you talked there about this, this chaos that, that's a managed in the u. lawson. let me ask you a little more about that because divisions at the member state level on all of that on comment. but that has been a lot of division to seemingly at very high levels of leadership styles. michelle, the president of the european council as of underlying the, the president of the european commission. they haven't exactly been seeing eye to eye on this. can you unpack some of those dynamics for us? yes, exactly. i mean, the divisions between members stays are kind of usual on this issue. but as i already mentioned, um what has been that may be uh, unique or unusual about the response to this particular crisis is the, the, the stance taken by the president of the urban commission and the president of the european parliament. but i'm, it's along the president of the commission is also left on their line. and they have taken the positions which firmly decided with israel and with the is really narrative. and that created a division at the, at the level of the leadership, as op

u. n. c. amount of terry and chief, it says it's refugee agency if palestinians is unable to keep up with the humanitarian needs and gaza. lawson. griffith was briefing in the states in new york. our correspondent give with alexander, has been for more than 70 united nations. 8 workers have been killed in gaza since october 7th when the current hostilities began on friday. here at the un martin griffith. the talk to you and humanitarian official became emotional when you begin speaking about those losses. one of the terrible things about that, those killings of the most of the happened in the homes of those people and they have been killed with their families. i think it's the highest number of you and stuff close to the conflict that united nations is providing shelter for more than 650000 displaced people in gaza. but an official said that the bomb bard meant by israel has become so intense, even the united nations cannot guarantee the safety of the people that need it the most. we've had over 50 of al facilities that have been impacted by the conflict, including 5 directives. i think it lost counts, so it'd be i people have