taken by how most militants have died, and army spokesman set them and died together in the city of san eunice in southern gaza during the armies operation that you noticed when k master is ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he would not consider attributing garza until israel's conditions a match. meanwhile, gardens in the south for potentially have seen more destruction. and more is rainy strikes. relentless strikes on rough ha, the palestinians are taken to attend at a field hospital in the southern most city of calls, the strikes also hit the city of han, eunice where destruction is so widespread that newly flattened buildings no longer stand out underneath the rubble is um, your old dream. sars mother. you call us cause it enough if we have lost a lot, we lost all our loved ones. we have nothing left enough for the love of god implemented cease fire enough. we are tired, humiliated, and broken up. the prospect for full truth now look, slim after us president joe biden presented what are you called and is really ceasefire proposal that would also see to the release of hostages,

point for aids and then onto the main highway that leads to the european hospital in the city of san eunice. the un says the amount of support entering the gaza strip is still not enough for civilians assigned. a lot of it's communications . advise that with a no agent refugee council. we have to how much with differences these tactical policies would make or no, it really is not enough that what we need is a ceasefire in order to be able to access all parts of garza and a massive surgeon of humanitarian assistance. of course, having some degree of access to the cam, so i'm crossing which agencies have largely been unable to reach is, is one step forward, but there is so much more, there is so much devastation and destruction and need in gotta, that is real, needs to be doing more to allow for a to enter and to provide for the protection of humanitarian. once that is received to be able to access all parts of gaza and distribute aid to everyone wherever they are. throughout the enclave. china low from the norwegian refugee council of police and the german city of handbook of shelves of mine

and there were sheltering in the nearby city of san eunice after fling their home in the north i should be good shot of cutting you and this is not enough the said, but i know she will pay no the commission, they own the coach each or more for so the, so that the cut them out and buy something that will issue the score. let's go to the bottom. even though, let's say you, let's go to the letter i thought i saw i didn't know the not long after he left to buy biscuits for his 2 year old son said us, there was an attack on the building where there were staying of dollars. daughters can be seen here in this video from the red crescent. and degree the show by about are you still the city, the city? that is why somebody who was one of at least 11 people killed in the attack along with it on the 10 enough us to get on the knob on the handle while block the point on gun i'm up. i'm silent and who lives with little dog. yeah, to get on the head, the foot off, it was the, the the, the 30 day that you might have method that's called the stuff. and then what i can show the heavy and if the show and

so i also have coming up is ready for us to shut a residential building in the southern city of san eunice reports of casualties.

continues in 10 units and dropped by 6 policy news were killed, transferred to the european hospital in san eunice. different air strikes in multiple areas and all the areas are all it does with new saying it's the same exact in terms of various excellent. let's look focus and it says based on it's a year for more than 4 days now of the ground and encouraging by the is really forces continue. there has been a lot of people traps we have been receiving appeals from yesterday for people asking the i c r c. any uh, organization to evacuate. some places that they are trapped. there's surrounded by our ton of years having as strikes. they do not have food. ambulances could not reach that area. and some of the people say that they're injured and they have not been receiving any medical treatment. it's also very hard for german is to go there for paramedics, for medical teams and palestinians are top also, there has been no watch or are fluids in that area for these palestinians. and there's 2 calling interviewing for anyone to is about to wake them and rescue them from the middle of the flyer. but in ge

and that has a little of a hi, not noticing that i was displaced from norfolk to a school in san eunice in law. she's not suitable for leaving a tool. we struggle to get water, we wait for hours, 5 or 6 hours to find some. and then we go home, that's why we saved the risk for drinking us for cleaning and washing. we get that though to go to for the buffer. i'm can see here there's funding. there is nothing to eat or drink. we will to long distances to find a distribution point or community kitchen the find a solution. while a total, earlier out to 0 spoke to our with team and who is the founder and president of the charity in our. she explained to us the difficulties her organization has faced distributing aid in gaza. an aide either comes in through a crossing in the south kind of was silent or it comes in inter crossing via the north. but there is no movement or easy movement rather of a, between the north and the south and vice versa. and this is problem added because the same items don't come through every single crossing point. i'm in fact 8 organizations don't have much of a say i

whether over nice to i was carried out next to the nice side of medical facility in the city of san eunice. now this, but they said sitting online shows. ready the moment of the psych hospital was p, the c one of the largest medical facilities in the region. it is unclear whether there was any victims in this latest attack a deadly slice on the city. rafa was carried out as well, resulting in dozens of victims. and it's heartbreaking for the young bill says goodby mom, as the body of a deceased mother, is taken away from her. and she's not alone. in henry, the bodies of 11 victim from his room, he asked so i can run a lady in the mall of the european hospital until heartbroken, but it is gathered to bid farewell within this on the walls, while mon is outside of the prize for the dead that way you can take a look at the scale, all the destruction you can see in here are the, my filled in our policy media report say that over 70 percent of the city of infrastructure as have been destroyed. since the idea of expanded this operation into the area of hob of gauze is 2300000 residents, i had pre

i was displaced from left off to a school in san eunice in law. she's not suitable for leaving a tool. we struggle to get water, we wait for hours, 5 or 6 hours to find some, and then we go home. that's why we saved the risk for drinking us for cleaning and washing. we get that though to go to for the buffer. i'm can see here there's fun and there is nothing to eat or drink. we will for long distances to find a distribution point or community kitchen. find a solution. earlier we spoke to our daemon who is the founder and president of a charity nara. she explained the difficulties or organization faces ditch distributing, aiden goslin, an aide either comes in through a crossing in the south kind of was silent or it comes in inter crossing via the north. but there is no movement or easy movement rather of a, between the north and the south and vice versa. and this is problem added because the same items don't come through every single crossing point. i'm in fact 8 organizations don't have much of a say in what comes through. so in the south you have

population um last night towards that catastrophic nights with incredible bombings on blue ridge camp in san eunice in the middle area in the fall and this hospital received in the last 24 hours, 75 patient sore dead on arrival and went over 300 critically wounded patients. it is beyond anything that. 5 my set of the policy and colleagues that we have here and some medical organizations providing a clear political support. it's just beyond anything we can imagine. um, i was talking to uh, the father of a patient who was asking me, he said, where are the humans, where are the humans and i'm used to emergencies, but i have to say that i broke down and then he broke down as when it's it's, it's just hard to comprehend the amount of instrument and t that's that there is right now being while a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that israel is preparing for what he calls strong action in the news. he made the comments during a visit to an army base in northern israel and comes off to a missile launched by the lebanese on group. has buller hit the area this week, causing a huge on a lot. i'm abou

it was displaced from norfolk to school in san eunice in law . she's not suitable for leaving a tool. we struggle to get water, we wait for hours, 5 or 6 hours to find some, and then we go home. that's why we saved the risk for drinking us for cleaning and washing. we get that though to go to for the buffer. i'm can see here there's funding. there is nothing to eat or drink. we will to long distances to find a distribution point or community kitchen the find a solution. over s months of relentless is rarely strikes and shilling have crippled guns. as healthcare system, hospitals have been damaged and critical medical equipment destroyed. now of all into a medical mission is helping to fix broken machines at the alexa hospital in data butler of correspondence, honeywell would to the facility with a medical engineer. this is ongoing more for the past month medical equipment and machines and all the hospitals has been applied desire and catastrophic. and here's some of the key points of the situation. that shortage of medical supplies, the lack of a

eunice ashizawa owns soco hardware. >> next year will be our 100th year anniversary. >> it's one of japan town's oldest remaining businesses, and it bears the old name for san franciscoco, meaning mulberry bush harbor. but the real key to japantown is the people, and ashizawa is one of the rare residents who grew up here whose family managed to survive a century of forced displacements that pushed generations of japanese americans out. one of the biggest blows came during world war two, after pearl harbor, when 120,000 american citizens and immigrants of japanese ancestry were forced by the u.s. government into concentration camps throughout the west. >> so that's, a toshinobu mihara and grandma hideko mihara, linda mihara is an origami artist and owner of the paper tree store. >> her family was among the japantown residents who saw their life's work go to waste. her grandparents owned the oriental culture book company in a four story victorian house with a large gym in the back. >> when the internment happened, they put what they could into storage. unfortunately, that was all looted despite the anti-asian hate postwar, her family and others returned and worked to r