south of this a much clearer picture, certainly for the library, unfinished peninsula attempt just pushing up here. portugal has issued some warnings for those high temperature isn't so largely 2nd story across the south of the mediterranean, clear skies, just a few showers coming in for greece, but to keep seeing lots of heat. and as we goes thursday into friday, we'll see that push its way further. no power seemed 21 degrees celsius london the same. and if we look at the 3 day we'll have sunny spells and clear skies that through the weekend, that should weather, on the, in the wrong, the head of a mental health hospital experiments with a bose new treatment. the therapeutic power of love, the prescription romance, again stood on his patient grace, the matrimonial remedy. can wedlock the tobacco wellbeing on his board? the marriage project witnessed on out his era the annual watching out his era. his reminder of our top stories this, our united states has confirmed the transfer of sees of ronnie and weapons to ukraine. us naval forces, have your arms on time, the nation with caps and last year on the way to supply who the rebels in yemen is present or binding us cooled for an end to poisonous politics. the can house spea

project is in reverse, the zin entity in reverse, and united states of america with all of the west cannot extend all of it and spread th between... in south china sea and the mediterranean and korean and i don't know where else the unices of america is in decline and all of this is trying to show they are flexing their muscles and strong, but these guys are war mongers and they are helping the zionist entity in the name of the lies as we noticed when they created the lie of 40 babies being uh killed and you know without heads they like the heads the resistance all of these lies and suddenly we hear another women from the how the palestinian respected them in their own house and treated them and they left even the lady she said he they asked to take one banana from the kitchen this is and he told them introduced themselves as we are muslims that's the way we treat the people they cannot. create lies and propaganda and stick it to the resistance, because now they cannot improve the lies which is spiid talking about, it's just they needed analyze to tell their people the genocide they are committing in gaza is legitimate to defend themselves and their people, they speaking

the south of this a much clearer picture. certainly for the iberian finished peninsula temp, just pushing up here. portugal has issued some warnings for those high temperature isn't philosophy. second story across the south of mediterranean, clear skies, just a few showers coming in for greece, but to keep seeing lots of heat. and as we goes thursday into friday, we'll see that push its way further noise. power sing, 21 degrees celsius london. the same. and if we look at the 3 day we'll have sunny spells and clear skies that through the weekend that you, whether the, the, i have the right, the boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen and bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do want to state level all that i can to support the the new 3 part series excludes the implications of us and people who called lowest for freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights. more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for, somebody gainfully talked to in quote on which is 0. the general is the change in police lives in india, the beach i paid government says it wants to count in chinese influence for maybe a ride squared. say it's for that state wordpress and so how fre

south, which israel has repeatedly called for them to do over the past weeks. it says it's set up a safe zone in the south east of the gaza strip. where it has a humanitarian supplies, those who mediterranean supplies have already been trickling into gaza over the past couple of weeks. um, usually there are hundreds of truck, sometimes 500 a day to supply people with a needs uh, water fuel food, blankets, uh clothing and medical supplies. uh before the war. and now during the war, uh only uh doesn't know sort of vehicles have been getting fuel up just over a 100. now there was another significant development to it today. uh and is there any soldier that have been taken hostage is now back home that must be a relief both of the people of israel and full benjamin that's in. yeah. even though it's only one person, the ads for the family of that conal code of the old re magazoo. she who was released during a ground operation, as i mentioned before, kidnapped by the almost hit thomas terrorist group on october 7th. when not sure exactly, under what circumstances this happened, the is where the defense forces says it happened under the ground offensive, but they didn't state explicitly who actua

israel in the north, bordered by the mediterranean sea and it is bordered by egypt to the south, so it is completely cut off either cut off by israel, which controls most ofthe border, egypt in the south, or the mediterranean. so the people inside can't go, so we're not seeing an exodus of refugees out of e territory like you might see in other war zones like we saw in ukraine, when the bombings started in ukraine, the borders were open, people started flooding into poland. they were going on trains and then they were being distributed throughout europe. many of the refugees are still in europe. here we're talking about an internal displacement. they can't leave the gaza strip. the gaza strip remains closed off. all they can do is go from the north below an area called gaza valley. an israel is suggesting below it they will be safe or safer. some people are choosing to stay in gaza city, however, particularly medical officials. they say they have an obligation to stay behind. they also say they can't move patients. this is not an easy thing to just pack up while under attack after you've already been under attack. you don't have supplies. you don't have f

realize back in the 1990s the gaza strip was an incredible place, it's a huge along the mediterranean 50 miles south of tel aviv, the same beachfront as tel aviv, one of the few western facing beachfront on the mediterranean. you sit there and watch the sunset. it is gorgeous. before hamas came in, this is not a terrible place to live at all. there were people there, happy, prosperous. israel said for you to get out of the way we do want to control a lot of palestinians. take the land to make the most of it we just wanted quiet border. for one year moving in that direction into 2007 hamas cayman, took it over, they take water pipes to get into rockets, they take concrete turn into terror tunnels. it's all hamas anybody unhappy with the situation, blame hamas. if we get rid of hamas we can go back to a time with the palestinians can actually have a life. larry: just for a second general jack keane said on the show last week about the gold mission of this war. take a listen please. policy hamas hezbollah into israel every couple of years israel says let's clean up the massive terrorist and they would mot

south, and they bombed us. god will punish them for this," says this man. the gaza strip is 139 square miles bordered by israel, the mediterranean sea, and egypt. israel told gazans to move south of the wadi gaza valley. all of gaza's borders are shut aid workers say a humanitarian corridor must be opened to at least allow in food, water, and medicine to southern gaza. >> everybody from gaza is moving towards where we are 1 million people, no food, no water we have got to treat them, but my thought is, all these people in the hospital cannot be evacuated where is humanity? where is people's hearts in the world? >> reporter: the u.s. is working to contain this war, but it's already spreading to the west bank where more than 40 palestinians have been killed in violent clashes, and in lebanon where the deputy chief of hezbollah, a militant group that supports hamas, said it would act when the time is right. an israeli strike in lebanon near the border with israel today hit a group of foreign journalists killing a reuters videographer and injuring six others. as the situation in gaza deteriorates, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appeared before cameras today to say, this is

the location of some of our own forces, including the dwight d. eisenhower carrier strike group over the strait of gibraltar and the mediterranean sea, obviously showing the strength to the south and gerald r. ford in the west, east mediterranean sea there. really showing obviously as i highlight here the location of israel and the u.s. forces that are now surrounding it. what can you tell us about how we are strengthening our posture there? >> well, clearly it's a stronger position, i mean, all those aircraft flight deck, 70 or 80 strike aircraft, a half dozen fighters, attack helicopters and the mv22 ospreys, 1,000 mile range, evacuation of citizens. that does not even include all the air force squadrons, f-16s, a-10s, and others deployed to the region. amazing amount of strike capability. the weird part is, the president has said this has nothing to do with supporting israel. well, perception in the mind of the person you are trying to deter. clearly the airstrikes were conducted against munition stores in that syria-iraq border area did nothing to deter iran and its proxy groups. it has not done anything to deter hamas from continuing to attack positions, etc. in israel. i

beautifully, let's find out in detail this weekend, very warm air masses from the mediterranean will break through to the south ofin the lower reaches of the volga and don there may be light rains, they will not allow the temperature to soar too high. and in crimea in kuban the weather will be quite beach, in the afternoon 22:27 and even the sea has not yet had time to cool down much. on the black sea coast. 20:22, off the coast of crimea 19:21 , on the middle volga, no rain on friday and saturday, only on sunday the precipitation will stop, daytime temperature +2-7, on friday and saturday 3-4° warmer. an anticyclone will form in the north-west of russia, so light precipitation and cold are possible here only on some days, +1 +6, in the north -3 +2. in central russia the weather will change very dynamically, today there will be light rain turning into snow, here is the probability there is little precipitation and the sun may come out, but on sunday the region will again be covered by fields of frontal clouds, the prevailing daytime temperature will be +2-7, in the urals there will be small local precipitation fr

of more than 2 million. this region is limited to the occupied territories from the east and north, the mediterranean sea from the west, and the sinai desert of egypt from the southe palestinian ministry of health announced that the number of injured in the west bank has increased to 36, and the number of injured has increased to 650. yesterday, 6 palestinians were shot by the military. the occupiers were martyred in the west bank. the occupying forces also kidnapped dozens of palestinians by raiding the city of hebron in the west bank. at the same time, the minister of internal security of the zionist regime announced: 20,000 weapons among the settlers of the northern parts of the occupied territories have been explained. on the seventh day of al-aqsa storm operation, the palestinian resistance, in response to the crimes of the zionists, rained rockets on several areas of the occupied lands. in the new round of rocket attacks, tel aviv and ben gurion airport were targeted. following this rocket attack, alarm bells sounded in tel aviv. there are also several quds battalions it also targeted the settlements around gaza, including esqlan, with rockets. with the con

the violence. south-eastern part of the mediterranean the sea, on the shores of which israel and the gas sector lienumber of corpses on both sides of the conflict, it will be... approximately 10,000, while the palestinians died eight times more than the israelis, and people continue to die every minute, and the numbers of jews are now predominantly idf soldiers, on the arab side , a number of hamas fighters and many times more civilians. in principle, the israelis do not hide the fact that the so-called collateral damage will not prevent them from increasing the intensity of their strikes. that is, they identified the press secretary, posted his data, and not just hinted, they directly said that of course, you work as a talking head, but soon your head will fall silent, just as your relatives and all the others who will be with you will fall silent nearby, perhaps, including foreign correspondents who at this moment will palm microphones on you, 29,000 buildings have already been destroyed in the gaza strip, the israelis are wiping off the northern part of the agglomeration land so that a safe grou

the south of this a much clearer picture. certainly for the iberian finished peninsula temp, just pushing up here. portugal has issued some warnings for those high temperature isn't philosophy. second story across the south of mediterranean, clear skies, just a few showers coming in for greece, but to keep seeing lots of heat. and as we goes thursday into friday, we'll see that push its way further. north power thing 21 degrees celsius london, the same. and if we look at the 3 day we'll have sunny spells and clear skies. and through the weekend that you, whether the a week to look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and including security around the world. is there something that the international community, your view should be doing to understand how it affects counting the cost on o g a 0? isn't that they the bosses will angela green this says he doesn't find plastic quote in his. we've picked up a truck tire and a sun bed, but it's mainly bottles. plates, forks, stakes fish. net. all plastic. plastic is very busy and, and can fluid for years around the globe and ocean carrying with them fungus bacteria, an outcome. we can predict the depth with increase

of the gaza strip itself. the gaza strip is a geographical area that borders the mediterranean sea from the west, egypt from the south, and the occupied territories from the east and north. about 2 million and 20 thousand people, 70% of whom are immigrants , settled in this strip, which is 364 square kilometers. they call it the biggest open-air prison in the world, because it is actually a life on one side of the water and surrounded by concrete walls of mine fields on three sides . in order to leave the rifa pass, you have seen the great hardships imposed on these oppressed by the powerful. the amount of tolls they take is sometimes comparable to the tolls that are imposed on the residents of this region to leave a country . the unemployment rate in gaza is 80%. who live here from the place of money that one of his family members work outside of gaza and he sends them here. they live here. they even have restrictions on fishing . they are not even allowed to enter the sea for a few miles in the northern region and a few miles more in the southern region. however , they try. what can they do to raise the cost of liv

of the heads of state of the global south should be a step towards the first summit of peace and the highest level, negotiations will continue today and tomorrow on the small island of malta in the mediterraneant for ukraine to secure the widest possible international support for its own peace plan china, participation in the maltese meeting... does not accept such, who came to malta, what they talked about, and how solitaire plays in the absence of beijing, olena chernyakova knows, this is already the third meeting of national security advisers within the framework of the ukrainian formula , this time in malta, the initiator is undoubtedly ukraine. almost seven dozen countries of the world responded to our invitation, mostly from the west and the global south. it's a turn. meeting, another, another step, regarding the preparation of the summit at the level of leaders, manager the office of the president heads the ukrainian delegation, now and in the previous two meetings, in copenhagen and in gita, by the way, the number of participating countries at the level of advisers has more than tripled compared to the first meeting, they have been working on the implementation of the formula for a ye

that a lot of concerned that this war in the south, in gauze i would, you know, develop into a wider region 4. and the u. s. has sent many military assets to the region to the eastern mediterranean in the past couple of weeks. tony, thank you very much. that was our correspond to tony kramer in jerusalem. while the united nation says 45 percent of all homes and guys have been damaged or destroyed, with more than 2000000 people, largely dependent on for an a. the un says only $74.00 supply trucks have been allowed, indigo, also, since the fighting began. that's down from 500 the day before the mazda attacks on israel, because the health industry says more than 7000 palestinians have been killed by is really airstrikes. many of them children. and uncle picks up his nephews, body shrouded in white, and takes him to the grave. another young victim of gauze, as was name humanitarian crisis of a little. this is one of my nephews and goes to my brother's wife and children room outage on how the by to my nephew was injured 2 weeks ago. and because all the crossings are close to medical evacuations, he passed away the government as no medicine for fiction treatment or no fuel. busy the d

the south, and they bombed us. god will punish them for this. -- >> the gaza strip is 139 square miles bordered by israel, the mediterranean sea, and egypt. israel told gazans to move south of the whatÌ gaza valley, all of gaza's borders are shut. aid workers say a humanitarian corridor must be opened to at least allow in food, water, and medicine to southern gaza. >> -- gaza is moving towards where we are. 1 million people with no food, no water. -- my thought is all these people in the hospital, cannot be evacuated. where's humanity? where is people's hearts in the world? >> the u.s. is working to contain this war, but it's already spreading. to the west bank, where more than 40 palestinians have been killed in violent clashes. and in lebanon, where the deputy chief of hezbollah, a militant group that supports hamas, said it would act when the time is right. [sound of artillery] and israeli strike in lebanon near the border with israel today hit a group of four journalists, killing a reuters videographer, and injuring six others. as the situation in gaza deteriorates -- israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu appeared before cameras today, to say this is only the begin

facilitate cargo transit and the use of iranian south ports, so you can see how this rail is important when it comes to the ports, we also connect with syrian railway and the mediterranean shores, in terms of the connection options, araq, kermanshavi cord, that's important and the dharran, corridor, then in terms of rail distance, 34,5 kilometers, rail stops, there's three, and the approximate cost on this is $200 million dollars. okay, the specs. onto the next graph, this is pretty important, because it's part of the project which is uh difficult, its aim is to build an overpass on the waterway that divides the two countries. it's known as uh the shat al arab and the arvand river in iran. shat arap in iraq. officials the bridge needs to be movable because ships need to be able to pass. under it, so that's a pretty big undertaking, given the fact you're looking at for example, lots of minds, perhaps, a project that was actually delayed because of the daish terrorists. let's move to the next graph, what is the railway's geopolitical significance is our focus here, you're going to find that out in a minute, mean it's not just about improving trade relations between iran a

limited to the occupied territories from the north and east, the mediterranean sea from the west, and the sinai desert of egypt from the south continuation of his travel plans to fars province , the president met and talked with a group of families of martyrs and veterans of two terrorist incidents in the holy shrine of hazrat shah charaq , peace be upon him. humanity and freedom their statement has fallen on deaf ears, they should be held accountable for how the terrorist groups that have been appointed and assigned by them attack believing people just for the crime of worshiping god. the president continued by stating that the selflessness and sacrifice of the martyrs and their families doubled the responsibility of the mardan government and hoped that the government would complete its mission in solving the country's problems. on thursday night, in continuation of his second trip to fars province, the president participated in the ceremony of yaduz hafez in shiraz's hafiziya. mr. raisi in this ceremony hafez is the best manifestation of this he knew the truth that it is not possible to de-islamize iran and no book could b

across scandinavia, but as long as we quiet picture for the south of us, certainly from the southeast, the heat continuing to build across the mediterranean. lots went to however full portugal temperatures. coming down here, look at that 28 on thursday, down to 24. by the time we get into friday, lots of heat, hot weather coming back in for a brief period of coal central and western areas. we can see that in paris. seeing something a lot cooler as we go into sunday with rain on saturday, the thought provoking ons, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunately. there are no quick wins and eventually some odd hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than the age of these days, or is it just a diff, the full? i think the democracy in the process facing realities. do you see that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side showing that in the bricks on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on told to how does era the no escape for palestinians in guys it's a 6 of israel storming campaign. the i'm 40 back to boy. you're watching out jesse or life from

envoy of core of cars which were driving to the south, and hundreds of people were either killed or injured, so the israelis actually and the and the us with its fleet in the... mediterranean just close enough to the ghaza shores are saying the same, they they don't budge and they want to continue stressing over and pressuring the the palestinians until they, what they say, until they will destroy hamas, well hamas is not some isolated group from the palestinian people, not only in gaza, but in the whole. palestine and outside as well, they can't approat the spirit of resistance from the palestinian people. they only have two options, either to win and go back to their land, to their homes, which is in occupied 1948, or to continue resistance, there is other choice, our guests from the west. thank human rights advocate, thanks emillion for your time and your contribution to our show specifically at this very extraordinary times in palestine. now ladies and gents, please stay tuned because next we'll be talking about zionist missiles that targeted the press right here in south lebanon. now an israeli artillery strike hit a group of reporters from several outlets who were cl

the city of rafah, this is the sea, the mediterranean sea. geography lesson from dr. raid. he and his russian wife live in rafah, a city in the southhe next block, which means the doctor will have a lot of work. we have a lot of dead people, a lot of wounded people, mostly children and women. we have 250 beds in the hospital, but the number of people treated with wounds and ordinary illness is three times higher, this despite the same lack of electricity and water as in the north of the sector, which israeli aircraft are methodically turning into concrete dust, hospitals, which are rapidly running out of medicines since the start of the israeli blockade of the gaza strip, are overcrowded, each every day the whole world sees images of complete pain and despair. don’t be afraid, dad, be strong, it’s even worse in the morgues, where bodies are already piled on the floor, bodies, including dead children. the rescue services are unable to cope with the task of getting survivors out of the rubble, and there are only a few minutes before the hand of buried people no longer closes, so every saved life here is perceived as a miracle, especi

refugee camp, beth lahya, b hanon and all the way towards the mediterranean, they're saying that about half million people have already moved. moved south of the gaza, the gaza valley, and threats have been issued by the israeli military, not only to people and houses, also to churches as well as international organization, organizations and hospitals, several hospitals have been directly warned, they've given several ultimatums to vacate the the the patients, otherwise that... the uh the hospitals will be bombed, so far what has happened, for example allowed the hospital in northern ghaza and al-quds hospital or also known as the the the palestinian red cristan society, they couldn't move because not that they would want to move, it's just it's impossible for them to move, there are no there's no transportation, that's one thing, there's no there's enough ambulances and they're not dealing with regular people, you're dealing with injured people, you're dealing with uh people with very harsh medical conditions, so to move those people, move those injured people, whether men, women, children, it's in normal regular days with with fuel of...

an envoy of core cars which were driving to the south and hundreds of people were either killed or injured so the israelis actually and the and the us will with its fleet in the mediterranean just close enough to uh the ghaza shores are saying the same, they they don't budge and they want to continue stresing over and pressuring the the palestinians until they, what they say, until they will destroy hamas, well hamas is not some isolated group from the palestinian people, not only in gaza, but in the whole historic palestine and outside as... well, they can't approat the spirit of resistance from the palestinian people, they only have two options, either to win and go back to their land, to their homes, which is in occupied 1948, or to continue resistance, there's no other, our guess from the west bank, human rights advocate, thanks million for your time and your contribution to our show specifically at this very extraordinary times in palestine, now ladies and gents, please stay tuned, because next we will be talking about zionist missiles that targeted the press right here in south lebanon. now an israeli artillery strike hit a group of reporters from several outlets who

the south. and we understand that some of the ground forces and the tangs are moving in from different locations from the western side as well, or from where the mediterranean sea is and from the north and also from the eastern side. but of course, we also heard from the, i mean that there has been heavy, heavy fighting, been going on that has confirmed the 2 is rarely sold as a where chilled. and we also heard from the, i'm us, from the cars, some brigades, the military being of home us saying that they were involved in heavy fighting. but you know, it's very hard to confirm all of this from here. of course, also, the army keeps a very uh, you know, keeps it very tight when it comes to information of what they're letting out as to the details and where the locations exactly all but certainly this ground operation is going deeper and deeper insight to garza. now, well, theda is repeatedly one of the fighting between is roland thomas could escalates into a wind to a regional conflict to the north. the border with lebanon has seen frequent exchanges. a file with rockets being launched into israel from lab and on. israel has retaliated, striking what it says,

command is trying to cut off gaza city from the south. parts of the sector, but armored units cannot yet travel even 7 km from the border to the mediterraneand on the salahaddin highway, which connects the northern and southern parts of the palestinian territory, was unsuccessful. the hamas combat wing effectively uses underground communications and terrain, and attacks the enemy with anti-tank weapons. demonstrative fragment of video squad. islamic resistance movement shoots israeli equipment with a grenade launcher. palestinians use drones for reconnaissance and target designation. a realistic estimate is that as a result of the indiscriminate actions of the israeli army in gaza, hamas has lost no more than 10% of its military potential, even though tel aviv periodically manages to hit the command staff of the islamic resistance movement. in the morning, israeli planes were destroyed. at the same time, tel aviv has to use more and more forces on the lebanese -israeli border; already now, in order to hit the yugovan, the israeli army is using virtually all means of fire destruction, artillery, aviation, tanks, ships, hezbollah fighters are

attracted attention, well, if we understand that this blockade will occur of chinese goods in the south. that is, there is the mediterranean that part of the chinese cargo will be delivered through the territory of the russian federation with reloading at the ports of st. petersburg, the leningrad region , further to europe, yes, where and how there will certainly be buyers, just as strangely russian gas found buyers in germany , despite everything that means destruction and blockade, there will certainly be buyers, here are western countries, nato, the usa, especially their puppets estonia, which means they are very active in relation to china and finland, they have shown their determination block this delivery route too, that is, it is obvious that what we are saying is that events are twisting very quickly, that the speed of development of the plot, such a global war, is increasing all the time, but it is obvious that the number of these fronts of confrontation with china the usa is expanding not only israel, this means the baltic sea and so on, well, that is... indeed , sidinpino in many ways faces some kind of strict

center, light precipitation is still mainly in the form of rain, in kaluga and ryazan +6, but south of moscow, warm air is breaking through from the mediterranean meeting will be stormy with heavy rain. at the epicenter of bad weather, kursk, belgorod, voronezh, and the middle volga also have rain. in saratov +10. and summer is returning to the southern regions, tomorrow in the crimea in kuban it will be 20 and above, on saturday up to 26. about the weather in the capitals, a little later. if a change in weather increases nervous tension, take glycine forte evalar. unlike others, it quickly relieves nervous tension, as it contains three times more. glycine forteval feel the difference. clean with folk remedies, try replacing them with avisol. only in it the milky ripeness of oats is enhanced by the herbs turmeric. ovesol. number one for cleansing the liver, clean the liver with folk remedies, try replacing them with avisol. avisol is a modern natural remedy that promotes gentle cleansing of the liver. avisollar. if glycine, then glycine forte eovalar. unlike usual glycine, glycine fortevolar contains three times more glycine, therefore it helps

of their homes or fled. from the south of the country, they sought refuge which was then the egyptian-controlled gaza strip, a dusty 25-mile long sliver of land along the mediterraneannts of gaza now, the u.n. considers 1.7 million of them still to be refugees. and when they israel is captured the sinai in the 1967 war, gaza became their problem. it's crowded refugee camps became a breeding ground of resentment, and a for attacks. but in 2005, israel tried to break the mold of history with the bold and risky experiment. they let israel pull its troops and settlers out of gaza and here to there is disagreement on what happened next. >> it easy to look back what happened in 2005 and say that was a grave mistake. i was a reserve officer in that operation. we uprooted and destroyed 21 different settlements in order to get a boost of peaks. we are going to let the palestinians have a mini state of their own and that state could have been singapore, could have been switzerland, middle east, we use many terms. >> however, gaza remained effectively blockaded by the israeli military. the people of gaza did not have control of their borders, they didn't have control of their

of force in the eastern mediterranean, is warning hezbollah and warning lebanon in general, if you make the mistake of thinking that you can exploit this moment when our attention is focused on the southe war, then you are absolutely going to regret it. he spoke about the second lebanon war of 2006 when israel launched a massive bombardment of southern lebanon. it was incredibly costly and set back hezbollah for many years and he is saying that that will be like a dream considering what israel will unleash. it is a war of words to prevent this conflict of escalating further. one of the biggest victims of this conflict between israel and hamas is the children of taza. we know that the children of taza. we know that the palestinian is 2.3 million and half of those are under the age of 13 and there is a dire, some except i3 and there is a dire, some except it has been described as a catastrophic humanitarian situation on the ground there. jason you are there give me a flavour of what's happening in gaza. it is dire. we have a situation now where and million people fled their home and have been displaced. many have died. form to have thousand civilians have died. one out of three were a c

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of the city of rafah, this is the sea, the mediterranean sea. a geography lesson from dr. raid, he and his russian wife live in rafah, a city in the souththe gaza strip, where the israeli army has invited palestinians to evacuate from dangerous areas. just now, look, they just bombed, in our city. you can probably see it already. the next explosion is in the next block, which means the doctor will have a lot of work. we have a lot of dead people, a lot of wounded people, mostly children and women. we have 250 beds in the hospital, but the number of people who are wounded with a common illness is three times higher. this is despite the same lack of electricity and water as in the north of the sector. which israeli aircraft are methodically turning into concrete dust. hospitals in which, after the start of the israeli the blockade of the gas sector is rapidly running out of medicines and is overflowing. every day the whole world sees images of complete pain and despair. don't be afraid, dad, be strong. it’s even worse in the morgues, where bodies are already piled on the floor, bodies, including dead children. the rescue services are unab

of them just to the south of us here over the tel aviv skyline. some of them at least the ricochet we're hearing from the iron dome interceptions, are just over the mediterranean sea here. some context, i was speaking to someone this morning from thailand who lives and works here and lives in a neighborhood outside of tel aviv. one of the rockets that came in that broke through the dome hit the apartment building. some more coming in here. we're shaken. and that's happening here, but i want to emphasize what's happening in gaza is happening without an iron dome. it's important to give that context when we talk about what we're experiencing. it's different there just miles away. while in israel, biden says he reached a significant breakthrough in providing humanitarian aid to gaza. the president saying that after a, quote, very blunt negotiation, the egyptian president agreed to allow 20 trucks of humanitarian aid to travel through the border crossing. >> if you have an opportunity to alleviate the pain, you should do it. period. if you don't, you're going to lose credibility worldwide. >> here in israel right now, the british prime minister is making a visit o

the south. and we understand that some of the ground forces and the tangs are moving in from different locations from the west inside as well, or from where the mediterranean sea is and from the north and also from the eastern side. but of course, we also heard from the, i mean that there has been heavy, heavy fighting, been going on. the has confirmed the to is where the soldiers are, where chilled. and we also heard from they, i'm us from the cause some brigades, the military ring of home us saying that they were involved in heavy fighting. but you know, it's very hard to confirm all of this from here. of course. also, the army keeps a very uh, you know, keeps it very tight when it comes to information. what the, letting out as to the details and where the locations exactly all, but certainly this ground operation is going deeper and deeper insight to go. so it's a significant escalation, tony of what are the long term goals of the is really government. they want to the militarize garza. but what happens to the enclave after that? what are the plans for the gaza strip after a moss is? is taken out as they put it well, this isn't very important question,

of the area as the bombings began, the people in gaza cannot leave. the gaza strip is bordered here by israel, to the south by egypt, and by the mediterranean sea. d and. they have nowhere to go, there are no shelters, they are there been attacked because of what hamas did. and israel says it has no choice because hamas is hiding behind the civilian population. and to a degree, it is. hamas does have shelters, bunkers, underneath apartment buildings. but what about the people who have no choice where hamas goes? they can't go, and according to palestinian health officials, more than 1500 palestinians have been killed so far. 6000 injured. and we know there are also between five and 600 americans, palestinian americans, who are inside gaza. and there are efforts underway, negotiations to try and get them out, negotiations between the u.s. and egypt to try and evacuate them. and based on what we can see here, they are in imminent danger. >> that's nbc's richard engel reporting from the gaza border. here is nbc's matt bradley in lebanon. >> i'm not so far from the very contested border between lebanon and israel. just behind me, just over that lit u

the south hezbollah to the north i ran wreaking havoc in the region. the enemies of israel should be forewarned the world's greatest military position in the mediterranean sea and fledged unfailing support for israel. >> we are joined by the former ambassador to the un, current member of the knesset committee. there is so much misinformation out there whether negligence or intent so how can our viewers get the facts with a war half a world away? >> as you mentioned the hospital, the number of casualties. may be a dozen people who died and then they lied about israel and then to adopt their version. so i think the audience should be smart and understand the part of the world for the terrorist to play with the media and they had become very good at it. even when you look at the atrocities they have committed two weeks ago they took the time to videotape everything and broadcast live on facebook. they know how to play with the media and to understand it. but what we have to do is maybe they will continue to lie we will continue to fight at the end of the day they will be around to send messages or do anything they want. >> trey: , ambassador there are some

palestinian enclave on the shores of the mediterranean sea, in the north and east it borders with israel, from which it is separated by a fence with a checkpoint, in the southncrete wall, another checkpoint. rafah, the length of the enclave is only 40 km, and the width is from 6 to 12. at the same time, according to the research center rent corporation, it is the third largest population density in the world. almost 2.5 million people live on a piece of land slightly smaller than hong kong. for comparison, if on average 400 souls live per square kilometer in israel, then in the gas sector there are about 5,500. these are mainly descendants of refugees who left israel after the war of 1948, and according to the world book of facts, their average age is 18 years, and about 40% of the local population is not and 15. the birth rate here is one of the highest in the world. for example, here is a list of countries by total fertility rate, which is the average number of children a woman gives birth to in her lifetime. according to the world bank, this is. from 15 to 50 , so in this list palestine is in forty-third place, but if we exclude africa from it, which is