but subsequently you were told that sage, members of the sage i that sage, members of the sage committeeold that that representation of sage's opinion was inaccurate? i am that representation of sage's opinion was inaccurate? i am not sure to start. _ opinion was inaccurate? i am not sure to start, but _ opinion was inaccurate? i am not sure to start, but you _ opinion was inaccurate? i am not sure to start, but you could i opinion was inaccurate? i am not sure to start, but you could see i sure to start, but you could see what they themselves set after the first stage happen. from that time on a lot of people around sage started to talk as if they have been recommending this for a long time. whereas as you can see from the evidence they were not even recommending it in the wake of the 9th of march. that recommending it in the wake of the 9th of march-— recommending it in the wake of the 9th of march. that was obviously an extremely serious _ 9th of march. that was obviously an extremely serious problem. - 9th of march. that was obviously an extremely serious problem. the i extremely ser

my sage people and patrick vallance how to manage sage . my view was how to manage sage.ter's office, chris, typically needed deep technical, scientific and data science skills and tools. right at the heart of power that could interpret information coming in not just from sage but from everybody all around the whole system , including test and trace system, including test and trace , including the joint biosecurity centre and dozens of other entities . all right . other entities. all right. >> we're going to move on to a new issue which is the consideration of vulnerable and at risk groups in the course of the decision making between february and the lockdown decision of the 23rd of march, can you tell the inquiry, please, to what degree the position of vulnerable and at risk groups was considered by decision makers in downing street on the run up during the run up to the decision to impose a national lockdown ? a national lockdown? >> could you say exactly what you mean by vulnerable and whatever it was, i'm sorry. yes >> persons who would be potentially vulnerable to th

but sage advised the _ i were told, and yeah.d the government - i were told, and yeah. but sage advised the government against border screening because they took the view that it would be ineffective. you can't test in the absence of a testing system for asymptomatic patient, you can conceal your symptoms of, you may become infected on a plane and no symptoms will show until after you have arrived, so did the government not appreciate that in practical terms, such a step would be extremely difficult to put into practise? extremely difficult to put into ractise? ~ , , ., , practise? well, yes, not sure ifi have misunderstood, _ practise? well, yes, not sure ifi have misunderstood, one - practise? well, yes, not sure ifi have misunderstood, one of - practise? well, yes, not sure ifi have misunderstood, one of us i practise? well, yes, not sure if i i have misunderstood, one of us has misunderstood. we were told that it was impossible, we were told the british state couldn't do it in january, we didn't have the infrastructure to do

tt2 pm and i was told any this week that it came from sage, however, obviously, since then, sage andthink it is actually been, i don't think it is actually been, i don't know what the answer to this is, what i do know is that patrick —— patrick and chris talked about this concept in this week and this was another red flag for some of us in numberten, because was another red flag for some of us in number ten, because of course some of us had worked on political campaigns and we knew a lot of sufficient coming from behavioural scientists turned out to be dodgy science and docky concepts so we were worried about this, but, in that week —— dodgy concepts is, a critical meme that was being repeated this has to be done at the right time, this has to be done at the right time.— right time, this has to be done at the riaht time. ~ ~ the right time. when you say the pm was told and — the right time. when you say the pm was told and i _ the right time. when you say the pm was told and i was _ the right time. when you say the pm was told and i was told, _ the right time. when you say the pm was

it was obvious, because sage and i was obvious, because sage and through— was obvious, because sage andge advised and through the cmo and the csa the _ sage advised and through the cmo and the csa the government _ sage advised and through the cmo and the csa the government was _ sage advised and through the cmo and the csa the government was aware i the csa the government was aware that the _ the csa the government was aware that the ability— the csa the government was aware that the ability of— the csa the government was aware that the ability of the _ the csa the government was aware that the ability of the state - the csa the government was aware that the ability of the state to i the csa the government was aware that the ability of the state to be i that the ability of the state to be able to _ that the ability of the state to be able to control _ that the ability of the state to be able to control the _ that the ability of the state to be able to control the spread - that the ability of the state to be able to control the spread of i that the ability of the state to be able to cont

r21 was not the only vaccine that sage reviewed at its meeting last workers it also recommended a newcine against dengue for children up to 16 living in areas where dengue is a significant public health problem. problem. sage also recommended a new vaccine against meningitis, which has been shown to protect against five sub groups of the bacteria that cause the diseases, and it recommended that for most covid vaccines, a single doseis for most covid vaccines, a single dose is sufficient for primary immunisation, given most people have had at least one prior infection. in addition, sage issued advice on the use of vaccine, to prevent anti—microbial resistance as well as for polio, cholera, mumps and smallpox. to say more, i am delighted to welcome the chair of sage, the chief physician at the department of health security at the finnish institute for health and welfare. . . ., ~ , ., finnish institute for health and welfare. . . ., ~ ., finnish institute for health and welfare. . . . ., welfare. hannah, thank you for your leadership at _ welfare. hannah, thank you for your leadership a

, so romantic, sage? in order not to get sick, they always do it in advance preventative prevention, of course, is prevention? friends, this is also possible, this sage tea, because it is anti-inflammatory, whoever comes to me drinks this sage tea, no one gets sick, and i also sing, so that my throat doesn’t hurt, yes, then when... accordingly, you can rinse it and all the symptoms really go away, here we have sage, hinocea is also nestled here , you can brew it, make such infusions and decoctions, you cannot but agree with marina, you are absolutely right, and the only thing you need is such a small condition, when you don’t feel very well, your throat is sore, you start gargling with it, and self-medicate, your condition should improve, yeah. if you get treatment and it doesn’t get better and gets worse, who do you need again? doctor. a study has been conducted that sage together with eichinocea give a good result, they work together, and their potency doubles. sometimes even the doctor advises, with an

so sage scientist. much enthusiasm for the camera. is stuff camera. this is more stuff coming the covid inquiry coming out in the covid inquiry and sir patrick vallance basically said that the sage scientists had too much enthusiast ism for the camera and i got to be honest, it's, it's, it's addictive , it's juicy. >> you got lost in your gaze. >> you got lost in your gaze. >> it's . yeah. so i get it. i >> it's. yeah. so i get it. i get it. those poor guys, i understand what they were going through. >> there did seem. steve, but they did get a bit into the, into the attention didn't they. and there is this point though i'm going to be very fair to sage, to do, but sage, which i hate to do, but they're saying, well, they were supposed to be independent. so of criticised the of course they criticised the government, in these government here in these released patrick, released messages and patrick, sir saying, sir patrick vallance is saying, well, actually it's not very helpful coming and helpful to keep

there was an assumption across government, across the cabinet office department of health and sage, that lockdown was impossible in a western country, any way we didn't have the all of tinges that you needed in place to actual will do it, you didn't have test and trace and what not you would need to have afterwards, that vaccines were almost definitely not going to have any impact at least in 2020 and possibly never, so the whole point was, that up to and including the week of the 9th, the debate you keep referring to, there wasn't a debate, that was the whole problem, there wasn't a debate about the fundamental assumptions underlying plan a, there wasn't a debate until me and others started to i saying hang on a second, if you actually fall law the logic of what plan a is it will be a catastrophe —— follow. and we have to ask these questions and consider an alternative plan b, but before that, there was no debate about this, it was just assumed. there was a debate at the scientific level, between mitigation and suppression, but it may be than that debate and the merits of mitigation ver

we are working — is on the sage meeting. we are working on— is on the sage meeting. case scenario _ is our reasonable worst case scenario for which plans are being developed. with r, reproduction rate of two _ developed. with r, reproduction rate of two to— developed. with r, reproduction rate of two to three, so one person infects— of two to three, so one person infects two— of two to three, so one person infects two to three people in an unimmunised population, mortality of maybe _ unimmunised population, mortality of maybe 2%~ _ unimmunised population, mortality of maybe 2%. a doubling time of maybe three to _ maybe 2%. a doubling time of maybe three to five days and an incubation period _ three to five days and an incubation period of— three to five days and an incubation period of mean five days. this code within— period of mean five days. this code within the _ period of mean five days. this code within the next few weeks, become widespread and turn into a significant pandemic relatively quickly — significant pandemic relatively quickly. then he addresses who w

but 1st, honey mcclure describes the impact of as well sage from inside gaza. the people are now hungry for as the owner of the commissioner houses stated, the residents of the gaza strip are expected to face an otter disaster. and in the coming days, caught in a trap in a war zone and the residence of this a small territory are expected to face and unimaginable suffering as the human at 3 and situations are worse than in an age. having the 80 groups stated that water supply, sanitation and highest gene facilities have really been disrupted services to more than 700 people evacuating or from the northern part garza city to the southern part of the gaza strip. the would you any me now? i'll guess in con eunice in garza as month so sherman of residents have cancer in ramallah as bush or kelly, the policy lead and the occupied pellets and the entire tree and his ro for aux fan and. and basically him is for home jeffery communications and advocacy. cooled nice a fully occupied palestinian territory for action. i think you will very much for joining us here on insid

and divine values ​​have been expressed, and this conflict between islam and iran or what our wise sagee honorable teacher mr. motahari has expressed in the mutual services of islam and iran, has been expressed with his eloquent pen . my personal opinion is that they do not know iran and do not know that islam is in the fabric of iran, and if you want, philosophers, sages, jurists, poets and cultural figures. and leave iran's name aside, iran is nothing but a name , it has placed iran's pride in a high place of civilization. shiraz has both persepolis and hafiziya, and they have a lamp on shah's peak. there is no opposition between these three. persepolis is the symbol of iranian civilization. it is a symbol of the art and knowledge that iranians had. and these very civilizational possessions of iranians became the basis, as soon as they were invited to islam, they accepted with all their being and soul and hafez... the manifestation of this connection between iran and religion, the persian speakers expressed the religion in this way, so it is the symbol of iranian civilization. it is t

we must celebrate the position of this famous poet for all of us , friends of all cultures, poets, sagesilosophers, people of art and literature, people of science and culture is essential. compared to all that is exemplified by this honorable verse. in the name of god. val qalam and ma yestoron. what is concealed by the pen and subject to the oath of hazrat bari ta'ala. every mask is not a pen. that is the secret of the pen. it should follow humanization, quranic society building and civilization building. his pen should be in the direction of expressing the mysticism of culture and the truth of religion, and he wants to bring human happiness and make an opportunity for how to live an easy pen . basically, it is effective in ages and generations all the people of science and culture, literature and art can be fed from this table and from this place. take both the lesson of sincerity and the lesson of effectiveness. we gathered to celebrate a poet. in fact, no poet or character has been able to influence hafez shirazi's words at this level, no poet character has been able to and no book

what is happening with the sage and gaza? what, what is the disconnect of? but it's, but it's meant to mean yes, i think there wouldn't be this would be a strong political. well, i'm a political leader in the ward and the you to press start on it to the, from the international community from the you and the buses. and the from the political and lead us, as mentioned on to, from the people of the war to continue are you, they think the voices and demonstrating guess as to protest against this escalation, against thought. to think this, to be a 2 is 202-4082 attempts to international, the national. no, this should be a collective ward, acquitted the action and from all the governments, i don't toward it too in order to get them to come together. it to the, to a c, y, a media to play and for the people who are feeding kids for read it for more than 23 days. a bush read. do you have any heart at this point in time? that at the very least, we're going to see a humanitarian ceasefire put in place before you know more and more people die and goes a, you know, um, o

and then there was sage, scientific advisory sage, the scientific advisory group for emergencies .e group for emergencies. the modelling from sage was key to locking down when the rise of omicron began in late 2021. the sage modelling suggested that omicrons effect would be calamitous . it later emerged calamitous. it later emerged that the modelling only accounted for scenarios in which omicron was a more dangerous variant than its predecessor was. this, of course, turned out not to be true. it was bad, wrong modelling. it was a significantly weaker variant than its predecessors . and thank than its predecessors. and thank heavens we had boris who at that stage resisted the pressure to lock down. othennise our economy would have been damaged even more . we now know that the more. we now know that the scientific advisers were busy overegging the pudding, so scientific advisers were busy overegging the pudding , so when overegging the pudding, so when daryl nicola sturgeon you remember her, the one who has those things, caravan things in her in lords gardens, introduced face masks i

also ahead of the lead, i ordered the complete sage. i'm guessing that will be no electricity, no food, no fuel. everything will be cut off. we are flat and human animals and we actually accordingly is ready. defense minister old is a total sage of galls and calls the people as well as spies to get a.

you have ask along often early warning people that to leave. israel meanwhile, has imposed a total sage on cost. cutting off all surprised food, washer, and fuel. the eu has opposed to move. and the us president has confirmed that 14 americans were killed in how mass has made it to a probation. he also reiteration washington support israel. we must be crystal clear. we stand with israel. we stand with israel. we will make sure 0 has what it needs to take care of, and citizens defend itself or respond to this attack. there's no justification for terrace. there's no excuse. mazda does not stand for the palestinians, people's right to a degree, the self determination. the state of purposes is not lation of the state of israel, and the murder of jewish people. they used palestinian civilians as human shields. mazda offers nothing but tear and bloodshed with no regard to pays the price and goals. are they all growing concerns about the humanitarian situation? there? a sofa takes a look of the building of the building blocks of to below so on. now, lab, how many people, the site, including ch

thyme, sage, lemon balm, the beneficial properties of these herbs cannot be counted, growing is onlying elderberries, pick this flower from the elderberry markings like this. yes, it’s not ready yet, now this is it, when it’s already blooming, in general the easiest work will probably be today, just find those that already have flowers , put all these things on this one, it’s not difficult, with elderberry probably the best thing, there is nothing labor-intensive here, in ancient greece elderberry was considered a home amulet, doctors prescribed it for heart disease during colds to increase immunity, the instructions have been time-tested. and how does it taste? but the taste is so tart, tart, you can, well, just drink it, no matter how well it doesn’t taste very good. the hot time in this area is from april to november, planting, care, collection, the place was chosen taking into account when and how the sun sets, away from the city, closer to the forest, for dusting, bees live here, no insects i just can’t do it, i still have one more job for you... we’ll cut our sage, it’s already

level as it is today, that's what the kgb did, they specifically issued the protocols of the zionist sages in the arab countries in the arabic language, but in 1967 they invented palestinians, and the arabs , who before that were very ashamed of this name and said that no, we are not palestinians, by the way , palestinians were called palestinians at that time until a certain period, until the year 48... ' they called the jews who moved there, uh, goldem wrote about it, that's where they stopped palestinians, and today no one doubts that this is a people who have always lived there, the very name, by the way, is like from the bible philistines, who are of origin from one of the greek islands, they are not related to arabs at all, they have no relation, arabs appeared there six centuries after eh , after the name palestine appeared and so on, well, i mean... i only told one of these sloppy narratives, there are actually quite a few, quite a few, and this is how israel is dealing with it we constantly have to live in this, unfortunately, and the libyans there, yes the so-called western intel

live, you simply cannot do without insects, i still have one more job for you, yes, we will cut our sagesaid that we don’t have mechanization here, and we still work the old fashioned way, we work here with sickles, a sickle is very common for me, of course, i’m a city person, i don’t understand what it is, but we didn’t teach it, are already ready to work here, it’s not possible to cut plants right away, this requires some skill, from there, yes yes. so yourself, so look, oh, that’s it, it probably didn’t work out a little the first time, but i think later it worked out and well done, he’s trying, i think we need people like this, after collecting all the herbs are dried in large ovens, for each its own temperature, its own time, according to technology, the plants mix voila, we look, it just all depends on the branches, well, in general , the smell is already different, such a different smell, and very, very different, delicious after taste, this is what it ’s like, it looks like something from my grandmother something i also made this, i don’t know, but it really looks like a dessert,

before that quite, quite fruitfully, that is, they published in arab countries the protocols of the sagesn and so on, there was not, you know, there was such a not very friendly attitude towards the jews, but it was not brought to such a level, as it is today, this is what the kgb did, they specifically published the protocols of zionist sages in arab countries in arabic, but in 1967 they invented er, palestinians and arabs, who before that were very ashamed of this name and said that they did not , we are not palestinians, by the way, they were called palestinians at that time to a certain extent period, up to the year 48, the jews who moved there were called palestinians, the elder wrote about it, and here they became palestinians, and today no one doubts that this is a people who have always lived there, the name itself, by the way, is like from the bible, the philistines, who, by their origin from one of the greek islands, are not related to the arabs at all, have no relation, the arabs appeared there six centuries after the e, after, if, how the name palestine appeared and so on, wel

it's military capabilities, and that has been its main focus of the they're also using the sage. we know that very, very early on, i think it was the 2nd of the 2nd or 3rd day they announced the siege ongoing that they would, that would be no food fuel. electricity would be caught, that would be no, a water that everything would be caught and nothing would go into gaza and they're using that also as one of the tactics. now concerns about getting aid in have also been spoken about, you know, people are worried that the aid people in israel, excuse me, i'm worried that the aid will get into the wrong hands that it will actually get to to the last militants. and this concerns also from the as riley's that they could be things other than 8 inside those trucks to have weapons, perhaps a possibility to re um or to resupply some have mass militants. so those concerns of definitely being spoken about for me is riley's. now what's the change now is the president finding visited yesterday and he really pushed full some a to be allowed. and the as riley's have relented benjamin netanyahu sa

the government, the class, a total sage, i think is what it calls human animal earlier. hundreds always re lease to buy palestinian fine wires. politics failed so badly. lots next to both sides. this is inside story. the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's, a, them a gauze as people living in terra under the most intense bombing campaign, as well. has evelyn just against one of the world's most densely populated areas. meanwhile, more bodies have being recovered in southern israel off the last 5 is a tax and old life policy is riley settlements and the books with targeted israel has announced a complete blockade of gauze. the meeting is 2300000 people face a humanitarian catastrophe. perhaps worse than before. yes, it is right. the occupation and siege of life more than half the population in poverty lacking essential goods and dependent on aid. as well as defense minister, a member of the main stream liquid party and not it's far right. coalition partners describe the siege strategy referring to the palestinians. the fighting. as animals must be leaving. i have ordered a complet

we are flat and human animals and we actually accordingly is ready defense minister or does a total sage of goals and calls the people is riley spies against out of all the countries department has to say that as well is going to change the middle east and west and farm, and it's just like a lot of movies that weston weapons delivered to you afraid of surprising throughout the globe. and it's wise to say the home office on the a welcome mach 7 p. i'm hearing most going. you're watching auntie international with the very latest world news on the day, despite to happy with us on top story this our well, garza is still under attack. the death toll of palestinians is wisdom to $560.00. as a result of the licensed is really missed all strikes. another 2900 people have been wounded according to the local helpful thought. at least 50 palestinians also to have been killed. and the latest attack, a warning for you, the following images are disturbing. 6, the most recent idea of striking doesn't hit the job only a refugee time tending and wounding money. but the precise number i've remains on know

the sages lowball pours. maybe because this focus each can not class photo the problem the get in why content last? because in a service stage people were stopped in gaza, it is when we're not stand seen. so stuff ation. and the word dad was saying it, well they're both. they open and get you wednesday, then the corner door and they're having some value ready. 3rd sees fire. this is not the problem. the problem is 17. use open. the whole thing is c as you wait for me. oh, nice deep then don't seem to not be normalized by the same cheese. totally normalized by is right by the community by every one. and then everyone is saw as the show with that pretty soon is very, very good. i will give you the same buff bother with measures to build and then do ok. i want to go back to deanna deanna when we put this statement by the is right. the minister of defense about cutting off all the food fuel water to gaza along side in the context of what these right of the prime minister has been talking about about taking action

but 1st time i flew describes the impact of as well, sage from inside, gaza. the people are now hungry for as the honor work commissioner has stated, the residents of the gaza strip are expected to face an otter disaster. and in the coming days caught in a trap in a war zone, the residence of this a small territory are expected to see some unimaginable suffering as the human at 3 institutions are worse than inc and age housing, the 80 group is stated that water supply sanitation in hygiene facilities have really been disruptive services, do more than 700 people evacuating it from the northern part garza city to the southern part of the gaza strip. which only me now august in con eunice and guns as month. so sherman of residents have cancer in ramallah is bush or kelly the policy late in the occupied palestinian territory. and as ro for aux fan and basically him is were home jaffar, a communications and advocacy coordinator for the occupied palestinian territory for action. i thank you very much for joining us here on inside story most. so if i can begin with y

ok, sam calls for food to be allowed in series, but the sage territory and mike johnson makes moves in support of you as well on his 1st day is baker of the us house of representatives, the color we have some rain in the full cost across pops up the middle east, we have of course, had the scientists make his way to the east side of a young man some way, whether that to into southern areas of a mancha spectrum. and it shows that anybody does the issue that could cause some localize or even some flash flooding for a time. maybe even have a pulse of some raining kata on shoes. they often there's a possibility of a few hmo spots afraid even around that eastern side of the arabian peninsula as we go through the next couple of days. so if i pull the will see your call yet nice. has found you stuff. some of this but some heavier, right in there, a possibility to east know mount southern end of the red sea possibility of some wet weather here as well. no. so saturdays 10, retry blue sky is across that eastern side of the mediterranean. so settled and sunny because they aren't around the $33.00

what is happening with the sage and gaza? what, what is the this collective? but it's, but it's meant to mean, yes. i think there wouldn't be. this would be a through the political. well, i'm a political leader in the ward and the you to press start on it to the, from the international community, from the you in the budget and from the point to color. and lead us, as mentioned on to, from the people of the war to continue really they think the voices and demonstrating guess as to protest against this escalation against start to think this to be a 2 is 2. 024. is it a $82.00 attempts to international the no, this should be a collective ward, acquitted the action a from all the governments i don't toward is to, in order to get them to come together in to the, to a c, y, a media to play. and for the people who are feeding didn't forge, read it for more than 23. did bush read? do you have any heart at this point in time? that at the very least, we're going to see a humanitarian sci fi put in place before you know more and more people die and goes a, you know, um,

sage steele, nice to see you. >> thank you. be back. >> bill: i want to show you some of the brands who profited, nfl, roku. ocean spray, free state brewery and on and on it goes. one thing is being overlooked here. there may be a blossoming relationship with swift and kelce and maybe find their way to the altar someday. maybe it's possible. taylor swift has a huge film that's about to be released, right? and she wants a big opening weekend, doesn't she, sage? >> listen, this young woman is brilliant in every way. i have never met her. i think she an incredible artist and entertainer. all the cutaway shots in time square and promoting the movie. the commercials in breaks we had not seen on nfl games or sunday night football for sure. she is smart but at the end of the day, who knows how legitimate it is? i do think that it's a fine line. a lot of the sports geeks like me are fine, i get it. and let's just watch some football, right? what exactly is that line? although i compare it honestly to what we've seen the last month or s

many people would feel none of what happened to get caught up. happen were not for a 17 year long sage on guys that the extraordinary sort of escalation of the war and the palestinians by d as riley, as is particularly vicious, is right the government and as in yahoo, smart origin. but it gave her a body's bodies. the real context is the, is the ongoing crimes against your miles. you've been committed against the public stadiums or there is no damage that that is around sales and bones at the moment as do it's major backers. so richard has just laid out the narrative as he sees it in the context of the low. but just tell us a bit about how this is seen in the us because you study the us and it's policy towards the middle east. i mean, i watch us media as well. in fact i, i, i live most of the time in new york, although i'm currently in though 22 us citizens killed. 17 missing and may be held prisoner. do you think the prison, the cost of it and the word hostage is the one that's being used in the us media? do you think that perhaps explain some of the reporting and then some of the act

to boil also sages that e u foreign ministers agree that israel had a right to, to defend itself, something to do so within the premises of international law. and any c juvenile cases of calls and certainly didn't enter into those parameters. he said that on all sides of violence must be de escalate to the police go solution had to be found that he also addressed this issue of your opinion, financial aid to the palestinian territories. that had been some tool about whether or not the you or somebody you meant the states would want to cods that age. but he said that europe's foreign ministers had decided to another degree at that point natural a to continue to the palestinian authority. so the palestinian authority is a poem, no all for your opinion is important that that money continues to help people, particularly with the humanitarian situation on the ground. and it's costing that a to the palestinian authority would play into the hands and feet. do you said to him, i talked about the, i'll just sarah power as well. this war has been dominating headlines around the world out just there wa

but the sage territories immediately, but it's still not clear when this will happen. also i'm the program is rel, maintains it's as strikes on the cost of the strip bombing areas in the south where it is previously tells public statements to seek safety. germany increases civilian i forgot to ask the meeting but it is rarely leaders foreign minister island.

or note trustee has now run out for 2300000 people of the israel imposed its total sage aid work as a hospitals will run out of fuel within 2 days with devastation, consequences for thousands of patients, hospitals and clinics. all overwhelmed, the health ministry says 70 percent of the population in northern garza has no access to medical treatment since the you in palestinian refugee agency about 2 agents senses. this video shows a power medic responding to an attack in southern gaza. that's where it is, where i've had oden, palestinians to flee for their own safety as well. deny is targeting the area on that's good places now on the situation inside gaza. jamila, who's the new not joins us now on the phone, from con eunice, in the southern gaza strip. jamila. i'm send you live in garza city, but you've had to flee with your own family and with so many others. i'm glad that you will save. i understand, you know, in a shelter in the south, can you talk us through what conditions in life yes, uh today is the 1st day of the staying at the you and shelters. and the shelves of the guys a

i told you a good terrorist as food and supplies must be alive, ends, but the sage tethered truth immediately, but it's still not clear when this will happen. also, i'm the program is rel, maintains its, and strikes on the costs. a strict bombing area is in the south where is previously calls public statements to seek safety. germany increases civilian i forgot to ask the meeting, but it is rarely lead is foreign minister on alarm example of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. the troll again, you're welcome to the program you and secretary general antonio botanist has visited the rafa border crossing between egypt and gaza, calling for it to be a reopened to allow age to reach. palestinians causes facing shortages to fuel food and medicines. the lens has more than 2000000 people out at risk of dehydration. and what's important is easiest. a loaner securing up at the board, but not being allowed into the territory. the website is 100 truck loads a day, a needed to good to address that. the difficult situation required extraordinary humanitarian measures. unfortunately, these it is not a, n

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