mr thank you for taking time to talk with us today that was mathias gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestine refugee. and here. in several israeli cities the conflict is fueling mob violence in neighborhoods where arab and jewish residents normally live peacefully side by side the police presence has been stepped up and more than 400 people have been arrested so far. some want us a little attack on the streets of. a group of far right israelis pull an arab man out of his car in to be 10. mob attacks as well in the city of this surveillance footage shows palestinian youths attacking an orthodox jew. elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned by the fall of the royal couple it was never like this at this scale never produced 3 small crafts small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other such as. this arab owned ice cream store and

the humanitarian situation in gaza let's bring in mathias nala he's gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestinian refugees and he joins us from gaza city welcome sir give us a sense of the humanitarian situation in gaza right now. good afternoon to you from gaza well there's different aspects to this one ready that talks about which is people on the move we have found out during the course of today that almost 10000 people have sold or safety from the fighting in over 20 over all schools so mon priority now of course is to properly the system but it's already important that they are in a safe place as in in a u.n. building a 2nd element you also touched on which is the rising human cost of this among the $100.00 dead we have 8 children who went to woodrow schools a colleague of mine had her sister and a daughter of the sister killed in an air strike now this of course adds to the layers of mental health problems depression psychological impact that 3 wars the great much as all return the cold crisis and now is having in general there is really a mood all

on the humanitarian situation in gaza let's bring in mathias he's gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestinian refugees and he joins us from gaza city welcome sure give us a sense of the humanitarian situation in gaza right now. good afternoon to you from gaza well there's different aspects to this one talks about which is people on the move we have found out during the course of today that almost 10000 people have sold more safety from the fighting in over 20 overall schools so mom priority now of course is to properly a system but it's already important that they are in a safe place as in in a u.n. building a 2nd element you also touched on which is the rising human cost of this among the $100.00 dead we have 8 children who went to would run schools a colleague of mine had her sister and a daughter of the sister killed in an air strike now this of course adds to the layers of mental health problems depression psychological impact that 3 wars the great much as all return the cold crisis and now this is having in general there is really a mood all of

minute but i do want to ask you on friday we spoke to mathias mala the gaza director of the un relief and works agency and he told us that he's worried about the cult collective mental health of people in gaza specially children this is also one of your main concerns my own. children raising. fears of coffee and a man that has torn the disease having originations very heavy and well out of 3 children before this commission was are in the need of these social support and mental health services and these numbers are undoubtedly going up in the last few days. that is me unicef special representative to the state of palestine really appreciate your time thank you. the conflict in the middle east has brought people onto the streets in cities worldwide to protest against the violence here in germany thousands have marched in support of the palestinians. campaigners around the world organized rallies to condemn the violence in the middle east and to commemorate not by the displacement of hundreds of thousands of palestinians when the state of israel was created in 1048 most of saturday's events were peaceful

smolla thank you for taking time to talk with us today that was mathias gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestine refugee. and here. within israel itself the conflict is fueling confrontations in some communities as mobs of arabs and jews confront each other on the streets simmering tensions in several mixed cities are boiling over into violence. somewhat less no prude will attack on the streets of. a group of far right israelis pull an arab man out of his car and beat him. mob attacks as well in the city of. surveillance footage shows palestinian youths attacking an orthodox jew. elsewhere clashes erupted between arabs and israeli police. the violence is fueling fears that israel could be headed for civil war. jews and arabs who live side by side in israel's so-called mixed cities are deeply concerned off on the idea that it was never like this at this scale never that used very small grass small fires. we need to live here together coexistence we need to be partners to each other but . this arab owned ice cream store and bought yom was vandalized by a ri

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and earlier we spoke with mathias director of the un relief and works agency in gaza he describes the humanitarian situation facing palestinians in gaza right now the situation is a mixture of things there is despair yesterday was the 1st day or eat after ramadan and i think people are in despair that they cannot celebrate this religious festivity that is so important there is people terrifying after 3 days and 3 nights of intense rockets from here but intense problem are doing into gaza people are terrified and that's one reason why they're on the move they are hard there are riots there's a rising human cost among the people killed as you mentioned at the beginning there are 8 children that went to our u.n. schools and then there is homelessness people are on the move that we have the reports i'm getting this morning is that there are 16 schools overall schools where people are seeking shelter in one school 2 is more than 2000 people so the despair and humanitarian needs are growing. and the tensions from the conflict have spilled over to cities around the world including in germany

and earlier we spoke with mathias malo director of the un relief and works agency in gaza he describes the humanitarian situation facing palestinians in gaza right now through situation is a mixture of things there is despair yesterday was the 1st day or eat after ramadan and i think people are in despair that they cannot celebrate this religious festivity that is so important there is people terrifying after 3 days and 3 nights of intense rockets from here but intense bombardment into gaza people are terrified and that's one reason why they're on the move they are there are riots there is a rising human cost among the people killed as you mentioned at the beginning there are 8 children that went to our all right u.n. schools and then there is homelessness people are on the move that we have the reports i'm getting this morning is that there are 16 schools of our schools where people are seeking shelter in one school 2 is more than 2000 people so their despair and humanitarian needs are growing. and tension from the israeli palestinian conflict has spilled over to cities around the wor

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assistance for palestinians this year, 1.5 million in immediate disaster assistance for un relief and works for agencys as well, 316 million in usa to palestinians, under trump and biden so far. in your estimation is there a better way to help the people of gaza without money going to hamas? >> absolutely. the way to do it is to go through international organizations such as the international and others who bring workers on the ground to rebuild and services millions right there rather than providing money that can be fungible and used in other ways that threaten israel so i would go through international organizations and make sure it is not just cash we are sending. >> anthony blinken says a return to the iran deal will keep tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons. benjamin netanyahu doesn't necessarily agree. >> i can tell you i hope the united states will not go back to the old jcp away because we believe that deal paves way for iran to have an arsenal of nuclear weapons with international legitimacy. >> is that falling on deaf ears? >> it has fallen on deaf ears with the biden administration. donal

and now hopes to restore quiet. let's talk about some implications. this is broadcaster chris gunness, former director of strategic communications for the un. he was previously a spokesperson for the united nations relief and works agencyt you make of those comments from the israeli prime minister, saying we have gone to great lengths to civilian casualties.— to great lengths to civilian casualties. ., , �* casualties. one of the things i'd like to see _ casualties. one of the things i'd like to see after _ casualties. one of the things i'd like to see after the _ casualties. one of the things i'd like to see after the ceasefire, i like to see after the ceasefire, which i hope will be soon because enough civilian life has been lost, there must be an international criminal investigation in which israel will be given the chance to put its case. if it is the case that civilian life is being spared, that is excellent, but there must be an independent criminal investigation that includes hamas as well as the israeli army. it needs to be balance. i hope all this will come out because they have been previous conflicts and this has resulted in more conflict later on, because there hasn't been a proper resolution. so the intern

on the humanitarian situation in gaza let's bring in mathias he's gaza director of the un relief and works agency responsible for the welfare of palestinian refugees and he .