organization says it has been told by israel to move medical supplies out of two warehouses in southern gazan 2a hours — although israel has denied this. these pictures show explosions and fire in gaza on monday evening. a spokesman for the un children's charity, unicef, says there's nowhere safe for people to go. and there are reports from gaza that at least 30 people have been killed at two schools where people were sheltering, including children. earlier reports, from the official palestinian news agency, put the number of dead at 50 — it blamed an israeli air strike. 0ur corrsepondent paul adams here. so israeli ground forces, including tanks, other armored vehicles and bulldozers, have been operating close to the city of khan yunis in the southern gaza strip, the largest city in the southern gaza strip for the last couple of days. and it seems likely that an assault on the city may be coming fairly soon. the israelis have also told palestinians not to use the main road north out of khan yunis. it seems as though it's possible they will try and cut that road and cut off the southern part

and now from southern gaza, even further south or west. there's since he is not space for these people to move their art facility is able to accommodate them. shelters are already bursting out the themes and the places that people are being told to go because they're allegedly safe or, or not safe. we ourselves have had staff that have been injured this week in the air strikes on rock and have family members, and there's killed as a result of these airstrikes demonstrating that really there is no safe place for people to flee. meanwhile, the ongoing friday and hostilities have made it incredibly difficult for humanitarian agencies to be able to have any sort of affective response right now. most agencies are limited to operating within the rock bottom. the southernmost part of garza, we ourselves have had to suspend operations because it simply is not safe for our staff. and they are able to reach that be that we have stored in their houses that we were hoping to distribute these days. that was china low from the norwegian r

southern gaza strip is now reeling under heavy israeli bombardment. un officials have warned that no place in gaza is safe inmit israel's fresh air rates and evacuation orders. as a result of israel's conduct of hostilities and his orders for people to leave the north and to the south, hundreds of thousands are being confined into ever smaller areas in southern gaza without proper sanitation, access deficient food, water, and health supplies even as bombs rain down around them. winter is harder than this ongoing war where we live inside tents, a primordial life. we are living like her ancestors lived before 1948, everyone is struggling due to winter and the tercer already submerged. we're trying to adapt. current situation as much as we can, so we have the perfect storm for disease disease outbreak, remembering of course in this specific case of gaza, israel is the occupying power is they have to provide food, water, medicine, so now given we talking about hundreds of thousands of people right now, this minute who are moving somewhere with bombardments

the southern part of the gaza strip dropping leaflets near -- is the same key city in southern gaza. also dropping leaflets with the qr code dividing up gaza into hundreds of districts a map that is really officials say will help with evacuation of key areas. there are major challenges to the effectiveness of those orders. especially as more than 80% of gaza's civilian population is already internally displaced. israeli officials in many cases the directing gazans to move towards a -- where we have already seen in recent days there have been israeli airstrikes in those areas and un officials warning that shelters they are are already overcrowded. >> talk to us about hostage negotiations jeremy. have the u.s. blaming hamas for them falling apart. how exactly did this and and from the israeli perspective what are the prospects for getting them back going? >> reporter: while it appears these talks have stalled if not broken down entirely for the time being. primarily it appears over this question of email hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. israel has made very clear that they w

khan younis is the biggest city in southern gaza, and where many of the refugees fled from northern gaza after the officials told them to leave northern gaza after the initial phase which is focused on the north and now we are seeing the operation moving from the north into the south, and it has not completed yet in the north, israel says, but the operations are moving to the south, and much of the focus is around khan younis, and the general in charge of the southern command said that this is the most intense day yet since israel's ground incursion launched in late october, and the most intense in terms of the number of hamas militants killed, the number of firefight, the amount of firepower used. over the course of the past few days, we have seen the extraordinary number of air strikes all over the gaza strip, but what israel is going to be focusing on next is khan younis, and where they believe there is command and control of the hamas, and hamas leadership, but in terms of the humanitarian implications, this is where so many gazans fled to, and now israel is telling gazan, civilians,

made no place safe for civilians in southern gaza, which had been a cornerstone of the humanitarian plan to protect civilians and thus to provide aid to them, but without places of safety, that plan is tatters. israel's a bloody campaign against gaza, continues the fighting rages on on ground between palestinian resistance fighters and israely regime forces. the military wing of hamas says its fighters have completely or partially destroyed 135 israeli military vehicles in the past 72 hours. the alasan brigades at 79 military vehicles were destroyed in gaza, alone. the southern city of khan unis has been a focal point for intense clashes. hamasa's fighters hit two dozen our vehicles including two merkava tanks in khan unis and northern city of baitlahiya al-qassam snipers also killed and wounded six israely soldiers and blew up a home in which regime special forces had gathered. israely military has confirmed death of two of its soldiers including son of a war cabinet member total regime soldier killed since the ground operation on gaza started in late october has now exceeded 90. ro

this is the milwaukee camp in southern gaza. this really military has designated it as a safe so, but there is no aid. it's undeveloped land. we're already desperate people are living in squalid conditions and strikes and ross, i near the rejection border have shown fear in those who have fled their homes to seek safety in the cities camp despite international calls for a ceasefire, heavy urban combat intensive, i don't even same be the best has been fighting along the entire trip rather than 2nd stages of calling by to the mid 19 terrorists, including senior combines, is hiding an underground tunnels and you know, and also destroy and terrorist infrastructure. the steel table. the un has warrant that garza is teetering on a humanitarian catastrophe. with hospitals unable to care for the injured and the growing threat of disease. sweeping through refugee camp. as he heard people and g as a finding it almost impossible to locate a truly safe place to live amid the conflict access to food, water and medical help had been limited b

the southern gaza strip is now reeling under heavy israeli bombardment. un officials have warned that no place in gaza is safe and it israel's fresh air rates and evacuation orders. as a result of conduct of hostilities, it orders for people to leave the north and pass the south, hundreds of thousands of be confined into ever smaller areas in southern gaza without proper sanitation, access to sufficient food, water. and health supplies even as bombs down around them winter is harder than this ongoing war where we live inside tens a primordial life we are living like her ancesters lived before 1948 everyone is struggling due to the winter and cancer already submerged we're trying to adapt to our current situation as much as we can so we have the perfect storm disease break remembering of course this specific case of gaza israel is the oc power, it's they have to provide food, water, medicine, so now given we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people, right now, this minute, are moving somewhere with bombardments at scale 200 a day yesterday, area bom

it comes as the israeli defense forces published a map telling people to leave southern gaza. esses say is really tanks have reached the edge of the city. israel resumed its strikes on gaza on friday after a weeklong truce, saying it is hitting hamas targets. the idf is expanding ground operations into all areas of gaza. unga says he is extremely alarmed by fighting resuming in gaza, saying there is nowhere safe to go. the world health organization says they have been told to remove their supplies from two medical centers in southern gaza. joining us with the very latest is our correspondent, paul adams, who is standing by for us tonight in israel. what can you tell us about israeli operations in southern gaza? paul: well, we are seeing signs that the israeli army is moving with tanks, other armored vehicles, and bulldozers close to the city -- the largest city in the southern gaza strip. it doesn't suggest they are beginning to set the scene for what is likely to be an invasion of that city. it is a place the israelis regard as full of hamas targets and we are likely to see af

emergency relief coordinator says there is no longer an humanitarian operation worthy of that name in southern gazae are still negotiating and with some promising signs at the moment access, that other crossing to the west of rafa from israel into gaza, which has been such a feature of discussion these many weeks. there are promising signs that may be able to open soon. we are still at it. we are still in gaza. >> on wednesday, israel said it would allow more fuel to come into the palestinian territory along with humanitarian item and they say they will open a second aid inspection site. that crossing has been closed since the october 7 attack and they say it will be open to expect a trucks, not as an entry point to gaza. they say there are enormous logistical efforts to get aid into gaza. i spoke with the ifr see assessing the humanitarian efforts from cairo. the head of the u.n. eight operation martin griffith says there is no longer a humanitarian operation in gaza that can be called by that name. do you agree with that assessment? >> i can just echo his words. we have been saying this in the la

seems appropriate to start with the idea that israel is widening the offensive in southern gaza. >> it is. and that's going to make getting aid into gaza that much more difficult. i know clear details around what that might look like, what cities in southern gaza will form the focus of this winding expansive of israel's military operation inside gaza look we have seen the military calling on civilians to evacuate saying they will look to widen not just air strikes but the ground forces in gaza. that has raised alarm bells. some 1.9 million palestinians in gaza are already displaced, the vast majority in the southern part of the gaza strip. we've seen them living in tent cities. there are real fears, concerns if we see a revamping, doubling down of the military operation on the ground and in the air in southern gaza that civilian death toll is going to continue rising and that southern part of gaza has been important for getting the aid in, this is a drop in the bucket compared to the amount of aid before the war. so not only are we expecting to see the civilian death toll mounting but

welcome to the program. israel has stepped up as bombardment of southern gaza as its forces expand their ground defensive israel has told hundreds of thousands of civilians to evacuate from the area around on unit scott is a 2nd largest city there urging people to head towards the mediterranean coast or further south towards the roof of border crossing with egypt is really military says it's targeting homos, which is classified as a terrorist group by multiple countries. the world health organization says that the situation in gaza is getting worse by the hour. a scene on eunice residents say they are running out of safe places to go as well. savvy, a little bump. bomb and surround they, savvy of southern gaza, is now relentless with the number of dead. and in just being delivered to this hospital growing by the way among them. abraham's 2 month old son ad. none for just days into this conflict. and now lying injured on a hospital bed again, and they told us to leave god. so there's a warning cause of so we left the north and came here to the south just like they asked. but this is what

the emphasis on southern gaza. it follows the u.n. security council which adopted a long-delayed resolution calling for the increase in aid to gaza. the united states supported the member by abstaining, but by doing so the vote because the resolution did not condemn hamas. >> it took many days and many, many long nights of negotiating to get this right. but today, this council provided a glimmer of hope amongst a sea of unimageable in suffering. today this council called for urgent accepts to immediately allow safe, unhindered, and expanded humanitarian access. >> the palestine red crescent society says it received 70 aid trucks on friday to the rafah border crossing with egypt. israel allowed some aid trucks to cross directly into israel. more trucks are entering than before the war. president biden is heartbroken to learn that the death of an israeli american hostage. the missing family forum said he died while in captivity. >>> now to following the developments, we have more from london. this idea of a widening of the offensive in s

we do not have a humanitarian operation in southern gaza that can be cooled by that name anymore. that the pace of the military assault in southern gaza is a repeat of the assault in northern guns that it has made no play safe for civilians in southern gaza, which had been the cornerstone the of the monitor plan to protect civilians. and thus to provide aid to them, but without places to safety. that kind of as intact as turning elsewhere in the us says it will conduct joined military flight drills in diana as tensions rise with neighboring venezuela over territorial cleans washington says the exercises are routine, but reiterated what it calls it's unwavering support for again as sovereignty. venezuela has described the drills as a publication last weekend. it helps referendum, aimed at reaffirming its territorial claim to the oil, which is a cable region. speaking at the micro, so summit of south american nations presented in president in louisa national in the silva expressed his concern about the deepening dispute result. she has a border with both venezuela. i'm gonna, as you

it's also stalled. israel is wanting people to lead pods of southern gaza. is it fair to assume that the next ground defensive is a minute a good evening? so yes, and every single point is a fact that israel is about to assume um its operate has completed, it has already started and it will be intensifying. sean will say it'd be all 3 chance. that's why it is real, was trying to get the civilians are also place where israel will presumably be conducting its air strikes and concentrating its operations. namely in this house. the problem here is of course at how much time as civilians have to leave. and so after the 7 day pause and fighting has these row essentially picked up where it left off? or do you notice, do you see any change in strategy so? well, i think that they have, they have to readjust the strategy. nobody knew how long the ceasefire will last effect will last. we have seen that it has worked out for 7 days. but now a lot of things could have happened during this time, and some of us might have moved it's weapons. might have moved the hostages o

david, first to you what is the latest in southern gaza as israel pushes deeper? >> reporter: ana, so that 1.9 million people you mentioned that have been internally displaced within gaza, many of them were moved from the north into the south. now many of those people, in addition to those who already lived in the south, including in khan younis, the second largest city in the gaza strip, are being pushed deeper and deeper south. the u.n. now saying that a lot of these people are being packed into an area the size of about one-third of the gaza strip. what we're hearing from the red cross, from the u.n. and ordinary gazans on the ground is scenes of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. hospitals overwhelmed, shelters overwhelmed, diseases are spreading, people don't have access to clean water or to food or to shelter. the idf says that it is taking precautions to mitigate civilian casualties, including these evacuation orders. what we hear from gazans on the ground, though, is they feel there is nowhere safe for them to go. many of them have already been displace

they were able to relocate to a, to southern gaza. so as long as made age and a even though it's short term, it is not like a corporation with strategic victory for as well. it may actually add belie great to intelligence or operational phase. for me, that has to expand it, supporting the southern gaza strip on the issue. here as, as maryland mentioned, is the, it has a pressure to 1100000 gardens to leave north and garza and move to southern gaza is also under increasing pressure from the by the administration us to saying, as we will not let you and have such a high civilian death, so if you do expand you want to go so you know, our support is finite. possible is dependent on you preserving civilians and allowing fuel for example, and other resources to access to the state is on that finds itself in a strategic dilemma. it feels it has to expand the war to southern gaza, but at the same time it's ability to do so is limited by uh, it's the, the closing window of political support from the, by the administration. and that when there'

the southern gaza strip is now reeling under heavy israely bombardment. un officials have won that no place in gaza is safe amid israel's air rates and evacuation orders. as a result of israel's conduct of hostilities and his orders for people to leave the north and parts of the south, hundreds of thousands of being confined into ever smaller areas in southern gaza without proper sanitation, access to sufficient food, water and health supplies, even as bombs rain down around them. winter is harder than this ongoing war where we live inside tents, a primordial life. we are living like her ancestors. before 1948, everyone is struggling due to the winter and cancer already submerged, we're trying to adapt our situation as much as we can, so we have the perfect storm for disease disease outbreak, remembering of course is specific case of israel is the occupy power, it's the senior speak, children, men in the gazza, the honorable and our maris in the west bank. and also in al-quds and the refugee camps abroad and i pray what they can to support their brothers i

in southern gaza that can be cooled by that name anymore. that the pace of the military assault in southern gaza is a repeat of the assault in northern guns that it has made no play safe for civilians in southern gaza, which had been the cornerstone of the humanitarian plan to protect civilians. and thus to provide aid to them. but without place of the safety plan is intact, has a stone that corresponds with rebecca richard. enjoy those a welcome, rebecca. what more can you tell us about the situation? the 2nd got a as well as you heard the sale, the situation is now focused on southern gaza. that is offensive these ready offensive and goes or is not really focused in the south. although we all saying fighting and bombardments across the entire gaza strip. we know that there is fine thing happening in the central hon. eunice that solving the city there was a, supposedly a safe haven for many people who evacuated from the north. we know that the grounds find the ground operation and the combat fighting is happening really in the central and e

israeli air force has been bizes up and down the gaza strip, focusing on the southern part, 50 hits there, it's believed along with the people crowded in there the hamas leadership, they've found a new hideout. all of this contributing to a humanitarian crisis in gaza and says that some relief trucks have made it in today. it's not enough for the beleaguered for the residents of gaza very much caught in the cross fire. as for the hostages, we've learned that six israelis thought to have been captive, have been killed, their bodies not yet returned. 105 for the past week. 136 remain. overall four israeli-americans have been freed and eight remain in the gaza strip nearby where we are right now. some of those freed will be speaking at a rally in tel aviv tonight. it should be a moving moment. they've also asked to speak with israeli prime minister netanyahu. a lot of people torn in a lot of different direction by this cries sit right now in the region, back to you. aishah: greg palkot live for us in israel, greg, thank you. griff: and president biden continuing to monitor the renewed fighti

as israel focuses the new phase of its military operation on southern gaza. the search for shelter from the conflict becomes honda. every day. it says you had to pay for in gaza, finding it almost impossible to, like i said, truly safe, a place to live. i made this conflict, food, water, and medical help. i've been limited by this low trick, left humanitarian aid events, emergency believe, coordinate to assess it. without the safe areas a ponds have had to be thrown out. we do not have your monetary operation in southern gaza that can be cooled by that name anymore. that the pace of the military assault in southern gaza is a repeat of the assault in northern guns that it has made no play safe for civilians in southern gaza, which had been the cornerstone of the humanitarian plan to protect civilians. and thus to provide aid to them, but without place to safety, that time is in tatters. when i change mazda in griffith, well, the correspondence of rebecca, a rich, as in jerusalem, told me more about the situation in gaza as well as either her their cell. the si

until now. israel's military, a stepping up it's offensive and southern gaza. and on sunday, it issued a new evacuation order telling people to leave areas in and around the city of con eunice, in the south. as god's experiences intensive environment, once again is realized under growing pressure from its allies to protect civilians . and it bows to continue on and blames the fighting on him off. be doing that to me and that's how most has destroyed once in full. there's no hope for the guys, a stipend, it's people that way. so kind of more than one point. 8000000 display sconces are being squeezed into an increasingly smaller space. the daily bombings and lack of access to basic amenities are taking. a toll seems like these reflect the devastating impact the wars having on this generation a palestinian children of the sub. since this morning we received large numbers of matches. the majority of them were children. more than 15 children between 2 and 9 years old. these innocent children not being bombs, and they are in front of you and you can see them send tha

uh in southern gaza as the uh savage and blood thirsty attacks of the israelis continue. well, but israeli regime forces uh continue to come to kill and main palestinians everywhere in the gaza strip uh overnight there. regime has killed scores of innocent civilians in the southern uh gaza strip uh town of towns of rafa and khan uniness while overnight some 180 palestinians have been killed throughout the gaz strip uh we talk about northern gaza northern gaza uh in the news now refers to everything uh north of the gaza creek or the gaza wadi but in general northern gaza we're talking about gaza city is is just gaza, the southern uh south of the gaza creek or the gaza wady uh are the areas supposedly designated as safe areas by the israeli regime, but nearly 60% who of those who were killed uh over the last uh 45 days were palestinians who uh were displaced. in the northern uh north of the gaza creek and they moved south and they were killed south in the southern parts of the gaza strip uh meanwhile the human situation throughout the gaza strip is beyond beyond disastrous b

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this will not be the case in southern gaza. in southern gaza, we will see much more targeted raids.'m not sure we'll see artillery at all. and if there will be air strikes, they will be much more targeted. but i think that one of the things that we will see is that israel was facing a dilemma in the last 24 hours. and this dilemma was, what to do with the huge pressure the u.s. was imposing on israel, regarding the increase in humanitarian aid into gaza. and the israelis, i think, realize that the only way they can get u.s. backing foreign operations in southern gaza is if they approve more aid. and this is what the israeli war cabinet did just a few hours ago. >> is it a significant amount more than what was going in? >> again, i think everything is relative, okay? if, until -- before the ceasefire, only 60,000 liters of fuel entered gaza, during the ceasefire, it's 120,000. now it's going to be 180,000. it's an increase every time, and i think we'll see somewhere between 250 and 300 trucks a day. it's an increase. is this what the civilians in gaza need? no. they need more. but it

so the actions in those words, but morris as far as more about this plan for the invasion of southern gaza as israel shared with the us, according to the state department, is telling the residents in gaza of the plan of these areas that the us says are quote you on run d conflictions zones, that's what israel has called them or facilities run by the u. n. where gauze and civilians are supposed to be able to go for safety. what's not been shared though is whether people on the ground are aware of these facilities exactly where they are. and once they're able to reach them, if that's possible, whether they'll be able to handle all the people who are seeking refuge. and of course we've known in the previous days of this war un run schools, for instance, happened targets. it was really bombardment, and the white house is national security advisor jake sullivan was clear. he said that the us would not accept israel violates its own word on this and does attack these de confliction zones that is world self has reportedly highlighted to us officials all which is to say the us says it's still too

gaza. of course the military operations are coming as the, rather the advance in the southern part of the gaza strip is coming as the israeli military is operating in northern gaza as well. in fact, according to doctors without borders, the israeli military since sunday has been in control of the hospital in northern gaza. following a 12 day siege. according to doctors without borders, they also removed and stripped and interrogated any males above 16 years old who were in that hospital. israeli forces entering that hospital on sunday. amid all of this, the unicef spokesman is saying there is no place that is safe for children and families in gaza. saying even hospitals are not safe. as we saw over the past 48 hours, allegations that the israeli military shelled the hospital in southern gaza. really an overall really a concerning picture, but the israeli military, amid the international pressure and amid the international outcry showing this evening it is pressing forward with its offensive. >> jeremy, what about efforts to get more hostages out? what do we know about that at this point? >> re

the, this is dw news line from bud and these really ministry tells more palestinians to evacuate southern gaza as a intensive. i'd say it's offensive that that's after previously cutting people to move south to escape on me in the north. they spied base. israel rejects criticisms that it's doing too little to protect civilians. also on the program i'm unit can afford reopens after heavy snow and sub 0 temperatures hydrolyzed transport across the region, leaving thousands stranded the unfilled gale. welcome to the program. israel has ordered palestinians to evacuate for more areas or on con eunice, the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip. the idea says it is intensive funding is competing southern, gaza, the target thomas, which has been designated to a terrorist organization by multiple countries, many of goss as residents flag to the south of the territory after israel ordered them to leave the north families and friends gathered outside the alley baptist hospital and gaza city to pray for the victims of this latest round of his right in the ash dikes. a mother grieves how young door to the bo

as relentless strikes on southern gaza. when many people have sought safety pipes for some here is now gone. i just have no idea. there's nothing left to fear. our houses are going on, our property is gone, where money is gone, it says, oh sons have been murdered with some died some left disabled in the hospital, the what's left to cry for. and then they tell us will get a and then the, where is the guy the these to month war has seen entire palestinian families wiped out. many people have been displaced multiple times, like those in this makeshift camp near a hospital in the city of han, eunice, they say no place is safe with these riley bones dropping everywhere. so some are ignoring israel's calls to move for the south and just staying put the guerrero hot in the 1st showing. they told us to back to me to the south because it saves me the whole. now they chose to go further, sell the red doesn't. this is nonsense the, we're not going anywhere i, they will remain here and they can do whatever the police will love. the isr

following the story of omar lubbad and his five siblings who lost their parents in shelling in southern gazaeing their home in gaza city. a warning that you may find this report distressing. a strong bond between father and child. soon broken by the horrors of war. 13—year—old omar says his final goodbyes to his mum and dad. they were killed in an air strike in southern gaza. translation: this is my father. he was martyred here under the rock. my mum was next to him and my little sister was in between, but she is ok. when they bombed our house, ifelt lonely and without a family. omar and his five siblings are now orphans. their uncle who has been displaced with his family is now the only caretaker. translation: now my family got bigger. - these children need to live with me. it is challenging with the expenses, medicine and education. they are all little. the youngest is one—year—old. the eldest is 16. omar and his siblings are just some of the children orphaned by war in gaza. doctors here say they are seeing a rise in numbers, but unicef says it is very difficult to count and organise care

reporting. >> thank you, caitlin. >> we have more to come on that extended ground operation in southern gazawere palestinian civilians were just told to leave their homes and go to. we will be back in a moment with somebody who witnessed the humanitarian crisis unfolding in gaza firsthand. >> we have some awful news to share tonight about our own family here at cnn as we follow the situation in gaza. since the beginning of this war, our producer, ibrahim dahman has risked his life doing feel is reporting on the ground in gaza. after nearly a month, he fled with his immediate family, showing us what it was like to have to do that with two small kids in tow. this weekend, he learned that at least nine of his family members who are in northern gaza still trapped there had been killed, including his uncle and his -- his childhood home was also hit in a separate strike. he still never be able to fix every quote stone and corner in the house i was born and raised, in which my children were born. we were thinking of ibrahim dahman and his family tonight as they go through something that unfortunate

it's bombardment, the southern gaza has its military expands. it's ground defensive against hum us military. it's now israel has told hundreds of thousands to have back to 8 from the area around con eunice and head towards the mediterranean coast of the south, towards the border with egypt. but the united nation says there is no less safe to go in garza as being hon eunice residents say they are running out of safe places to go. the israel samuel upon bob and surround they, savvy of southern gaza, is now relentless with the number of dead and injured being delivered to this hospital growing by the way among them. abraham's 2 month old son ad. none but we're just days into this conflict. and now we're lying injured on a hospital bed again and they told us to leave god. so there's a warning cause of so we left the north and came here to the south just like they asked. but this is what we found in the south. there's what can we do? this is my son. he was born on the 2nd day of the war. we haven't been able to register his birthday yet. the israel's

as well as military has cold, some more evacuated sions in southern gaza as it continues to extend its ground operation against thomas middle it since this latest video from the israel defense courses is set to show troops involved in close quotes of fighting inside the gaza strip. although we had not told, well when this footage was taken is ready, tanks happened, reportedly spotted close to han eunice in the south. quotes of idea of forces in the gaza strip continue to expand ground operation of somebody or we attack today with fighter jets in the entire got this trip much more significant and very precise strikes based on intelligence. in addition, we are expanding the ground operation against the mazda centers of gravity, everywhere in the gaza strip. for those choosing display, this is walter white's. in this so called safe, soon, people say they are getting no help. and do the best to set up, make shift shelters. however, on wherever, how long they'll be able to seek refuge here. nobody knows what a certain value is as real, as determination to wipe out time. us that is defensive

the israel's military has cooled some more evacuations and southern gaza as it continues to extend its ground operation against thomas militants. this latest video from the israel defense close is, is set to show troops involved in close quotes of fighting inside the gaza strip. well, the way not told where, or when this quoted you was taken is ready. tanks have been reports, at least spotted clips, the hon, eunice in the south. what's a good idea of forces and they've got the strip continue to expand ground operation of familiar? all we attack today with fighter jets in the entire gaza strip, much more significant and very precise strikes based on intelligence. in addition, we are expanding the ground operation against a mazda centers of gravity everywhere in the gaza strip, for those choosing to flee. this is walter white's in this so called safe zone. people say they are getting no help and do the best to set up, make shift shelters. however, on wherever, how long they'll be able to seek refuge here. nobody knows what a certain value is as real as determination to wipe out time us.

in southern gaza, hamas officials say 700 palestinians have been killed in 2a hours. the us defence secretary warns israel it risks driving civilians into the arms of the enemy. lam iamat i am at the cop28 climate conference in dubai, where for the first time in dubai, where for the first time in the summit's history, the link between climate change and health is taking centre stage. between climate change and health is taking centre stage. i am azadeh moshiri in london. one person is killed and two injured in a knife and hammer attack in central paris. snow warnings are issued across the uk. heavy falls in cumbria cause a �*major incident�*. people are being urged to stay away. i'm anna foster injerusalem. much to get through this hour. as israel intensifies its military operations in the south of the gaza strip, hamas officials say more than 700 palestinians have been killed in the past 2a hours. that number comes from the hamas media office. hamas is considered a terrorist organisation by the uk and us governments. i want to show you these live pictures first of al

that the pace of the military assault in southern gaza is a repeat of the assault in northern gaza.t has made no place safer civilians in southern gaza that had been a cornerstone of the humanitarian plan to protect civilians and thus to provide aid to them. but without places of safety, that plan is in tatters. anchor: let's go to jerusalem to speak to our diplomatic correspondent, paul adams. a stark assessment from the u.n. release chief. it is not a humanitarian operation by name any longer. what should the response be? reporter: listen to the language he used. he talked about the comparison between the south and the north, he was very deliberately echoing the words of the u.s. secretary, antony blinken who when he was here a week ago says military -- israeli military operations in the south must not be the same as what is in the north. we want to see fewer civilian casualties and fewer people driven from their homes and on the move. the u.n. is saying in effect, this is a repeat of what we saw in the north and unless something is done to address it, we will see a worse disaster

honey, my mode, all your data, dropbox, southern gaza. thousands of demonstrators in new york cub court for cease fire and gaza. hilda, son in possession, timble, and comments to me and children killed in gaza. nearly 9000 children had been killed by his ralph since the war began. us ministries, as it struck down a drone and then um, to ship ballistic messiah fired by humans who the rebels and the southern red sea attacks come off to washington. impose new sanctions on money exchange services. i choose the funneling, and radian funds to the who face that was in response to a string of attacks by the rebels on international shipping in the region, who the se, they'll continue to target ships with ties to as well. i think it ends it's war and does that company, how can send this report from the white house of the us? treasury is sanctioning one individual as well as 3 money exchanges that it alleges have helped transfer millions of dollars from iran to humans face to the group and in turn have launched attacks on various shipping vessels in the red sea. now the impact of the sections, the

out front tonight, invading southern gaza. capturing large portions of northern gaza. we have video here which appears to show an israeli tank on one of the few roads that actually runs from north to south in gaza. a road used by those who have had to flee their homes. now, these images are just about three miles north of khan younis, a city israeli defense forces had told people living in gaza city to go to for their safety, but now israel is telling tens of thousands if not a lot more and it is unclear to how many people are still there saying parts of that area are now a, quote, battlefield. i want to warn you that this video is graphic. the red crescent which is on the ground says is them trying to help the injured. they claim this was a strike on homes in southern gaza. we did see a big crater near the rafah crossing overnight, as well. those once again fleeing for their lives it is a confusion, terrifying complicated road to safety and the idf is dropping leaflets like what you see on your screen. you see it in arabic and in there, is a qr code. that qr code is w

holding to a deal to release women and child hostages. israel has been stepping on a strikes on the southern gaza, also in the program life of 100 nations plates to triple the world's renewable energy. these decades. germany calls on the will to cock fossil fuels as front and the us li cole's. the grazing use of nuclear power and in football, the droll for the mens european championships. it's usually in august, months of germany against scotland and the gardening match will bring the reaction from humbug with the droll to place the jared raid. welcome to the program. talks in cash, how about renewing this, these 5 between each route and how most have sold is rouse? prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered his team to return home. i'm us, i'm us, which has been designated a terrorist organization by multiple countries as told the media. it will not release any more hostages until old palestinian prisoners, held by his route, released is rally, stepping up at strikes on southern gaza, which is where he told civilians to flee to during the 1st phase of the war. as the truce is over, the fighti

our staff has that up in the office, in southern gaza, in rasa. i was on the phone with them a couple of nights ago here in may be shows, coming in nearby. this is in an area close to where people have been told to sleep, in addition to places that they're be being told to flee, to don't have any facility is able to accommodate them. so if they, even if they are spared from bombardment, they are not fair to exposure to the elements risk of spread of diseases because people are in close quarters. are risk of diseases from on, on the clean water and on safe food. and just general lack of hygiene. so there really is no safe place. the only way to guarantee the safety of palestinians in gaza right now is a piece fire, a permanence of themes, these fire so that people can return to their homes and start rebuilding, which will take of course, not a month but years. yeah. you say that your organization has had to suspend its operation in gaza. the gardens are still in need of live savings, humanitarian supplies, maybe more so than ever. how much and what

the focus of the fighting in northern gaza, now the israeli forces started a ground operation in southern gazaare two main highlights on that. so the first highlight that apparently there is no safe place in gaza at the moment, even the places that the israelis said that the civilians can be safe, like rafah and western rafah, we saw overnight, the areas that are supposed to be a safe place for civilians. so there is no safe place for these civilians at the moment. there is also strikes targeted at a hospital in northern gaza. this is the only working hospital in northern gaza. the humanitarian situation became really tense and in that regard, and we heard lots of distressing stories, sadly, about whole families wiped from the registration because they all died, children without any surviving families, bodies under rubble that people cannot get out, and also, people are living in beyond catastrophic situations, as a british palestinian person said recently. in palestinian person said recently-— palestinian person said recentl . , ., recently. in terms of the humanitarian _ recently. in terms o

have been using cooking oil to pow that cause you're not, i'll see for, for some fun unit, some southern gaza. this has become a common site at the handful of fuel stations in gaza that has reopen lines and crowds of people desperate to sales are containers with the precious liquid some event camp here overnight. the yeoman, the my to, i've been coming here for 3 days trying to get some fuel. there are too many people here because only a few stations are operating. people need fuel to get clean water for their vehicles for bakery, for many reasons. for nearly 2 months under israel's to siege of the territory, no fuel or gas supplies have been allowed into god. so i'm going to cease fire agreement $2.00 to $4.00 trucks. if fuel has been entering through the solvent, gaza every day, about 140000 leaders of fuel, that's nowhere near enough. the united nations estimates that about 250000 liters of fuel are needed every day for humanitarian purposes, such as operating generators, ada selling nation plan, while 800000 to a 1000000 liters of fuel are going to be needed daily. if these cars are going