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that is in the south of gaza. hundreds have been making that difficult journey from of gaza. of gaza and to the request of the israeli forces to bring people from the north to the south. that is the latest line we have coming from hamas media coming telling us that several people have been wounded in a strike on a house in khan yunis. it is worth pointing out of that at this stage, we don't have independent verification of those palestinian sources, but significant developments on that in the last minute. we will have more on that shortly, but around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. on a glorious day in birmingham, archers of all ages and abilities are falling in love with the sport, which is exactly what jamila bea wanted to achieve when she set up the crescent arches a year ago. she's been overwhelmed by the response. it's been phenomenal. it has been really, really positive. we've had women who are in their 60s take part, which is absolutely fantastic. we've seen bonds form between relation

in the attacks of the zionist regime on gaza last night and this morning, several areas in khan yunus and rafah in the south of gaza, it was targeted by bombings. also, the al-abeez mosque in the ashari camp in the west of gaza city was bombed. the zionist regime's fighters once again targeted the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip. no accurate statistics have been published yet on the possible cities of these attacks. the latest statistics of the cities of gaza in the recent attacks of the zionist regime indicate that the martyrs have increased to more than 7 thousand people, which is related to yesterday evening. about 3 thousand of these martyrs are children. according to the spokesman of the secretary general of the united nations, the arrival of fuel in gaza is strictly for the launch of backup generators needed. still este dujarric said that this issue has made the relief organizations to limit their assistance. resistance growers responded. because of the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza , they started a new wave of rocket attacks on the occupiers. in these attacks , several areas in te

israeli military are still warning the people of the gaza that they have to evacuate the northern parts of gaza strip and center gaza strip to go to the south of the gaza strip. like the cities of kanyunas, however yesterday everyone saw the footage of palestinian being head by israeli replanes and over 70 palestinians only killed in this incident, people were leaving the northern gaza strip on their way to south gaza and they were killed on their way to the people then maybe preferred and preferring to remain in their homes in northern the occupied northern gaza strip of. inf that if they go on the way they might be head by the israeli earplanes. and right and there are reports even the the un uh secretary general antonio guteres said it is virtually impossible for gauzans to flee south. he can you cannot expect 1.1 million residents to go uh to travel when they have no access to food water and especially fuel for their vehicles. he said the roads are going to be jam packed and this is all expected by the israeli regime to be conducted while they are relentlessly bombing the the entire territory up there in northern gaza and you mentioned

we've sent people from the north of gaza to the south of gaza to exactly differentiate them between themthem out of harm's way. and, indeed, the south of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations. and i would say that we need to keep in mind that what we operate and our... we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict, and we are operating within that, within that realm. peter lerner, spokesperson for the israel defense forces. professor michael clarke is a former director—general of the royal united services institute. he is also a visiting professor of defence studies at king's college london. i asked for his broader assessment of israel's strategy and what he thought might happen next. the invasion was ready a week ago, pretty well. but they've been forestalled, first of all, by some bad weather, then by the round of diplomacy. so tony blinken was in israel, so you can't launch an invasion when the secretary of state is there. thenjoe biden was in israel at short notice. you certainly can't launch an invasion when the president is there. and then

we, almost half a million people , came from the north of the gaza strip to the south, and all my family members were with us, but five of them were martyred we all wanted to be together, but my wife said: it is better to disperse so that if the family members are martyred, at least one person remains to represent our family. al-badani is the will of god and the grace of the guardian. our little children are sleeping. for a moment, i saw a very strong explosion light in the area. and then there was an explosion and a very strong sound. our house was completely destroyed. these people are civilians and defenseless. it is not military or political people who are targeted. i was not there when the house exploded. when i was going to my house, i saw that the house was completely destroyed and many family members were martyred and injured. as soon as the film and photos were in front of their eyes, their hands went to the screen. actress hoten shakkiba published a video from al-mommamdani hospital showing a kiss of an injured mother on her wounded daughter . actor homan haji abdallahi also pu

i have not been able to sleep in days. they literally sent innocent women and children to the south of gaza in order to be able to protect them, hey, if you want to be away from the bombing, go there, you have 24 hours. hours and then bombed the south of gaza and all of the roads leading there that they told them to take, how is this legal? like literally how was this, how is this not a war crime? now i'm just one little person and i don't have power, no power really, is there anything i can do, is there anything we can do, stop this, is there anything we can do, like he's got some ideas, man, i feel ashamed. to be human right now, watching this happen, watching people celebrate it, what is looking wrong with us? this is not a mistake of like oh we were after a terrors, we accidentally hit a fucking hospital, like holy shit, if you are still supporting the government of israel at this point, you are genocidal maniac, i watched a man carry his children . in wast ides, because there was not enough of his children and they were in one piece, so he could not carry them continuing, like how can

they say they should move to the south of gaza, away from hamas infrastructure but overnight, there wereikes over the south? that's right and out of mores 300 targets ahead overnight, we have also had 60 of those in the south of the gaza strip and crucially, that is where more than i million the gaza strip and crucially, that is where more thani million people living in the gaza strip in the north were told to evacuate to say thatis north were told to evacuate to say that is adding to the sense that there is no safety in the south, especially with humanitarian supplies not really getting in. people saying they don't feel like they have enough food, enough water. they would rather go back to their homes and we have had the un saying that it homes and we have had the un saying thatitis homes and we have had the un saying that it is seeing hundreds, perhaps thousands of those who had originally fled south, now go back north again. originally fled south, now go back north again-— originally fled south, now go back north aaain. , . ., ., ., .,, north again. israel has named hamas and sa s it

a leaflet dropped from the skies warned them they should immediately move south of the gaza river. was a steady stream of traffic in defiance of a hamas order to stay and ignore the directive. the gaza strip is 25 miles long and six miles across. there are two governorates that have been told to evacuate, north gaza, where you find the largest refugee camp in the strip, 115,000 people squeezed into half a square mile, one of the most densely populated places on earth. and then there is gaza city, home to 700,000 people. the u.n. warned that the forced relocation of so many people would have devastating consequences. >> this order is affecting more than a million palestinians, including children, older and sick people, forcing them to relocate with little or no transport and with scant guarante for their safety. amid continuing hostilities. we echo the secretary-general spokespersons call for this to be rescinded, avoiding a calamitous situation. christian: there are many people in gaza, residents who fear this could be the start of another permanent mass displacement like the one th

the gaza strip, which began with the assault of the enemy. from the eastern border of rafah, south of the gaza strip, and here the resistance was equipped and ready to attack the resistance forces , and the resistance forces were able to give two tanks to each of the israeli soldiers who defected, leaving behind between 10 and 15 military units, but the second operation in khans , south of the gaza strip, where 20 israeli tanks tried to invade and pass the border fence with gaza, but the resistance was able to carry out the targets in a direct manner. soldiers in a responsible manner are one of the most serious casualties , which are strong indications of the resistance of mutahiba, despite the volume of shelling on gaza . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. al-jazeera tv channel shows images of the huge flames caused by the fire it spread from the explosion to the air in gaza. al-jazeera , citing its sources, announced that the fire was the result of an attack by the zionist occupation regime's fighters around yarmouk stadium in the center.

of the gaza strip through two military operations and the execution of high level attacks. the objectives of the first operation in rafah, south gaza, were exploratory purposes, and the first operation began with the infiltration of the enemy from the eastern border of rafah, south gaza , where the resistance was equipped and prepared to attack the resistance fighters, and the palestinian resistance forces were able to give two tanks to each of the soldiers of the israeli occupation, who were disaffected and left behind between 10 to the 15th military division of the second operation in khans, south of the gaza strip, where 20 israeli tanks tried to penetrate and conquer al-fasil. with gaza, but the resistance allowed me to target in a direct manner, and the enemy has to withdraw this information what we got until after the kosofim operation, in which the al-qassam battalions managed to make a hundred assaults on gaza and hit five soldiers in a responsible manner , one of them was a serious hit, which is a strong indication that the resistance is strong despite the volume of shelling on gaza. . and they are in the kibbutz. the

of gaza. the new crime of the zionists this time is in rafah, a city in the south of the gaza strip with dozens of martyrs and wounded. the abu yusuf hospital in rafah is still receiving the wounded martyrs, but 15 of the 35 hospitals in the entire gaza strip are out of service. to due to damage or lack of fuel, if we don't have electricity , we can't use ventilators, incubators, and anesthesia machines . hospitals as big as shefa hospitals will turn into mass graves without electricity. the nusirat camp in the center , which the zionists claim to be safe, is the target of the fighters. for the third time, he tried his luck to penetrate into gaza from the beit hanoun area in the north and also from the west, which was put in place by the response of the resistance forces, movements that scare the zionists themselves. 20 other captives were dragged from gaza to the west bank and the jenin camp , and they were martyred in the west bank. anti-qassam brigades , the military branch of hamas, have released pictures of the new wave of rocket attacks on zionist settlements and have announced that these

so from inside gaza that israeli tanks have potentially been seen at a key point in the strip south of gazaity. we will remember that civilians have been moved into the south of gaza, and it appears that israeli tanks are possibly in a position where they are able to encircled gaza city and we wait to hear more detail on that but these pictures that you can see really show you inside gaza city, you can see the level of destruction, we can see the level of destruction, we can see it here, it is a beautiful, clear morning here in southern israel and as we look across, those pictures that you are seeing now of the skyline in gaza you can see the scars of the intensive bombardment that has been going on for more than three weeks now, since those devastating attacks by hamas here in southern israel on 7th october. we are also hearing that the civilian situation, in gaza, is becoming increasingly difficult for the people who are trapped inside there and are unable to leave. my colleague our correspondent wyre davies has the latest. al-quds hospital in the heart of gaza city. around 14,000 interna

hey, if you want to be away from the bombing, go there, you have 24 hours and then bombed the south of gaza and all of the roads leading there that they told them to take, how is this legal? like literally how is this? how is this not a war crime? no, i'm just one little person and i don't have the power, no power really, but is there anything i can do, is there anything we can do, stop this, is there anything we can do, like just got some ideas in this, man, i feel ashamed to be human right now, watching this happen, why do you people celebrate it? what is looking wrong with us? this is not a mistake of like oh we were after a terrorist accidentally hit a hospital like holy shit if you are still supporting the government of israel at this point you are genocidal meaning i watched a man carry his children in waste guys because there was not enough. of his children and they weren't in one piece so he couldn't carry them continue, like how can you do that? how can you see suffering and not care? how can you see the fourth largest military in the world causing mass suffering and not caring? th

right now. >> the comes this morning after the idf offered people in the north of the gaza strip safe passage into the souththat is less than two hours away. joining us now, nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel's reporting near the gaza border in israel. richard, what more do we know about these safe passage routes? >> so israel says that there are two safe passage routes that it has cleared to allow people from the northern gaza strip to go to the south of gaza. not to leave the gaza strip entirely, just a move from one part to the other. this, in the distance there, where you can see the smoke rising, that is gaza city. that is the biggest city in northern gaza strip. that is home to roughly the surrounding area around it and home to roughly 1 million palestinians. israel effectively wants to end the city so that it can move in with its ground offensive, offensive against hamas, and rescue operation. but many palestinians were living there i don't want to leave because they don't believe that it is something that they should be forced to do, they've been refugees before, they don't to be ref

we've sent people from the north of gaza to the south of gaza to exactly differentiate them between them. and indeed, the south of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations. and i would say that we need to keep in mind that what we operate and our... ..we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict, and we are operating within that, within that realm. that was the israeli defence force spokesperson. as we were watching the interview, we saw the enormous blast hitting the horizon on that picture. you can see the live picture. you can see the live picture that we are getting of gaza. we have that shot pretty much all the time to keep an eye on what is happening. you can see the smoke from the big explosion not too long ago. as i was explaining, the military spokesperson said that the intensifying air strikes of gaza would allow israel to minimise the risks to their own forces in the next stages of the war, which we expect to be some sort of ground invasion. it is unclear when or how this is going to happen. all we know is that it will at some point hap

of the gaza strip, which began the operation of infiltrating the enemy forces from the eastern border of rafah, souththe gaza strip, and the resistance was equipped and ready to attack the resistance fighters, and the palestinian resistance forces were able to attack two tanks. each of the israeli soldiers left behind between 10 and 15 military units, but the second operations were in khanyoun, south of the gaza strip, where 20 israeli tanks tried to invade the border with gaza, but the resistance was able to target directly, and the enemy was forced to withdraw this information that we got until after the kusufim operation, which was able to at this point, there are 100 attacks on gaza, and 50 soldiers have been hit in a responsible manner, one of them is a serious hit, which is a strong indication of the resistance against gaza, despite the volume of the shelling of gaza, that the war of al -bariyah is hell waiting for the occupation. the crowd here at lunchtime in the occupied palestinian city of umham is now far from the usual crowds. for kamel abu shakra, who owns a restaurateur, this situation

for vulnerable people. civilians were told they had until 1 pm local time today to travel to the south of gaza. beyond the why do you guys are wet ones? many displaced cousins have taken refuge that united nation schools in the south, but food, water and medical supplies are running low. of israel's military has been attacking targets. a police are linked to moss. i'm off says over 70 civilians were killed in an air strike on one highway. the mood at garza's el cheapo hospital is overflowing work is dec corpses in the parking. lots outside bodies are coming in faster than relatives, can claim them. and the hospital has run out of space for the remains. israel's booming campaign on the territory of 2300000 has leveled entire neighborhoods, killing mold in 2000 palestinians and wounding many more. some of the injured being treated in hospital car doors. many of them are children, a shortage of beds, medical supplies and power outages have left hospitals in the north, struggling to cope of the world. health organization says flossing, the critically able to move south amounts to a death sentence.

million people. and the relocation they had to to move out from the northern part of the gaza from north of the gaza wady to south of the gaza wadi as the the israeli regime said that those who come south of the the gadi will be safe, but that was not the case as people were making their way uh to areas in south of the the the trucks were attacked and the... dozens were killed and even as we as we've been living here for nearly two weeks inside uh hospital every night every second you can hear the the bombing and the bombing intensifies during the night so to make sure that even those survived the boming of the rocket attack will not be able to make out of the of the de and the uh political bureau chief of hamos took the designation beyond calling it a war against gazis, called it a holocaust against palestinians, is that accurate to use that term a holocaust against the people of gaza? i mean i'm not going to use the word cost, but i'm i'm saying this is a having in a in a non-stop horror movie, non nightmare um that we've never experienced before, this is really bad, this is uh, i can't even, i don't ev describ

excuse me, to the south of gaza. we heard recently from the chief military spokesperson for the idf. rear admiral daniel hagari has updated the number of hostages inside gaza as 222. that's an increase in the number taken on the 7th of october following the unprecedented attack inside israel in which moo people unprecedented attack inside israel in which m00 people were massacred. this comes as the united states says israel has agreed to continue a flow of aid into gaza as it intensifies its aerial bombardment of the gaza strip. the united nations has been warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. there are hundreds of aid trucks on the border although we are hearing initial reports of a third convoy of limited trucks being able to cross but no confirmation as to when they might reach civilians inside gaza. israel says it is focusing its aerial bombardment on hamas infrastructure and has targeted dozens of targets overnight. that's to the south and meanwhile in the north of the country, the israeli military says it struc

and children, since the start of the offensive most of the massacres this week, were committed south of gaza, which the regime claimed would be safe, among the victims were the wife and two children of al-jazer journalists, wail aldatu and annexed of kin of press tv's monandial, authorities and say israel has used international band munitions, including white phosphorus, over 12,000 tons of explosives has been dropped on gaza, that's equivalent to the power of the us nuclear bomb dropped on japan's hiroshima in 1945. british investigative journalist tony glossing says israel's relentless bombardment of gas is not simply madness, but a strategy to create as much fear as possible. it's actually a strategy to uh to create as much fear as possible, obviously there is genuine fear here that uh that with arab countries being dragged into this uh and particularly with uh with the united states possibly coming in, uh, the russians, the chinese coming in to try and sort this situation out, uh, you know, the the consequences could be astronomical, we've also got the potential of use of nuclear weapons

of course that partial solar eclipse coming up. >>> a live look in gaza this morning where israel yesterday ordered the people of northern gaza to evacuate south. today israel offered an additional six-hour window for people who haven't yet escaped to get out. the israel defense forces say they offered safe passage to the south of gaza via a second route they blame hamas for preventing people in leaving the northern area. that raised fears of an imminent ground offensive. israel's military says the order was meant to minimize civilian casualties in a war against hamas. that deadline to flee just expired one our ago at 6:00 our time. >>> that warns left more than 1 million people to decide whether to abandon their homes, and hamas urged gazans to ignore it. the united nations and world health organization say that moving that many people is impossible, and is putting lives at risk. nbc news is reporting that 1,300 people have been killed in israel. more than 3,300 injured. in gaza, more than 1,900 are dead with an estimated 7,600 injured. americans killed and 14 remain unaccounted for. and leaders from israel, egypt and the u.s. came to agreeme

jon donnison, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, rushdi abualouf, has moved from the north of gaza to khan younis in the southala spoke to him a short while ago. i had to take the journey from gaza into southern city of khan yunis after the israeli army ask all the people live in gaza city where i used to live, and in the north to go south. i am in khan yunis since yesterday. and the scene, the scene that i witnessed is really tragic. people are sleeping in the public spaces. hundreds of thousands of people are deployed to the schools. i'm in the hospital, the main hospital in khan yunis. also, hundreds of people are taking the hospital as a refugee. suddenly, this city has to accommodate, treat, and feed half a million people displaced from their a northern and middle area, gaza city. and as the hamas officially said, about 400,000 people took this journey yesterday and today from khan yunis along salahadin road, then to khan yunis. more than a million people in this city and people, the local authority here is struggling to find accommodation for the people, to find a essential needs. water is running out i

about 1.2 million people in several large refugee camps in the north of gaza, as well as gaza city itself having to evacuate to the southas been a complete siege on gaza since the beginning of the week with no food, no water, no fuel, no electricity. food is running out, water is scarce to find. we are talking about an incredibly poor society were not many people have cars or means of being able to evacuate. then the question is, where did they evacuate to? we are talking about open fields, towns, further south in gaza. no humanitarian preparation to be able to look after such a huge number moving from north to south. also keep in mind that most of the main hospitals and certainly the largest hospital in gaza is in the north, it is in gaza city. it is poorly equipped, doesn't have nearly enough staff, nearly enough equipment, nearly enough medicines, and it is already extremely overrun ijy and it is already extremely overrun by number of civilians needing it. the last i had heard the director of the hospital says they want evacuate because they can't add because they would not be serving the civilians there. indie would

gaza war. the united nations estimates that tens of thousands of palestinians have fled from the north of gaza strip to the southr they were urged to do so by israel, ahead of its ground offensive in retaliation for last week's cross—border attacks by hamas. earlier the un warned that it was impossible to move more than a million people across a densely populated warzone with no food, water, oraccommodation. the israeli army says it's already launched raids inside gaza. israeli media say the troops have recovered the bodies of some of the hostages seized by hamas in israel a week ago. health officials in gaza say the number of palestinians killed in israeli airstrikes has risen to more than 1900. this is the scene live in gaza — where it hasjust gone midday, and as we said, an israeli deadline for palestinians to leave the northern half of gaza ahead of an expected ground offensive has passed. and we can show you these live pictures of israeli military forces near the gaza border as you see, there are several tanks in the area. the palestinian authority's representative at the un compared the current situation t

south of - neighbourhood? israel provided a safe zone in the south of gaza, i safe zone in the south of gaza, including a corridora safe place. those who are staying in the war zone are actually playing to the hamas hands and being put in danger, so we are doing whatever we can to avoid that. but i must tell you, that like in the nazis, or like isis, you cannot let evil prevail. we have to do this for the whole good of humanity. we are fighting this war, israel is fighting this war, for the whole free nations.— fighting this war, for the whole free nations. you would say that --eole free nations. you would say that peeple staying _ free nations. you would say that peeple staying in _ free nations. you would say that people staying in the _ free nations. you would say that people staying in the northern . free nations. you would say that i people staying in the northern area are playing into hamas's hands, but what do you say to doctors who are refusing to leave their patients who cannot be moved? it is the hippocratic oath will stop doctors are trying to help patients in hospitals that can't be moved, are they le

is under seat. is extremely dangerous and in some cases simply not possible. hospitals in the south of gaza are already at capacity and will not be able to accept thousands of new patients from the north. the health system is on the brink of collapse, morgs are overflowing. 11 healthcare staff have been killed while on duty and there have been 34 attacks on health facilities in the past few days. the entire territory. faces water crisis as infrastructure has been damaged and there is no electricity to power pumps and desalization plants. as part of his operation alloss the flood against israel. hamas has been firing thousands of missiles into the occupied territories. the palestinian resistance movement has now carried out the fortest launch since this military campaign began on saturday. palestinians say ias 250 was fired at israel's northern command base in the c of safed. israel media claim it was intercepted by the regime's missile systems. sirens were sounded all the way from settlements close to the ghaza strip to cities like hifa. the missile has range of 250 kilometers. hamas had pr

of them? that is our correspondent in gaza and a gaza resident currently south of the gaza strip. uk this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the home secretary, suella braverman, will question the metropolitan police commissioner, sir mark rowley, today about his force's response to incidents during pro—palestinian demonstrations in london on saturday. the met said it had not identified any offences in a video posted on social media which showed a man chanting "jihad" at an islamist group rally separate from the main march. a charity that helps victims of modern slavery says it's received a steep rise in calls for help from foreign workers in the care sector. unseen uk says many reported paying large amounts of money to those who'd brought them to the uk — and that in some cases their passports had been taken. a lottery winner who spent some of his jackpot on a new pool table is now preparing to represent england at the sport. neiljones, from stoke—on—trent, won £2.11 million on the national lottery in 2010 and one of this first purchases was a pool table.

meanwhile, airstrikes on gaza intensify, part of khan yunis has been reduced to ruins, a city in the southe been ordered to flee by the israeli military for their own safety. each resident digs through the ruins in search of survivors, delivering those found to the hospital, which working to the limit. israel said it carried out hundreds of strikes on targets. which he calls terrorist. now, as can be seen from the data of the ministry of health, hundreds of people are dying as a result of strikes day after day, again , according to this data, that is, according to hamas militants, the situation is getting worse, more than 700 people are dying per day, and more than half of them are children. these red areas on the map show how many places have been hit. these satellite images illustrate the picture before and after attacks on an islamic university in the center of the gas. the israelis said it was linked to hamas rocket operations, but in a densely populated area like this , other nearby buildings were destroyed in addition to the main target, such as this spot near the beach where a child

since the start of the offensive, most of the massacres this week were committed in fact in the south of gazaare which we had earlier two children, wife and two children of an aljazer journalist, also the next of kin of our very own, one of candilar correspondent and romala authorities in gaza say that israel has used international bandmunitions including white phosphorus, this not be the this will not be the first time that the israelis have you used this type of deadly arsenal in the in a bombing campaign against the besieged palestinians in gaza. over 12,000 tons of explosives have been dropped on gaza over the past 20 days. that's equivalent to the power of the us nuclear bomb that was dropped on japan's hiroshima in 1945 at the end of the second world war. now we're seeing uh the bombing campaign continues in the uh the... the early morning hours of uh of thursday the 20th day where the bombing campaign continues. of course the attacks have spread uh from just arial attacks as naval and artillery strikes have also been included uh in the uh indiscriminate campaign of bombing against uh t

irate other parts of gaza to the south? we have other parts of gaza to the south? north of gaza to the south of gaza to exactly differentiate between them and the terrorists to get them out of harms way and indeed the south of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations. i would say we need to keep in mind that we operate, we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict and we are operating within that realm. it is a huge challenge for any military in the world... and what they will be people that will criticise... and wish that we do not conduct the strike and hope that maybe we hope hamas will not do this again this is a reality that cannot be permitted on the one we conduct our operations we are putting huge emphasis on trying to avert the humanitarian crisis that you describe. unfortunately, israel does not govern the gaza strip, we do not it. it is hamas that governs the gaza strip and they have 20 years. they have been pouring... building this terrorist army... find they have been pouring... building this terrorist army. . ._

the south of gaza if possible but as they are bombarding the north. let's keep watching this convoy of trucks. we don't know exactly what these trucks contain. we know they have un flag is flying on them. this the rafah crossing. to give you a bit of background the rafah crossing is one of three crossings in and out of gaza. this specific crossing is controlled by egypt. it is in and out of egyptian territory, not controlled by israel. it is this crossing where many aid agencies had hoped the exit and entrance into gaza would be able to commence, bringing much—needed aid into gaza and potentially at some point allowing palestinians with foreign passports to leave the area. the letter hasn't happened yet but we are seeing a small number of trucks taking in some much—needed aid into gaza. we arejust taking in some much—needed aid into gaza. we are just changing the picture it now and you can read on the of that truck, or if you are not able to see it it says it is a petroleum company. these trucks are taking aid into gaza. just to give you a few lines w

gaza who need it right now. there is a lot of international focus on the crossing international focus on the crossing in the southt much—needed aid to the people mark a particularly foods, water and medicine. people mark a particularly foods, waterand medicine. fuel people mark a particularly foods, water and medicine. fuel is not included in that aid package right now. the deal was done yesterday when joe now. the deal was done yesterday whenjoe biden met benjamin netanyahu to talk about getting that our utah through. we have been hearing from officials who talk about the need to get it out through but the logistics and need to be put in place not least to repair the road. stay with us on bbc news. storm per bet is going to be bringing extreme rainfall to the uk over the next couple of days. a rare, top—level red met office when warning has been issued for the northeast of scotland. this is here will see the largest rainfall total but over the next few days will see the rain heavy enough to cause problems across eastern areas of england. it is the accumulation of rain that will be the important factor. and it is

of the world, the enemy tried during the recent period, the invasion of gaza through two military operations from rafah to the souththe gaza strip through two military operations and the implementation of infiltrations may be exploratory purposes regarding the possibility of the first operation in rafah in the south of the gaza strip, which began with the infiltration of the enemy from the eastern border to rafah in the south of the gaza strip, and the resistance was well equipped and prepared. in lababagh, the resistance forces attacked and the palestinian resistance forces were able to deliver two tanks, while each israeli soldier left behind between 10 and 15 military units, but the second operation was in khans, south of the gaza strip, where 20 israeli tanks tried. the invasion and conquest of the border between gaza and gaza, but the resistance was able to attack the targets in a direct manner, and the enemy is obliged to withdraw this information, which even after the kosofim operation , in which the al-qassam battalions were able to attack this point , and hit five soldiers in a direct manner. confirmation

we've sent people from the north of gaza to the south of gaza to exactly differentiate them between themsouth of gaza is safer than the north of gaza precisely because of our operations. and i would say that we need to keep in mind that what we operate and our... ..we operate on the basis of the laws of armed conflict, and we are operating within that, within that realm. here in the uk, about 500 homes in the nottinghamshire town of retford are being evacuated because of flooding caused by storm babet. the county council has declared a major incident and urged everyone to leave. the river idle has reached record levels — and they are still rising... ..threatening the town. the environment agency says flooding from the storm, which has caused widespread damage in scotland and the north east of england, could last until tuesday. our correspondent andy gill updated us on the situation in retford. well, you can see some of the floodwater behind me and the police have closed this road off to stop people coming through. as you say, 500 homes are potentially affected by this severe flood warnin

a number of houses were targeted on the residents in rafah in the south of the gaza strip. than 71 people were killed in the city of rafah only in they were martyred in the last hour, also in the city of khanyounes in the south of the gaza strip, several airstrikes were carried out against residential houses . more than 40 people were also killed in the recent attacks in khanyounes, in the south of the gaza strip. the situation is the same in the center of the gaza strip in the north of the gaza strip. the air attacks of the zionist regime on a large scale in the gaza strip against innocent citizens continue. the occupying regime only targets civilians widely in the gaza strip. the number of martyrs now it has reached almost 3,000 people in the gaza strip . many of the martyrs and injured are still under the rubble, under the wells that have been destroyed and have not been taken to hospitals and the rescue and medical forces have not been able to reach them . there are children who are moaning and screaming. the rubble and no one to help them and no one can get them out fr

this is from the south of gaza city. the threat from the eastern border. and the beach. >> what in the south? that's what it is a very frequent problem here. it is very hard to get. there are water supplies from gaza we are carrying water from downstairs or who seek and we look for all the oil available. of course we want to become the story of our own reporting but i don't want to let you go without asking how you and your family are coping. quickness is very hard. every day we have different struggles looking for drinking water. then we go to the market to get some food. sometimes we can get through it, sometimes we can't. it is very hard, very tough. first there was a journalist. thank you for speaking to us. be safe. there has been no let up in israel's ground and air campaign in gaza. military says it has struck hundreds of military targets in recent days. israeli soldiers are engaged in what they call fierce hand-to-hand combat into the desk including a network of tunnels beneath gaza. >> the israel defense forces released footage they say shows groun

having made some move towards an area in the _ israel having made some move towards an area in the south of gazabe a place where people can go. _ they might be a place where people can go, this was very similar to what _ can go, this was very similar to what the — can go, this was very similar to what the egyptian foreign minister was telling us yesterday. he was saying _ was telling us yesterday. he was saying what is necessary is not for people _ saying what is necessary is not for people to — saying what is necessary is not for people to come out of gaza but for there _ people to come out of gaza but for there to _ people to come out of gaza but for there to be — people to come out of gaza but for there to be a safe haven and to bring _ there to be a safe haven and to bring in — there to be a safe haven and to bring in the aid and shelter, the tents— bring in the aid and shelter, the tents that — bring in the aid and shelter, the tents that are necessary for the hundreds— tents that are necessary for the hundreds of thousands of people who are now— hundreds of thousands of people who are now

policy wise, what he is talking about is a humanitarian corridor in the south of gaza to allow peoplee idea of allowing people to resettle across the world if they want to, if they can get out of gaza. he said scotland would play a role not, he's prepared to bring people to scotland and put them up here. whether that happens is quite another thing that would be up to the uk government ultimately and there's no sign at the moment of them going down road.— there's no sign at the moment of them going down road. aside from gaza and the _ them going down road. aside from gaza and the conflict _ them going down road. aside from gaza and the conflict there - them going down road. aside from gaza and the conflict there has - them going down road. aside from i gaza and the conflict there has been a difficult few weeks for the snp, in terms of wider policy what did he tell conference? the in terms of wider policy what did he tell conference?— tell conference? the snp is in a re tell conference? the snp is in a pretty bad _ tell conference? the snp is in a pretty bad place. _ tell conference? th

leaflet drop from the skies, warned them, that for their own safety they should move immediately, south of the gazaby daylight there was a steady stream of traffic heading south on the road from khan younis, in defiance of a hamas order to stay and ignore the directive. the gaza strip is 25 miles long, and 6 miles across. there are two governorates that have been told to evacuate. north gaza, where you will find jabalia, the largest refugee camp in the strip. 115,000 people squeezed into half a square mile. it is one of the most densely populated places on earth. and then there's gaza city, home to 700,000 people. today the un warned that the forced location of so many people would have devesting consequences. this order is affecting more than 1 million palestinians including children, olderand million palestinians including children, older and sick people forcing them to relocate with little or no transport and with scant guarantees for their safety. amid continuing hostilities. the eckerd the secretary—general call for this to be ended and avoiding a calamitous situation. there are many people in

is really mandatory has given 1100000 palestinians 24 hours to relocate to the south of the territory to the south of gaza heading south to mean a journey across the why the gospel wetlands was of the you and there's already, ball not move much on such a large scale would be impossible without devastating humanitarian consequences. many of them are already leaving guns as no despond to continuing is really as strikes on the territory. i'm ass claims that 13 hostages, including foreigners, are among those who have died in those aerial bombardments in casa, in the last 24 hours. in the last hour us defense secretary lloyd austin, handled up a news conference with his right account of pod and reiterated what he called americas. i am glad support for israel. there is never any justification for terrorism. and that's especially true if it is rampage by a moss. in anyone who wants lasting peace and security for this region must come down and isolate hamas from us does not speak for the palestinian people or their legitimate hopes for dignity, security, and statehood, and peace along side israel. as a former com

it is a violation of international _ gaza to the south? a violation of international law. _ gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it _ gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has - gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has to - gaza to the south? it is a violation of international law. it has to be i of international law. it has to be completely reversed, rescinded immediately. the us, the uk, the eu, the arab countries that have influence on israel must say don't relinquish your moral high ground now, don't become a war criminal stop the forcible relocation of civilians like this with 2a hour notice is a crystal—clear violation of international law. we have report from our people on the ground that the panic, the chaos in the already traumatised population that is under bombardment like no other is limitless. , . , . ., . limitless. the israel defence force due to give — limitless. the israel defence force due to give a _ limitless. the israel defence force due to give a pr

verified video of bates noon in the northern parts of gaza, shows the town in ruins of to is very strikes. isabel had ordered civilians to evacuate to the south of gaza. the southern gauze is not being left on skates, either thousands of refugees are also been left searching for survivors as well. the shelter of the deadly attacks the stain in the south of gaza. this grief stricken palestinian apartment, they rushed more to see the party of his father. after receiving use that he was killed, his colleagues tried to console professor and fights i nobel peace prize. no, many is old. dean bu lice said his phone. these tragic stories, while in the decades of his very occupation as the son of, if you keep add ons, that is so far back to us. it is based off what i did, the reservation, the after bought the documentation, all kinds of immunization and human relations and my life as if i understand as many by this thing is to me now that they love is a war. and the, i'm just fighting decided by no means, you know, in goes us there to the moving get coffins and best on the 16th of january, 2009. i experienced a loss and they gave me when my 3 daughter

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