gaza is completely dependent on the aid of this un aid agency. the un special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories called this action pointless. the medical center of gaza, including its 36 hospitals, 60 medical centers and gaza hospitals , has been completely destroyed by the direct attacks of the zionist regime. water contamination and severe food insecurity in food has caused the spread of infectious diseases. more than 245,000 cases of respiratory infections, 160,000 cases of diarrhea in children under the age of five, nearly 70,000 cases of scabies and lice have been reported in gaza, while the possibility of effective treatment. he warned that all the children of gaza, who number about one million people , are in serious need of care and mental health services. ali rajabi , united nations broadcasting agency, new york. continued news today in some areas of golestan, north khorasan, razavi khorasan and south khorasan provinces, and in the highlands and cold areas of this it is snowing in the provinces, the sky of bejnord , maha

relief and works agency (androa ) have cut off its funding, and according to the new androa report, more than 2 million people are now homeless. gaza is completely dependent on the aid of this unncy. the un special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories described this action as meaningless, unjustifiable and surprising. it is really shocking and totally indefensible to cut unrwa's budget under a single pretext. in a situation even now, gaza is facing the danger of starvation and the spread of various diseases. prevent activity. there has been no change in the field scene and israeli attacks on gaza continue. the representative of the world health organization in the occupied palestinian territories also announced that out of a total of 73 medical centers in gaza, including 36 hospitals, 60 medical centers and hospitals in gaza have been completely destroyed by the direct attacks of the zionist regime. contaminated water and severe food insecurity in gaza have caused the spread of infectious diseases. more than 245. 1,000 cases of respiratory infections, 160,000 cases of death in children under the age of five, nearly 70 a thousand cases of scabies and lice have bee

of more than 2 million homeless and damaged people of gaza is completely with the help of this un aid agency. the un special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories described this action as meaningless, unjustifiable and surprising. this is really shocking and not at all it is not justifiable to cut unrwa's budget under the pretext that gaza is facing a serious danger and the spread of various diseases. stopping unrwa will definitely lead to a bigger humanitarian disaster in gaza. the representative of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs emphasized that there is still no safe place for people to take refuge in gaza. protecting civilians is a principle, but unfortunately , no human rights have been observed during the ongoing gaza crisis. after the new ruling of the international court of justice , there has been no change in the field scene and the israeli attacks on gaza continues. the representative of the world health organization in the occupied palestinian territories also announced that 60 of the 73 medical centers in gaza, including 36 hos

the allegation prompted the regime's west. backers to suspend their funding of the agency, the un aid agency warned that it will have to cease its vital services by the end of the month. south africa submitted an urgent request to the international court of justice to examine if israel's planned assault on the palestinian city of rafa in the southern gaza strip breaches the court's orders. the south african government has in a statement said it was gravely concerned that the unprecedented military. against rafa has already led to and will result in further large-scale killings. the statement also added any ground invasion would be serious and irreparable breach of the genocide convention and the court's order of january 26th. last month, the hague-based court announced its provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa against israel. the world court called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide against the palestinians living in the besieged territory. people around the world continue to hold rallies and marches to express their anger at israel's ongoing geno

however the allegation prompted the regime's western backers to suspend funding to the agency. a un aid agency warned that it will have to sees its vital services by the end of the month. israel's confirm more deaths among its forces in battles with palestinian resistance fighters on the ground in gaza. israel military announced loss of three soldiers, including a senior officer, says a deaths were caused by an explosion inside a booby trap building, where along with the uh deaths of 15 regime troops were also seriously injured. latest fatalities pushed the death tool according to the israelis among their forces to 232 since they started their ground invasion into gaza. however, palestinian sources say regime is gravely undercounting its losses out of fears of... anger: people around the world continue holding rallies and marches expressed anger at israel's ongoing genocide in gaza, hundreds of spaniords once again hit the streets of madrid denouncing their authorities for arming the israeli regime. if the government is not going to do anything for palestine, at least keep your mouth shut stay

un aid agency warned it will have to cease its vital services by the end of this month. israel has confirm more deaths among its uh forces in battles of palestinian resistance fighters on the ground in gaza. the israely military. has announced loss of three soldiers, including a senior officer said deaths were caused by an explosion inside a booby trap building. 15 more regime troops firstly injured in that blast. now these fatalities push the death toll among what the israelis have reported to 200 and 32 since start of the ground invasion into gaza. however, palestinian sources say the regime undercounts its losses amid fear of public anger. the leader yemen movement says the yemeny armed forces have managed to successfully stop the movement of all israeli linked vessels in the red sea over the past week. abdu malak aluthi described this as a real victory. the anser leader also said israel and its western backers have to realize they cannot break the resolve of the yemeni nation. uh with the add targeting of israel leink vessels will continue until the regime and it's g

allegation prompted the regime's uh western backers to suspend their funding of the agency, the un aid agency warned that it will have to cease its vital services by the end of the month. talks involving us and israely spy chiefs as well as qatari and egyptian officials a gaza truths in cairo have reportedly failed to make a breakthrough. the heads of israel's mosad and shinbet down with us, egyptian and gatari representatives on tuesday as part of an effort to secure the gaza ceasefire deal. there's conflicting reports on the talks uh that were follow-up of the framework camered out in paris last month. some media reports said an israeli delegation left the venue after negotiations failed to bridge gap on uh some issues, despite media speculations negotiations would continue for another three days earlier israeli media revealed that prime minister beniamin netanyahu. was opposed to a proposal put forward by spy chiefs a deal. the palestinian resistance movement hamas had also accused netanyahu of trying to buy time to pursue his own agenda while proposing a ceasefire. hamas wants a full halt

un aid agency warned that it will have to cease its vital services by the end of the month. south africa submitted an urgent request to the international court of justice to examine if israel's planned assault on rafa and southern gaza brieches the court's orders. the south african government has in a statement said it's gravely concerned the unprecedented. military offensive against frafa has already led to and will result in further large-scale killings. statement also added any ground invasion will be serious and irreparable breach of the genocide convention and the courts order of january 26. last month, hague base court announced a provisional ruling in a case brought by south africa. the world court called on israel to cease all activities that could constitute genocide against the palestinians of gaza. "and people around the world continue holding rallies and marches to express anger at israel's ongoing genocide in gaza. hundreds of spaniords once again hit the streets of madrid to denounce their government for arming the israeli regime. if the government is not going

the un-aid agency warned that it would have to seize its vital services by the end of this month. israel has confirmed more debts among its forces in battles with palestinian resistance fighters on the ground in the gaza strip. the through the military announced the loss of three of his troopers, including a senior officer, it says the deaths were caused by an explosion inside a booby trap building. 15 more regime troopers were seriously injured. the latest vitalities pushed dead tol among israelity forces to 232 since the beginning of the ground invasion of gaza. palestinian sources, however say that a regime undercounts its losses for fear of the israely public anger. international calls for an end to the goza war intensifying, western officials are criticizing israeli allies for their stance on the massacer palestinians. scotland's first prime minister has aslimed the uk government for failing to demand immediate cessation of the genocide in gaza. hamzah yusuf says london's failure will neither be forgotten nor forgiven. he added that both the british governments and the labor

the un aid agency warned that it will have to seize its vital services by the end of the month. israel has confirmed more debts among its forces in battles with palestinan resistance fighters on the ground and the gaza strip. the israel has announced the loss of three soldiers, including senior officer, it says deaths were caused by an explosion inside a booby trap building. 15 more regime troopers were seriously injured in the blast. the latest fatalities pushed death tol. long isready forces to 232 since the beginning of the ground invasion of gaza. palestinian sources however say that a regime under counsel's losses for fear of the israeli public anger. as this really on slot in gaza enters its fifth month, the international community is increasingly showing solidarity with the palestinian cause by joining the boycut movement. the movement aims to. economically, politically, and culturally, until it ends its occupation and oppression of palestinians. in our explainer program kisumishamed elaborates on that issue. the us-israeli genocidal war as well into its fourth month, and

however the allegation prompted the regime's western backers to suspend funding for the agency. a un aid agency warn that it will have to cease its vital services by the end of the month. israel confirms more deaths among its forces in battles with palestinian resistance fighters on the ground in gaza. israel military... has announced loss of three soldiers, including a senior officer in gaza, says deaths were caused by an explosion inside a booby trapped building. 15 more regime troops were seriously injured in the blast, lays fatalities pushed the de death toll among israely forces to 232 since start of their ground invasion of gaza. however, palestinian sources say regime is undercounting its losses amid fear of israeli public anger. international calls for an end to the gaza war are intensifying with more western officials criticizing the regime's allies for their stance on the massacre of palestinians. scotland's first prime minister has slammed uk government for failing to demand immediate cessation of the genocide in gaza. humsa yusuf said that london's failure will neither be forgotten

unfortunately we have a problem at the moment that the un aid agency on the ground responsible for disputingstruggling to do so at the pace that israel is facilitating its entry. that's why, for example one crossing is closed on saturdays, at the request of the united nations, because there is more piling up on the other side than they are able to distribute. we are calling for the international community to activate aid agencies that have responsibility and experience distributing aid in other disaster zones to replace unrwa, because unrwa has failed and it is a hamas front. just today, and i don't know whether you've covered it on your show, but we reveal that underneath the main headquarters of unrwa in the gaza strip was a hamas server farm, a whole computer bank right underneath the main unrwa compound in the gaza strip that they have been covering up. we need other aid agencies on the ground to distribute the aid civilians need. unrwa hasn't responded to those allegations yet. i know they have already dismissed... it has responded. they have denied the fact that israel has been calling

un aid agencies deny that claim. >> here's a look now at the stories trending tonight on ktvu .com.our top stories. the identities of two san jose police officers involved in a racist text message scandal have been revealed. also a transitional home in oakland that helps women and children, says it's in need of funding and could be days away from closing. and former nba player and current television host charles barkley takes aim at san francisco. he did it over the weekend, saying the city is dirty and dangerous. you can find these stories and much more all on ktvu.com. >> presidents have long been fascinated by the beauty of yosemite. coming up, we take a look at past presidents visits to the park coming up tomorrow on mornings on two, nearly half of adults in the us have high blood pressure. >> and while cutting back on sodium is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk, it can be challenging. we'll talk live with a doctor about the measures you can take. if you're struggling to control your blood pressure levels. plus, rosemary oroczo has your full forecast all morning

meanwhile, un aid agencies say they�*re deeply concerned that the fighting in gaza could spread to rafahnmost city. the area is now sheltering more than half of gaza�*s two million population. on thursday, the israeli defence minister said his country�*s forces would advance into the area once they�*d completed their mission against hamas in the nearby city of khan yunis. there remain hopes of a ceasefire according to qatar hamas has received a truce proposal that would include the release of hostages, but has yet to respond. let�*s make sense of all this tonight. lord darroch — kim darroch — is a former british ambassador to the united states and former uk national security adviser. good to have you on the programme with us tonight, and i wonderfirst of all, that coordinated a letter signed by those 800 senior officials — what does it tell us tonight about the level of dissent within the governments of some of israel�*s key allies? governments of some of israel's key allies? �* , , , . allies? ben, this is unprecedented i think, and it — allies? ben, this is unprecedented i think, and i

meanwhile, un aid agencies say they're deeply concerned that the fighting in gaza could spread to rafahs southernmost city. the area is now sheltering more than half of gaza's 2 million population. on thursday, the israeli defence minister said his country's forces would advance into the area once they'd completed their mission against hamas in the nearby city of khan yunis. there remain hopes of a ceasefire, according to qatar. hamas has received a truce proposal that would include the release of hostages, but has yet to respond. in another development, 800 serving officials in the us and europe have signed a statement warning that their own governments�* policies on the israel—gaza war could amount to "grave violations of international law". earlier, i spoke to tom bateman, our state department correspondent, in washington and our middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, in baghdad. the americans are saying this is going to happen over a number of days, that they were target iranian interests and personnel in iraq and syria. no attacks inside iran, which would be a drastic decision by

un aid agencies have described a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions, with half the population inive to our news correspondent imogen foulkes. imogen, this is a press conference talking about needs around the world, but sudan being of particular focus for the aid agencies, just bring us up—to—date on the humanitarian situation in sudan? well, what we are seeing today is an appeal by the un just for sudan, because of the huge needs there. a population ofjust over 50 million, and more than half, over 25 million, are to you military and aid, 18 million are facing acute food insecurity. the next stop from there, frankly, is starvation. many of the people who have been displaced are in areas where fighting continues, they don�*t have access to food, they don�*t have access to food, they don�*t have access to food, they don�*t have access to clean water. millions of these people in need are very young children. we know that they are of course especially vulnerable when they are facing dirty water, when they are facing dirty water, when they are facing dirty water, when they are not gett

meanwhile, un aid agencies say they�*re deeply concerned that the fighting in gaza could spread to rafahost city. the area is now sheltering more than half of gaza�*s two million population. on thursday, the israeli defence minister said his country�*s forces would advance into the area once they�*d completed their mission against hamas in the nearby city of khan yunis. there remain hopes of a ceasefire — according to qatar, hamas has received a truce proposal that would include the release of hostages, but has yet to respond. live now to our state department correspondent tom bateman, in washington. let�*s start with that letter signed by 800 senior officials. what does it tell us about the levels of dissent within the governments of some of israel�*s key allies? well, we�*ve always known that there�*s been dissent amongst civil servants in posts, you know, people with expertise in the region, people who work on those portfolios both in the us and in european countries — size you say, some of israel�*s most strategic allies. i think what�*s new about this and the important thing is the

un aid agencies have expressed concern at israeli forces potentially advancing into rafah — after theyhan younis. rafa h in the south—west is where more than half of gaza's population have fled to escape fighting elsewhere in the territory. there remain hopes of a ceasefire — according to qatar — hamas has received a truce proposal that would include the release of hostages — but has yet to respond. this in another development 800 serving officials in the us and europe have signed a statement warning that their own governments' policies on the israel—gaza war could amount to "grave violations of international law". staying in the region — the us says it'll strike a number of iranian targets in both syria and iraq. that's in response to the killing of three us soldiers in a drone strike injordan, close to the syrian border, on sunday. the us blames that attack on an iranian—backed group, though iran itself denies any involvement. for more on this we're arejoined now by matthew kroenig, vice president at the atlantic council and senior director, scowcroft center for strategy and security

as i mentioned un aid agencies say they're deeply concerned that the fighting in gaza could spread toity, where more than a million people have fled. the un estimates that there were 50,000 pregnant women in gaza at the start of the war. since then, many have given birth with little or no access to medical care. bbc arabic spent the day with wafaa, a midwife who was forced to leave the north gaza and move to khan younis, where she carried on supporting mothers and their babies. wafaa is a midwife who has been volunteering to help women in gaza. she makes the dangerous five—minute walk to a nearby shelter several times a week. her husband keeps her company on the way. thousands of displaced people have been sheltering here since the start of the war. wafaa's first visit is to basma. there's no electricity. each room houses severalfamilies, living in darkness. hela has a nine—month—old baby and is expecting another. after one of wafaa's routine visits to the shelter, the building is hit by an israeli air strike. shouting. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the deceden

aid can reach the people who so desperately need it. britain has underlined the need for israel to ease restrictions on humanitarian supplies and ensure the un and aid agenciesns in need throughout gaza. let me also... i will give way in a moment. israel must obey international humanitarian war in the way to prosecute this war and in terms of securing food and shelter for gazans. it must also take all possible measures to make sure the safety of medical personnel and facilities. we have made this point without counterparts in israel, including during the foreign secretary's visit to israel on the 24th of january and with regional partners, including saudi arabia, oman and lebanon. i give way. i thank the secretary of state for giving weight and am grateful to him for that. giving weight and am grateful to him forthat. he giving weight and am grateful to him for that. he poured cold water on the south african submission before it was placed. can he give a response from the government to the decision lie made by the international court ofjustice, the world court, which effectively called for an immediate unilateral halt to the hostilities by israel against the

has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency onaroa despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli allegations. brussels said the un agency can't be replaced in uh supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. well, the situation remains tens in the occupied west bank as well as rady forces in sabters have attacked palestinians in several locations. there are ramala correspondent mondy has been uh with us giving details on the latest wave of violence in the west bank. as we are. speaking now, israeli forces are raiding wadi alfara south tobos and they are surrounding a home there and israeli forces are firing heavy tear gas and lightning bombs at this home, it's not a clear why they are surrounding the home, is it the home of of palestinian fighter abont palestinian or it's a home of palestinian martter who carried out an anti-israely? operation so at the end of the day the people will find themselves that their homes would be destroyed and they will be homeless. israelers had also raided this morning ginin area, over eight armored vehicles, raid genene area from the

the un aid agency is deny that claim. >> a transitional home for women and children in oakland is just days away from the threat of closure. courage house is a home dedicated to victims of domestic violence or women experiencing homelessness. s new at six tonight. ktvu s crystal bailey spoke with a resident there who says the home is necessary for bay area women and children working toward independence. crystal >> well, the organization is usually funded through grants and donations. the executive director says they're in a holding pattern until grant funding comes in, so they are in desperate need of cash to get by . the courage house provides services and resources for women and children who are unhoused, victims of domestic violence or sex assault, or those working toward sobriety and trying to gain independence. the courageous women association was founded by tashauna ross, a domestic violence survivor herself. >> i knew i needed to provide some thread of support for other women like me. >> ross says her small but mighty team works to place people into permanent housing and develop

that has decided to continue to provide financial assist. to the un relief and works agency onrah despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli allegations. brussils said the un agency can't be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. iranians fed up with the last monarch took to the streets in 1979 to topple the puppet regime whose strings were being pulled by the us. the uprising had actually started over decade ago under the leadership of imam komeini who was living in exile. listen to the stories of the protesters who brave the bullets for their cause. welcome back. palestinian resistance movements are continuing to push back israely or pushback against israely forces in gaza as fighting on the ground intensifies. the military wing of hamas says. killed at least 15 israeli soldiers west of gaza city. the gasan bgades also said his fighters targeted three israeli mercaver tanks with alyasin 105 missiles. the group's fighters also hit an armed israeli personnel carrier in han yunus south of the strip. this, as a military wing of the islamic jihad says, it targeted intruding israeli forces who

has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency on despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli allegations. brussels said the un agency can't be replaced in supplying agent humanitarian aid to gaza. in the heat of world war ii, iran came under the booths of soviet and british forces who pushed the country to the brink of collapse. diplomatic efforts changed the course, but at the same time pave the way for the rise of muhammad who ruled the country with iron fist in the following decades. welcome back, palestinian resistance movements are: continuing to push back against israeli forces in gaza as fighting on the ground intensifies. the military wing of hamas says it killed at least 15 israel soldiers west of gaza city. the gasanberges also said his fighters targeted three israeli mirka tanks with aliassin 105 missile missiles. the group's fighters also hit an armed israeli personnel carrier in hanyunus south of the strip. this as the military wing of islamic jihad says it targeted in intruding israeli forces who had gathered inside the building in khan unis. t

has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency unra despite several countries suspending the aid over some israeli allegations. brussels that the un agency can't be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. palestinian resistance movements are continuing to push back against israeli forces in gaza as fighting on the ground intensifies. the military wing of hamas says it killed at least 15 israel soldiers west of gaza city. also said his fighters targeted three israeli meer tanks with alyasin 105 missiles. the group's fighters also hit an armed israeli personnel carrier in hanjunis south of the strip. this, as the military wing of islamic jihad says, it targeted intruding israeli forces who had gathered inside the building in han unines. the algos brigades say 10 soldiers there have either been killed or injured. israel has confirmed the deaths of over 220 of his soldiers since the start of the ground invasion of gaza, however palestinian resistance groups say the actual number of fatalities amongst israel forces is much higher and the regime is covering up its losses

"iran has criticized the countries that have suspended humanitarian aid to a un agency supporting palestinian refugees. he said the suspension followed israel's unfounded allegations against the unra. terran added that the aid was halted a time when palestinians are living under the most difficult conditions. thousands of yemenes have taken to the streets in yet another show of solidarity with palestinians. the demonstrated." to continue the support until palestinians celebrate victory against israel in gaza. the protest has also held pictures of yemeni resistance leaders in a show of solidarity with their pro-palestine operations. and the iran's intelligence ministry has released the details of major and multi-faceted operation against israel. the ministry says it has identified dozens of israeli link spies and terrorists in 28 countries across asia, europe and africa. it speaks with me the saints of the soil from the blood and the ashes, it speaks with me the sound of the rain. from the battle and the victory victory. oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free you, oh palestine, i free

decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency honoa despite several countries suspending their uh aid over some israeli allegations. brussels said the un agency can't be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. moring kasuku is a writer and activist in nairobi, kenya. she earlier joined us to share her views on genocide in gaza, she also speaks about measures being taken in kenyan support of the gazans. uh, it's been a very terrible for month since october 7. we are witnessing a genocide take place right now, and there atrocities against the people of palestinian by israel offense forces has been very dishening to witness. uh, you know, just the news is coming in that... hospitals are being attacked, that uh palestinian people lack medical equipment, the situation is very dire and for you know all these western powers to pull out resources from unra right now when the people need it the most is should be considered a war crime, so this is very disheartening to see and you know it's a challenge, it's a call for all of us in the global south right now uh to unite and to br

un aid agencies deny that claim and for the very latest developments out of the middle east, you can download the ktvu fox local app. it is free for your smart tv. >> the federal government stepping in to help parts of california following weeks of devastating weather. the disaster declaration approved today for the state. >> also new information tonight about the san jose police officers involved in a racist text messaging scandal. what we are learning for from police documents. plus, this year, our story is about the carps jumping over the dragon gate. >> um, and then turning into the dragon because it is the year of the dragon coming up tonight at 1045, a trailblazing chinese language program in the south bay is getting ready for another chinese new year parade performance. >> why? they say the lunar new year is an important time to celebrate language, culture and community . you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year!

has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency onra despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli allegations. brussils said the un agency can't be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. all of those things were were present. "i was fortunate because i fell in with people who had that strong sense of commitment, equality." about i wasn't we, would say, uh, no, you're liars. in fact, uh, iran must be judged as any other nation. not only would i attempt to visit the islamic republic, if i manage to get there, i would testify as a reporter to what i found. welcome back, palestinian resistance movements are continuing to push back against israely forces in gaza as fighting on the ground intensifies. the military wing of hamas says it killed at least 15 israeli soldiers west of gaza city. thegasam brigades also said his fighters talked the three israeli mercover tanks with alyasin 105 missiles. the group's fighters also hit an armed israeli personnel carrier in khan unis south of the strip. this as the military wing of islamic jihad says. targeted intr

but cairo denies, 13 km have already been allocated into temporary camps, as temporary as the un aid agencyas, although the un claims that its employees were forced to play by the rules of hamas in order to save the life of a refugee, everyone understands perfectly well that there is nothing more permanent than temporary, because the first camps of palestinians... appeared among their neighbors in lebanon in the late forties after the first arab-israeli war, they grew up here generations dreaming of returning, almost half of the population of lebanon are palestinians , it was here that arafat’s troops were born , it was here that the first operations were planned, which the arabs called the struggle for palestinian freedom, the world community called terrorist attacks, when arafat left here, hezbollah was very quickly born in the camps. yes, egypt is trying to take into account the lessons of lebanon, which has always become the first victim of israeli wars, which... now they are also bombing for hezbollah’s attack on israeli military bases, they are hitting border villages, at least 10 civ

aid there. the spokesman for the un humanitarian agency said carrying out medical evacuations and aid deliveries in northern gaza has literally become impossible. yet's lark said the humanitarian operations are becoming increasingly difficult in the south as well. the humanitarian agencies delivering aid to gaza say that even convoys cleared in advance by israeli authorities have repeatedly been blocked or have come under fire. according to the world health organization, all planned aid convoys into northern gaza have been denied by israeli authorities in recent weeks. yes, israely genocide in gaza has displayed some 1.7 million people throughout the bessieg territory. and press tv has spoken to some of those who recounted the trauma and misery as a result of this war. city because of hunger, we ate animal food, grasses, and plant leaves, we had meal every two days, our home was destroyed by israeli war planes, my mother and brother were killed at home and we were pulled out from under the rubble, we came here from gaza on foot, as we were heading to the south, the israeli forces stopped us for

access to people in need in gaza, complicating the task of delivering aid to the besieg territory. spokesperson for the un humanitarian agency securing out medical evacuations and aid deliveries in northern gaza has become impossible, yet and lark said humanitarian operations are also becoming extremely difficult. in uh the south, the humanitarian agencies delivering to gaza, say even convoys cleared by israeli authorities are repeatedly blocked or they come under fire, according to the world health organization, all planned eight convoys to northern gaza have been denied access by israeli authorities in recent weeks. us, israely genocide campaign in gaza. has displaced some 1.7 million people throughout the besieged enclave and pressv has spoken to some of those who recount the trauma they've gone through as a result of this war. we fled gaza city because of hunger, we ate animal food, grasses, and plant leaves. we had meal every two days. our home was destroyed by israeli warplanes. my mother and brother were killed at home and we were pulled out from under the rob. as we were heading to the south, the israeli forces stopp

un relief and works agency. unra despite several countries suspending the aid over some israeli allegations. brussels said the un agency cannot be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. another sign of growing discontent in the west over support for israel, more than 800 officials in the us, the uk and the eu have released a public letter of descent criticizing their government support for the regime in his ongoing genocide in gaza. the signatories say israel has shown no boundaries in its military offensive in gaza, which is resulted in tens of thousands of preventable civilian deaths and deliberate blocking of aid. they worn that their government's policies could be contributing to grave violations of international law, war crimes and even ethnic cleansing or genocide. the signers also say they have already raised concerns through internal channels but were ignored. the document does not include the names of signers because they fear reprisals. tensions are continuing along lebanon's southern border where israel has launched. fresh artillery shells, the hezbollah resistance

un relief and works agency. unra'. despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli allegations. brother said un agency cannot be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. a south african youth has used his iconic neighborhood as a perfect canvas to highlight plight of palestinians. by adorning the walls of their homes with the mirals for gaza, the community located on the slopes overlooking cape down, hopes a message of palestines fight for liberation will be seen. born of political exiles brought to the cape of goodope by dutch colonialists. the old malay quarter of cape town, better known as burkup, is reaching back to its roots as location of protest, by raising a flag for palestine. the houses of workkup have always been painted in eye catching colors, but the walls of these homes have now taken a whole new meaning. tourists regularly. quinto this area and the paintings here convey a message that will travel around the world. as palestinians continue to endure the deadly israeli onslot on gaza, young south africa nurse has taken the initiative by painting what so

the gaza strip is completely dependent on the aid of this un relief agency. the un special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories described this action as meaningless, unjustifiable and surprising. this is truly shocking and totally inexcusable, which will lead to a greater human pretext in gaza. the representative of the united nations office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs emphasized that there is still no safe place for people to take refuge in gaza. protection of civilians is a principle. but unfortunately, during the current crisis in gaza, not a single bit of human rights have been observed after the new ruling of the court the international court of justice has not changed anything on the ground and israel's attacks on gaza continue. the representative of the world health organization in the occupied palestinian territories also announced that out of a total of 73 medical centers in gaza, including 36 hospitals , 60 medical centers and hospitals in gaza have been reported with direct attacks by the regime, and three cases of sc

aid trucks to the besieg territory. un says is really forces. systematically blocking access to people in need in gaza, complicating the task of del delivering aid there, spokesman for the un humanitarian agency to carrying out medical evacuations and aid deliveries in northern gaza has become impossible, yetlarks that humanitarian operations are becoming increasingly difficult in the south, humanitarian agencies delivering aid to gaza, so even convoys cleared in advance with israeli authorities have repeatedly either been blocked or come under fire. "according to the world health organization, all planned aid convoys into northern gaza's trip have been denied by israeli authorities in recent weeks. activists with palestine action of uk based pro palestinian protest network have once again barricaded the entrance to one of israel's largest weapons profiders, elbit systems by locking themselves together." palestine action said activists prevented all entry and operations for several hours chanted slogans in solidarity with palestinians and sl military support for israel, groups been targeting elbet systems location throughout britain for more than three years now. albert systems provides israe

aid since the 23rd of january. agency says it's ready to swiftly expand and scale up operations if there's a sease fire in gaza. the un says this really forces are systematically blocking access to people in need. in gaza complicating the task of aid deliveries to the besieg territory, spokesman for the un humanitarian agency says carrying out medical evacuations and aid deliveries in northern gaza has become impossible, yet zlark said humanitarian operations are becoming increasingly difficult in the south as well, humanitarian agencie is delivering aid to gaza, say even convoys cleared in advance by the israelis have repeatedly either been blocked or come under fire, according to the world health organization, all planned aid convoys into northern gaza's trip have been denied by israeli authorities in recent weeks. yes, israel genocide in gaza is displayed some 1.7 million people throughout the besieg sliver. press tv has spoken to some of those people who recount the trauma as a result of this war. gaza ct because of hunger, we ate animal food, grasses, and plant leaves, we had meal every two days, our home was des

genocidal campaign has p pass the 27 mark. when the two doesn't aid ngos raised the alarm over donor country's decision to suspend funding to the un agency for palestinian refugees. aid ngo's warned reckless decision may lead to the complete collapse of the humanitarian response in gaza. gazin is released from israely detention after being

has decided to continue to provide financial assistance to the un relief and works agency, anrua, despite several countries suspending their aid over some israeli. allegations, brussels and the un agency can't be replaced in supplying urgent humanitarian aid to gaza. us president joe biden has faced angry protests over the israeli war on gaza during his campaign visit to michigan. you know we feel disappointed, we're uh disgusted by how the biden administration is handling the situation. um, they're continuing to um be complicit in this genocide. they are uh requesting more money to send to israel uh 14 billion dollars that they want to send to israel to continue to war crimes on the palestinian people. it's it's disgusting. i don't know how anyone can support this um yeah i have no words it's just disgusting mean like i'm seeing like you know like dead babies on my instagram feed every morning it's crazy protesters in michigan called on biden to seek a ceasefire in gaza they were mainly from the states sizable arab american community who refused to meet the president's campaign to chanted genocide, joe has to go and waved pal

more than 2 dozen aid ngos raised the alarm over donor country's decision to suspend funding to unra the un agency for palestinian refugees. aid ngos warn the reckless decision may lead to the complete collapse of the humanitarian response in gaza.