go with my my wife. might be is own daughter and trying to convince ourselves that the safe to be at your house usually nothing more safe for us than you are. at 6 pm today they go. below my house. so i it was everything happen suddenly i had to flee my house very quickly usually we understand that when they're drunk ok it hit and i've a building means that it will lead to or on an airplane attack so i had to fear as much as i can. i didn't i could not take anything because i was just trying to deal with my terrified daughter i had to take care of my regnant wife trying to run away to next about men as as useless as god has also i can see that we are hoping that this is going to finish as soon as it can be any personally i'm wearing the only thing that i have and the only short that i have this is the 1st day of that this is my outfit for the. other 2000000 gazans are hoping that this is going to finish as much soon as they can. on the streets of ramallah

jan egeland is from the norwegian refugee council — which has a base in gaza.f the violence go beyond the devastated infrastructure. it's a traumatised population, but no one more traumatised than the children. i mean, these children dream of being doctors and nurses and engineers and teachers and farmers. you know, they are locked in hopelessness because they are crammed together, 2 million people in a place smaller than... you know, i think it's the fifth of the extension of london. 2 million people, there is no place to hide when there are attacks. they cannot leave this cage. we need to understand that if either people were secure there needs to be an end to the occupation, end to the blockade, end to the siege, end to the illegal settlements on occupied land on the west bank, etc etc. and here we need us, uk, european, arab leadership, because the parties seem to be incapable of reaching the solutions that will shield their own populations from future harm. jan egeland. a photograph posted this week on two public instagram accounts purports to show princes

according to report by the norwegian refugee council the country is the world�*s most neglected displacementthe secretary—general of the norwegian council. he was caught up in the evacuation orderfrom goma earlier and crossed into rwanda — and he spoke to the bbc from there. it became pretty chaotic naturally because the governor in the middle of the night said it is not safe any more to be in goma town. we had to leave and in our case we were able to cross the border, but thousands of people are wanting to cross over to rwanda. others wanted to cross over a lake but that is also now unsafe because there is a vast quantity of methane gas trapped in the bottom of that lake and that could be released by the volcano and the constant earthquakes. the thousands and thousands leaving from the volcano will get relief, they will be taken care of either in rwanda or elsewhere. i am not so worried for the volcano, i am worried about the numbers of people being displaced by conflict in the congo every single day. the total number now displaced by the volcano. that is the whole point of our report, to t

been participating in a programme aimed at helping them deal with trauma — run by the norwegian refugee councilaan egeland. they had nightmares. we were treating them, and we had progress. so, many of them are now doing good in school, coming out of the trauma, and then they were killed. so prime minister netanyahu is not correct when he just said that this is so precise and so surgical and whatnot. this is killing children. there are five to six times as many dead palestinian children as the total number of fatalities, military and civilian, combined on the israeli side. next we want to look at gaza's infrastructure. according to the un over 156 buildings have been destroyed. six hospitals and 11 primary health care centres damaged. one hospital isn't functioning because of a lack of electricity. over 50,000 people are displaced. many of them are here. at un schools — which have been transformed into make—shift shelters. this one is in northern gaza. najla shawa is a humanitarian worker in gaza. this is her experience. there are no shelters in gaza. people need to understand that. no shelters

the secretary-general of the european council on refugees and exiles, and in madrid, the lecturer onitical science and senior director at the university of madrid, and a strategic affairs analyst and former moroccan minister. more than 8000 migrants arrived on the beaches in just a couple of days. how is this sudden and very large arrival compared to movements of migrants in the past few years and has there ever in the past been an arrival at one time of this magnitude? >> we are seeing similar arrivals in other parts of europe, due to the record numbers of people who are displaced globally. there are more refugees than there have then ever before. there's also people forced to move. we urge spain and all countries in europe to respect international law when faced with these are arrivals of people, and despite the dramatic scenes, the overall numbers of people arriving are manageable. i think what we see here is the risk of relying on countries outside europe such as morocco or turkey to try to prevent people from coming to europe, and that creates the risk we see in an unrelated inc

right, let's bring our guests in brussels. catherine willard is secretary general of european council on refugees and exiles in madrid. ruth guerrero is lecturer in political science and senior researcher at competence. the university of madrid in about less than had that is strategic affairs analysts and former moroccan minister, a warm welcome to you all, catherine. let me start with you today. so more than $8000.00 migrants arrived on the beaches. so you to, in just a couple of days, how does this sudden and very large rival compare to movements of migrants in the past few years. and has there ever in the past been an arrival at one time of this magnitude? with the same similar arrivals and in other parts of europe, and this is due to the record numbers of people who have possibly displaced. so globally, there are more refugees and the big before in the majority, both arriving in europe on refugees. there's also people who are close to me for other reasons. we were by the old countries in europe to respect to you and it's national law when faced with these, the rivals of people. and despite th

refugees and immigrants. the long beach city council voted unanimously to move it forward. and then of course, our city team had many meetings with our partners over hhs. they toured the site and the children came multiple times. they brought a full medical team and doctors to make sure the site was safe and they brought also social services on-site. one thing that was important for us in the community as we talked to folks that this would be a temporary site and we believe in the family unification. every child that arrived also had legal counsel, so there's actually the immigrant defenders that are well respected within here in the state and the country that provided each child with legal counsel to the process as well. so hhs has done a great job of bringing resources in off the ground. >> fantastic. i would like to have the clerk bring up chart eight, a chart that was provided by our witness, mr. reichlin-melnick. this question is for you, mr. reichlin-melnick. i thought this was a really helpful and informative chart to be provided to the committee. when i look at the

council meeting. the stream is up next, looking at the uncertainty faith by syrian refugees in denmark to stay with us. if you can. morning fi after that by for me. ah i asked the okay to day on this stream, refugee is not welcome. in denmark, the temporary residency state has given to syrian refugees is currently being reviewed by the danish government. this means that some refugees from syria may have to go back to syria, have to leave denmark, or perhaps will be detained in immigrant centers for an indefinite amount of time, neural danes. so our on board with this many have hit the streets to protest in favor of refugee rights. i mean, i think it's very puzzling for most pain. why are government seems to want to take the lead in for thinking back into the hands of a dictator? if i'm thinking back when i was 18 years old, i would have been sent to some country with some wars rating. and while the rest of my family would be in another country extremely far away, and i don't like that. and that's one of the last question. that we're looking at today is, is denmark abandoning syrian refugees. if your o

refugees. a more than $5000000.00 is immediate aid. the gulf french president demand you'll micron is calling for an urgent un security council meeting on molly. come the day off, commodities prime minister and president were removed from office and a military coup painter and vice president, colonel. i see me going to lead a qu last year. he says that being held in a military facility near the capital obama cut, iran is announced 7 candidates approved to run for president and next month election. those making the list include around the judiciary chief se ran on successfully in the last election. several high profile figures of bars from running, including former president in a job and a full parliament speaker. thousands of civilians have fled their homes in ethiopia as t gray region around the town of axiom. it's part of a continuation of attacks on rule villages that began on friday. go live now to malcolm y b joins us from kemi as capital nairobi. so is this the gray conflict taking off again who according to multiple testimony that people we've spoken to in the last few hours, who are in the town of acts and many to say attacks be

refugee camp. meanwhile, at the united nations, the united states is continuing to oppose efforts at the u.n. security council to call for a ceasefire. france has circulated a new resolution but the united states has already come out against it. the u.s. previously blocked three other u.n. surity council resolutions and statements. on wednesday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu thanked president biden for his support. >> i especially apprecie the support of our friend the was president joe biden the state of israel's right to self-defense. i am determined to continue this operation until his objective is achieved to restore quite insecurity do you, the citizens of israel. amy: -- and security to you, the citizens of israel. amy: meanwhile, palestinian president mahmoud abbas spoke thursday demanding an end to the israeli attack and the occupation. >> our work is focused on stopping israeli aggression against our people. extending the israeli occupation of the lands and the state of palestine, including east jerusalem, our capital, reaching a full and fair solution agreed upon according to resolution 194 to a

envoy says security council in action is costing lives it's again failed to find consensus also ahead a moroccan border guard is seen waving people through as thousands of refugees and migrants make their way into a spanish enclave. the 1st palestinian national strike in decades across occupied territory and israel has ended with further violence and bloodshed there was live fire during protests in the occupied west bank 4 people were killed aboard that 160 injured. the event was called in support of those under bombardment in gaza the skyline of which we can see now it's relatively quiet for the moment after another day of israeli airstrikes and in the past few hours israel's air defense system that is the iron dome has intercepted more rocket fire from gaza more of that shortly but will begin with the protests and violence across the occupied west bank al jazeera abraham was speaking to a demonstrator live on air when gunfire broke out. what makes you think that this i've . crowds are leaving we're not sure what's going on both are safe and need our continued reporting from ramallah throughout the day another of our correspondent terry foresaid was in bethlehe

council which is part of the palestinian parliament he told us israel systematically segregating palestinians. the homes there there were 28 homes that were built by the united nations so how's refugees that were invented from their homes owned a when the state of israel was established on the historic land of palestine so that the a religious group jewish religious group decided to claim these houses that were not built before 48 that they belong to them since the land they have rented for 99 years in one in 800 $85.00 there is a systemic segregation there says that make racism in this area israel including the court system that allows for israeli jews to claim land even though it's false but that they went there in 885 while we cannot go back to our homes that we lived way too long before that and lands 'd in the old way long before that the way the police reacts is very brutal because for example they use dirty water. to spray at people's homes so not only process where we're spraying people sitting at their homes where as well sprayed they used violence not only against protesters against bystanders or people that are just walking or gets cars driving by so it's a collective puni