unra at the fuel stocks are almost completely exhausted, forcing lifesaving services to come to a halt. it also like in the situation in gaza to hell on earth, criticizing the international community for not having the courage to act aside. we have been experiencing severe shortage of capabilities in all departments and hospitals since before this war began and medical equipment and supplies are in short supply at the ministry of health, however days after the degression our stock is barely sufficient to meet the necessities of these patients putting their lives at risk. lack of fuel poses another critical threat to the lives of hundreds of patients in care. working with medical aid for palestinian gaza, also warn the shifa hospital will soon fuel first generation generators son abu said un has major fuel depot in wafa and the south of gaza, he however said he is trying to attack convoys that attempt to transport fuel supplies, and for an update now we're going to swing over to we're joined by previous, hello ashraf, hope you're in doing. what's the situation where you're at, especiall

uh the hospitals like khan is here over across the street from the hospital, there are a couple of unrat now in gaza, okay, ashhraf, i think i've lost the connection with him, hopefully we will be able to reconnect, let me cross over to toronto and uh talk to director of the institute of contemporary islamic thought, mr. zapar bangash, thank you so much for being with us, i hope you could hear our correspondent on the ground there, absolute hell, absolut hell and we see what kind of reaction these regimes in the west, whether we're talking about from london to paris or washington, and beyond that they're talking about and actually have sent military equipment or ships, whatever to help israel, i mean your thoughts za on all this, this is absolutely mindbockling that this is taking... and this is the 10th day of this situation, absolutely, these regimes in the west are complicit in the zionist crimes against the palestinian people, the zionits are killing young children, babies, women, they are bombing schools, hospitals, they have demolished and destroyed complete apartment buildings, t

the gates of the honoral schools and behind the honor schools, they they killed uh families around unra schools and injured some of those uh seeking shelter inside uh unra schools uh the schools are are not meant for idps or intery displaced persons uh no matter how uh how prepared the un or for this it cannot. cater to that large number of people and i believe it's not 7000, the number might be double, and not only there, they also come to hospitals like nast hospital everywhere in this hospital on the sidewalk, you see people sleeping on the sidewalk uh in the small parks and and the and the hospital and also inside their cars, you will find a man, his wife, his kids cramped into a car or in a make shift shed, i see and but in the middle of all these issues and predicaments that are really difficult to address, given this tiny amount of humanitarian aid that's actually trickling in to gaza through rafa crossing, i wonder if raffa crossing is still open, did you have any new uh trucks coming in with eight today? uh, not not that i know of berruz uh, but uh... the ministry of health and

unra is like the green zone in iraq this is like a fortified area even if you stand out. side of it, you need special permit, it takes you couple of days just to stand outside to film, what i saw yesterday, the gates were wide open all the gates, so even we circle around and all the gates were open and that place was empty, and we realize when we reach khanunes that around 5 am all those employees inside were ordered by their uh directors to vacate the compound. and move to the compound rafah between in southern gaza and i've heard i've heard one of the audio messages between the through friends of mine and they're telling them don't tell anybody basically they told the owner employees, i'm talking about the the international staff and the high ranking officials to leave the place, take your armored vehicles, get out of that place, don't tell anyone take your laptops whatever you can grab and run, and this is what happened yesterday, because we've people. witness the the the the convoys of the of armored uh vehicles, un armored vehicles heading heading south just before the news came

hamas stole those supplies and unra. this is a body that pulls 93% of its funding from global government. in 2021, unra took $338 million from the united states. $118 million from the european commission, and hundreds of millions of dollars from individual european nations. since 2021, biden has sent unrwa a billion dollars -- a billion dollars. usaid funds more than $21 billion worth of u.n. programming and they've sent millions of dollars to unrwa, and now the president is ready to send them billions more. if the american people knew what their tax dollars were actually being used for, they would be outraged, and i believe it is time for them to know. we know that hamas steals unrwa money and supplies and stores their weapons in unrwa facilities. we also know that they fill those facilities with human shields, but something that hasn't gotten nearly enough attention is how our tax dollars are radicalizing the next generation of hamas extremists. u.n. watch published a report in march exposing unrwa unaffiliate unaffili

activist joining us out of uh belfast, hello from, always a pleasure to check in with you, now the unra, the united nations relief and works agency said that very soon, more people will be dying as a result of this crippling, sie and blocade, not allowing uh essential supplies and rather than the air strikes, which have already led 7,000 deaths for, what does that mean? it means a situation is just uh pirandaus on the grind, it also means that sage and the mentality of the people that are enforcing it. is a inhuman, i would maybe go as far to say as it's inhuman, so long as z continue to clean that palestinians or beasts walking on two legs, i am sad in the belief that this will only get worse, i think between the lack of water, the lack of food, the seage problem and the outbreaks, possible outbreaks of serious communicable diseases, is going to have devastating impact on people who are if you're old. "if you're vulnerable, if you're very young, to be uh denied water, to be denied food, to be slowly imatiating at the side of the road, to be huddling in the uh basements of the hospital

the cargo includes unra missions and equipment for the chemical pharmaceutical plant.y everything comprehensively. it was necessary to additionally create a base for air production, the energy costs were high, it was a complete devastation , there was nothing, to find some kind of valve, a normal pipe, it was a problem, and i want to tell you, a group of such enthusiasts gathered who literally spent the night at this enterprise. construction, and then in the fifties, the beginning of the production of streptomcin, became an event not only for the republic, but also for the country. the use of a drug of our own production then helped save many lives of people who suffered the horrors of war. microbiological synthesis is a very complex production in itself; we produced penicillin rut salt. calcium salt, then they started strep, chlortetrocycline, but it wasn’t so simple. the end of the fifties and sixties became the time of developing our own drugs. the creation of an entire scientific pharmacological school, during the development of pharmacological industry. year, for

did not come through rafah crossing or from anywhere else, it was, it's part of the reserves that unra has in its in storage facilities inside the gaza strip, we still don't know how how long supply naser hospital and al-aqsa marters brigades hospital balah with the fuel needed to keep to keep running its facilities uh but thousands of people. uh, including uh, nearly half of them are children, have have been killed by israeli regime bombardment all throughout the night, non-stop boming, explosives, firing of of artillery shells from the east of the onclave, artillery from from the mediterranean sea helicopter, apashi helicopter gun ships firing the hell fire rockets, f16, f35's attacking ghaza every at attacking the ghaza strip in every city in the ghaza strip, even the the cities like khanunas, which are and south of the the gaza valley of the gaza wadi, were supposed to be safe haven according to the israel regime, they are being bombed as well. ashraf, the military wing of the palestinian resistance movement has amas has said that it once again targeted tel aviv with a rock. in res

schools in the southern part of gaza, unra is an agency. no one is shooting at palestinian refugees, in these schools, in these schools they receive in schools, there are some medicines, water, food, that is, the israeli army said: everyone who remains today in the city of gaza, and the responsibility for their lives, for their future is borne by hamas, because in that case, when at that moment , when the ground operation starts, no one will be watching there, and why did you stay in the gaza sector, you were given enough days to leave, but hamas is preventing this migration to the south, there hamas are actually being covered by their own people as a human shield, now you know, the discussion is going on very broad, some say, here we have in israel, where they say, yes, they voted for hamas, they supported hamas, because there were no elections as such, hamas took control of the gas sector 16 years ago without elections, but the majority of the population supports hamas anyway, why should we then divide the population of gaza between hamas

schools, unra is an agency for... palestinian refugees, in these schools no one shoots at these schools, in these schools they receive some- medicines, water, food, that is the israeli army said: everyone who remains today in gaza city, and the responsibility for their lives, for their future is borne by hamas, because in the event that at the moment when the ground operation begins, no one will be watching there, and why you stayed in the gaza strip, you were given enough days to leave, but hamas is preventing this migration to the south, there the hamas fighters actually... cover themselves with their own people, like a human shield, now you know, the discussion is very broad, alone they say, here we have israel, where they say, yes, they voted for hamas, they supported hamas, because there were no elections as such, hamas took control of the gas sector 16 years ago without elections, but the majority of the population supports hamas anyway, why do we then now we have to divide the population of gaza between hamas,

to stay on skype for us, uh, is going to stay in the studio with me, but perhaps spokesperson for unra's comments on fuel and supplies running out in gaza might get to reaction. let's listen in and after we do, take a deep dive into the social media section. for our is absolutely fundamental that we get access to fuel, that an urgent shipment of fuel is sent to the gaza strip as soon as possible as the very very little supplies of fuel that unra runs and manages are running in. we need fuel for when cars, we need fuel for the trucks to be able to go and bring little supplies that are coming in, we also needed for water pumping station, we also needed desalination. stations, we need it for the bakeries that we've been supporting, we we need it for the vehicles that have been transporting wheat flower to the bakeries in gaza, so all of this is on the break and we might not be able to continue to do any of this if we do not get an urgent shipment of fuel to the ghaza strip, we do know that the genocide on bas is being played out of course in life, but where the opinion? this information ver

what's one example, the other thing. is before the the the rabid attacks by the israeli regime uh unra schools, the un relief and works agency for palestine refugees uh said that uh couple of dozen of couple dozen of schools are open to those who are seeking shelter to come in, but you have to understand this is a school, it's not meant for families and couples and children, so there's enough bathroom. uh, there is a place any place to see, there are no bedrooms, there are classrooms that they they have tine small mattresses, thin mattresses on the floor, and one room that's about uh, four meter by six meters, you have like six or eight families living in the same place, not even related, they're not even cousins or brothers and sisters, just people start you know separating between each other by using blankets or some makeshift thing to keep keep the distance between them and the next family. i personally, this is my own opinion, my my personal opinion that it was the a bad move by unra, the un agency to open schools as shelters, because this has encouraged israel to bomb our homes, t

this is totally unacceptable, and then at least six people were also killed this afternoon when an unra school was hit in the almagazi refugee camp, the school had been serving as a shelter, he said for some 4,000 people seeking refuge, hospitals are uh off limitss and secrasant and they must be protected at all costs uh, we do not yet know the full scale of this carnage, but what is clear is that? the violence and killing must stop it once, all states with influence must do everything in their power to bring an end to this horrendous situation that civilians must be protected and humanitarian aid must be allowed uh in to reach those in need as matter of urgency, those found responsible must be held to account. you know robert, what kind of uh read and i'm sorry i read that whole thing out and i appreciate both gentlemen's uh patience on this. but i read that out because this is the same exact verbatum kind of language we heard when we were uh addressing when volker turk was addressing uh isis which is dyish atrocities just a couple years ago when they were cutting people's heads off an

the unra mission's cargo includes equipment for khimfa. everything was not supplied comprehensively,was necessary to additionally create a base for air production, the energy costs were high, it was complete devastation, there was nothing, finding some kind of valve, a normal pipe, it was a problem, and i want to tell you, a team of such people gathered enthusiasts who literally... spent the night at this enterprise, construction, and then in the fifties, the start of production of streptomcin became an event not only for the republic, but also for the country. the use of a self- produced drug then helped save many lives of people who had suffered the horrors of war. microbiological synthesis is a very complex production in itself. we produced penicillin rutting salt, calcium salt, then we started stripping, chlorine-tetracycline, but it wasn’t so simple. the end of the fifties and sixties became the time of developing our own drugs. creation an entire scientific pharmacological school, the time of development of the pharmacological industry. in 1961, for the first time, this tariff

injerusalem, philippe lazzerini, head of the un's agency for palestinian refugees called unra, told mey need much more. a few days ago, you had some very strong comments after civilians sheltering in one of the unra schools were killed. is there is a safe place for anyone in gaza? there is no safe - place in gaza today. there is nowhere where the civilian population feels safe. _ what do you make of the biden plan? listen, we are calling - for a humanitarian corridor, but the humanitarian corridor needs to be uninterrupted, _ needs to be predictable. we will need at least 100 trucks a day. - if we cannot bring fuel and we have to bring i the water in bottles, _ we will need much, much more. we are now in a situation . where there is a total siege being imposed in the gaza strip. we are in a situation where more |than a million people have been| asked to be displaced. this amounts to collective l punishment, and collective punishment is a violation - of international humanitarian law. do you have any sympathy with the israeli perspective that hamas use people, they say, as human shields

unra should be turning to hamas that stole the fuel from the u.n. and demanding that hamas immediately release that fuel to the citizens of gaza. i think that would be the correct response. >> when you're in israel, it is very easy to forget there are rockets continuing to come from gaza to israel because of the iron dome system. it becomes, i mean, so reliable, that it is easy when you're in tel aviv, you hear sirens but you forget there are rockets still being fired. do you have a sense of how many rockets continue to be fired from gaza on any given day or since october 7th how many have been fired? >> so we have about 8,000 rockets that have been fired over the last 18 days talking hundreds and hundreds of rockets every day. we know hamas is playing a psychological game. they kind of drop the rockets in terms of all of a sudden one day you have a few rockets hoping the israeli population will become a little more lax and then they barrage israel again. we've said as great as our defense is it is not a hundred percent. we've seen people hurt, have

happened in the past uh, well, in a very um, short amount of time, maybe in the past hour, where one unra school in ruffa, that shelters around 4600 people, has sustained based on this particular news source, severe collateral damage from close proximity of a strike that happened, so it shows that... israel is continuing with the strikes uh with not having that much regard regarding to the civil casualties that may occur, it doesn't say whether there were casualties here or not, what it calls, what it has described is severe collateral damage, and this uh obviously needs to be put into context of how in the past 24 hours 700 palestinians have been killed with 300 children, um, and of course we understand how the hospitals there are running on uh their rods, meaning they have nothing to run on. even medicals, medical supplies that have come in are not going to be that much help, some help, but not that much. that brings to end for this extended coverage, thank you so much for being with us, we go uh now for a quick break for us, i have passed the hour international news will be heading you

palestinian center, palestinian center for statics also. they published things like that and we at unra or so we can assure that the unemployment rate reach to more than 40% this year and we think that it is one of the highest rate in the world. the economical situation in ghaza deteriorating and deteriorating after hours after hours and not only days or weeks. required support to the residents of the ghaza strip until economic life is back to what it was before. i say frankly what we said before, if the current situation continues as it is, the situation is very complicated. it would entail a big explosion. as i said earlier, the israeli occupation and entire international community with the united nations at the forefront will be accountable for this explosion. for decade now, the gaza strip has been suffering from suffocating israeli bloccade and attacks against the palestinian economy that have destroyed factories and workshops that employed tens of thousands of workers. one of the israelis told me they didn't want me to manufacture, they wanted me to trade, he told me that up front

to many, the displaced people have been living under unacceptable conditions. first they dwelt in unraلمشاكل took shelter in wooden houses which were less dangerous and more comfortable than the tin caravans الناس التجات الى البيووت الخشب من كثر مشاكل يعني الكرفاناات الحديد يعني صار عندهم الماس من الكهرب يعني كهرب تبهدت الناس صار شرط في البيوت وفي ناس اللي غرقت من الميه في اخر الشتاء ال الشتاء دب الكرفانات الحديده الناس رغبه الخشب لانه اول حاجه دافئ في الشتاء وبارارد في الصيف وفش عنده مشاكل الخشب احنا دفعنا يعني حق البيت هذه كلها من مصارينا انت شايف يعني تدمرنا وتبهدلنا وشردنا يعني ثلاث ثلاث شهور في المدارس وبعدها عملنا هذول كلها على حسابنا يعني والواحد يعني وضعه وحنا بقينا عندنا مواشي اغنام و اماكن زراعيه كل شيء كله تدمر يعني واحد مر بالكامل اجتني لجنه الاعمار هنا ويعني وحصت وشافت المكان و وعدتنا اننا نعمل تعمل لنا بيوت وهيك بس على الفاضي يعني وكل شيء قديش يعني السنه ما عملش لحد الان ما عملتش حال يعني بدنا شيء جديدا يعني اللي جوانا يعني جاي شتاء كمان لقيت يعني بكون الوضع صعب جدا علينا. officials and experts believed that the gaza reconstruction does not take a long time, however the o

meanwhile the un agency for palestinian refugees unra warned it'll be forced to stop working throughout the gaza strip unless there's urgent fuel deliveries to the territory. the un secretary general antonio guterres has decried violations of international law in gaza urging an immediate humanitarian seas far. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. addressing security council session, gutieres added, un fuel supplies in gaza will run out in a matter of days causing a disaster. he said aid must be delivered to the strip without restrictions. un chief also noted attacks by hamos did not happen in a vacuum, but were caused by 56 years of suffocating occupation. guutier said the palestinians have seen their land steadily devowered by settlements and plagued by violence while hopes for a political... solution to their plight have been vanishing, the palestinian foren minister spoke afterwards signing's failure to stop the israely

then what we are really going to have is metings by unra, they will hear about the latest concerns about only the bombardment and the death toll by israel but certainly about the aid operations. they say enough aid is simply not getting in. it's meager and inconsistent. they want to see at least 100 trucks a day. there's also concern about the hospitals being hit in the vicinity by bombardment. and the concern about evacuation orders there. the u.n. saying it is impossible to evacuate people who are -- patients who are unable to to be moved. these are the types of information and warning that they u.n. has been puttingut. that councilmembers will certainly hear again in this meeting. >> the u.s. -- the un security council, stay with us, we will have a listen to what they are saying. >> ahough this resolution received widespread support, we regret the council was not unanimous in renewing this mandate, as unity greatly enhances u.n. efforts to achieve peace. collects, the united states strongly supports persal on both -- the personal on fully and his efforts to advance the political proce

palestinian center, palestinian center for statics also, they published things like that, and we at unra or so we can assure that the unemployment rate reach to more than 40% this year, and we think that it is one of the highest rate in the world. the economical situation in gaza deteriorating and deteriorating after hours after hours. the world bank and international institutions should provide all the required support to the residents of the ghaza strip until economic life is back to what it was before. i say frankly what we said before, if the current situation continues as it is, the situation is very complicated. it would entail a big explosion. as i said earlier, the israeli occupation and entire international community with the united nations at the... for decade now the gaza strip has been suffering from suffocating israeli bloccade and attacks against the palestinian. economy that have destroyed factories and workshops that employed tens of thousands of workers. one of the israelis told me they didn't want me to manufacture, they wanted me to trade, he told me that up front, the

palestinian center, palestinian center for statics also, they published things like that, and we at unra or so we can assure that the unemployment rate reached to more than 40% this year, and we think that it is one of the highest rate in the world. the economical situation in gaza deteriorating and deteriorating after hours after hours and not only days or weeks. the world bank and international institutions should provide all the required support to the residents of the ghaza strip until economic life is back to what it was before. i say frankly what we said before, if the current situation continues as it is, the situation is very complicated. it would entail a big explosion. as i said earlier, the israeli occupation and entire international community with the united nations at the forefront will be accountable for this explosion. for decade now the gaza strip has been suffering from suffocating israeli blocade and attacks against the palestinian economy that have destroyed factories and workshops. that employed tens of thousands of workers. one of the israelis told me they didn't wan

sheltering, displaced families in gaza were also hit, some 137. people are currently sheltering in unra facilities with the number increasing as heavy shelling and their strikes continue. i am deeply distressed by today's announcement that israel will initiate a complete sie of the ghaza strip, nothing allowed in, no electricity, food or fuel. the humanitarian situation in gaza was extremely die before these hostilities, now it will only deteriorate exponentially. equipment, food, fuel and other humanitarian supplies are desperately needed along with access for humanitarian personnel. relief and entry of essential supplies into gaza must be facilitated and will continue efforts to provide aid to respond to these needs. and i urge all sides and relevant parties to allow united nations access to deliver urgent humanitarian assistance to palestinian civilians trapped and helpless in the ghaza stream. to the international community to mobilize immediate humanitarian support for this efforts. the un special coordinator and i are engaging with leaders in the region to express our concern, our

flow of supplies meaningful matching the unprecedented needs address the un security council, the unra chief basic services are crumbling while med food, water and fuel are running out in gaza, head nowhere is safe in gaza from israeli bombardment even the south where the regime has been pushing the people to go. un commissioner said not even churches, mosks, hospitals or facilities, sheltering place people have been spared. in conclusion, lazarini called in the us security council to demand immediate humanitarian sease fire, which he described as matter of life and for millions. russian president blames allies for israel's massacre palestinians and as well as many other conflicts throughout the world. behind the tragedy of the paninians and behind the massacre in the middle east in general, behind the conflict in ukraine, behind many other conflicts in the world, afghanistan, iraq, syria and so on, are the ruling elites of the united states, their satellites? this is already obvious everyone. was are delivering a televised statement to meeting of russia security council members, some

has been pushing the people to go, the un commissioner said not even churches, mosks, hospitals and unra facilities sheltering. placed have been spared, in conclusion, lazarini called on the un security council to dement immediate humanitarian seasfire, which he described as a mat of life and death for millions. hey, senior hamos official says israeli endeavore ground invasion, gaza is pretense to victory, they not achieved. speaking a press briefing in beirout, gazi hamad pointed out, israeli forces have failed to make any achievements on the ground against gaza. all the attempts of the israeli occupation forces to invade gaza, borders of failed and our brigades. highly prepared and they successfully fought against of the forces state ghaza and they succeeded to cause them damages and losses gaza strip, i think this is kind that israel forces try to cover or try to give picture or image to the israel that that they have made victory in gaza strip that they have did something against our resistance our against brigades but i can speak loudly that they failed and failed and failed to do a

incited the appetite of the israeli occupation army for killing, which found easy pr. they informed the unra relief agency and international red cross to evacuate the school of the displaced. the people gathered in the school yard and waited for the arrival of buses to take them somewhere safe, all of them a clear and easy target for slaughter. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children and wounded more than 55 others. the red cross came two days earlier, there were three redcross vehicles and 10 red cresent vehicles, they announced that they came to transport the most serious cases such as those with disabilities, the elderly and the injured, mostly shap nail injuries. as they took people away, we asked them what was going on and if they taught the school was safe, they confermed it was safe and that there was nothing to fear, we trusted that information, the un and the red came two days later with buses to move more of us to the jabailya refuge camp. people gathered in together and we all went downstairs and my aunt was collecting laundary and abou

international humanitarian law must be respected and upheld. about 22000 palestinians are now sheltered in 92 unrafacilities across gaza, un premises, and all hospitals, schools and clinics must never be targeted. un are working around the clock to support the people of gaza, and i deeply regret that some of my colleagues have already paid the ultimate price. supplies, including fuel, food and water must be allowed into ghaza. we need rapid and unimpeded humanitarian access now. this is iran's for minister says tehran is ready to send humanitarian aid to gaza, while urging the un to take immediate measures to provide assistance to these stript. made the announcement during a phone call with antonio. muslim countries have been voicing support for gaza since the start of the israely war on the territory. in the latest instance, iraq's top cleric grand ayatollah ali sestani, urged the world to stand up to what he calls as terrible brutality in gaza and prevent israeli plans to inflict more harm on the palestinian people. the russian president has accused the us of inflaming west asia by. deciding to

meanwhile un agency for palestinian refugees (unra) warned it will be forced to stop working across the gaza strip unless there's urgent fuel deliveries to the territory. iran's permanent ambassador to the united nations says that the us is complicit in the israeli massacker of palestinians in gaza. the united states unwaivoring support for the occupation and aggression has rendered it an active part of the problem. the us has further exacerbated the conflict by aberly aligning itself with the aggressor at the expense of the enough. and palestinian population, the rapid provision of military and logistical support to the oppressive ocupaying regime that made the us complicit in the brutal massacre of innocent palestinian people in the gaz streep, that was speaking in a un security council session, he slammed us for vetuwing resolutions that affirmed palestinian nation's right to self-determination. these are the councils in action is embolding tel aviv to perpetrate more aggregous crimes. varovani also dismiss earlier remarks by the us secretary of state anthony blincan who accused the

regime is pushing people to go, the un high commissioner said, not even churches, mosks, hospitals or unra facilities that are sheltering the displaced have been spared. in conclusion, lazarini called on the un security council to demand immediate humanitarian seas far, which he described as matter of life and death for millions. the israeli military has raised the home of deputy political bureau chief of the hamos resistance movement in a village near the occupied west bank city of romala. the house was demolished during an israelly raid on the village and our correspondent monica candeel has your details. we are speaking about the senior hamas officialuri. he is the deputy leader of. mass and founding member of its armed wing here in the occupied west bank and he is based in lebanon. this morning the israely forces raided the village of arura, the village of arora near ramalah and surrounded the house of saleh aluri, however this house had been vacant for several years and they bombed the house, destroyed it and caused severe damage to the nearby buildings, the uh the neighbors buildings

the un agency for palestinian refugees known as unra also says it's lost at least 29 of its staff in israeli bombings. more than 500 palestinians have been killed since the regime launched its onslot on gaza over two weeks ago. more than 15,000 people have also been wounded. 18-year-old dima alamdani and her family. were among thousands of gazans fleeing south after israel told palestinians in the north of the strip to evacuate. now with nowhere else to go, the family settled in a temporary shelter in khan unis, but overnight on october 17th, a massive israeli air strike hit the shelter, from the family of 17, only four remain. deima lost her parents, seven siblings and four members of her uncle's family. she is now left only with a brother and two cousins. she says her life is turned into a living nightmare. i went to look for my mother, my father and my siblings at the morg, at first they told me, come, see your mother, they didn't show me her face, but i recognized her from what she has on her feet, god bless her soul. i felt heartbroken, it was like nightmare. they opened my fath

displaced have sought shelter and schools run by the un agency supporting palestinian refugees and that is unra. another nearly 15,000 people fled to schools run by the palestinian authority. 10000 are being sheltered by relatives, neighbors and a church and other facilities in gaza city. and now the israeli regime has told everyone in gaza. the city and in uh north of gaza to completely flee the area so south as a it seems like the regime wants to significantly it said step up its operation against uh northern gaza so all these people that are sheltering in place in gaza city have to once again be displaced. osha said around 30 people have already been displaced within the enclave and that was prior to saturday's attack the bombing campaign destroyed or rendered unihibitable at least 2,540 housing units in gaza. according to ocha now, this is not press tv, this is not any other uh news outlet, this is the un human rights uh organization ocha siting members from the gaza ministry of public works and housing, another 2,200 and 850, pardon 2,200, pardon, let me do this again, 22,850 housing units

destruction and a and a policy of not letting gazans get any outside help, they do get it, occasionally unraond that, and the question is, western leaders are watching and they even take the side of the israeli regime, how could they do that? well, as i say, the the we like to call them z to. being called anti-jewish, but uh, i can defend that if you like, but the zionist, the pro israel zionists have infiltrated england, the united kingdom, america and many countries in to to the extent that, for example, 80% of our politicians in the united kingdom are members of friends of israel, they joined a club, which is effectively defending rogue state that's got nothing to do with with british, what's it called, democracy is the word, it's got nothing to do with the our defense, in fact it's it's a a threat to our own security, because the people that the israelis are offending, was i've just mentioned all around the middle east may one day take exception to what we've been doing, we've been helping a criminal regime where we've become by stealth, by the stealth of these people working behind the

the survival of this hospital is is that yesterday uh a truck full of fuel... uh was brought in by unra, the united nations relief and works agency for palestine refugees. it had two four by four trucks in the front and in the back with live feed cameras. i believe the reason for the life of cameras in the windshield is to show the israeli regime where that fuel is going. thank you for that. i'm sorry. say muhammad hasan. religious activity um activist from dearborn heights michigan joins us now to uh share with us his thoughts on this uh and ali salam editor and chief of the basira press also joins us um welcome to you both the circumstances are pretty dire when it comes to the uh carnage that's taking place uh the the us in particular is under the spotlight in terms of the types of assistance military that it's giving uh at the same time uh you have the israeli gushing forces whom uh their chief have said you're going to see gaza from the inside very soon we're waiting for the order uh if i may first ask you um how you see the role sid muhammad assera of the us of how it's not just th

quite unique that it still continues to to work uh not at 100%, maybe at 40% due to the fact that unra, the united nations reef and works agency for palestine refugees has has been providing them with the some shipments of fuel to um to run their emergency backup generators, but they had to uh cut down on use of electricity for example, no one can use air an air conditioning unit inside the hospital, so it's hot and and extremely hot outside here and same thing inside the emerg, the the the hospital itself, also uh there is no fuel for cars, whether it's gasoline or diesel fuel, today uh it was like dejav for me so an all mercedes uh smelling like... like fals and basically some of of of the drivers use uh uh corn oil that was uh used to fry fallafo or potatoes or anything like that some things and they they use the used oil as fuel to put it and then you can smell it when they drive around uh we've seen that back in 2008 and 2009 in the in the 2008 work and also during the uh the tightest parts of the israeli block. meanwile palestian resistance factions continue continue to fire rock

organizations, one for the health organization, global health organization for children, and earlier i heard unra too, they cannot get through to their personnel, and we a time of humanitarian crisis, they cannot, this is one for children, one for refugees, uh, one for health, and uh, considering that all the hospitals are either collapsing or on the verge. collapsed so basically uh due to this internet blackout and it's funny and it's ironic because you very well know that that uh resistance groups don't use cell phones and if they did their allaxa flood thing would have been uh turned belly up by the the mosad obviously they're not using a conventional uh lines of communication so what is the point of this blackout if not to just basically instill terror into the civilian population there and we only have a little bit of time left if you could really quick marwa only. and violence and also is giving them full protections i mean to commit whatever master needed in order to allow the grand invasion to take place and that was a complete and other failure meaning that the bombardment which was hold

supplies meaningful matching the unprecedented humanital. and is address the un security council, the unra chief warned that basic services are crumbling while medicine, food, water and fuel are running out in gaza, he added nowhere is safe in gaza from israeli bombs, not even the south where the regime has been pushing people to flee to, un commissioner said not even churches, masks, hospitals or unrough facilities, sheltering the displaced have been spared in conclusion he called on the un security council to demand immediate humanitarian sease fire which he described as matter of life and death for millions. the israeli military has raised the house of the deputy political bureau chief of the hamos resistance movement in a village near the occupied westbank city of romala. now the home was demolished during an israeli raid on the village. our correspondent monacandial has your details. we are speaking about the senior hamas official saleh aluri. he's the deputy leader of hamas and founding member of its armed wang here in the occupied westbank and he. based in lebanon. this morning the