thank you, rushdi, this cold weather. thank you, rushdi. and _ this cold weather.r. thank you, rushdi, and the destruction l this cold weather. thank you, i rushdi, and the destruction that this cold weather. thank you, - rushdi, and the destruction that you mention will have been visible to our viewers because we showed some images showing the scale of that just a few moments before we joined you live. thank you for that update, thatis you live. thank you for that update, that is rushdi abualouf, our gaza correspondent, currently in istanbul. live now to our correspondent hugo bachega injerusalem. you may have heard what rushdi was saying about some of the incidents, there may be concern, might have jeopardised the ceasefire, and of course, we know that there are concerns around trying to find where hostages are who are in the hands of groups other than hamas, how certain is the extension to the ceasefire? so, yes, we're talking about two days, as this first extension to the initial deal. so, the americans who have been heavily involved in negotiating the terms of

rushdi, thank ou western part of the city. rushdi, thank you very _ western part of the city.y. rushdi, thank you very much indeed. - western part of the city. rushdi, j thank you very much indeed. we western part of the city. rushdi, - thank you very much indeed. we can go tojon donnison injerusalem. obviously a lot of violence continuing in gaza but also some violence today as we heard in the report from yolande knell in the occupied west bank?— occupied west bank? yes, this unfoldin: occupied west bank? yes, this unfolding in — occupied west bank? yes, this unfolding in jenin, _ occupied west bank? yes, this unfolding in jenin, an - occupied west bank? yes, this| unfolding in jenin, an extensive unfolding injenin, an extensive israeli operation which began in the middle of the night. we were actually injenin in our hotel and i was awoken to the sound of heavy gunfire. i looked out the window to see israeli bulldozers moving in. that lasted for several hours but the israelis apparently then pulled out, we went down tojenin refugee camp, the focus of israel's operation to see

thank you, rushdi abualouf, in gaza. _ group by group. thank you, rushdi abualouf, in gaza.hdi abualouf, in gaza. live now- group by group. thank you, rushdi abualouf, in gaza. live now to - group by group. thank you, rushdi abualouf, in gaza. live now to our| abualouf, in gaza. live now to our correspondent anna foster in jerusalem. we've been hearing more details from the israeli military about their ground operations inside gaza. that's right, ben, and they said that they have encircled gaza city, which would be a notable achievement for them. what they have said throughout is that israel's objective in all of this is to remove hamas entirely from gaza, and by cutting off gaza city, very much hamas's stronghold where many of its commanders are based on a lot of its control operation is, and many of those tunnels as well that go underneath gaza are in gaza city. it would mark a significant step forward. that is not to say that we are looking at a quick end to what benjamin netanyahu, the israeli prime minister, has already said will be a long and difficult war. but we have

rushdi abualouf talking _ focus of the operation.ration. rushdi abualouf talking to me - focus of the operation. rushdi abualouf talking to me from l focus of the operation. rushdi - abualouf talking to me from khan younis in southern gaza. you're watching bbc news. a lot going on today to keep across. we will be hearing from the bank of england about the interest rates decision. we will bring you that as soon as we get it. we are also keeping an eye on what's going on at the covid inquiry over in paddington in central london because the former chief executive officer of nhs england is still taking questions, simon stevens has been taking questions since about ten o'clock this morning. if you want to keep following that, you can see it on our live stream on the bbc website. there's also plenty of analysis and summary of what's been going on throughout the inquiry for the past few weeks but particularly the last few weeks but particularly the last few days, we've been getting an into how the top of government was functioning during th

thank you, rushdi abualouf. _ place in say. thank you, rushdi abualouf, stay _ place in say.ushdi| abualouf, stay safe and our best place in say. thank you, rushdi - abualouf, stay safe and our best to you and your family. that's the situation inside gaza. but there is another area of concern, that the increasing military activity and cross—border fire increasing military activity and cross—borderfire in increasing military activity and cross—border fire in northern increasing military activity and cross—borderfire in northern israel into lebanon and back again. 0vernight there was an israeli strike on a car in lebanon that the lebanese media say killed three miners and their grandmother travelling in a car. israel says that was a terror suspect vehicle and it took place after lebanese grad rockets were fired into northern israel. 0ur correspondent hugo bachega is in southern lebanon. hugo, what's the latest on that cross—border fire? hugo, what's the latest on that cross- border fire ?_ hugo, what's the latest on that cross- border fire? cross-border fire? yes, this shows ho

rushdi, tell us what's going on there.ere i am here here we are 12,000 people we it turned out a list was taken, saying that those people, about 500 people, the only people allowed to cross. in this hall there are about 350 people, 150 were transported in buses, no control, no bus, all is down, only a civilian palestinian officer checking the passports and then allowing who's name, checking then allowing who's name, checking the list and allowing them into the bus, and then from here, straightaway away to the egyptian side where they will have passport control. about 20 metres from here is another gate, designed to go for cars and we have seen about 20, 30 ambulances carrying those who are seriously wounded by the israeli war, from different hospital, including nasser hospital where i was reporting and they were taken to the egyptian side. people were injured and it takes time because they don't have any ids or passports so the egyptian also have to identify them and make sure they are, and identify their identity and then

rushdi abualouf, thank _ displaced from gaza city.nk you very - displaced from gaza city. rushdi abualouf, thank you very much l displaced from gaza city. rushdi l abualouf, thank you very much for bringing us the latest from khan yunis in the south of gaza. among those trapped in gaza are at least 30 children thought to be among the more than 200 hostages still being held by hamas. among the youngest are two sisters from the asherfamily, kidnapped along with their mother more than three weeks ago. theirfather, yoni has been speaking to our correspondentjon donnison. # happy birthday to you...# two sisters. raz, four, and aviv, just two. a birthday sing—song for their dad earlier this summer. but the girls, along with their mother, doron, are now hostages in gaza. and he is home alone. how can you hate a child, you know? it's painful to see a child getting hurt. anywhere, in any situation. children need to be off limits. i can't hate not even the children of my so—called enemies. yoni wasn't with the girls when they were taken on octo

rushdi abualouf with the catastmphic — here. situation - here. rushdi abualouf with the catastrophic situation in - here. rushdi abualouf with the catastrophic situation in the . here. rushdi abualouf with the i catastrophic situation in the whole of gaza and also in the south as well, thank you very much indeed, and our thoughts go out to you and yourfamily. do stay and our thoughts go out to you and your family. do stay safe, thank you forjoining us. let's pick up on some of the latest. let's speak to the deputy mayor ofjerusalem, fleur hassan—nahoum. shejoins us live. thank she joins us live. thank you for joining us. can eid festival ask you about the issue of the incubators and those what is the latest on the inky is being transferred to the hospital, because it is the lack of fuel not the lack of incubators.— the lack of incubators. israel su lied the lack of incubators. israel suwlied to _ the lack of incubators. israel supplied to the _ the lack of incubators. israel supplied to the hospital. - the lack of incubators. is

rushdi was martyred. they heard the voice of his injured 11-month-old daughter's wife who came from under the rubble seconds after the explosion. seconds after the explosion, you should listen to the sounds . like here, a man hears a sound from under the rubble of american bombs. gaza is still alive. a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement said: garedan hai azdin qassam heavy losses and damages to the military. osama hamdan also said that 43% of the martyrs are in the southern gaza region, which the occupiers claim is the safe zone of the qassam battalions, the military branch of hamas, and announced that the military base of mars and the zionist settlement of nashim nirim were targeted around the gaza strip with two rockets. the deployment of quds battalions , the military branch of the palestinian islamic world movement, also announced that a tank of the zionist regime was targeted with a rocket in the sheikh rizwan area. the islamic jihad movement of palestine has also announced that the

rushdi was martyred.y heard the voices of his injured wife and 11-month-old daughter who came from under the rubble seconds after the explosion. seconds after the explosion , one should listen to the sounds, like here. the man hears a sound from under the debris of the american bombs. gaza is alive. a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement said that azdin qassam battalions caused heavy casualties and damages to the soldiers and officers of the occupying army. allahu akbar. osama hamdan also said that 43 the percentage of martyrs are in the southern gaza region, which the occupiers claim is the safe zone of the qassam battalions of the military branch of hamas. they also announced the military base of mars and the city of nashim nirim, around the gaza strip, targeting the quds battalions of the military branch of the jihad movement with two missiles islamic palestine also reported that a zionist regime tank was targeted with a rocket in sheikh rizwan area . the islamic jihad movement of pales

at the end of his extraordinary with suzanne and also salman rushdie challenged us to defend the first amendment principle that we must protect the thought we hate, as justice holmes called it, and that in america, speech can only be banned if it's intended to and likely to cause imminent violence. that's the principle that comes the brandenburg case. it was articulated by brandeis in witney, and it makes america, as salman rushdie said the most speech protective country in the world. and on our first panel, we're going to explore the history of that shining idea with three of america's greatest history wins of freedom of speech. and i'm so excited for the conversation we have, jake and martin gamma from the future of free speech project, akhil amar from yale law school, steve solomon from nyu and jacob rosenbaum. i want jump right in and first say that your book free speech a history from socrates to social media, i think is the clearest and best history of the evolution of the idea that i've read and i want to begin by asking you, where did it come from? the phrase that we must have

rushdi abualouf with the latest in southern gaza. a couple of updates.raeli defence forces say civilians sheltering at the children's hospital should evacuate. a couple of lines coming to us from the world health organization that has concerned intense violence around al—shifa hospital, the main hospital we were talking about, 20 hospitals in gaza are now out of action, others only partly functional. we understand there were 35 medical facilities and hospitals in gaza. 20 of the 35 are now out of action according to the who. much more to come through the day but for now back to london. some breaking news from london. a high courtjudge has ruled that prince harry can continue his legal action against associated newspapers — that's the media organisation that includes titles such as the daily mail. the prince has accused the company of unlawful information gathering. lawyers for the newspaper had argued he and other high—profile people, including sir eltonjohn and baroness lawrence of clarendon, had run out of time to bring the privacy claims. harry has be

rushdi siraj had prepared the breakfast table for his wife and they were just sitting around the table . he had prepared breakfast so that i could sleep more because in this sleep and rest amid the sound of intense explosions and continuous bombs, rushdi was almost unstoppable. siraj 31 salleh was a journalist, filmmaker and the founder of the ain media company with a special agenda. to show the world that the people of gaza love life , they have a dream. they became narrators of life, war and resistance in ghusl. it started when he was on a business trip, but he left it halfway and came back . rashti lost his wife and father and was martyred. they heard the voice of his injured 11-month-old daughter's wife who came from under the rubble seconds after the explosion. the next seconds. the explosion should listen to the sounds like here a man hears a sound from under the debris of american bombs. gaza. is still alive a member of the political bureau of the hamas movement said that azdin qassam battalions caused heavy casualties and damages to the soldiers and officers of the occupying ar

we have been speaking to rushdi abualouf who told us this update on what is happening around al—shifaserious exchange of fire near shifa hospital. shifa hospital is the biggest medical centre in the entire of gaza strip. it's not a medical centre but now it's thousands of people taking this hospital as shelter. they are fleeing from the nearby beach camp which was under heavy bombardment from the israelis for the last ten days. the israelis are almost in control of this camp where about 80,000 people live inside the camp. now we understand the tanks are from four directions around shifa hospital within metres of the hospital. snipers are taking up high buildings around the place and also we are just getting reports that people, hundreds of people, are fleeing, escaping the fight, and now they are heading to the east side of the city where the israelis are not controlling. but we understand from... communication is very difficult, but we managed to talk to a couple of people and receive some messages from people. we can say the israelis are now controlling 20% of gaza city with tanks a

that morning, an hour before the zionist fighters arrived with american bombs, rushdi siraj had prepared the breakfast table for his wife and they were just sitting around his own table. he had prepared for me to sleep more because during this time i sleep and resting in the midst of loud explosions and continuous bombs, 31-year-old rushdi siraj was a journalist, filmmaker, founder of the ain media media company, with a special agenda to show the world that the people of gaza love life . became the narrator of life, war and resistance in oath. he was on a business trip in the week of october when the bombing started. but he left it halfway and returned. the day before , a wife and a father were missing from the family gathering around the breakfast table. rashti was martyred. the voices of the injured wife and 11-month-old daughter came from under the rubble seconds after the explosion. they heard seconds after the explosion, you should listen to the sounds . like here, a man hears a sound from under the rubble of american bombs. gaza is still alive. the zionist regime lost in the pe pap

jon donnison, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur correspondent rushdi abualouf has this update from inside gazay, israel opened the road, the axis in and out of gaza for the first time since a couple of days since they started the operation, ground operation in gaza. very few people managed to get out of gaza because the main road was damaged and access for car was almost impossible. but in gaza city, people are starting to flee the heavy fighting around the city. as the israeli ground operation expanded around gaza city from three different directions. the tanks were advancing near gaza city itself, especially the western part of gaza. tonight, again, the israeli air strikes were intensified around the al-quds hospital and also around the shifa hospital, where many solar panels on the roof of the building around the hospital were targeted from the air. we feel that israel is pushing the civilian population. they are taking the hospital as shelter to flee this place. they bombed tonight, the largest the largest bakery in the place that is feeding most of the bread to the neighbourhood near the

that is rushdi abualouf, our correspondent with the latest from gaza.rted, us secretary of state antony blinken is making his second visit to israel since hamas launched a series of deadly attacks on the country on seven october and israel began it's retaliatory offensive in gaza. his trip will focus on measures to minimise harm to civilians in the gaza strip. ahead of his departure, blinken said he would seek "concrete measures" from israel to ensure that harm to palestinian civilians is reduced, as us presidentjoe biden also called for humanitarian pauses in the conflict. blinken will also hold talks injordan. our north america correspondent anthony zurcher is travelling with the secretary of state and told us about the plans and conversations he will having today. antony blinken is in the midst of a series of meetings with israeli officials. he met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu for about an hour. that meeting concluded about 30 minutes ago. he is currently meeting with the entire israeli war cabinet, and after that he is going to have a meet

rushdie is following this development for us. it is really significant, this.ages was part of the deal with hamas? brute of the deal with hamas? we understand _ of the deal with hamas? - understand president erdogan of turkey spoke to hamas about the thai hostages. we understand from hamas they were willing to give them all, and not part of the deal. hamas announced from the very beginning that they were taken not by hamas and it is very hard to verify who took them. hamas made a commitment took them. hamas made a commitment to the turks and the thai government that they will release the rest of the people who are still in gaza. the talks about extending the ceasefire will be resumed in a short time and it seems they will start again talking about extending the ceasefire. we understand that hamas from the very beginning said they have given up about 100 women and children. and hamas is also willing to negotiate about the older men, but they want some sort of different arrangement with the israelis about releasing them. the talks will resume soon and hamas is ho

the bbc�*s rushdi abualouf witnessed one of the airstrikes while he was buying supplies for his childrene village of bani suhaila. four bombs fell around him in quick succession. he took these pictures, and says a block of about 10 houses had been destroyed. rushdie told us he saw four dead bodies, and more than a hundred injured people in that particular incident. it comes as hamas says the number killed in israel's bombing of gaza has now reached 11,180. it's also suspended talks on freeing the hostages seized during last month's attack on israel, saying this is because of israel's military action around gaza's largest hospital. israel says hamas has bases under the building. the us says it does not want to see firefights in hospitals in gaza. lucy williamson reports. the new map of gaza can't be trusted. safe places becoming empty spaces overnight. this was bani suhella near khan younis this morning in the south of gaza. our correspondent there heard people screaming for help under the rubble. israel has told people to move south, to avoid the fighting in the north. but the search for

the incident was witnessed by our correspondent rushdi abualouf.s children in the village of bani suhaila when four bombs fell around him in quick succession. he sent these pictures, and says a block of around 10 houses had been destroyed. rushdi also told us he saw four dead bodies and more than 100 injured people. it comes as the us national security adviser says washington does not want to see firefighting in hospitals in gaza. —— firefights in hospitals. the world health organization says it has lost contact with gaza's main hospital, the al—shifa. israel's military says it's agreed agreed to evacuate babies in need of oxygen from that hospital and two others. officials at al—shifa say two newborns died as a result of the hospital running out of power, with heavy fighting on the streets outside. this photo was sent to the bbc last night — showing more than 20 babies being kept in a surgical theatre instead of incubators, despite being reportedly in need of oxygen treatment. our correspondent nick beake is injerusalem. the chaos after this morni

that's rushdi abualouf, our correspondent there in gaza.ntinuing to get as much food and aid as possible into gaza, the amount coming in in the first four weeks or so of this war, humanitarian organisation so it is not enough to meet the needs of people who are displaced from their homes in gaza. joining me now is sam bloch from world central kitchen. we joining me now is sam bloch from world central kitchen.— world central kitchen. we have a convo of world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks _ world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks heading - world central kitchen. we have a convoy of trucks heading to - world central kitchen. we have a| convoy of trucks heading to rafah right now with food to get across the rafa border and into our partners in gaza, they are there serving hot meals and meal kits since the day the war began, and so we have been working hand—in—hand with them to get notjust aid but the rite aid in the right quantities to the right people, and they have been doing an absolutely heroicjob up been doing an ab

i spoke to our correspondent rushdi abualouf in khan younis in gaza�*s south, who gave me the latest, this is the biggest medical centre for the entire of gaza strip, and the fighting was intensified around the hospital with thousands of people still trapped inside, people who are fleeing from nearby refugee camps, taking hospital the shelter, there were about 50,000 people, but now the number i think is down to less than 10,000 according to some people who are inside the hospital. most of them left when the corridor was opened. today the situation is very dangerous throughout the day, so leaving the hospital was quite risky, but very few people who made it out of the hospital here in khan younis, thousands of people continue to take this journey through salah al—din road into the southern area, the area that israel asked 1.2 million people to go south, very few of them were from shifa hospital, i met someone here who spent the night last night in the hospital, who described the situation to me that it was really tense, there was a lot of shooting, a lot of bombing, air strikes aroun

our reporter rushdie abualouf is in southern gaza for us with the latest there.rea where israel is telling people to go, because it's safe. about 15 people were killed in this building and many other were missing. the palestinian civil defence are working hard and quickly, trying to find any survivor under the rubble. people were looking, searching, digging with their bare hands. they said five kids were missing under the rubble of this building. this is the latest air strike in khan younis, where about 15 people were killed, about 50 people were injured and many others were missing. the air strike happened in the area that israel asked people to go. this is khan younis, southern gaza, where about two thirds of the population now are displaced from their houses in gaza city and the north. i was talking to families here, the people, and they said that many of those who were killed or missing in this strike were displaced from their houses in gaza city and the north. rushdi abu alouf at the scene of an israeli air strike in the southern city of khan younis. as you

that is my colleague rushdi abualouf there.otal collapse", with 22 of the 36 hospitals in the territory now unable to function due to what it says is a lack of fuel, damage, attacks and insecurity. whilst that is happening, its estimated 160 children are being born every day. working with freelance journalist majdi fathi in gaza, our correspondent yogita limaye reports from jerusalem on what it's like to give birth in gaza. baby crying born in a precarious world, this little boy is one day old, still to be named. his parents fled bombings in gaza city. under the stress of war, he has been born prematurely and needs help to breathe. in the next bed, a four—day—old girl, who's critical. there's been no time to name her either, and they're running out of medicines which could treat her. incubators are still on at the al—aqsa hospital in central gaza, but the fighting is drawing closer. this is hassan, named by hospital staff. both his parents were killed in bombings. he was found cradled in his mother's arms. it's a painful time i

our reporter rushdi abualouf has been able to travel to the camp and sent this report.g under the rubble of about three or four buildings that were destroyed overnight. this is al—maghazi refugee camp. it's in the safe area where israel advised 1.2 million people in gaza city and the north to flee south. they said it's safer. but this destruction is in the safe area where about 50 bodies have already been recovered from this air strike, and many, many others are missing. this is the biggest air strike in this very crowded refugee camp in the middle of the gaza strip. the people are fleeing south because the fighting has intensified around gaza city and the north where israel has started its ground operation — five different battles are going on there. overnight, israel issued another warning for the people, asking them to leave gaza city and the north and to come here. we also heard earlier how he believes this is the most intense night of the conflict so far. well, it's been four weeks now since hamas fighters crossed into israel killing more than 14 hundred people and

collide overwhelmed indeed, rushdi abualouf talking about the situation on the ground. .t the situation on the ground-— on the ground. , and let's get the view of the _ on the ground. , and let's get the view of the un's _ on the ground. , and let's get the view of the un's resident - on the ground. , and let's get the view of the un's resident and - view of the un's resident and humanitarian coordinator in palestine and joins us live from jerusalem. thank you very much indeed for talking to us on bbc news, can i ask you first of all, israel announced it would have these daily humanitarian causes, or your team is on the ground seeing that, or is itjust the evacuation corridor south that they are doing. yes, so they say is, to our understanding, a one—way corridor from the north to the south, so what we need is a humanitarian ceasefire that allows people to go where they want to go safely, but also for humanitarians to be able to deliver assistance throughout all of gaza to those people who are in need, for those people who are in need, for those people who are in need, fo

rushdi abualouf, our correspondent, reporting for us from gaza.nians are continuing to flee from northern gaza — but are they getting out? bbc verify has been looking at the latest video and satellite images from the area to get a clearer picture. merlyn thomas from the team is in the verify hub with more. israel has been ordering civilians in northern gaza to move south for their safety as they continue their offensive in the north. but what does that mean for the civilians of gaza? it's one of the most densely populated areas in the world. there were over1 million people in the northern part before this conflict started. and the israeli military have been telling people to move south down this road, salahadin road, it's one of the two main arteries connecting the north to the south. and we've seen them doing this. these are people who are moving down that road, as you can see, carrying white flags. these are children, men, women walking down this road, fleeing from the north, carrying all the possessions that they have. now, this footage was fil

rushdi abualouf with his latest report this afternoon. 0ur international editor, jeremy bowen, who hasn israel, is with me now. israel is under huge pressure here, hamas denying this was a military command centre. this hamas denying this was a military command centre.— hamas denying this was a military command centre. this goes to the heart of what _ command centre. this goes to the heart of what they _ command centre. this goes to the heart of what they have _ command centre. this goes to the heart of what they have been - command centre. this goes to the l heart of what they have been doing. they have said from the very beginning that shifa was one of their main objectives because of this command centre they absolutely insist it was underground there and that the story has been going around since 2014, that there might be one there. so the priority that they gave to shifa group means that as they drove into gaza city, they killed a lot of people. so their argument has always been that so many people have been killed because hamas have been using them as human shields. in all the othe

thank you very much for your time is money, rushdi. -- i foryourtime is money, rushdi. —— time this morningtood to be looking seriously at plans to change protest laws in the wake of weekly pro—palestine marches. our political correspondent helen catt reports. for rishi sunak last night, a chance to light candles with his family for diwali. a brief pause before a week that could have big consequences for his government. first, he's under pressure to decide the fate of the home secretary, suella braverman. she's been accused of emboldening the far right with a newspaper article which wasn't cleared by downing street. some have linked that to the subsequent violence seen on saturday. and the met police said that intense debate about protest and policing in the run up had contributed to increased community tensions. last night, mrs braverman posted on social media saying our brave police officers deserved thanks for their professionalism in the face of violence and aggression from protesters and counter—protesters and said it was an outrage some were injured. but she said there had been sick,

rushdie told us he saw four dead bodies, and more than 100 injured people in that particular incidentomes as the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, said washington does not want to see firefights in hospitals in gaza. conditions in the two biggest are said to be desperate with patients, staff and the displaced — all trapped. one hospital, the al-quds medical centre, says it has now ran out of fuel and stopped accepting patients. lucy williamson reports. the new map of gaza can't be trusted. safe places becoming empty spaces overnight. this was near khan younis this morning, in the south of gaza. our correspondent there heard people screaming for help under the rubble. israel has told people to move south to avoid the fighting in the north. but the search for shelter here is still a deadly gamble of daily life. samira fled south from the bombardment at the al—shifa hospital, in gaza city. translation: we thought the hospital was a safe place, but it wasn't. - if we'd stayed there another five minutes, we would've been killed. my son got injured, so i left him behind. doctors

let�*s cross live to rushdi abualouf who is in khan younis.re killed _ strikes, more than 30 people were killed in— strikes, more than 30 people were killed in khan younis and rafah. these _ killed in khan younis and rafah. these areas in the south, it is the area _ these areas in the south, it is the area israel— these areas in the south, it is the area israel asked people to flee to, they said _ area israel asked people to flee to, they said it— area israel asked people to flee to, they said it was safe. today, we are having _ they said it was safe. today, we are having more — they said it was safe. today, we are having more people coming from gaza city into _ having more people coming from gaza city into the _ having more people coming from gaza city into the south. in fact, they were _ city into the south. in fact, they were walking about five kilometres because _ were walking about five kilometres because the road leads to gaza city was damaged, which israel were advising — was damaged, which israel were advising people to take into the s

year, compared to the same time last year, the amount of electricity produced by power plants in rushdi country increased by more than it has 60%. at during this period, a total of 1,598 hours of electrical energy were injected into the country's national electricity network. 280,000 tons of goods and products were sold on tuesday in the physical market of the commodity exchange. the value of these transactions was billions of tomans. in the open auction hall , open auction more than 16,000 tons and kionbat and cancel. the deal was made. petrochemical and oil products halls also experienced the sale of 14 thousand tons of polymer and chemical materials. the volume of transactions in kish export goods hall was about 31 thousand tons. 20 thousand tons of cement were sold in the cement hall. the industrial hall also hosts the trade of 11 thousand tons of various types it was a product. also 270 varieties of goods and products. it was sold in the sub-hall. from raising capital to stopping some symbols and holding public and extraordinary meetings and disclosing important information in the

sleep and rest in the middle of loud explosions and continuous bombs almost unstoppable , 31-year-old rushdi siraj was a journalist, filmmaker, founder of ainmia media company with a special agenda to show the world that the people of gaza love life and have dreams. they became narrators of the life of war and resistance. he started out on a business trip, but left it halfway and returned. please keep doing what you're doing right now, because a day ago , a wife and a father were missing from the family gathering around the breakfast table, rashti was martyred. they heard the voice of the wife of his 11 wounded daughter who came from under the rubble seconds after the explosion. after the explosion, you should listen to the sounds like here, a man heard a sound from under the debris of the american bombs , gaza is still alive. the news from gaza indicates that the zionist regime is preparing to intensify and expand the attacks in the south of this strip. by distributing leaflets, the zionists have asked the residents of some southern areas of gaza to leave their homes. before the occupiers a

our reporter rushdie abualouf is in southern gaza for us with the latest there.ke in khan younis, where about 15 people were killed, about 50 people were injured and many others were missing. the air strike happened in the area that israel asked people to go. this is khan younis, southern gaza, where about two thirds of the population now are displaced from their houses in gaza city and the north. i was talking to families here, the people, and they said that many of those who were killed or missing in this strike were displaced from their houses in gaza city and the north. rushdi abu alouf reporting earlier today after that attack in khan younis, southern gaza strip, which are supposed to be a safe area. we will continue to keep an eye on all the developments in gaza, but let�*s go back to that posed major speech by hassan nasrallah, the lebanese hezbollah leader. —— that first major speech. live now to dr andreas krieg, an associate professor at the school of security studies at king�*s college london. what would be your first assessment of that speech, what me

between israel and hamas is happening close to the al-quds hospital, the border right in the city, rushdieds of people have been sheltering in the hospital grounds, there is still 100 patients in the hospital itself. more details coming up with matthew. hello. it's turned into a classic sunshine and showers day, although the showers have been quite plentiful. you can see on our earlier satellite image all of these shower clouds pushing in from the atlantic. it's all being driven by an area of low pressure, the centre of which shows up very clearly as a curl of clouds to the north—west of the uk. as we go through the rest of the day, showers particularly focused in spots exposed to the wind, a strong wind at that across parts of south wales, south—west england and the channel islands. gusty conditions around the coast, not as many showers in eastern england or indeed in northern scotland. and then as we head through the evening, we will see further showers, particularly across northern and eastern coasts. and then a clutch of heavy showers moves across wales, down towards the south—west of

city said about two hundred people were killed in the latest air strikes. 0ur gaza correspondent, rushdiay the biggest since the start of this war. about a50 targets were hit across the gaza strip. but the main focus of the strikes were north west and and south west

people were reported to have left the northern part of the sector through this corridor the bbc's rushdie abual, who is still in the southern gaza strip, details how the evacuation took place. thousands of people arrived here today following an evacuation route that was longer. and in fact this path is very difficult for them. i met several people who came to this camp to nasser hospital. people walked 3-4 km, because it is impossible to get there by transport, the roads are destroyed. i saw a father who carried his son on his shoulders, and it was a scorching sun. the gas here is very unusual for november weather, about 30°. therefore, people have to walk in such heat, carry their children, their belongings, why are they heading south, because the hostilities in gaza city have intensified a lot. the fighting is taking place outside the alkuts hospital in southwestern gaza, as tanks approach the hospital where people are staying. communication with people in that area is almost non-existent, but i managed to talk to one of those who left, he said that there was a real firefight there, fro

yolande knell, bbc news, jerusalem. 0ur correspondent in gaza rushdi abulaouf has this update on theeah, let's start from here, as like 10—12 minutes ago, there was a huge air strike here in khan yunis, close to close to the hospitals. shrapnels were flying to the courtyard of this nasser hospital. this is the second—largest medical centre in gaza — now it's the biggest medical centre that's serving almost half of the population. in khan yunis, we noticed today for the last 4—5 hours at least, air strikes in khan yunis — but in gaza city and the north, where israel is fighting in eight different battles, we understand the biggest one is northwest and southwest. fighting will continue — not as intense as yesterday, but fighting will continue there. we have seen footage of air strikes and exchange of fire in some of the blazes overnight. we have about a0 people at least killed, some say 50 — still no official figure from the palestinian health ministry here in gaza about the number of people killed overnight. but, yes, we have air strikes in central gaza, in the city, in the area that

for more on the situation in gaza, here's the latest from our correspondent there, rushdi abualouf.tensifying its airstrikes on gaza city targeting areas north—west and southwest of gaza, i've seen footage of real destruction in buildings, flames of fire rising out of a huge building in central gaza is the ground operation has been expanding, israel seems to be pushing hard by airstrikes to the area around the gaza city, tightening the blockade around gaza city. but in the south area at the aerial israel asks 1.2 million people to flee, also airstrikes intensified, we heard about in airstrikes and graphic, one in khan younis, and also 70 or 80 people were killed in khan younis and rapid day after day but also gaza, 250 people, the death toll according to health ministry is over 10,000 people, tonight they say 2000 700 people are missing, they said most of them were buried under the rubble of their building and the medical crew and the rescue team could not find them, they could not dig because there is a lack of equipment. the humanitarian situation is getting worse in gaza, here in

concern is about situation in the centre of the gaza strip at refugee camp. 0ur gaza correspondent rushdie scene. they are still looking under the rubble of about three or four buildings which were destroyed overnight. this is maghazi refugee camp. it's in the safe area where israel advised 1.2 million in gaza city and the north to flee south. this is a safe place, but this destruction is in the safe area, where about 50 bodies have been recovered from this air strike. many, many others are missing. this is the biggest air strike, it is in a crowded refugee camp in the middle of the gaza strip. the people are fleeing south because the fighting is in gaza city and in the north where israel is part of the ground operation. five different battles are going on there. 0vernight, israel issued another warning for the people, asking them to leave gaza city and the north and to come here. we are still waiting to hear from the idf to hear whether they were reporting at that time. as we've been reporting, the exit of foreigners from gaza via the rafah border crossing has been stalled due to an appa