.>> scott mcclain is following development's from london. scott, i understand there is a developing situation at one of the largest hospitals.>> israel has been telling people all to evacuate four weeks now, that includes 22 hospitals and healthcare facilities. the major ones have been saying look, there is no safe place for people, and there is no safe way to evacuate the sick and injured, some of whom are children. that would be tantamount to a death sentence for the sick and injured. yesterday one of those hospitals, the second largest in gaza got a warning, they called it a threat. phone calls were received, with a clear and direct threat that the hospital must be evacuated at once or the red crescent holds full responsible for the lives of everyone inside the hospital. dave called with similar warnings more than twice, claiming hamas is being sheltered in that hospital and others like it. the red crescent is calling on the international community to protect the hospital. video you're looking at now is of recent strikes in the immediate v

scott mcclain, cnn. >> scott joining us through. and the pictures are heartbreaking, jim.o matter how you look at this. some of the scenes are impossible not to touch you. >> absolutely. when that doctor was saying a few moments ago that we have children on ventilators, how do we move them. if there is an incursion that is happening, it is just absolutely devastating an the footage of all of that rubble, it is just heartbreaking to watch. erin, thank you so much. >>> and joining me now is ben wedeman who is on the ground in south lebanon. but wyou've spent years reportig on what is going on inside of gaza and we we're watching scott's piece and there were doctors saying we can't shut down hospitals and move kids they're on ventilators an that is the level of desperation and it is going to get worse as time goes on once this incursion happens. >> yeah, jim, keep in mind, as scott mentioned in that report, that the number of dead so far just a week into this conflict is more than died in the 2014 war which i covered. and that war also involved an israeli ground incursion int

for more let's go to cnn's scott mcclain live from london. what's interesting, scott, two vastly different candidates, polar opposites have been neck and neck for a while, a progressive candidate and one who wants to cut off aid to ukraine. and it's not looking good for ukraine, is it? >> no, it sure is not. robert is a man who's blamed ukrainian nazis and fascists in his words for provoking russia into war. and under the current government i guess soon to be previous government slovakia has been a very strong supporter of ukraine sending helicopters, artillery systems, air defense systems, you name it. under him it's likely it won't go away right away because as you pointed out he'll need a coalition government. a vast majority of the polls now reporting his party won just over 23% of the vote, so nowhere close to getting the majority he'd need to govern on his own. he'd need to pair up with another party. he's not ruled out pairing windup the republic party. you can see them there at the bottom at 4.8%. they actually missed out on the thresh

scott mcclain has more on the impact of the air strikes on gaza. >> reporter: there isn't much left theallal mosque in gaza it was frattened by an overnight air strike. people inside of the neighboring apartment blocks weren't spared either. roofs were ripped right off and everything now covered in a pale shade of gray. more than a dozen were killed and more injured according to the local hospital where outside the bodies of those killed are wrapped in white sheets and marked with their names. both the idf and the israeli prime minister have renewed calls for civilians to urgently evacuate northern gaza. the apartment buildings next to the mosque were filled with people who had heeded those warnings. believing central gaza would be safer. there were no warnings at all this survivor said. we've seen the entire thing collapsing on it. we didn't know where the hit was. we started running to get ow children out. it is a miracle they survived. this man said there were no warnings. it was a strong air strike, people pulled us from underneath the rubble and took us to the hospital. cnn has rea

let's get perspective from cnn's scott mcclain from london.or a while you had two candidates, a progressive and this candidate who wants to cut off aid to ukraine running neck and neck. but as the count wrapped up, the news isn't looking good for ukraine. >> reporter: that's right. this was expected according to the polls to be much closer than it was. robert fico's party outperformed what was expected in the polls, and that is worrying for certainly the ukrainians and those who are supportive of continuing to send aid to ukraine. slovakia has been one of those countries that has sent helicopters, artillery systems, air defense systems, you name it, since the outset of the war. that may slow down, perhaps come to a stop. robert fico has blamed, in his words, ukrainian nazis and fascists for provoking russia into war. his general argument is that, look, the longer we send weapons and ammunition to ukraine, it just prolongs a war that the ukrainians are not actually capable of winning. so he is framing -- he has framed his argument as one of pea

cnn's scott mcclain joining us now from london.hat more do we know about the trucks moving through? will more be allowed in? >> the latest word is that there are trucks month of -- moving through that border rier and there are checks and it is not clear where they are in the process of getting checked. all tolled, they said there should be 17 trucks crossing the rafah border crossing today in gaza with the essentials, food, medical supplies, and water. what they will not have on board, we are told, is fuel. which is so desperately needed. the u.n., for instance, said its operations will run out of fuel in just three days unless they get more. we also know that hospitals are running desperately as low trying to conserve fuel for their generators as much as they can. some have shot already because they godon't have the fuel to r their generators and this could add to the death toll, the palestinians say more than 250 people died in the last 24 hours including more than 100 children. and when it comes to northern gaza as well, the pal

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. >> for more we want to go to cnn's scott mcclain live from london. where do things go from here? what are the implications of these results? >> reporter: yeah, now come the hard part of actually negotiating behind the scenes, horse trading, trying to figure out if robert fico can actually form a coalition government. he got the most votes, 23% of the votes. but it is entirely possible that when the dust settles on all these negotiations, that he's actually not the prime minister of slovakia. it is customary for him to get the first crack at forming a government. you can see the results here. he'd actually not ruled out the possibility of working with the republic part, a far-right party which shares his views on ukraine and russia. remember, robert fico said that it was ukrainian nazis and fascists to provoked russia into war. that party actually didn't get 5%, which is the threshold to actually get seats in parliament. there are seven parties that did, and so it is very likely he needs more than one partner. the most likely scenario is that he pairs up with the halas party, an o