u. n. health and human rights watch that excuse me, has voice. it's concerns about the collateral damage is disproportionate and may be tempted mine to work as a result of one of the latest attacks, nearly an entire family was wife died when a school use the shelter for display scouts and we'll see it just one girl. so she shared some 1st clinic, mid us, that was it's cool. then i went home for lunch. my mother was cooking the bombarded my uncle's house and the rumble begin folding in our hands and the world tells us floats and i couldn't get up because of pain in my food. was downstairs i screamed calling from my father, but he was not here, but i forgive him of towards my uncle and rushed to help me and remove the stones away from my bulging. my cousin roy, it's carried me and took me to the hospital that had been the storm. my uncle was lifting the stones and wait for my cousin who was with me and transferred him to another hospital. we cannot move my parents and brothers was screaming and unable to come to us because of the morning and the mo

crews at l codes. hospital are facing blackouts and, and tanks showing in the vicinity the u. n's, world health organization expressed alarm at the situation in el she for hospital medical staff there say it has run out of water, food and electricity. israel said it had clashed with a mos nearby, but not fired on the hospital. the ultimate online diary is the regional director for the world health organization english scott, he told dw, what the situation is like. at l shufa. we are getting great books from our office today, and it wasn't that the they have not to really monday, june or to get any communication for the last for depaula's was the that teams they had an issue policy thing. but according to the reports, you know, they are stating the tax offset adults, but they've been doing this at all during the hosp gun, which left for example, the tac last night. you know, let him to the casualties and get some of those people to check on something that was to be done as well as making the ice. you were the one that bishop died or was under ventilator and the service is really good option ther

u. n. health workers will accompany her. and all the babies. i need to send her to, you know what her mother feels when she can go with the child, but have 7 all the kids to the cost to her in gaza. and there's no way i can leave them all those manage to across the folder with age yet with that babies on a journey, no one knows how long it will take. and when they would be able to go back home, murphy, i used to get away and i never thought the hospital would come under attack swan. i moved south, but my husband remained with the baby had only 10 days ago. doctors remove the baby from the oxygen supply and she had to follow a strict nutrition protocol to gain weight and become normal and healthy babies would. i said am during the last 10 days and the hospital was besieged and my baby's health deteriorated. and she was forced to live on oxygen supply. these well has the final say when, who gets to the guys that for the treatment and who doesn't go to them to be treated in egypt however, his dad did not get the approval to pass. so the job along

class has to be be gazing between a mask as well and the sci fi has been extended goes as health system, as collapse u. n. u. n. world health organization this morning that i'm treated diseases can become more deadly fitness. ready for fun? now the extended sci fi and gaza means some people have been able to get to see what's happened to their homes for many returning a shocking, a painful experience. the neighborhoods on nothing. like i remember stephanie duncan as well. imagine that everything you have everything you worked for is destroyed. what of it going in a moment? yes or no. jetta says he is in shock. university professor, he was forced to head south with his family. on the 3rd day of the war. he tells us it took 15 years to build his home. yeah. and if in the degree that it's a boss of shocking, took me a lifetime to build this house with me and my brothers, and just like that, i'm back to square. one is kind of, there is no insurance here, no compensation. what is going is going to cease fire has given a brief, safe space for some people to return to their neighborhoods. once a bustling commun

u. n. world health organization officials a desperately working to get sick and wounded civilians, altoff gaza, trying to get to humanitarian aid in kristen, somebody has the latest from you and headquarters in new york. how to evacuate the sick and injured from a hospital when there's no place left in gaza to take them. 10 hospitals remain open, but on the verge of collapse, lacking critical supplies and staff of all she for was the largest and most advanced medical facility in gaza. the world health organization senior most representative there says that while many are focused on the deaths and injuries caused by the departments, the public health crisis caused by the blockade threatens to keep causes health system crippled for months, possibly years. so it's not just about how we evacuate. the question is actually, how can we re substitute these hospitals to continue providing services? obviously in the, in the kind of context thought is difficult and we do need to get patients who requite urgent and critical care to that care. but at the same time, we're thinking i'm planning on tryin

u. n. world health organization that has condemns the attacks near the our ship, a hospital outputs hospital and the in the nation hospital in kansas city. and north cons. that governor reps, the w 8 show reiterates. it's cool for an immediate cease fire that statement a little earlier on. it's okay, we're moving on now and i wanna introduce you to tennis ross, who's the former executive director of human rights watch. i'm visiting professor at princeton university, joins is from montreal of right. well, welcome to you. thanks for joining us. you started an article on october, the 16th the israel appears to be on the verge of ethnic cleansing. what's your view now? several weeks later, i well, i think that remains, that concern. i mean, at this point is really government sheets of urging palestinians in northern gouter to evacuate type of stuff i'm had referred. you know, there may be some modest efforts to clear the road to the south, but that's just one part of the problem. as we've heard is really bombardment continues in the south, so they may be marginally safe from the middle. but it's

u. n says moving to health, a 1000000 people a crammed into the schools and clinics. and the trick, who was a allowed into casa, is a drop in the ocean food and water a how to come by soup kitchen to be set up to help volunteers use traditional cookie method. but there isn't snow to go around christmas. we don't know what to do or how to feed our children over the shops of run out of stock because a strip is being besieged for 16 years. and now it says, well, there's not even water for us to walk before present. the future looks very dark of the for now to spend it provides some much needed response from the misery of war next and stuff i know i felt like having ice cream and it's hot. so i bought some, i haven't had ice cream since ago began and it allows children to be children, nor come out to 0. well that's it for me down jordan, for now i'm going coverage of the war on guns, a continuous here and i'll just say around opt out at the bottom line spectra. it's done searching by from the as the situation in gaza. s gonna, we put a new expert analysis. this is not the

lean gauze is how most run health ministry says dozens have been killed in strikes on the def valeo refugee camp, including out of school run by the united nations. the u. n. agency, full palestinian refugees has denounced the attack, saying the school was operating as a shelter for displaced people. also coming up the world health organization called for the complete evacuation of causes launch is hospital al schieffer warning. it's become a death sign for patients and stuff. plus thousands of matches the rates jerusalem after a 5 day trip from tel aviv to marches. riley outside d as riley prime minister's office, cooling, full opinion and nickname, yahoo! to do more, to free the hostages held by her mazda in concepts and an explosive launch for spicer x. it's because the rocket reaches face during its they can test twice more days house on that mission shortly, including why things didn't go to quite the plan. the jared raid, welcome to the program, kansas. how mos run health ministry says molding i see people are being killed in a strikes on which a bali, a refugee camp in northern cancer, at least 50 of them said to have been killed at a school run by

by the 3900 children killed in guns of this possible number according to the palestinian health ministry. the u. n. human rights watch dog has more states, concerns about the collateral damage is disproportionate. amazing. count them on to work products as a result of all of the latest attacks, all most of the entire family was wiped out when a school use the shelter for display scouts and was it just one young girl survived? she shared some of her products, the clinic, mid mid us. that was it's cool. then i went home for lunch. my mother was cooking the bombarded my uncle's house and the rumble. begin folding in our hands and the world tells us floats and i couldn't get up because of pain in my food. was downstairs i screamed calling from my father, but he was not here, but i forgive him. afterwards my uncle rushed to help me and remove the stones away from my bulging. my cousin roy carried me and took me to the hospital and the storm . my uncle was lifting the stones and wait for my cousin who was with me and transferred him to another hospital. we cannot move my parents and brothers was screami

and that's why the health authorities cooled on ease at u. n. a. and others to, to help out in population. now they were also report that some other babies died and i'll see. so what do you know about that? yeah, that's right. understanding is that reported to the initially that uh, the 39 permit you babies that needed judging cat savvy. by the time the operation happened and we were able to co night and get to the hospital. so i'm a $31.00 babies to have a dog within 24 hours, which goes to show prices. so it's not even we have those $31.00 pool so we can cite them. i'd say it's tragic that we couldn't get there. yeah. and it's tragic that the hosting, so that has become the sort of sense a piece of my sort of the complex and at least not just now she for itself, the hospitals as well. so right now they're getting the best care they can. yes, thanks the multiple part as things to, to the general start to use as well. now it causes indonesian hospital is the last one still operating in the north of the strip. what are you hearing from your colleagu

live like dogs here, the, the music comp done to they had a mental health and there are 8 of these refugee camps in the regions. the u. n. hasn't yet supplied any aid to the caps. the syrian regime is blocking it. we have the un can only health through the syrian government, which prevent aid from reaching these refugee candles beyond the, on the cutting of a coffin, a tunnel, these people are not even recognized as refugees. they're getting no help whatsoever. she wants us to, even though they have lost everything in it does nothing, it is an atrocity. bought a keep good look. a good on the full extent of the problems ridge of it he's facing is becoming clear to us. but how exactly can the west contribute to greater security and stability in the region that can come easily? we have let's do carrying oma that could have a video for 2nd, bath, for us to go back and have the tv. we have tons of mrs. ministration of cold on the western alliance to establish an international tribunal. it should be here in northeastern syria because isis terrace committed their crimes against the people of this region. but unfortunately, bec

office in gaza, the enclave needs a 1000 trucks of aid daily and also claims the health sector has collapse. meanwhile, the u. n. says food medicine and water have now reached northern gaza. we heard from the spokeswoman for the palestine red crescent and it says the truth presents an opportunity to help those in need of the situation, particularly does the city and the north as come beyond the air and the for the hundreds of thousands. there are still in need for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allowing 200 the trucks to go through the border while the daily average, before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because this and a controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent of more than $40000.00 people who were killed or so then women and elderly people. the situation in the

every day, the office also has said that the health sector has completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. has said the food medicine, water and other supplies are reaching northern gas as well in the main part of the central goal is that people are trying to deal with the harsh conditions by any means possible. many buildings at once served a purpose, now service shelters for the wounded in those fleeting the war like this school. and the footage right here, which is become a new refuge from any palace, begins that had to flee the intern easy and hospital, and people are experiencing an acute shortage of every essential thing. that medical services as well or no medication stuff. and i bought a gas, not even clothing is available. here's what some of the locals up to say. i'm not going to, they have to. we were transferred to the indonesian hospital and gaza, where we stayed for awhile. that facility provided the treatment we needed. we were recently transferred from the indonesian hospital. i know we find ourselves in school instead of a hospital, given the circumstances and the pressur

gauze that the enclave needs a 1000 trucks of a daily, it also claims that health sector has completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. has the food medicine and the walls of now which northern gauze that we had from this thing. so then for the past, i would question who says the present to the opportunity to help those in need? the situation particularly does a 50 and then or outcome beyond dire and the for the hundreds of thousands there are still in need for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allowing 200 the trucks to go through the crossing border. one, the average before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days. and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because it's sort of controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent or more than $40000.00 people who were killed or so then women and elderly people, the situation in the sout

gaza, the enclave needs of 1000 tons of aid each and every day. adding the health sector has completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. a said the food medicine and water of finally reaching nolan, gaza, is now in the main part of central garza many buildings of a one so, so having a different purpose and also the well, the shelters for the wounded have a look at these pictures. so this school has become a new refuge for many palestinians to fled from the in the easy and hospital in northern gaza. here someone some uh, some of the comments from the locals that we spoke to unlock interior. how can we were transferred to the indonesian hospital in gaza, where we stayed for awhile? facility provided the treatment we needed. we were recently transferred from the indonesian hospital and now we find ourselves in school instead of a hospital, given the circumstances and the pressure we understand the challenge is what our rights is. patients have not being met. there is no medical staff, no medical services, no medication, no water, no gas, and even clothing is unavailable, beds are non existent. there was no water in the b

gaza. vancleve needs a 1000 trucks of aid each and every day. adding the health sector is completely collapsed. meanwhile, the u. n. has said that food medicine and water off finally reaching northern, gaza. we heard from the spokesman for the palestine red crescent, who says that these days of truce present an opportunity to help those in gaza city of mount the liquid. it's not nearly enough. this situation, particularly the city and the north of come beyond the air and deep of hundreds of thousands, there are still in needs for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allow 200 the trucks to go through borders. slides the daily outage before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days. and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because this and a controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent or more than $40000.00 people who were killed

office in gaza, the enclave needs a 1000 trucks the aid daily adding that the health sector has completely collab. meanwhile, the u. n. has the, the food medicine and we also have reached northern gauze, up. we heard from this phone from for the palestine read presence, who says the 1st present an opportunity to help those in gaza. but the amount of aid delivered is just not enough. the situation, particularly in the city and the north, has come beyond dire and deep of hundreds of thousands. there are still in needs for very basic humanitarian needs. generally speaking, we're talking about those days of which was only allow 200 the trucks to go through grossing border winds. but the average before the beginning of this were was 500 the truck. so you're talking about a continuous escalation over 50 days. and instead of increasing the number of a the truck that a, the trucks are decreasing because it's an, as controlling the aides and use us as a tool to pressure more the palestinian civilians who have been paying the cost of this continuous escalation over 70 percent or more than $40000.00 people who would killed us o

u. n children's agency. unicef says the health care situation in gaza is critical and more a needs to arrive during the ceasefire spokesman james elder says doctors there are having to make and possible decisions. it's devastating. you're in well here at a hospital and it's an emergency. what every way, every way you turn is a child, an incredible need. uh, i have upstairs and multiple children with advertisements. little boys, little girls who, 67 weeks the guy was playing football with their friends. so every way we ton, it's a, it's an emergency. what it's a, it's a, it's a was on, at the same time. of course you have just these incredibly bright, tireless health workers who are working around the clock, who uh, 10, the job job, they 10, but doctors are having to make decisions. i shouldn't have to make their having to make a decision in terms of criticality of children such as the enrollment fee of need here. and of course we're on a humanitarian pause. these are meant to be moments of for relative good days. so you go to hospital that it's a was on all the others across the street just

u. n. agency for sexual and reproductive health. she joins us live from kyra, thank you so much for your time. so i want to start with these new born babies at i'll, she, for hospital 2 or 3 we believe has died now off to off to generate, to shut down because of a show that was powering the in queue bases that these babies were attached to. how many move babies or risk and gaza now and honestly, it's very difficult to tell in the 30 years of my experience with the us. and i've been in some pretty tough situations across the world, columbia, in iraq and syria. this is the most devastating and worst humanitarian prices that we've ever seen. were appalled. we don't know the numbers and the latest attack on ship a hospital left many patients and about 15000 people that we estimate who are taking shelter, the majority of whom are women and children. all of their states lie in the hands of being able to get the assistance that they need and deserve into because up on impeded and unhindered. and do you have a rough idea of how many women a

u. n. world food program on world health organization war, nearly the entire population is in desperate need of assistance assistance, which simply isn't coming. or we challenge looks what this means for people on the ground and gaza. the hour by our family waits for winter in the rubble of what was once that how the mouse to feed include image and his wife come of 6 children. the daughter in law and 2 grandchildren and the temperature is starting to full. the last last minute bit to fill the slot, man, i tell you the truth. i slept the house with the claims the only way to pray my door for suffering from the cold. and i swear i come by her winter clothes. they sleep with other sheltering families at a you and school in southern gaza spots. they prefer days at the shot at home, and this has been adult since the mother, the when the oh i'm going to the now we come here to escape the noise, the diseases and the flu that people suffer from at the school. we find our house more comfortable, although we were afraid of the bombing. this is an intimate view into a humanitarian disaster on a va

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 justifies this by saying that thousands of combatants were killed at the same tunnels that collapsed under

we are seeing hospitals and health centers being targeted. the u. n. 23, including the two largest al-shifa and quds that are targeted by israeli airstrikes. the pictures are absolutely devastating. i know that what hamas did on october 7th, we both know that was horrific. it was a terrorist attack, israel has the right to defend itself. you cannot substitute one war crime for another war crime. the reality is that the united states is the largest backer of military aid for israel. if israel is not willing to do what we are asking israel to do, which is follow international humanitarian law. in my mind, it is clearly not doing that. i think that it's time for us to say that we are not supporting offensive military support for israel. i think that it is ludicrous to say that we cannot control what israel does. it might be true that we cannot control the ultimate thing that israel does, but what we can control is our involvement in military equipment that is being used to bomb gaza. that is just not acceptable. for those people that think that this is so

health care. and that's it. we've seen as a more u. n. a trucks crossing into gaza from egypt. has that made any difference yet? it's a glimmer of hope. we want to see much more. we need a huge amount of a to come in. we particularly need the fuel to come in because we need the hospital generations to be powered. we need the storage systems to be powered. we need the water and sanitation to work as i'm show you knows of the range of come the way the way that has come. so the problems with the phase or the sewage system to work because of the lack of power will lead to massive outbreak. so of portable and gastro intestinal diseases which we are very, very concerned about the w. i chose margaret iris. beth, thank you very much. thank you very much for having me. so now let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. depends government has condemned to hijacking of the japanese operated co container ship by the rebels and the southern red sea. the i'm in the militia claim. the ship is, is riley tokyo, as cold on the saudi amani and rainy and

a hospital it said that from us was using an ambulance because was health ministry denies that claim. a spokesperson says both the u. n and the red cross, we're informed about the ambulances. no, can i do not? and this is the claims of israel that those vehicles have been used to help the post city and fighters and they were targets. it's because they were used by fighters. why did not, why didn't israel not target the fighters killed them? and showed the pictures to the whole world. second, we have said that israel claim that they targeted one ambulance and this convoy and we are here confirming that 2 vehicles were targeted. the not just one vehicle . the 1st one was the 1st one had one driver and paramedic, and the 2nd one was at the gate of the as shufa medical center where a massacre was committed resulted in the killing of 15 person and 15. others were injured would be taught, assume has more from hon, eunice and southern gaza. how do you spell that text relentlessly, continue claiming it. the lives of hundreds of ballast thing is a daily basis. this time, the uh, one of the prettiest attacks were carried out ag

tell us a bit more about the u. n's facilities on the ground in garza because there are many schools, many health facilities and so on where people are not only just seeking help with their seeking shelter. a given the amount of aid coming in how they coping, how long before they can no longer provide any help there this already overstretched. how can i describe to you that a school that was run by honora, which would have a maximum of 400 people now houses up 212000 were shit. the hospital has 500 patients that they can't care for and where they're in the core doors where women who require of a syrian section are doing that by the light of a mobile phone and under general anesthesia. if, if they can find it. and we have had reported cases where women are undergoing c sections with no anesthesia put yourself and there is no, there is no respite from that situation until we can get the care and the assistance at the scale that we require as the united nations and protection from being hit while doing so, let's just stay with us because i want to highlight the situation in the west bank because not

the world health organization saves it as last communication with its contact set and see if a hospital in northern garza, the u. n. organization said it had grave concerns about the safety of medical stuff . and the patients tramped by finding the doctor, say the facility had been hit by deadly is riley strikes. a claim is ralph's army denies. israel has offered to help move babies from the hospitals, pediatric unit to a site that facility is finding right is around the hospital of a new born in gaza. her grandmother says they fled out. she's a hospital following an attack, walking for hours to seek safety. she was born at 6 30 am and at night and we flat, she and her mother didn't rest. she didn't even get breast fat or journey. it's a journey of torments. tens of thousands have fled south and recent days as it's really operations intensify in the area around l. she's the hospital it's where, according to and is really government spokesperson masters headquarters are located . israel says the militants have built tunnel networks under public facilities. must dash because it's almost sizes heights in hospitals ev

u n. and palestinian red crescent mission, also rescued. family members and medical staff. does this health ministry says the israel, me army, has turned the hospital into a military barracks? detaining many inside was riley occupation, forces have imposed a complete seas on the i'll shoot for medical complex. over the past 10 days, they have converted the super medical complex into a military barracks and detained. numerous individuals within the hospital. these individuals were interrogated and later released. additionally, they have extensively excavated large sections of the hospital grounds in an attempt to search on the ground few until it find to substantiate their points. however, it is well known that there is nothing they can reveal to the world. we have repeatedly emphasized this fact. if doctor patient persists in tempering with the odyssey for medical complex, we risk losing it entirely. the world health organization called the hospital a death zone. the mission also discovered a mass grave with a bodies. i'll see if it's the largest medical facility in the palestinian enclave

u. n. population fund unit stuff on the world health organization said the following. attacks on medical facilities and civilians are unacceptable and a violation of international humanitarian and human rights law and conventions. they cannot be conducted the right to seek medical assistance, especially in times of crisis should never be denied. the world cannot stand silence while hospitals, which should be safe havens transformed into scenes of death devastation on the spot. decisive international action is needed now to secure an immediate humanitarian. c spy and prevent further loss of life to a long dozens of health set to work. as in the okey pod, westbank have protested in ramallah against the is randy attacks on hospitals and medical personnel in the besieged office trip. did abraham high school? many of those broadcasting fee and the last day they were registered after seeing the image is coming from a ship, a hospital, and the other image is coming from the besieged garza strip. the message here by them is that is realize not only targeting fighters in the besieged threats, but

u. n. c's is only a fraction of what's needed. in the last few hours, the hundreds of people have reportedly evacuated, guns as largest health facility, the i'll shoot for hospital dw course special corresponded abraham. andrew is one, has the latest a full according to an s p journalist on the scene loudspeakers. and announced that the idea was asking for the evacuation of the hospital within an hour. the idea of has come out and said that no such evacuation order has been issued and that medical personnel would be allowed to remain in the hospital to help the patients that were unable to leave. the idea for further said that they have offered hospital administration to us to facilitate a medical evacuations. but that if someone got, if cousins wanted to leave, they wouldn't be provided with a safe passage. so we have to contradicting pieces of information coming out of gaza and, but it does seem that for now the idea denies that order of evacuation. okay, so this is all very murky and dynamic, i think, to say the least in all the extra to conflicting information you're getting. or you also hearing any reports whatsoever of where al

the u. n's, food and agriculture organization. so such costs to health, the environment, and society at up to at least $10.00 trillion dollars a year, equivalent to 10 percent of global economic output. the report says the highest proportion of costs by far come in the form of poor health with bad diets. quite an ultra processed food science and sugar is causing disease, obesity and losses in labor productivity, environmental costs amount to a 5th of the total greenhouse gas emissions and land. and we'll see use the seo says this is almost certainly an underestimate. and in developing countries, the costs full largely on the page small scale produces, you can be blinded by poverty amount nutrition to have an idea of. so does this mean food process have to rise further? in some cases, these costs kind of be provided. it's not like if we want to, that's a continued to up position and i've a price of operation all these things to whether in some cases we can, we can bit of technology that are going to reduce some of his costs. this is the 1st of 2 annual re

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. it comes after a deadly strike on are you in school with you in a refugee camp in gauze? there's no the debris lay strewn in the aftermath of an attack on t

their health started deteriorating and they had to be hospitalized 3 times. the u. n. figures show 3000000. so then these children were malnourished even before the conflict began between the army and the parent military rapids support forces in mid april in 7 months. that number has increased by 37 percent with many children suffering from malnutrition related diseases. at least 500 children have died because of a lack of food through the complex process. and either give me is ition say $10000.00 more put die by the end of the year if they don't have access to some military assistance. but the month long slicing is making that difficult in parts of the country and near impossible in others. many food distribution centers have been destroyed in the violence. that's put 8 centers in stay for areas under increased pressure for values of this being around to 40 percent increasing the number of cases we receive because of the number of displays, people who arrived in the state. once they arrived, we admit them to the centers for checkups when they arrive exhausted in many

tell us a bit more about the u. n's facilities on the ground in goal is that because there are many schools, many health facilities and so on where people are not only just seeking help with their seeking shelter. a given the amount of aid coming in how they coping, how long before they can no longer provide any help there this already overstretched. how can i describe to you that a school that was run by honora, which would have a maximum of 400 people now houses up 212000 were ships a hospital has 500 patients that they can't care for and where they're in the core doors where women who require of a syrian section are doing that by the light of a mobile phone and under general anesthesia if, if they can find it. and we have had reported cases where women are undergoing c sections with no anesthesia put yourself in. there is no, there is no respite from that situation until we can get the care and the assistance at the scale that we require as the united nations and protection from being hit while doing so. let's just stay with us because i want to highlight the situation in the west bank because now ea

u. n. on the palestinian red crescent mission, also rescued family members on medical stuff. the world health organization has led to 2nd un and palestine and red cross and mission to all ship a hospital and goes to today under extremely intense and high risk security conditions. 31 very sick babies were evacuated along with 6 health workers and 10 stuff. family members. 6 belo stein, red crescent ambulances were used for the transfer. the babies were taken to all hello, all, am i right to my turn to hospital where they are receiving urgent care in the new natal intensive care unit? the world health organization called the hospital a death. so the mission also discovered a mass grave with a 2 bodies, i'll say, is the largest medic, because of it's in the policy an enclave. and the idea of has been targets and it's because it claims the thomas h q is that well now to central gaza, apollo, sidney and family, it has been living in the ruins of the home myself to have these ready bombing reduced to building terrible the point i know was yours, my husband, my son and i were at home when the shelli

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 weekend when the ground invasion be