u. n. a says that it is deeply shocked after is really airstrikes hit to you and run schools this weekend, killing dozens of people seeking shelter at the facilities. the palestinian authority president my what a boss has repeated his request for you as president and joe biden, to intervene to stop these really military operation and gas them. this comes in mid washington's calls for garza and the west bank to be reunited after the war. that bodies, the debris lay strewn in the office tomorrow. so i'm gonna talk to you and school. we'll know the details of what happened and not to yet to clear, which is a start combined to the civilians are paying the highest price. so this was the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded to a ceasefire. palestinian president of mood of ass. oh it's more you'd be allowed into gaza and cold. so the us president, professor, i like israel, a leo at the isn't, i mean today i address us president joe biden, who bears a spec

u. n. a. say, have mercy on what we're going through. it's, you know, we are fed up with that the been this within heard not about the i must get in my opinion, the for the pause is not enough. we want a permanent truce. we are fed up of was we exhausted like can be it will forever. no one could ever imagine what we are going through. it's extremely difficult for days are not enough to those who negotiated the post. what's 4 days automatically i'm going into the 2nd month of the war. it's not enough. we want the permanent and to all this and i hope not that we are not happy with the spire. we will no longer more permanent one. we don't want to hear bumping or screaming. we don't want to hear. we have lost a child. i have lost my husband. we don't like the ceasefire. we want only people in the north have to go back and find stability. we don't want to leaving for here . easy enough. we want to go home. you know, everyone should be able to look after his business to get back to their life, away from home. so will aid organizations be able

u. n. a saying would be needed. but they definitely need to look at the lower end, which is about $200000000.00 per year. we'll have to see whether that's possible or not. thank you very much, but he's also on that climate report to and that's it from louise and from me on the news team um to check out our website w. com. that's a lot more news, a background analysis on that. and i also do recommend to follow us on social media handle. there is a dw names i'm good. how about is invalid, thanks to the india ations cross in india weaving is being done by her and again the number of audio vans is growing. and so is the income, because customers are prepared to pay more for hand with the industries flourishing to take on to the next level. we need to educate and trains beyond eco, india. next on dw, the music from the new home and to the young musicians of touring the especially since a rita. this is an important active resist. the young cousins fled from the tele focus in 16 minutes, silas on d. w. the reason used to b

u. n. a saying this is taking a told not only on the injured but also pregnant women, a newborn children that rely on incubators. garza's health ministry size, hospitals are overwhelmed with patients. 16 out of $35.00 hospitals are out of commission. others are unable to provide services to the wounded and sick due to a lack of medical supplies and fuel. meanwhile they occupied westbank is really forces have stepped up, raids their including and parts of janine and hebron, as follows protests against the us sector states visit to de la bernard smith reports a routine night in the occupied west. by this time, the target is a 20 year old man. suspected of being a fighter and a power steering on through his body was taken away by this bulldozer. that'd be happy. yes. was the 100 and 49th palestinian killed in the west bank since october . the 7th, a few hours later, the funeral of another young routine dang. this is the rhythm of life here. rate funeral repeat. elizabeth, said old philip, but if they're taken out of their anger for october 7 on us, the defense of people here. they want us to hat

u. n. a saying that's down from a high of a 102 trucks on thursday, the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, says, garza is facing a crisis of humanity and insisted that a needs to enter the strip on a much larger scale. some live saving gauge is getting into guys from egypt, so they're not crossing. but the think of assistance does not means the ocean needs. and let's be clear that all the crossing alone does not have the capacity to process a tax at the skating required. just over the phone under the tax if could austin progress over the past 2 weeks compared to the 5 vendor the day before the coffee. and crucially, this does not include fuel without fuel. your water babies eating provides lives in patients on live support will die. what cannot be pumped or purified? top european diplomats have reiterated their urgent calls for us or monetary and pause in the world. gaza. he was foreign policy chief says the war is a role result of moral and political failure on the european commission president announced in addition, $27000000.00 of humanitarian aid fullborne and reports. it's more than

u. n. a chief says hospitals are not special grams any supported by these rarely assaults and security council for past votes on a resolution aimed at protecting children from violence in girls. the welcome to the program with starting coverage of cause of this uh, the united nations in new york. molto has dropped to the resolution hoping its focus on children will finally unite the un security council. these are life pictures the the council has so far filed full time to take united stance on the war on gauze and the resolution cools for urgent and extend it to monetary and pauses on core doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to enable aid access resolution needs, at least 9 votes in favor and no veto despite the permanent members of the united states, russia, china, friends, or prison as well. this is what the maltese i'm by so they'll have to say earlier was different. that's the path to schedule the vote for the time change that are in more but for the children who are victims of this is flux, we have kept primary and online we. we would like to try and reach to s

old doctor and he's ready on a had ordered the medical facility to be evacuated on november, the 18th, but some patients simply couldn't leave. the overall, the u. n. r w a says around a 160000 people sheltered in northern schools before the is ready evacuation order and also says 80 percent of guidance are displaced. and we spoke to some of those in the central part of young clay. if you are hopeful to return to the homes in the north a lot below what size man. at that 1st, we heard about a ceasefire and were happy. but when we learned that there was no return to gaza, we weren't happy at all because we don't feel any cease fire that doesn't allow us to return to our homes. our families, our houses are relatives. we don't know anything about them. are they alive or deceased? somebody? is our house standing or destroyed? we want to cease fire that allows us to return to gaza and the north. what's the point? my home is in gaza and i'm here in the cease fire. i gain nothing. i want to cease fire that lets me go back home and bring all my belongings from there. this is my food drink clothes. everything is in gaza and i haven't brought anything with me. we're jus

a growing fridge. the u. n. agency says water shortages are affecting access to clean water for more than a 1000000 children. the world health organization has, meanwhile, warranty of critical shortages at hospitals and surgeries cannot happen without anesthesia infected. do happen without anesthesia. it's an immune and public health catastrophe that loans with the mass displacement the overcrowding, the damage to water and sanitation infrastructure. 8 organization said the deliveries of vital supplies cannot take place without the security guarantees of the humanitarian pause. and do those benefits julian in general. so let me tell us more about what is what has been saying about it's striking the middle of the crowded jabante a record you can, of israel is justifying this by saying that it has knocked out one of the t. how most command is the commander who is said to have prepared and also executed the october 7 attacks. how much the noise of any senior official was in the camp and at the time of this strike. it also just

a to b u n says that the us has sabotaged efforts to de escalate the conflict. a survey of something that we regret that under pressure from washington. the language of the resolution was watered down. the council does not even demand that the parties introduced humanitarian pauses, but only calls for them which makes a mockery of the progress of, of the council colleagues. it is simply a shame that the council, which has unique, powerful tools including chapter 7 of the un charter was able to squeeze out such a weak call from the very beginning of the current aggravation in the palestinian israeli conflict zone. the us delegation sabotaged any attempts to develop a balance in the politicized documents aimed at taking real and urgent measures to de escalate the situation. our american colleagues on the council justified the collective punishment and extermination of palestinians, primarily the civilian population under the guise of slogans about the fight against terrorism. and israel's right to self defense effectively paralyzing the work of the made un party fo

u. n. a chief says hospitals, i'm not special grounds and he's a pool by the is riley assaults. the has thousands of premature babies inside l. a. sheets of fine to survive. the white house is it did not give the okay for israel to ride the hospital. no, the passengers house on 5 minutes more than 11400 palestinians have been killed in the past 5 weeks. and another day of rides across the occupied with bank is funerals or help to 7 people killed. biased rarely for the, the largest hospital in the gaza strip has been invited by is ready for us as we understand that the soldiers who were deployed and the number of buildings in the compound has now left. but the hospitals direct us is they are still in front of the guides and the sounds of gunfire can still be heard. is riley soldiers have been searching the basements of every building. they say they are looking for a mos spices or anything that can support the claims that the um the groups main come on sense of lives underneath an estimate of 2500 people are inside the hospital including 600 injured people. and patients, as well a

it says a mazda is using as a command post, but the u. n says it is impossible to evacuate the buildings now fairly operational without the safe haven, the one. welcome to the viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. medic shay. heavy fighting between is really forces and a moss has trapped patients and thousands of displaced people seeking refuge at a hospital in garza, the palestine red crescent society said their emergency cruise at l. codes, hospital or facing blackouts and intense showing in the vicinity the you ins, world health organization expressed alarm at the situation in the el cheapo hospital, medical staff there say it has run out of water, food, and electricity. israel said it had clash with a moss nearby, but not fired on the hospital. to jason lee is the county country director, i should say at save the children in the palestinian territories in ramallah. jason, these rarely armies said it has agreed to evacuate babies from the l schieffer hospital. your colleagues must be concerned. some of the babies are in intensive ca

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more, right. all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's been submitted and reporting from jerusalem. and the world health organization says that more people are at risk of dying from disease, then from bones and gauze. so i spoke, i aust, it's spokesman tarik. yeah, show rich. how serious the health situation for thousands is still. the truck is very serious right now because what we have is the 1800000 people in gaza will have to leave there how many of them are not over crowded shelters. and we temperatures dropping down and we lack of access to clean water. and the lack of some addition, obviously that all elements increase the risk of respiratory diseases of water will diseases of skin diseases. we have teams uh, uh, in guys uh, last week and uh they, they said for example uh these shelters. there was a one shower for 4000 people. there was one toilet for more than 200 people. so

u. n. a distribution trucks un says it represents just 9 percent of its daily needs . fuel is needed for generates, as in hospitals, the southern nation plants and sewage treatment facilities, monetary and conditions have reached critical levels in gaza. dr. nations and if monetary, in effect as mounting. griffith says they stand ready to deliver 8 as soon as the roof of border crossing reopens. our role and our pledge, the message is we are right the sitting in front of those people on the borders of gaza in rough uh are ready to go at the right scale. if we get the means to do so, we have times how to do this. we have times which do not include having people moved into circled sites and we have times to try to reach people where they are. it is a standard way of operation. so i'll just say with the u. k. parliament's rejects the motion for an immediate cease fire in gaza, made wide pro set some sort of balancing hosting the the stream is back and you can be part of it. doing me oddities forces in the rest of the team for a 1st hand look beyond the headlines and have a say on how your stories tol

causes how most ron helped ministry says da, since have been killed and strikes on the to bali, a refugee camp, including at a school run by the united nations, the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees has denounced the attack, saying the school was operating as a shelter for displaced people also coming off the world health organization calls for the complete evacuation of causes largest hospital al schafer warning it's becoming a design for patients and stuff. plus and explosive launch for space 6, the biggest rocket reaches face during its 2nd test flight. more details on that mission soap lea including why things didn't go quite flat. the hello and welcome and jared rate you as president joined by and has cooled, full, gaza, and the west bank to be quite re you nice it on to one government, united opinion pace for the washington post. by an argue that a revitalized palestinian authority should govern both territories after the war between israel and how much you repeat it. he's cold for a 2 state solution. the president on the palestinian authority, my motor boss main time, is cold on biden, to put pressure on these routes in the conflict in gaza

u. n. flag searching protection on the international humanitarian roles. the u. n . reports in the last 10 days, a total of $329.00. a trucks have reached guys that through the roof of crossing. but officials say that's not nearly enough before october 7th, about $500.00 a trucks got to guys that every single day gabriel's on though, i'll just say that at the united nations. while the u. n. has brief members of the organization of his lama cooperation on the humanitarian situation and gaza, speaking alongside. oh, i see representative libby as ambassador to the un said that israel has no right to target civilians uncalled for a ceasefire. why is there a double standards? why is the message different when the ukraine conflict happens? that's the question that the world are asking. therefore, today, it's time to work together. to save lives, there's no justification to bump the refugee comes like as you about the twice. there's no justification to target hospitals under what so called the right to defend. therefore, depriving more than 2000000 palestinians from food. water and fuels. is our trying. it's not the question of a because it's getting everyone the number of those who are under the rub

a 2 graphic to show here. the head of the u. n. agency, full palestinian refugees. honora has denounced the attack and pleaded for a humanitarian ceasefire. israel says it's looking into the incident. the meantime, the world health organization is demanding a full evacuation of the al schafer. hospital in gaza. i see monetary and team from the w white. john made a brief visit to the stage facility and described it as a quite a design. they say it almost 300 patients and 25 health work is still remain at the hospital, along with thousands of babies in a critical condition. is route right at the facility earlier this week, claiming that how much use the compound as a military command center. the family, spelling out postcards, a city. yeah. take with there. the come on, those leading to guys of south america. stuff and patients from i'll, she's the hospital. they say they're happy in order to leave by the israelis a short while ago with these really authorities weren't that whoever is inside the hospital has to leave except for the wounded, the surgeons and some of the medical staff and nursing staff as well. but he's really saying, is that god as larg

u. n. a distribution trucks you and says it represents just 9 percent of its day. the needs field is also needed for generators and hospitals beside a nation nonsense sewage treatment facilities, anyone's head of mount a tire and affairs mounting. griffith says if monetary and operation in gaza will come to a standstill if they can't live a few, immediately. we need to at least a couple of 100000 liters to get us moving again. and we have had agreements in those negotiations for such a replenishment. but they haven't as cheap final approval at the highest levels of these really authorities. so we need that decision made our role. and our pledge, the message is we are right the sitting in front of those people on the borders of gaza in rough uh, ready to go at the right scale. if we get the means to do so, we have times how to do this. we have times which do not include having people moved into so called sites owns we have times to try to reach people where they are . it is a standard way of operation or a hospital is in gaza, right, breaking point. one doctor told u

causes how most ron helped ministry says dawson's and been killed in strikes on the to biling a refugee camp. including at a school run by the united nations. the u. n. agency, full palestinian refugees has denounced the attack, saying the school was operating as a sheltered for this place. the people also coming off hundreds of people flee the all she for hospital in gaza saying they've been ordered to evacuate these rouses. they're leaving of their own accord, plus an explosive launch for space to ex. it's biggest rock and reaches space during the 2nd test flight. more details on the mission shortly including why things didn't go quite to plan the jared raid. welcome to the program, gases homeless around health ministries say as molding i see people have been killed in it, strikes on the job. i like to bali refugee camp in northern casa, at least 50 of damage. i said to have been killed as a school run by the united nations. the i s p news agency has verified this social media video, showing the aftermath of the attack on the school. several, a date bodies including of children can be seen in pots of the footage, which to graphic to show here the

a new star says financial support for companies transitioning towards a green economy will be upheld despite the government's budget. also coming out as the u. n. is set to play a bigger role in the national tax corporation. we'll hear from an expert why he thinks the global south in particular sense to benefit from and will tell you why cyprus is no longer a hotspot. for is really invest impressed cold will walk into the program. germany's economy minister says he wants to continue with the funding of multi 1000000 euro economic projects. that's despite a recent court ruling, preventing the government from re purposing left over funds. raised to find the pandemic, the ruling trigger a crisis over the government's budget for next year, as it cannot raise new debts due to a constitutional so called that break robot. how accepted the federal government and the states of germany are working together to find a way to keep the money flowing to the project, less describing them as affecting the economic heart of german. interesting big fears on more on what do you have to say? the projected mcgee mentioned the project like within the climate, then t

pulls in fighting has allowed more aides to reach thousands who are facing shortages of a central supplies. the u. n says that some 250 trucks carrying food, water, and medical supplies, ends of the gaza strip and suck today. limited fuel deliveries are also being allowed in the gaza for the 1st time since october. the 7th. an easy sense of calm has taken hold in the gaza. the truce is a welcome break from weeks of bombing and devastation is a mixed to scenes of destruction, line or allowance and people who attempt to replicate a sense of normalcy. taking solace in small every day comes that's been a trade him the way living through days of come, where we a stealing movements to make t a before the truce. we couldn't stay out like this and make tea or walk around whatever is less, develop, bummed out houses because of the strengths and the sounds of the planes and in the how many and that's about coming up in this muscle in the saw in cells. seems like they share the precariousness of the humanitarian situation. crowds of people flocks to a petrol station hoping to stuck up on fuel, ultimately forcing it

a growing fresh d u n. agency says water shortages are affecting access to clean water for more than a 1000000 children. the world health organization has. meanwhile, warranty of critical shortages at hospitals and surgeries cannot happen without anesthesia infected. do happen without anesthesia. it's an immune and public health. catastrophe that loads with the mass displacement, the overcrowding, the damage to water and sanitation infrastructure. 8 organization said the deliveries of vital supplies cannot take place without the security guarantees of the humanitarian pause. for more or less costs or dw correspond to rebecca raters, who is in the is rarely city of escalade. a welcome, rebecca communications are down in gaza again. what more can you tell us as yeah, that's right michael, we've uh we've been told and we know i consigned that this morning with our and colleagues in communications. once again being completely old palestinian communications. that's internet and telephone communications completely in black outs in gauze. and once the game is happened, of course, uh over the

it is a child dest, d hydration, particularly infant, it's to dehydration, a growing fresh d u. n. agency says water shortages are affecting access to clean water for more than a 1000000 children. the world health organization has. meanwhile, warranty of critical shortages at hospitals and surgeries cannot happen without anesthesia infected. do happen without anesthesia. it's an immune and public health. catastrophe that loads with the masters placement. the overcrowding, the damage to warrenton, send the patient infrastructure. 8 organization said the deliveries of vital supplies cannot take place without the security guarantees of the humanitarian pause. this has been for julian in general, so let me tell us more about what is what has been saying about it's striking the middle of the crowded jabante a record you can. it is rarely justifying this by saying that it has knocked out one of the t how most command is uh, the commander who is said to have prepared and also executed the october 7 attacks . how much the noise of any senior official was in the camp and at the time of this strike, it

a lack of basic services. and these cold, again on the u. n. and the international community for support. he says this is a time to salvage gaza strip hospitals that they need safe passage, ambulances as well as the fuel to one of them will not speak, crowd correspondents out of here is tory of was there, and he's on the ground that in the con unit in southern garza tarik, tell us a little bit more about what conditions are like that on the ground at hospitals. at the moment. i know you've been reporting from outside the hospital for so many days now and knowing the supply is running short then now also having to deal with an aggressive influx of a people and patients. yes, as we have mentioned before, these ready occupation forces hot drugs and that means some. busy buildings decide to shift medical compound where the 2 is deploy sniper things in order to kick, to take full control over the buildings and even the vicinity of the hospital. so now they have been imposing just significant stage on the people who are inside the hospitals, including our patients, dislikes people, and even mid to come

u. n. a distribution trucks. u. n says it represents just 9 percent of its daily needs. fuel is also needed for generators in hospitals, the southern nation constant sewage treatment facilities. you in the head of humanitarian affairs. mounting, griffith says he who might a tearing operation and gods will come to a standstill if they come to live a few. immediately we need at least a couple of 100000 liters to get us moving again. and we have had agreements in those negotiations for such a replenishment, but they have a cheap final approval at the highest levels of the is really, that's archie. so we need that decision made all of our pledge. the message is we are right. the sitting in front of those people on the board as of gaza in rough uh, ready to go at the right scale. if we get the means to do so, we have times how to do this. we have times which do not include having people moved into circled sites and we have times to try to reach people where they are. it is a standard way of operation. so i had thought i'll just

says the we're on gaza could set back development by as much as 16 years. and the longer the conflict goes on, the worst things will get. in a recent report, the u. n says g d p in the palestinian territories as full and by more than 4 percent. this is after one month of war. that's a bigger impact than any previous israel, palestine war. 2 full months of conflict would cut g, d p by an estimated 8.4 percent, or 1700000000 dollars and 3 months of war. now you're looking at 2 and a half $1000000000.00 in g d p. los, the wars also devastating the labor market, 61 percent, that's the majority of all jobs and gaza. 61 percent of jobs and gaza has been raised and then the occupied westbank. 24 percent of jobs are gone. one quarter the poverty figures are alarming. the number of palestinians living in poverty has risen by 20 percent, and that could soon be 34 percent. if the war continues for a 2nd month, that means nearly half a 1000000 more people living in poverty. so now the war has had a devastating impact on gases economy, and that's no surprise when you see flattened buildings in an entire population under fire. we covered that in previous shows,

it's an average of 46 trucks a day, which the u. n says is hardly inadequate. they wanted fuel to go in apparently some fuel is now going in a tiny amount of fuel. but that hasn't been any fuel for any of the us. those other days. they didn't want to tax on the hospitals of the us, made it clear it wants to roll for the policy new 40 at the end of the conflict. and that's a yahoo seems to have ruled that out. tell me what language does the us have if it really wanted to use it, us has all the image or the stuff is i would not be able to inflict all the suffering on the palestinians, both from the military, economic and other aspects of the suffering that the past seems i'm never going without the total support of, of the united states with the ministers of for the different methods of. ready or the, the justification the, the, the excuse, excusing officer, his behavior. they ability of the u. s. to prevent and diesel, the international community as well as to the, you know, in the end and just a or punish the, the setup is that the, for the heart of crimes and t

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more, right. all right then thanks so much for the update that's the w's been submitted and reporting from jerusalem. now among those recently released as 9 year old emily, a dual irish is randy national. she mocked her 9th stay while being held in gaza. her family received a succession of devastating updates 1st hearing, but she'd been killed in the how most attacks of october the 7th. and then being told that actually she was among the hostages being held in gaza. a loving embrace smocks, the end of an unimaginable ordeal. and a peak of an emotional rollercoaster, too complex to describe. a tom hand thought he'd never see the store to emily again . he was told she was dead. for him, it was the better option of 2 horrifying scenarios. it was unofficial yet i was told that she was found in beacon woods and she was found dead. i was a, i was relieved. i was relieved that she was dead and it was a litt

they say the u. n. a chief is in jordan for talks to day, hoping to open another border crossing to let in more. right, right. then thanks so much for the update, that's the w has been submitted and reporting from jerusalem and will join now by tara to shower of it. uh, sports presence of the world health organization in geneva, misty. charlotte, thank you so much for your time. your organization has said that more people in gaza could be more at risk of dying from disease them from bones. can you tell us how serious is the threats to people's health and goals are right now as well? the truck is very serious right now, because what we have is the 1800000 people in garza who had to leave there. how many of them are you know, over crowded shelters and the temperatures uh, dropping down and we lack of access to clean water. uh, and the lack of sedation, obviously, that all elements increase the risk of respiratory diseases of water will diseases of skin diseases. we have teams uh uh, in guys uh, last week an

n while more a trucks were allowed through once again on wednesday. a group say it's only a tiny fraction of what entered daily before the homos terrorist attacks. the head of the u. n's, relief agency and gaza stressed that residents were an urgent need after we crossed into rasa for a visit. and that was checked by the fact that everyone that was asking for food was asking for water. we, i, so almost every children trying to express their way that they need to eat. so you need to have 4 to i never ever have to something similar inc. as a, when it came before, after conflict, egyptian officials say more people will be able to leave over the coming days. but it's unclear just how long the border will remain open to foreign passport holders . what is certain is that unless egypt government, let's palestinians cost to for the vast majority of those trapped in gaza, escape will remain impossible. you'd have used corresponded rebecca rivers, joins us now from echelon in southern israel. rebecca, yesterday must have brought a bit of relief for some of those who've been stuck at that border. 4 weeks. can you give us a bit more clarity about whether we can expect to see

a 1000000 forests from their homes by flash clouds. the east african country has been passed by relentless rinds, causing extensive damage to infrastructure in the u. n. says the malia is facing a once in a century, flooding and bones more than 1500000 people could be affected. the extreme with a has also had neighboring kenya, a 8 agencies, a warning increasing numbers of children. and so donna, fully ellen, dying from starvation, months of fighting between the me in the paramilitary reference support forces has cut off millions of people from human to terry. and i have a morgan reports reports to don how man ali is the mother of 4 who fled hard to him to escape the fighting. she was able to find refuge in the eastern city of port sedan, but she says the force displacement has affected the health of her youngest children, who are lying most uncomfortable on it. all. the young ones are twins who used to drink formula. and when the fighting started, it became harder to find it for them. sometimes i give them cal milk, sometimes, powdered milk, their health started deteriorating, and they had to be hospitalized 3 times as you want figures show 3000000. so de

u. n. and talks in jordan today with one of the u. n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be opened. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel. and there will also is one of the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was dw beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks eric. the people living in guns are hoping that much more aid will slow into the territory as long as the troops holds. but aid organizations are warning that the situation for civilians across the enclave for means dyer. these kids face to weather and still play outside the cooling drain. the conditions are an additional bed and for many and to make shift shelters in garza and my bottom. the rain and cold have worn me out and i cannot do, and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them and i've no clothes, no food, no water jacket. and i haven't drank water in 2 days and there's no bathroom to use . and have not much data outside, i'm them i'm, that's where is age organizations. then of course, you've got, you know, hundreds of thousan

the this is do you got your new life from balance, a deadly strike on a school in northern godsa, the u. n. says housings of displeased cousins was chest hurting inside the school buildings and the intense south side. also coming off the u. s. 3 states support for your monitoring for those and the fighting box business agreement with out of commission calling for steve filed secretary of state down to me, blink, and says that would only allow her most militants to be true. and housing joined pro palestinian valleys across europe. here in berlin, there was a heavy police presence to deter any anti semitic, or anti israel inside the i'm the massage s while welcome to the program. the united nation says the school it runs in northern garza has been hit by an asteroid. the loss control has ministry fest 15 people were killed in dozens, one dead according to the un agency housing the future use in the region, thousands of disputes, palestinians with sheltering. and the school with buildings is jasmine of trees, looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of casa, a

a deadly strike on a school in northern gossip. the u. n. says thousands of displaced guidance with sheltering inside the school buildings and intends outside of the u. s. 3 states support for humanitarian pool system, the fighting. but this disagreement with arab nations calling for these pile secretary of state antony blinking, says that would only allow how much militants to regroup the monica jones. welcome to the program. the united nation says school, it runs in northern garza, has been hit by and asked strikes the number of casualties is not yet clear. the un agency housing refugees in the region says thousands of displaced palestinians with sheltering and the school buildings. israel's minute recess. it's looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of casa. a sense of anger and despair is palpable in the aftermath of this round of his way to extract that struck you and run school being used as a refugee shelter. a trip out of the northern gaza phones were falling on us. people got blown into pieces. they

causes how most ron helped ministry says does since have been killed and strikes on the to bali, a refugee camp, including out of school run by the united nations. the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees has denounced the attack saying the school was operating as a shelter for displaced. people also coming off the world health organization calls for the complete evacuation of kansas largest hospital al schieffer warning. it's becoming a.

a school run by the united nations, the head of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees on the 9th the attack saying the school was operating as a shelter for it displaced people hundreds of people have left guys, i'll chief a hospital on foot after the clinics. director said he is ready. army ordered and evacuation of the facility is real, denies ordering and evacuation. israel has yet to present proof of a chemist command and control center. it says is underneath the hospital to israel has agreed to allow to fuel trucks per day to enter a gas uh after pressure from the united states and dire warnings from the united nations of ip, through monetary and situation in the territory. do you and says the fuel deliveries are less than 10 percent of what's required for basic life preserving mattress and it's ready air strike on the occupied west bank has killed 5 people. that's according to the red crescent, the strikes hit, the laptop refugee camp near the city of annapolis. israel said a targeted militant palestinians who had planned to carry out the imminent attacks on his writing citizens. while since october, 7th, and already 10 situatio

u. n. says that some $250.00 trucks carrying food was a and medical supplies entered a gaza because of the trip on such as a limited field deliveries also being allowed in 2000 for the 1st time since october 7th. an easy sense of calm has taken hold in the gaza. the truth is a welcome bank from weeks of bombing and devastation is amidst the scenes of destruction. line one of them, some people who attempt to replicate a sense of normalcy. taking solace in small every day comes its been age for him for a living through days of com, where we are stealing moments to make t a before the truce. we couldn't stay out like this and make tea or walk around whatever is left of l bummed out houses because of the strengths and the sounds of the planes and in the how many and that's about putting them in this muscle in the saw in cells seems like this shows the precariousness of the humanitarian situation. crowds of people flocks to a petrol station hoping to stuck up on fuel, ultimately forcing it to close. you and say, is much more you just needed to get the humanitarian needs are important and unprec

u. n. r w, i says around a 100 and since he's a 1000 available cells and in those schools before these are the evacuation order. it also says a cheapest and them cause of all this space referred to as some of those in the central part of the enclave. hopeful to reach the end of the last man at that 1st we heard about a ceasefire and were happy. but when we learned that there was no return to gaza, we weren't happy at all. we don't feel any cease fire that doesn't allow us to return to our homes. our families or houses are relatives. we don't know anything about them. are they alive or deceased? is our house standing or destroyed? we want to cease fire that allows us to return to gaza and the north. what's the point? my home is in gaza and i'm here in this cease fire. i gain nothing. i want to cease fire that lets me go back home and bring all my belongings from there. this is my food drink clothes. everything is in gaza and i haven't brought anything with me. we're just sitting here, having nothing with us. it's not a life, especially in a small place for 30 people, that's not living in th

the the enough is enough, says a u. n is israel. target's refugee comes on hospitalization, garza the know about this and, and this is all 0 life seem to have also coming up in jordan air jobs, medical aid into the gaza strip using power sheets, as hospitals run out of fuel and supplies. the secretary of state is in the tech and capital, the latest stopping his diplomatic to the region. and another rise of raids in the occupied west, binds with reports of his very forces storming novelist and timber on the it's 8 g m t that's 10 am in gaza. another night of heavy is really bombardment across gaza at least 45 published indians have been killed and many are missing. in a rare move, the heads of 18 united nations and other humanitarian agencies appreciate a joint statement calling for an immediate humanitarian sees fire. the latest random is where the air strikes is targeted, dentistry populated areas and refugee comes, palestinians are cut off from the outside world and not just physically by israel's blockade, but not digi