funding for unrwa in january.ere allegations 12 employees were involved in the october 7th massacre. whatever became of that pause? whatever became 6 an investigation? >> you know i have no idea what the united states is investigating or not. obviously we've been focused on -- charles: sure, sure. it feels to me, either someone knew something was wrong. there is always this idea, grab handful. twelve bad actors in the giant organization. we took care of it, we wiped our hands of it, let's keep it moving. >> that's not the story, okay? besides the money, actually unrwa provided cash for all weapons procurement. if you look at the massive amounts of weapons, ex-please serves, anti-tank missiles hamas has, that was pretty much provided by unrwa all these years. building tunnels for extra materials, also. besides that, unrwa demanded from israel respect all its facilities, headquarter buildings inviolate. they have some sort of a diplomatic posture. charles: right. >> because they did that they provided safe harbor, w

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buildings and more than 190 unrwa buildings and more than 190 unrwa staff have been killed.are being targeted and there is no doubt that israel, the government, the military does not hold unrwa in very high regard. israel would deny it is targeting any humanitarian area and that anything that happens of that nature is because the hamas figures are being targeted and unfortunately there is collateral damage of civilians nearby, but as i say, we have not heard from the israeli army itself in this particular incident. regarding the incident injenin, what sort of questions are being asked about the culture within the idf? i asked about the culture within the idf? ~ , asked about the culture within the idf? 4' , ., , ., , idf? i think these are questions that have been _ idf? i think these are questions that have been coming - idf? i think these are questions that have been coming up - idf? i think these are questions| that have been coming up during idf? i think these are questions - that have been coming up during the operation in gaza. we have seen a number of videos and image

sam rose is head of planning at unrwa, the un's body supporting palestinian refugees. i asked him about the situation for children in gaza, according to his colleagues on the ground there. the situation for children in gazais the situation for children in gaza is absolutely desperate right now in the same way that it is desperate for everyone but particularly difficult for children who account for about half of the population of gaza given their added vulnerability. so it comes as no surprise, given the number of children, the sheer number of children, the sheer number of children, the sheer number of children who have been killed and injured in the conflict over the past eight months that israel has been added to that list and given the atrocities that happened on october seven, the atrocities that happened on octoberseven, hamas the atrocities that happened on october seven, hamas has also been added to the list. but it is a sad indictment on the state of affairs in the region right now that this comes to pass, unfortunately. this week of course _ pass, unfortunately

witnesses say the strike hit part of a college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa which ismilitary has admitted its forces violated protocol by strapping a wounded palestinian man to a jeep during what it called a "counterterrorism operation" in the city ofjenin in the west bank on saturday. a warning — viewers may find the video we're about to show distressing. the man can be seen lying on the bonnet of a vehicle as it drives past two ambulances. we've decided to blur the image. his family said he was injured during the raid by israeli soldiers. the idf confirmed the incident, saying it "violated orders", adding that it would be investigated and dealt with accordingly. 0ur correpondent sebastian usher is injerusalem and told me more about this incident and the air strike near an unrwa building. we haven't heard anything from the israeli army about what the target might have been. it's palestinian eyewitnesses who were saying that it was an israeli strike, saying that people were going to this centre, run by unwra, to get water, to get coupons, and that as they were there,

unrwa, the backbone of humanitarian aid, has been unable to lead a convoy to the north since january.had denials on wednesday. denials, delays, distractions. this been the language of the entire time. the evidence speaks to the nutritional state of children speaks to that. so in a way it isn'tjust aid. there is also community members who are real frontline here. caitriona, i have seen families open their doors to six or seven families. now they open their doors to the tent, because the home has been bombed. the community spirit remains in the same, but culture is under attack, the economy is under attack, the human spirit that keeps pushing through and trying to persevere, that, too, is under attack right now. do you have any guarantees about safe passage for convoys for what you do manage to get into gaza? yes and no. they're meant to be deconfliction sites. guarantees are — the safety depends on where we move. guarantees are made. whether they are implemented is different. whether we can take the aid in is a different matter. we need to look at the evidence of the ground. unicef doe

a spokesperson from unrwa said that since the beginning of the war, nearly 190 of their buildings havetotal of 193 unwra workers killed. the israel military is yet comment on the attack. the israeli military has admitted its forces violated protocol by strapping a wounded palestinian man to a jeep during what it called a "counter—terrorism operation" in the city ofjenin in the west bank on saturday. a warning: viewers may find the video we're about to show distressing. the man can be seen lying on the hood of a vehicle as it drives past two ambulances. we've decided to blur the image. his family said he was injured during the raid by israeli soldiers. the idf confirmed the incident, saying it "violated orders", adding that it would be investigated and dealt with accordingly. the un special rapporteur, francesca albanese, has accused israel of using the man as a human shield. earlier i spoke to yaakow katz, who is a former editor in chief of the jerusalem post and currently a senior fellow at the jewish people policy institute. the video is deeply disturbing, i think anyone who watches

witnesses say the strike hit part of a college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa which islies. a spokesperson from unrwa said that since the beginning of the war, nearly 190 of their buildings have been hit and a total of 193 of their workers killed. the israeli military is yet comment on the attack. benjamin radd, political scientist at the ucla burkle center for international relations, and expert on government and politics in the middle east gave us this analysis. it makes sense, given that the focus of israel's defence and offensive capabilities have shifted to the north and we have seen in the last week increasing activity from hezbollah, rockets fired, cross—border attacks and reprisals by israel and this is something israel cannot maintain defensively so long as it is fighting a massive two—front operation. given that the resources are needed in the north, it makes sense for netanyahu to wind down this stage, even if he would prefer to keep the offence of going in gaza, he simply cannot sustain this on two fronts. he also said the war would not be finished until ham

so there's absolutely no mystery about whether a facility is an unrwa school or not.ildings under the flag of the united nations. ibrahim's cousin, mohammed, was killed. translation: i was sitting here with my brothers - and friends when, suddenly, there was an explosion. the mattress protected me because i was sitting against the wall. but all the bodies here are dismembered and torn. israel says these were precise strikes that destroyed three specific classrooms. 0ur strike was based on intelligence and used precise munitions. you know, we actually called it off twice just to be sure that we were precise and to limit any unwanted civilian casualties. israel began a new offensive in central areas of gaza this week. medics say more than 100 people there have been killed. the rapid surge in activity, a sign that pressure to end this war isn't working or a sign that before too long, it might. lucy williamson, bbc news, jerusalem. the inquiry into the wrongful convictions of sub postmasters because of the faulty horizon it system has heard that government officials consi

he is not killing militants, shab or abu dhabi says, it's innocent people asleep in an unrwa facility. what did children and the elderly do? what does they do to him? >> the school is one of at least 180 unrwa buildings to be hd since the beginning of the war. >> according to that un agency but the devastation goes beyond un facilities scenes like this have been playing now, all week in central gaza clear uptake in israeli airstrikes, bloodied and covered in soot. survivors and victims alike have been fiving at al-aqsa martyrs hospital at arising clip as one wounded child cries for her mother i'm going to see another arrives at the morgue to say goodbye to his mama is going to visit grand father tells his son don't cry you're a man and he says, but he is the one who breaks down and will if once again, it appears that israel has used us made munitions in the strike on that unrwa school in central gaza munitions experts who reviewed footage from the scene identified the remains of the munitions as gbu-39, small diameter bombs. >> that's the same type of munition that israel used in that

witnesses say the strike hit part of a college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa which isfamilies. russia has said it holds the united states responsible, after a missile fired by ukraine killed at least five people in occupied crimea. according to moscow, more than a hundred others were injured when missile fragments hit a crowded beach near sevastopol. the governor of crimea, which was annexed by russia in 2014, said four us supplied missiles had been intercepted by air defences but a fifth had detonated in the air. tv footage showed people running from a beach. our security correspondent, gordon corera, told me more about moscow's response to this missile attack on crimea. moscow is claiming that the us and ukraine are responsible for this. ukraine and the us haven't commented on that, but moscow's claim is that five ataka missiles were fired towards crimea. four of them were shot down by air defences, by russian air defences, but one, they say, detonated mid—air, raining shrapnel down on a local beach, and tv footage does show people running away, it appears, in panic

at least 45 people have been killed by the zionist regime's rocket attacks on unrwa schools in gaza . there were palestinian refugees. in the attack by the fighters of the occupying regime on the camps of al-nushirat al-maghazi and jabalia, where the refugees are more than a dozen people were martyred. this is a picture of a palestinian mother who is looking for her child's body among the martyrs, and this picture is of the five martyred children who were displaced with their families in al-sardi school in al-nusirat camp. a large number of the martyrs and wounded left behind from this attack are women and children. arab news sources report the transfer of palestinian martyrs and wounded to al-aqsa martyrs hospital. this horrific massacre committed by israel is a clear evidence of the crime of genocide and ethnic cleansing of civilians , including women, children and refugees in the gaza strip. is. fuel crisis and power outages. medical facilities in gaza are facing a crisis due to lack of medical facilities. establishing medical facilities and equipment and medical centers in gaza ba

day of this aggression, i must say that a few moments ago , one of the schools affiliated with the unrwarganization , where the refugees were, was the target of the zionist regime's attacks. as a result, six people were martyred and a number of others were injured, including children and women. targeted a house, as a result of which two people were martyred and several others were injured, so i must say that the crimes of the zionist regime are still continuing, the killings are continuing in the city of rafah , the forces of the zionist regime advanced towards the tal sultan and atol areas and these areas were severely targeted by attacks and shootings, now there are dozens of martyrs in rafah , the bodies of the martyrs were left under the rubble in rafah, and this zionist regime, the forces of the zionist regime prevented traffic of trucks and troops to transport the bodies of martyrs. which are between egypt and the gaza strip. thank you very much, mr. haani al-maqari, the journalist of the tv station in khanyounes. the american magazine foreign affairs mentioned the tunnels of hamas

the united nations palestinian refugee agency (unrwa) announced that 6,000 people were killed when israel attacked a school in the center of gaza people had taken shelter in this school. josep burrell , the european union's foreign policy official, called for an investigation into the recent attack by the zionist regime on its school. it was narrated. a former official of the us department of defense, the pentagon also disclosed. in the deadly air attack on the anorwa school in gaza, the zionist regime killed an american bomb named j. 39 used . lebanon's hezbollah in a statement of a bloodthirsty attack on the location of the zionist military around the azurit barracks in northern palestine. the islamic resistance of lebanon announced that the military base of al-baghdadi was hit by the zionist regime with heavy missiles barkan aimed and the missiles accurately hit the intended targets. on the other hand, the areas of kafarkala and jabal al-rihan in southern lebanon were targeted by zionist airstrikes on thursday evening. this publication is written about the methods of underground warfar

sam rowe is the director of planning for unrwa, one of the key un groups working in gaza.0 in berlin. meanwhile, the hosts germany are also into the quarter finals after beating denmark 2—0. goals from kai havertz and jamal musiala proved enough to take germany through to the last eight. they will next play the winner of sunday's game between spain, who have looked one of the best sides so far, and the surprise package georgia. the bbc'sjohn watson is with the england team and he updated us on the likely team news and the continued pressure on the england manager. there's been a lot of clamour for gareth southgate to make a number of changes so far. he's just made the single change to his starting line up. he started with trent alexander—arnold and then dropped him and conor gallagher came in and then it's kobbie mainoo, who really impressed when he came on as a substitute last time out. so if there is going to be one change you imagine it might be in midfield with kobbie mainoo coming on. but it was the performance of cole palmer against slovenia who again really impresse

. >> meantime, more than 100 israeli families are suing unrwa for allegedly funding hamas and playingcourt in manhattan accuses the agency of knowingly allowing hamas to siphon off $1 million in aid money to pay for its terror infrastructure, weapons, and explosives. they have not commented saying they have yet to be served with the lawsuit. >>> two days until the debate and president trump is changing his rhetoric when it comes to his opponent joe biden. also on the ballot, coming two years after the supreme court took away the widely recognized constitutional right to abortion. cbs's nancy cordes reports. >> reporter: protesters returned to the courts. since roe v. wade was reversed, nearly two dozen states have either banned or significantly restricted abortions. donald trump hailed the change in a new podcast interview. >> i got that done with the selection of three great justices. i got it done, and it was a big thing. >> reporter: several of his top vp contenders called it a big thing too. south carolina senator tim scott said two years ago today our prayers were answered, and f

the israeli military says fighter jets struck what it called a hamas compound operating out of an unrwa school in the gaza strip. hamas says more than 30 were killed including 14 children. >>> as tensions rise along the israel-lebanon border, israel says it attacked a series of hezbollah targets in lebanon. it comes after a hezbollah drone strike hit a village in northern israel wounding nearly a dozen people. prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned israel is prepared for very intense action in the north. >>> coming up, protecting contraception access. why republicans in the senate voted against it. >>> and we have lift off. boeing finally gets its spacecraft off the ground after years of delays. (vo) struggling with moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis? talk to your doctor about #1 prescribed entyvio, offering two maintenance options, including the entyvio pen. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, potentially fatal brain infection cannot be ruled out.

chabra, abu dheisheh says, it's innocent people asleep in an unrwa facility. what did children and the elderly do? what did they do to him? the school is one of at least 180 unrwa buildings to be hd since the beginning of the war. according to that un agency but the devastation goes beyond un facilities seems like this have been playing out all week in central gaza. clear uptake in israeli airstrikes bloodied and covered in soot survivors and victims alike have been arriving at al-aqsa martyrs hospital at arising clip as one wounded child cries for her mother another arrives at the morgue to say goodbye. to his. >> mama is going to visit grandpa. >> father tells his son, don't cry. you're a man. he says, but he is the one who breaks down jake using footage filmed at the scene by our journalists in gaza, mohammed al. so while he we were able to identify and speaking with munitions experts the type of munition that was used in these strikes. and once again, jake, just like that strike in rafah a couple of weeks ago, this was a us made gpu, 39 small diameter bomb

were killed, what more do we know yeah thousands of displaced palestinians were sheltering at this unrwa school. >> turns shelter at the moment of this strike. it. happened overnight when people on the scene say that the victims who were targeted here, we're sleeping the death toll now now stands at 40 people who are killed in this single strike of those, a majority of them are women and children according to a luxe martyrs hospital, nine women and 14 children with the youngest standing at just four years the israeli military for its part, says that it was targeting hamas militants who were hiding in this un cool. they say they were targeting 20 to 30 militants in this strike. they also claimed that they were not aware of any civilian casualties, although as i noted, we've seen footage of the bodies of children as well as these hospital records from a luxe indicating that there were at least 14 children killed in this strike the israeli military, saying that it was targeting these hamas and palestinian islamic jihad militants who are in this facility. they said that they were actively pl

what i can can confirm as all of the facilities of unrwa, notably our school buildings, which have been emergency shelter, all of those co—ordinates have been shared with the is really authorities. let's not forget, these are actually buildings under the flag of the united nations —— israeli authorities. ibrahim's cousin, mohammed, was killed. translation: i was sitting here with my brothers - and friends when, suddenly, there was an explosion. the mattress protected me because i was sitting against the wall. but all the bodies here are dismembered and torn. israel says these were precise strikes that destroyed three specific classrooms. our strike was based on intelligence and used precise munitions. you know, we actually called it off twice just to be sure that we were precise and to limit any unwanted civilian casualties. israel began a new offensive in central areas of gaza this week. medics say more than 100 people there have been killed. the rapid surge in activity, a sign that pressure to end this war isn't working or a sign that before too long, it might. lucy williamson, bbc ne

but unrwa has told the bbc its not safe enough for aid workers to take advantage of the pauses., he apparently said �*we have a country with an army, not an army with a country. more now from our middle east correspondent in jerusalem, jon donnison. i don't think the disbanding of the war cabinet is going to have a significant impact on israeli strategy in the war in gaza, but it is symbolic busy have to remember that the war cabinet was set up in the days after the october the 7th attack by hamas. it really is a symbol of political unity. the truth is, that political unity has evaporated. so you have prime minister netanyahu looking increasingly isolated with the resignation last week of benny gantz, the centrist opposition leader and his ally, both relatively moderate figures and both men with vast military experience and in particular, someone who i think the americans were keen to hear their views. the americans were keen to hear theirviews. so the americans were keen to hear their views. so now, the americans were keen to hear theirviews. so now, mr netanyahu will be callin

live now to executive director for unrwa usa, mara kronenfeld, thanks forjoining us.e to us the scene at your colleagues are dealing with at this school. what are they encountering? fin this school. what are they encountering? an absolute disastrous, _ encountering? an absolute disastrous, tragic - encountering? an absolute | disastrous, tragic situation. we know there are 35 or 45 people who were killed and these include women and children and we know that many, many more were injured and the scenes we are seeing from the hospitals are simply harrowing and unfortunately this is not and unfortunately this is not an isolated incident in the sense that 180 unwra buildings, roughly 6000 people are seeking refuge in this unwra school and over hundred and 80 buildings have been struck since november 2023 and more than hundred people have been killed as a result. ,, x' result. sticking in the incident _ result. sticking in the incident at _ result. sticking in the incident at the - result. sticking in the i incident at the shelter, result. sticking in the - incident at the s

but unrwa told the bbc that volatile conditions on the ground have not allowed aid workers to take advantagee brake inviting. earlier i spoke to james elder, unicef spokesman in gaza, and asked if he had seen a pause in fighting yet. no, we haven't seen the change and even if it was to be implemented, it is in a tiny tiny portion. any pause in bombing of children would be incredible, but, firstly, we haven't seen that take root, but secondly it is in a very small access route for aid. we need more aid in but we need to address the problems. more aid in means more access routes, more crossings, more entry points. areas in the north are closed. the pier isn't functioning right now. rafah, the lifeline of humanitarian aid, hasn't worked since may. in may, half as many humanitarian first came in as in april. this is the evidence and the things that need to be addressed for a population that is under attack from the sky, has a lethal, lethal lack of water, so, yes, as i say, they are hanging on. one cousin said to me today "wejust are hanging on. one cousin said to me today "we just need to breat

earlier, i spoke about the dire humanitarian and security situation in gaza with executive director for unrwa kronenfeld. i have do stress what colleagues at unwra have said, there is absolutely no safe place in gaza. we know families that have moved ten times and we know of areas that were declared safe zones where the attack on the tent camp happened recently, these were declared safe zones and clearly they are not safe so and where people move, there are not enough resources such as food and sanitation services to take care of them. families are in mourning in central sudan after at least 150 people were killed in a massacre in a village in gezira state, on wednesday. hundreds of people gathered in wad al—noura village square, where they prepared bodies for a mass burial service. the un children's agency says at least 35 children were among those killed. local pro—democracy activists are blaming on the paramilitary rapid support forces. the rsf has fought sudanese government forces for well over a year, in a war that has killed more than15,000 people and forced about nine million people fr

. >> very unrwa sunak, i think. >> very unrwa sunak, i think. >> right.immigration chat, because i felt that was the point at which he did bristle a little bit. let's have a look at what he said about immigration because you challenged him. he said, well, the tories haven't done enough to bring the numbers down. and this is what he said. >> you haven't cut migration. >> you haven't cut migration. >> well, i've been prime minister for 18 months, chris, and let's have a party. forgive me your party, but i've been prime minister for immigration was too high. i'm not going to pretend otherwise. of course it was too high. i've been very clear about that. i've been your prime minister. everyone's prime minister for 18 months. in that time, we've taken significant action. net migration was down last year, the first full year i was in office. and this year, thanks to the reforms that i've put in place, the number of visas we've issued is down by 30. >> paul isn't the main reason the tories are losing this and losing this so badly is their failure to deal with mig

witnesses say the strike hit part of a college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa, whichpeak to benjamin radd — political scientist at the ucla burkle center for international relations and expert on government and politics in the middle east. thank you forjoining me. what do you make of this line from the prime minister where he says the intense stage of the fighting is coming to an end? tt stage of the fighting is coming to an end? ., ~ , stage of the fighting is coming to an end? w , , , stage of the fighting is coming to an end? ., ~' , , , ., an end? it makes sense, given that the focus of — an end? it makes sense, given that the focus of israel's _ an end? it makes sense, given that the focus of israel's defence - an end? it makes sense, given that the focus of israel's defence and i the focus of israel's defence and offensive capabilities have shifted to the north and we have seen in the last week increasing activity from his brother, rockets fired, cross—border attacks and reprisals by israel and this is something israel cannot maintain defensively so long as it i

humanitarian situation was discussed, with leaders agreeing that the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa lebanese armed group hezbollah and israeli forces. meanwhile ceasefire talks are ongoing as the us makes a push for israel's proposal of a "truce" between israel and hamas. as he arrived to the g7 summit, president biden was asked about the likelihood of an agreement. president biden, did you have a chance to discuss a possible ceasefire?— chance to discuss a possible ceasefire?- are - chance to discuss a possible ceasefire?- are you - ceasefire? yes. are you confident _ ceasefire? yes. are you confident it's _ ceasefire? yes. are you confident it's going - ceasefire? yes. are you confident it's going to i ceasefire? yes. are you | confident it's going to be ceasefire? yes. are you confident it's going to be done soon? ., �* ., ., �* soon? no, i'm not, i haven't lost hone — soon? no, i'm not, i haven't lost hope but _ soon? no, i'm not, i haven't lost hope but it's _ soon? no, i'm not, i haven't lost hope but it's going - soon? no, i'm not, i haven't lost hope but it's going to i soon

witnesses say the strike hit part of a college run by the un palestinian refugee agency unrwa which ispping a wounded palestinian man to a jeep during what it called a "counterterrorism operation" in the city ofjenin in the west bank on saturday. a warning: viewers may find the video we're about to show distressing. the man can be seen lying on the hood of a vehicle as it drives past two ambulances. we've decided to blur the image. his family said he was injured during the raid by israeli soldiers. the idf confirmed the incident, saying it "violated orders", adding that it would be investigated and dealt with accordingly. the video is deeply disturbing. i think anyone who watches it will be disturbed seeing those types of images and the idf have announced they are looking into this and it goes against any procedural protocol that the military has. this is not the way that any military should be operating and i think we have to wait to see what the investigation reveals because the idf will be looking in to see what happened here, and if this was used in the case of a human shield, or s

after the unrwa, press house had -- war, they sent out a message to the journalists saying we have protective. you can come to press house and you can start getting it. they started giving the journalists the protective gear and opened up their offices. they had strong internet. they were connected to solar power. journalists started working from press house the first few days. in the evacuation orders happened in october. some left to the south and some stayed in gaza city. they did not want to close press house and wanted to continue serving the journalists. within two weeks, from november 6-13, three press house staff, journalists, were killed. on november 6, a man was killed in his home with his family. and another was killed in the home of his in-laws when a missile hits the building. his son was injured. he took his son outside, randy taken to the hospital and then hamad himself was killed, supposedly -- november 19, another insisted to stay in gaza city, decided he was going to go south and meet up with this family who had already left gaza city. he took a route that was designated cle

unrwa and no alternative for unrwa.r slowing down. you might have seen that it was estimated at least 6000 people were taking refuge in... i heard at the weekend that friday and saturday were the worst days they have gone through since the war began more than eight months ago. all this has to stop, the military in rafah has to stop, the military in rafah has to stop, the military in rafah has to stop in accordance with the international code ofjustice. and much more aid needs to come in because most days we have had zero aid coming in since the 6th of may. we have spoken many times over the last few months, and onjust last few months, and on just about every single occasion, you have said a similarthing, yet every single occasion, you have said a similar thing, yet the fighting continues. i was wrong to ask you how frustrating that is, but that is obvious. how distressing is it to see again and again attempts to get a ceasefire in place, but nothing come of it? t a ceasefire in place, but nothing come of it?— come of it

earlier i spoke with sam rose, director of planning for unrwa — one of the key un groups working in gazahat it almost becomes a kind of a kind of cliche. but there's very, very heavy fighting ongoing in eastern parts of gaza city. as your correspondent said, these are areas that had previously been been cleared, but heavy fighting has resumed up in the north, people being pushed west. we understand they're being told to head south, but there's no way through that wadi gaza checkpoint. so they're being pushed back west into gaza city. we estimate upwards of 80,000 people affected in in the north. meanwhile, in rafah, israeli tanks, israeli forces have pushed all the way west, now within a kilometre of of the beach. so we've essentially taken that entire area, heavy fighting in that area. there are only tens of thousands of people left in in rafah. but many of them have been displaced yet again. and i'm here in the middle area of gaza. there's constant bombardment, or rather, the constant sound of bombardment from the air, what appears to be heavy shelling, heavy tank fire. so all around t

ronald reagan, unrwa.rtunately, as the world descends into crisis with the powder keg of the middle east erupting, who do we have in post as the leader of the free world, the commander in chief of the biggest military on the planet, confused joe biden, a man so decrepit he made the heroic d—day veterans this week look like sprightly teenagers. yes, it was embarrassing that our own prime minister made such a swift exit from the 80 year anniversary this week, but most americans will be regretting that their president stayed for so long, especially after this embarrassing display. >> distinguished guests, please welcome the honourable lloyd j. >> i love his wife's nervous scratch of the nose. nothing to see here, folks. now, i'm sure he's a nice man, and i wish him well in retirement. this is not ageism. winston churchill was still an intellectual giant at 81. rupert murdoch , my old boss, 81. rupert murdoch, my old boss, still going strong and just remarried at 93. forjoe biden, this is cognitive decline. an

didn't have a lot of credibility to begin with but it's one thing to be seen as an organization but unrwale, just for the folks in gaza, some jordan some lebanon, the office of the united nation high commissioner for refugees has 20000 employees although they handle 30 million refugees around the world, this was a gigantic loaded money machine it was all designed according to the lawsuit to give money to terrorist. stuart: charles payne on it, will see a lot more about this i'm sure throughout the day, thank you very much indeed. israel's defense chief is in washington, d.c. to meet with top white house officials including anthony blinken, kt mcfarland with me is this all about an imminent war between israel and hezbollah and leb lebanon. >> i think what iran is calculating is three things, they've got the money because of high oil prices because biden administration refused to enforce the sanctions so iran is flushed with money and they want to go to work number two the divide between the biden a administration and israel because the biden administration wants to win the two states of mi

actually, i should say in the early hours of this morning thank israeli airstrike hit a un school and unrwa school that was effectively converted into a makeshift shelter for thousands of displaced palestinian and the israeli military says that it was targeting 20 to 30 militants who they say, were onsite sheltering there and planning attacks against israeli troops in an israeli military spokesman, colonel peter learners saying that he was not aware of any civilian casualties. but the reality of images that we've seen of the bodies coming out of that strike and the records from a luxe martyrs hospital in that area indicate that a majority of the 40 people who were killed in this strike were indeed women and children, and nine women and 14 children with the youngest being just for years old. this is obviously not the first time that we have seen the israeli military strikes in this area causing civilian casualties, just a couple of weeks next ago, actually, the israeli military use the same types of munitions that it used in this strike. the gbu-39 small-diameter bomb fragments were found at

criticism they're getting for this strike, coming a week after that other strike in rafah near that unrwa facility that killed dozens of people. the idf is clearly working overtime today to try to explain what they say are the circumstances of this incident. they say they were acted on specific intelligence that showed there were between 20 and 30 hamas operatives at this u.n. school, including some who they say were directly involved in october 7th. and they say they targeted the specific rooms or areas inside that school where they knew hamas operatives were holed up and that they actually had delayed this operation twice because of the risk of civilian casualties during earlier plans for an operation. but it is also very clear that in addition to those hamas operatives there were clearly civilians who were seeking shelter in areas of that u.n. compound as well. while the figures about exactly how many were killed are still not completely clear, authorities are saying a large number of them, possibly as many as half or more, were civi ans. our team on the ground in gaza saw the bloodied

time of course, that a un school or any or un compound in general has been targeted inside of gaza unrwa, which is the main un agency in gaza, says that 180 of its facilities at least have been targeted since the beginning of this war. and the unretrieved philippe lazzarini also saying that targeting those premises or using them for military purposes as israel as accusing hamas of doing is simply unacceptable and cannot become the new norm. but this is also of course, there's a bigger story in central gaza, which is one of an uptick in israeli the attacks, their uptake in israeli airstrikes 168 people according to hospital records, were killed this week alone in central gaza, force jeremy, were also anticipating today a joint statement from the united states and 16 other nations that had citizens taken hostage since by hamas on october 7. >> what more can you tell us yeah, that's right. >> this statement calls expresses strong support for the current ceasefire proposal on the table. it is an israeli proposal and they are urging hamas to take this deal and quote, close this agreement. thi

victor unrwa, sweet moments indeed, le at gke and thank you for that. >> let's go now to cnn's, then we dimon in beirut. ben, tell us more about what you're hearing regarding this rescue operation that happened inside the nuseirat refugee camp keep in mind this is a refugee camp amara, that was full of people because many of them had come from the area of rafah where are the israelis are currently conducting an offensive a town that's basically now a ghost town everybody has left and so many of the people who were killed yesterday in nuseirat were in fact, coming from that area. >> now just received the latest numbers from the gaza ministry of health who say that yesterday's death toll from that israeli operation was 274 with 698 wounded. that brings the death toll since 7 october. in october in gaza, according to the ministry of health, there too 37,084. now, yesterday, this scenes in the hospital, were absolute pandemonium lots of wounded women and children, the morgues were full, they ended up having to put the dead simply on the pavement outside. we did speak to one doctor and on

this, as, for example, unrwa, the un, focusing on palestinians has 50,000 children religion within gaza are suffering from malnutrition meanwhile, at the same time, there are issues with serious issues, i should say, with sanitation, with sewage, with living conditions, with malnutrition across the general population, an ongoing concerns of a famine. but as the idf pointed out, the fighting itself in rafah, where the idf is currently pushing sort of northwest from the gaza border with israel towards the beach is ongoing. now, according to an israeli official, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, was unhappy when he heard the news that there would be a technical policy, then reached out to his military secretary and said this was unacceptable until he was assured that the fighting in rafah would continue that kind of raises the question about war. the order for a tactical pause came from, but at least from what we're hearing right now, and we'll have a better sense of this over the next few days as we get reports from inside gaza that tactical pause will continue and then oren, what do you

we know that when it comes to these unrwa buildings, at least 180 have been targeted since october 7.at a another un linked school has been hit by an israeli air strike. this one further north in al shati camp, three killed their dozens injured according to the idf, they say there was a container that they were taught oh, getting that had hamas militants operating out of it. we are hearing from those on the ground in central gaza that the intensity and the frequency of these israeli strikes makes it feel at this point as though it is the beginning of the war against saying just how intense the attacks have been over the past week, we'll paula hancocks reporting for us for of jerusalem. paula, thank you very much into our viewers. thanks very much for joining me here in the cnn newsroom. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern later today for a special two-hour situation room stay with us inside politics with dana bash starts right after a short break i'm dr. sanjay gupta hosted cnn's chasing life podcast family mealtimes it is sacred time and our home. >> it's a chance to talk and to reconnect

50,000 children require treatment for acute malnutrition according to the un, for palestinian refugees, unrwa eight months of war have decimated the health system, water, sanitation, and food distribution. clean water has become a luxury many struggled to access. >> the idf says there is enough aiding gaza would distribution is the problem get. and as far too little coming in that's why we have an unprecedented nutrition crisis for youngest children in gaza. it's a safe place and enabling way to deliver that age group, say lawlessness on the ground is making their job of delivering aid to those who need it. increasingly dangerous dr. shereef matar says he's seen around 122. and on this one day at the al-aqsa martyrs hospital he estimates up to 20% of them with suffering from malnutrition, diarrhea, inflammation infections are prevalent, he says caused by lack of sanitation or clean water send them at this pose 1.5, he says he weighs less than six kilograms. there's no subcutaneous fat. his body is effectively eating itself the united nations has already warned 1 million palestinians will be a

debates thursday, june 27th, nine live on cnn and streaming on max five counties in southern florida unrwa, state of emergency now is destructive flooding is rolled through a worsening three days of heavy rains and storms. officials say some areas on entire month's worth of rain over two day period, cars were submerged up to their windshields. you can see some of the video oh, there. they were for some drivers have to leave their cars. it was just too dangerous for them to say it and wade through knee deep floodwaters. now, more than 8 million people are under flood watches in the state as a risk of flash flooding worsens through friday because more rain is expected. cnn's carlos suarez is on the ground in fort lauderdale for us. carlos, you're in another spot. it looks like the waters you said had been receiving, but they're still very much there and danger maybe on the way, correct? >> yeah, that's exactly right. so we are in fort lauderdale. that's an broward county where we are expecting more rain to move through this part of south florida throughout the day. now, we're in a neighborho