witnesses' statements show that this massacre took place in tel sultan, specifically in barksad area in the west of rafah city. by matching these images, we were able to determine the exact geographical location of this massacre, which took place next to the rowa tanks in tele sultan area, west of rafah city. satellite photos of may 24 , two days before the massacre to be exact. which was targeted in this attack is shown by the photos that a journalist named jack godin published on his personal page on x show more clearly the tents of the refugees. at the end of the month the construction of this camp started last january. at that time, the municipality of rafah published photos of the construction of this camp on its facebook page. therefore, in this israeli air attack, an area full of refugees was targeted. is this area inside or outside the safe zone? the idf spokesman tried to avoid the fact that the attack took place inside a safe zone declared by the occupying regime. but if we go back to the last map that he published of the extent of the safe zone, we can see that contrary to

the words of the witnesses show that this massacre was at the place of tel sultan and specifically at. barksad area occurred in the west of rafah city. by matching these images, we were able to determine the exact geographical location of this massacre, which took place next to the rowa tanks in tele sultan area, west of rafah. satellite photos of may 24th means two days before the occurrence of the massacre shows precisely the camp that was targeted in the attack. the photos that a journalist named jack godin published on his personal page in x. it shows more clearly the tents of the displaced people. the construction of this camp started at the end of last january. at that time, the municipality of rafah published photos of the construction of this camp on its facebook page. therefore , in this israeli air attack, an area full of refugees was targeted. is this area inside or outside the safe zone? the spokesman of the israeli army tried. escape from this reality that this attack took place inside the safe zone declared by the occupying regime, but if we go back to the last map publi

that clashes continued in some areas, and the attacks of the zionist regime on various areas of tel sultan in the rafah area continued, and the salah al-din axis, or philadelphia, is still occupied by the zionist regime, and the rafah crossing has been closed for five weeks. it is closed to the wounded and humanitarian aid. i must say that the north of the gaza strip is still exposed to the killing of children due to grazing. humanity to the north of gaza is prevented. this was my report on the latest developments in the gaza strip. yes, the report of mr. hani al-maqari, a reporter of the sda news agency in khanyounis, was one of the latest developments in the gaza strip. fire in the oil refinery tanks of erbil province northern iraq continues. in this fire, 12 oil tanks exploded and 15 people died due to the fire. suzy was injured. three fire engines were completely burned. firefighters are trying to control the fire. a fire broke out at 10:00 p.m. on wednesday night at the metin refinery on kavir road, arabil. no report has been published about the cause of this accident and the extent o

the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gatheredre people were sheltering. survivors said there'd be no warning beforehand of the attack. internationally, the onslaught against rafah is doing considerable damage to israel's support. its relationship with egypt, for instance. egypt has already backed south africa's case at the international court ofjustice, accusing israel of genocide. without egypt's security support, israel will be much more vulnerable. and europe, one of israel's strongest backers, is now split. spain, norway and ireland are backing a palestinian state. josep borrell, the european union's foreign policy boss, supports the decision by the international criminal court to seek arrest warrants against mr netanyahu, as well as the leaders of hamas. france is a lot more critical of israel nowadays. so is germany, israel's loyal backer for 70 years. so, is attacking rafah worth all this collateral damage? well, if mr netanyahu calls the attack off, he could lose power, and rightly or wrongly, his critics in israel, and t

and this happened at around five o�*clock in the morning local time in the tel al—sultan neighbourhoods been a key focus of the israeli military in southern gaza. as i said, this is where the israeli authorities say hamas�*s last—remaining battalions are active. this is also where hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been sheltering, many have fled other parts of gaza because of this constant military activity. so, one of the deadliest incidents for the israeli military in this war. hugo, meanwhile, there have been mass protests in tel aviv, people taking to the streets to push for a truce and release of the hostages. exactly. and it was very interesting that this late—night statement by the prime minister, who said that this was a difficult war, that there was a heavy price. but he said that the country must stick to the goals of this war. the destruction of hamas�*s military and governing capabilities in gaza and the release of hostages who remain in captivity. so these tens of thousands of protesters again in another demonstration, demanding a deal for the hostages to be freed

the israeli air strike last sunday on the tel al—sultan area of rafah, where 10,000 refugees were gatheredide. without egypt's security support, israel will be much more vulnerable. and europe, one of israel's strongest backers, is now split. spain, norway and ireland are backing a palestinian state. josep borrell, the european union's foreign policy boss, supports the decision by the international criminal court to seek arrest warrants against mr netanyahu, as well as the leaders of hamas. france is a lot more critical of israel nowadays. so is germany, israel's loyal backer for 70 years. so, is attacking rafah worth all this collateral damage? well, if mr netanyahu calls the attack off, he could lose power, and rightly or wrongly, his critics in israel, and they're many, claim that this is the consideration which counts the most for him. well, that's it from this edition of unspun world. from me and from the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. live from london. welcome to breakfast. the headlines. president biden outlines a new plan to end the fighting in gaza. this president bide