now as its thing, suggest that the united nations relief and works agencies the original mandate and it was about to different relief because that was suddenly nearly a 1000000 refugees who needed food of bullshit medicine. and they needed a roof over their heads. and that's what i'm right and it's d months and years actually provided. and also provided looks a temporary jobs because these refugees needed to work. they needed to sustain themselves and their families in some way. but then it became clear that the flexing states of as well, would not abide by its obligations under resolution $19.00 full, and allow the refugees, the rights of a ton, which is a bigotry on the international. no. and it's policy universal, universal just a declaration. nonetheless, that's what is well decided to say suddenly on roof, which was doing the as time pre release began to move into something that will providence. so what's the refugee's need? they do it's cation the show, going to be each of the rest of these needed education. so i'm a started to provide education that needed health, so under his

john, to follow the spokesman for the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. thank you. let's take a look. now some of the other stories making news around the world is the, the video on the russian. so it was spacecraft as a ton. so if it's a 6 hours off the on the came from the international space station asymptotes from russia, bella ruth, and the united states for on board ship. the american laurel her has been and has been aboard the overdraw station since september. take 3000 people have been evacuated from the russian city of orest, off the mass of rainfall. led to the rupture of the dike move in full thousands houses have been inundated in the infected area, which is near russia's portable cause of stop at least 6 people have been killed in a russian strike on ukraine. second largest cities focus around 10 other people. the engine police say the attack was carried out by drones and coal several finds your friends. military said it's added fences destroyed the 28th of 32 drones and 3 of 6 missed thoughts launched by russ russia falls of opened into the

agencies want that mold and off is garza's. population is on the brink of famine . that's bringing jonathan fowler. he's a spokesman for the owner. all that's the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees, he joins me from a tyro. jonathan. well, 8 is expected to come into gauze and now what difference does it make for the people on the ground? this remains to be seen. i mean we, we would not said positive discussions about opening the, the new crossing. i should stress, we've been advocating for this since the very beginning of the will we need more crossings about that's absolutely essential. the card capacity at a rough on the current shall be sent in sufficient and in any case, the, the, the number of trucks that been submitted to get through those 2 crossings has been vastly under the number that's actually required. we need to get $500.00 trucks a day into the cause and strength of food and other kinds of aid, just to meet the minimum survival, the requirements of the population. now, when i've reached the existing to crossings over the phone at the beginning of this month, we've been seeing a 169 trucks today, which is barely back to the previous m

head of the united nations relief and works agency for refugees. rael orchestrated the massacre the targeting of children by aid workers, media activists, and medical staff has broken the world. referring to the destruction of the lives of 2 million people in the gaza strip, adolphe lazzarini added that following the israeli military attacks, hospitals and un headquarters were destroyed against humanitarian and international laws, and in fact all red lines were violated. the head of unrwa also said that the situation in the gaza strip is getting worse due to the siege and starvation of the people of this strip and emphasized that this is the worst war in which technology is used to harm people. following at least 5 people were martyred in the attack on the participants in the quds day procession in nigeria. nigerian security agents opened fire on a peaceful and popular march against the zionist regime in the cities of kaduna and zaria. at least 25 people were injured in this incident. the quds day march was held in some parts of the world, including

and that was that the commission in general, of the united nations relief and work agency on roughly plaza, really giving a statement have prior to his briefing of the un security council in a little while about on right on rough course has been dealing with palestinian refugees in guys i especially the organization, has been under a great deal of pressure more than a 171, right. employees have been killed and these are as well on guys, gabrielle elizondo is i corresponded to the united nation is joining us a live from new york. so gave a special session of the security council on, on route, which philly plans are really the head of where i will be addressing. what can we expect? yeah, let me set the scene for you here beyond what you just did there. this was so as you correctly mentioned, for people that serena giving some statements at the stake out right outside the security council chambers. that's what you were just watching there. but he and others. now we're into the security council chamber, where within the next couple of minutes, that meeting of the security council will be

good to have you with us. germany will soon resume its cooperation with overall the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in gauze of this follows investigation into its stuff which lead several countries to temporarily hall funding is real. had accused dozens of the agencies, employees being involved in the october 7th terror attacks. more than a dozen donors, including the 2 largest ones, the us in germany suspended their own rule of funding over that. the recent investigation though, says israel has not yet provided evidence that certain own wrong employees were members of terrorist organizations. earlier dw spoke with germany's development minister about the overall investigation sheet had this to say about the agencies work. that report shows very clear that on the right is able to do the job here, that it's not part of home office that is separate the phone, them us. and i think these reports of we will lose these analyses. a lot of these reports and data, but the 1st uh, what we see is that this isn't very important for me for to, to show that on the road is doing a very g

on aid workers is a war crime, according to the news agency sada and sima, in this regard, the former spokesman of the united nations relief and worksncy in palestine said that the zionist regime's attack on the convoy of international aid workers was deliberate and pre-planned. androa added this former official. the message of this attack is that aid to the people of gaza. his goal was to clearly announce to the world that he wants to commit genocide in gaza. if the global central kitchen that closely coordinates with the israeli authorities is attacked take it, not one. his message to the world is to stop sending aid to gaza, which means that even if this aid does come, israel is still carrying out its own genocidal project. will continue currently, more than 300,000 palestinians in the north and 1,400,000 people in rifa are starving. today, israel prevented the un aid convoy from entering. because the world food program of the united nations has not been under the burden of unrwa suspension. after attacking the convoy of international aid workers, now israel has completely blocked the second un aid convoy. i hope this kills the t

rescuers and relief aid are not based on the rules between in this regard , the former spokesman of the united nations relief and works agency in palestine said that the zionist regime attacked the convoy of international aid workers. it was deliberate and pre-planned. this former androwa official added: the message of this attack is to stop aid to the people of gaza so that israel can continue its genocidal project. so far, more than 170 androa employees have lost their lives in gaza. what is clear about the incident for the global central kitchen is that it was an accidental massacre. genocide in gaza. if the global central kitchen that closely coordinates with the israeli authorities is attacked, not once, not twice, but three times. his message to the world is to stop sending aid to gaza. this means that even if these aids are received, israel will continue its genocidal project. currently, there are more than 300,000 palestinians in the north and 1,400,000 in rafah. they are starving. today, israel prevented the un aid convoy from entering. because the world food program of the united nations did not suffer from the sus

of this council did not continue to prevent the regime the zionist activity of the united nations relief and works agency (unrwa) as the only executive arm of this organization to provide aid to the people of gaza is extremely negative. considering the developments in the region, considering that the situation in gaza has really reached a boiling point, and this situation is spilling over into the region and the developments in the region are also clearly visible, it is an opportunity to share the views of the islamic republic of iran in line with the necessity of establishing peace and sustainable security. in the area of ​​tabin. and the israeli regime in a terrorist act, the minister of foreign affairs also reminded of the sadiq operation in response to the zionist regime's terrorist act in the attack on the embassy of the islamic republic of iran in damascus informed the sending of two messages by iran to the united states before and after this operation, and we tried to clearly and clearly tell the united states in these messages that, first of all , we are not looking for the development of tension

the former spokesperson of the united nations relief and works agency in palestine said that the israeli regime's attack on the convoy of international aid workers was deliberate and pre-planned. this former anrova official said: the message of this attack is that the aid goes to the people gaza must be stopped so that israel can continue its genocidal project. so far, more than 170 androa employees have lost their lives in gaza. what is clear about the incident for the global central kitchen. this is a premeditated murder. it has been planned for innocent rescuers. the israeli army was fully aware of their route in advance and the movement of this convoy was coordinated with the israeli army. rather, three attacks occurred at different times. i say this attack was deliberate. its purpose is to announce to the world openly who wants to commit genocide in gaza. if the global central kitchen that coordinates closely with the israeli authorities is attacked. not once, not twice, but three times his message to the world. is to stop sending aid to gaza. the zionists' attack on the cypriot aid

and full support of the united states. the president of the united nations general assembly strongly criticized the opposition of the zionist regime to the activities of the united nations relief and works agency in gaza. new un report. regarding the situation in gaza , it is said that the adoption of the recent binding resolution of the security council regarding the need to establish an immediate ceasefire in gaza has not had any effect on the field , and the people of gaza still have access to water, food and medicine. they don't have any and they are under constant bombardment by the zionist regime. ali rajabi, united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. the new prime minister of ireland emphasized that his country is different. it cannot remain silent against the crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip. simon harris also expressed his disgust at the imposition of starvation on the people of gaza. the palestinian islamic resistance movement, hamas, issued so far, some countries, including south africa , iran, and colombia , have complained to the international court of justice against the zionist regime for the crime of genocide and crimes in gaza. the book o

according to al arabi channel , the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, anorwa, announced that a child is killed every 10 minutes in gaza. unicef announced that 12,000 children have been injured since the occupation regime's war against gaza. children's stories reflect a frightening picture of the human consequences of the war that has been going on for more than 6 months continues. gaza children's injuries include severe injuries caused by airstrikes, which have also affected them psychologically and emotionally . according to unicef, more than 14,000 young palestinian boys and girls have been martyred in israel's war against the gaza strip. despite the fact that the security council issued a resolution calling for an immediate end to the war, and israel accused committing mass murder was condemned in the international court of justice , but this regime continues this war. on the other hand, unrwa confirmed that every 10 minutes a child is martyred in the gaza strip and a large number of children are injured in israel's blind and violent attacks, and acc

and sima news agency. the us congress plans to close the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, anurava. jim rish, a member of the foreign relations committee of the us congress , said: "we should shut down anorva, and this is the opinion of most senators in congress." the us congress recently adjourned. it approved the country's aid to anara at least until the end of 2025. after the zionist regime claimed that some anarva employees were involved in hamas' attack on occupied palestine last month. america and a number of countries stopped their aid to this organization. occupied palestine witnessed haredi demonstrations this time. these demonstrations are protesting the call to force them into military service. held in the army of the zionist occupation regime was drawn to violence and conflict. controversy over the sending of haredis to conscription started after the announcement of the need of the zionist army to recruit 10,000 new soldiers for the gaza war. haredi rabbis warned that they will leave occupied palestine if they are forced to serve in the army. the haredis form a signific

and sima news agency, an exhibition of intellectual literature in moscow. the us congress plans to permanently close the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees slow down jim reusch, a member of the foreign relations committee of the us congress, said: we should shut them down and more. senators are senators in congress. the us congress recently approved the country's aid to that country at least until the end of 2025. boycott of zionist goods by the german presenter, according to the report of the german volt channel , german presenter helen wartz filmed herself buying her favorite cocoa drink, which is made by the zionist regime. has become social. a film by helen faris mezheri on german tv has made a lot of noise these days. he says on his social network page: he does not intend to drink anymore kakaish's love is to buy altpro. because the company that produces this product. show the manufacturer of the products and it is easy to understand whether the product in question is on the list of prohibited goods in israel or not. yes , alpro logo is in this list and now it 's time to decide whether to buy this chocolate drink that i lik

the head of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, unrwa, said: israel s broken the pattern of massacring children, targeting aid workers, media activists, and medical personnel in the world. adolf and lazzarini, referring to the destruction of the lives of 2 million people in the gaza strip, added following the military attacks. the hospital and the headquarters of the united nations were also destroyed against humanitarian and international laws in fact, all the red lines have been stepped on. president ann orr also said that the situation in the gaza strip is getting worse due to the siege and starvation of the people of this strip and emphasized that this is the worst war in which technology is used to harm people. become hezbollah of lebanon. he informed about the martyrdom of another of his forces in the attacks of the zionist regime in the south of this country. ali ahmed hossein, a member of the lebanese resistance forces and a resident of beirut , was martyred in the zionist attacks this morning. lebanese sources previously reported the martyrdom

simultaneous the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees announced about 1,700,000 .

strongly criticized the opposition of the zionist regime to the activities of the united nations relief and works agency in gaza . new un report on the situation in gaza it indicates that the adoption of the recent binding resolution of the security council regarding the necessity of establishing an immediate ceasefire in gaza has had no effect on the field. still, the people of gaza do not have access to water, food and medicine and are under constant bombardment by the zionist regime. ali rajavi. new york united nations security council radio and television news agency we are following the news recitation of the words of the founder of the revolution at the quds day demonstration in michigan, usa. the american demonstrators recalled imam khomeini's statement that the zionist regime is a cancerous tumor. ceremony in addition to the anti-zionist aspect of holding this rally , the spokesperson of the judicial branch said that due to the special investigation of koresh kompany's case in tehran courthouse. it was reported that according to mr. satayshi, this case has 500 plaintiffs , the honorable prosecut

criticized the continued obstruction of the zionist regime from the activities of the united nations relief and works agency (unrwa), as the only executive arm of this organization to provide aid to the people of gaza. the people of gaza should not be harmed. israel did not implement the ceasefire resolution in gaza, so the security council should immediately consider the issue of imposing sanctions against the islamic republic of iran in order to end the gaza crisis. due to developments the region, due to the fact that the situation in gaza has really reached a boiling point and this situation is overflowing in the region and the developments in the region are also quite clear. explain the islamic republic of iran in line with the necessity of establishing stable peace and security in the region and the israeli regime in an attempt to assassinate the minister of foreign affairs , also recalling the operation of a sincere promise in response to the terrorist act of the zionist regime in the attack on the embassy of the islamic republic of iran in damascus from iran sent two messages to america before. and a

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencyanitation and aid. live tojerusalem and our correspondent wyre davies. what more do we know about the strikes on gaza overnight?

most of them working for under uh uh, the united nations relief and work agency that provides primarily humanitarian aid . so the fact that he said that to israel was never targeted to monetary and is just simply false. he also said that, uh uh, israel provides no limits on the amount of aid that goes into casa, that also factually incorrect. they do limit the amount of aid that goes into guys, and they do it in various different ways. so several things here that he said, quite frankly, just are not factually correct. yeah. and uh, guides this meeting. it comes just an hour or so off to antonio gutierrez, spoke about the major changes that are actually needed to protect gatewood. because in guys that can you just outline exactly of what he said earlier? well, he's repeated calls that the aid workers must be protected, but he's been saying that for weeks, if not months now, quite frankly, but what you got from the secretary general and his remarks just a short time ago was a sense that he feels that enough is enough and that this conflict needs to stop and needs to stop immediately becau

we spoke to tom, out of the 5 is a spokesperson for the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees when or why. and she says that her organization is waiting to distribute the aids. if israel keeps its word that we all hear the read, the statement by the is really go around to at the get intention to open the air. it's crossing to, to bring in a to through i should or we are. and yet to see the overestimate lising of that decision, we have not yet for the convoys have gone in using era. it's now as a reminder, and it's is also known as the big kind of processing used to be used primarily for a few minutes area. there so now going in the humanitarian cases like guidelines require a treatment or cancer treatment outside of because i know it is not one of the big logistical how that would allow a huge influx or low of trusts and humanitarian assistance. but at this stage any additional was crossing into gaza. that's a lot of the really people through bringing in aid is welcome provide as it's truly open and with pockets of famine quickly spreading across the strip, especially

work. we seem to be finding ourselves and, and thank you very much. that was our special correspond abraham germany wilson resume is cooperation with were off the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in gaza. this follows an investigation into it stuff which led several countries to temporarily hold funding. israel has accused thousands of the agencies employees of being involved in the october 7th terror attacks, or the doesn't donors, including the 2 largest ones, the us in germany suspended their own wrong funding. the reason the investigation says, israel has not yet provided evidence that certain want employees were members of terrorist organizations. in the weeks following a mazda is terror attack on is real on october 7th, last year. is really authorities cracked down on protests criticizing these really military response, palestinian citizens were arrested for participating and protest or posting on social media. dw special corresponded on the use a met with human rights lawyer of med khalifa, who was himself arrested at a protest and charged with incitement to terrorism. in a small apartment in haifa, lawyer and activist off mont khalifa as under

german government will resume and resume its cooperation with only raw thats the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees in garza, it follows an investigation into or was stuff that temporarily halted. contribution is not only from germany, but from other countries as well. we're bringing more on that story as we get further details. now in the weeks following her bosses terror attack on october 7th, last year is rarely authorities crack dental and protests criticizing these really military response, palestinian citizens were arrested for participating and protest or posting on social media. the w special corresponded amy, uh, i mean you said met up with lawyer human rights were off with kelly who was himself arrested at a protest and charged with incitement to terrorism. in a small apartment in haifa, lawyer and activist off monica, lisa is under house arrest. after spending $114.00 days in prison, it's an improvement. but felicia says he's still essentially a prisoner. that's his uncle, basically, as you can see. exactly. so if he steps outside the apartment with this electron

really government arrested, detained, and apparently tortured, eat employees of the united nations relief and work agency on run over their alleged ties to come us. and that was just the beginning of a very slippery slope. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the which of the world is focused on the war in gaza and on the atrocities that are taking place there. the united nations. busy in mid march that more.

an exchange of strikes along the port to enjoy the so an independent review of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. this problem that israel has still not provided supporting evidence of its claims that employees have vernon, well, i'll have mass members who are involved in the october the 7th to tax the report by a former french foreign minister, found staffing list had originally been provided for vesting since 2011, but as well didn't raise any concerns. israel's allegations getting to know the major donors in january to cut the funding to the agency, which is the main humanitarian provider in garza. so let's bring in gabriel as all day. john is not from the united nations headquarters in new york and gags to tell us more about this. what more we now yeah, this report does an independent report to the commission by the secretary general looking into allegations that uh, unreal is biased. uh, i'll read you the title of the report, its independent review of mechanisms and procedures to ensure it here in spite unruh to humanitarian principles of neutrality. that is the key

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencys increasing across gaza because of the lack of sanitation and aid. our correspondent in jerusalem wyre davies reports. the effect of six months of war has created a desperate humanitarian crisis in gaza. but amid the ruins of conflict, in some areas, aid is now getting through and can make the difference between surviving or dying of hunger. a flour delivery, organised by the world food programme, allowed this bakery in gaza city to reopen for the first time since the war began. translation: finally, i there is something to eat. you can go to the bakery and buy bread. just a few days ago, it was hard, we were looking for wood, flour and you couldn't find anything to feed the children. but for most gazans, the brutal reality of war is a constant companion. at a hospital in rafah, parents and siblings consoled each other after several civilians, including children, were reported killed in overnight air strikes. israel said fighterjets and other aircraft struck dozens of terror sites. am

$80000.00 people had been moved to save the hello and independence review of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees has found the israel has yet to provide supporting evidence for its accusations, one of our employees are members of from us on linked to the october 7th attacks on israel. the report by a former french for administer phone staffing lists, had regularly been provided for vetting since 2011. but israel did not raise any concerns. well, since that claim was made in january, many countries, custom of funding to winner was including the biggest funders, the u. s. germany and the new owner ra supports 5900000 people across 5 territories, gaza the occupied westbank, lebanon, jordan and syria. often providing the basic necessities of life from food to schools and even infrastructure in refugee camps. chris goodness is a former winner. a spokesman, he said, is really obligations remain on substantiated. and he appealed to donors to come back. it was supposed to commit because it confirms the unreal is an indispensable lifeline for people at least refugees. it also con

the review of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees is found that as row has yet to provide supporting evidence on the tank is ations or employees. a members of him off and linked to the october 7th, the tax on israel over at the findings of the review. all of that in rise in place, a very significant number of negations and procedures to ensure compliance with the humanities and principles of neutrality. so i show you property of a lot of systems on all the you are an organization. so addresses which is a necessity, considering the very difficult environment, complex and difficult a situation which sale price and the uniqueness of the mission. there's always room for improvement. well, since the claim was made in january, many countries costs the funding to and including the biggest fund is the u. s. to many and the as you under a suppose 5900000 people across 5 territories of gaza. they occupied with bank living on children and cereals and providing the basic necessities of life from food to schools, and even infrastructure and refugee camps. but from on

really government arrested, detained, and apparently tortured, eat employees of the united nations relief and work agency on run over there alleged ties to come us. and that was just the beginning of a very slippery slope. i'm john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the which of the world is focused on the war in gaza and on the atrocities that are taking place there. the united nations. busy in mid march that more children had been killed in guys in the 1st 4 months of the conflict, then had been killed in all other conflicts around the world. in the last 4 years combined, the south african government is taking action by assuming israel in the international court of justice and the united nations general assembly has been nearly unanimous . with the obvious exceptions of the united states and israel. that the fighting must stop immediately and that human rights must be respected. those demands however, have fallen on deaf ears.

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencys warning that the risk of disease is increasing across gaza because of the lack of sanitation and aid. wyre davies reports from jerusalem. over the last few days, the world and the world's media attention has been focused on those exchanges of fire between israel and iran, and the potential, a week ago, for what looked like a possible regional war. those fears have been somewhat dissipated after minimal israeli response in the last couple of days. and that side of things appears to have gone away a little bit, with both governments opting to let things calm down. we have had a war in gaza now that has lasted well over six months and that continues. the latest information we have is, as you were saying, several places in gaza were hit, including the southern city of rafah, where many people were killed in reported israeli air strikes overnight. the effect of six months of war has created a desperate humanitarian crisis in gaza. but amid the ruins of conflict, in some areas, aid is now

i'm joined now byjuliette touma, communications director at the united nations relief and works agencyike? ., , , , ., , the situation there on the ground like? .,, , , ., , ., like? it has been six months and it feels a bit like _ like? it has been six months and it feels a bit like it _ like? it has been six months and it feels a bit like it is _ like? it has been six months and it feels a bit like it is on _ like? it has been six months and it feels a bit like it is on repeat, - feels a bit like it is on repeat, except that it is real life with real people, hospitals turning into death stones, children emaciated, dying by the day from malnutrition, and a lack of water. we are talking really about the basics and have a nation is on the verge of famine, so much more needs to be done if we would like to have the situation. is there any movement on that it situation? not much. the most significant is the order from the international court ofjustice from a few days ago that asked for the facilitation of humanitarian system scratch make assistance into gaza, including the north. you see o

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencyver the last few days, the world and the world's media attention has been focused on those exchanges of fire between israel and iran, and the potential, a week ago, for what looked like a possible regional war.

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one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencyned that the risk of disease in gaza is rising as israel's war against hamas continues. scott anderson, director of unrwa affairs, who's also in rafah, told the bbc the aid situation was not improving on the ground. right now, there's well over a million people here in rafah, most of them are displaced. the population before the conflict was 275,000, so its four to five times the number of people. everything moves kind of at the pace of a donkey cart because the congestion and traffic is so bad. and what you have is people every day trying to find food, water, they're now trying to find shade, as the temperatures increase and move from winter to summer. so people are in a very difficult position and the conditions are not what we would hope they would be. our current concern really is around solid waste management and pest and infection control, as we move into summer and it gets hotter. five days ago, ibrahim assalia, his wife and children managed to flee gaza to cairo, but much of hi

i'm joined now by sam rose who is the director of planning for unrwa, the united nations relief and works agencyou havejust i know you have just returned from gaza, can you give us some idea of the kind of coordination and communications that you have with the idf, in order to get aid in? thanks, lucy, for having me on. first of all let me express my condolences personally, but also on behalf of unrwa, for the tragic, senseless deaths of the seven annoyance when workers in the last couple of days, yet another horror on top of the endless horrors that we have witnessed over the past six months. in response to your question, there is a wary well—developed, very involved process of coordinating aid, to get it into gaza. in many ways but this predated the conflict, a system of very harsh controls on aid going in, which predated the conflict, and have been stepped up massively since 7th october, both in terms of getting the aid into gaza, the checks that have to take place, the unloading, the reloading of aid shipments, the often rejection of entire trucks based on certain items being classified as r

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agencyis warning that the risk of disease is increasing across gaza because of the lack of sanitation and aid. live tojerusalem and our correspondent wyre davies. what more do we know about the strikes on gaza overnight? it in what more do we know about the strikes on gaza overnight?- strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting. _ strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting, isn't _ strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting, isn't it. _ strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting, isn't it. over- strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting, isn't it. over the - strikes on gaza overnight? it in is interesting, isn't it. over the last| interesting, isn't it. over the last few days, the world and the world's media attention has been focused on those exchanges of fire between israel and iran, those exchanges of fire between israeland iran, and the those exchanges of fire between israel and iran, and the potential, a week ago, for what looked like a possible regional war. th

one of the main un agencies responsible for getting aid to palestinians, the united nations relief and works agency the lack of sanitation and aid. our correspondent injerusalem, wyre davies, reports. the effect of six months of war has created a humanitarian crisis in gaza and amid the ruins of conflict in some areas, aid is now getting through and can make the difference between surviving or dying of hunger. a flower delivery organised by the world food programme allowed this bakery in gaza city to reopen for the first time since the war began —— flour. translation: war began -- flour. translation: ., , , translation: finally there is something _ translation: finally there is something to _ translation: finally there is something to eat. _ translation: finally there is something to eat. you i translation: finally there is something to eat. you can i translation: finally there is something to eat. you can go| translation: finally there is | something to eat. you can go to the bakery and buy bread. a few days ago, it was hard. you are looking forward, flower, and could not find anything to the chil

however, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees says the timing is critical let you know that people have not yet been asked to emigrate from rafah, but there is a sense that if there is no deal this week, that this can happen at any time. >> reporter: of rafah and other areas in southern gaza like this refugee camp are full of civilians where focus often line up for necessities like water. there's currently more than 1 million palestinians in southern gaza soaking shelter from the war -- seeking shelter from the if war. there is reportedly a deal on the table that could involve the release of hostages taken by hamass in exchange for the release offing palestinian prisoners currently being held in israel. this could delay that ground operation in rafah. u.s. secretary of state hasn't really gone into any specifics about any sort of particular deal, but he has said that it is an or extraordinarily generous offer by israel, and he's pushing a hamas to accept it. stuart and. stuart: jeff, thanks very much, indeed. joining me now is retired u.s. army colonel joe

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the hello a review of the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees, has found that israel has yet to provide supporting evidence. if it's accusation, since that one of our employees are members of one us and linked to the october 7th attacks on israel. since that claim was made in january, many countries have cut their funding to enter while, including the biggest funders, the us, germany and the u. winner was supports 5900000 people across 5 territories, garza the occupied westbank, lebanon, jordan and syria, often providing the basic necessities of life from food to schools and even infrastructure in refugee camps. let's bring it to gabriel is although he's the one who's not from the united nations headquarters in new york. so um, gabriel, we have the press briefing. what was the take away message from the briefing as well as the report as well? i'd say 2 things. number one, the big picture is under a has a pretty good bill of health. and what i mean by that is that you heard from catherine corona, she basically said, and they put in the report as well. that

mike mood for us here in rafa of tomorrow, i'll revise a spokesperson for the united nations relief and works agency for palestinian refugees. she says, organization is ready to distribute. if israel keeps its would to open in euro's that, we all hear the rest of the statements by the is really governmental at the get intention to open the air. it's crossing to, to bring in a to through i should or we are. and yet to see the overestimate lising of that decision, we have not yet for the convoys have gone in using era. it's now as a reminder, and it's is also known as the big kind of processing used to be used primarily for a few minutes area. there so now going in the humanitarian cases like guidelines were required treatment or cancer treatment outside the cause of no, it is not one of the big logistical hubs that would allow a huge influx or low of trucks and humanitarian assistance. but at this stage, any additional leg crossing into gaza, that's a lot of the really people through bringing in aid is welcome provide as it's truly open and with pockets of famine quickly spreading across the strip, e