unwra is not in any _ who was at the shelter? unwra is not in any way _ who was at the shelter?not in any way in _ who was at the shelter? unwra is not in any way in a _ who was at the shelter? unwra is not in any way in a position i is not in any way in a position to confirm any claim about hamas fighters there that returned from the israeli army. we mentioned 6000 internally displaced people were in the shelter when it was struck and we've all seen footage from the hospital where we seem injured women and children and men. does the idf generally know if civilians are sheltering in the property and add your colleagues on the ground communicated that information to israeli officials. absolutely unwra shares the coordinates of its facilities and including the school that was bombed today with the israeli army and all parties in the conflict and in fact the kirk mission or general of unwra urged that the un independent investigative body ascertains the facts and identifies those responsible for this attack as well as the 180 other attacks on unwra buildings in gaza. fist 180 other

unwra says it's investigating what happened itself.erated that there have been nearly 190 unwra buildings that have been hit since israel's war against hamas in gaza began, and that more than 190 members of unrwa's staff have been killed, so as far as unwra is concerned, as far as many palestinians are concerned, this is a pattern. they have said from time to time that they believe unwra is actually being targeted. and there's no doubt that israel, the government, the military doesn't hold unwra in very high regard. israel would deny that it is targeting any humanitarian area and that anything which happens of that nature is because a hamas figure is being targeted and, unfortunately, there is collateral damage of civilians nearby. as i say, we haven't yet heard from the israeli army itself on this particular incident. regarding the incident injenin, what sort of questions are being asked about the culture within the idf? well, i think these are questions that have been coming out during the operation in gaza. we've seen a number of vi

that is the context, with unwra - asking for names. without prior warning that nine individuals were named as hamas is people they had targeted reports of 1a children kill so there will be a lot of focus and it won't go away and this will be seeing a lot of attention in i'd verifying the facts. it attention in i'd verifying the facts. , :, , ~ attention in i'd verifying the facts. y :, :, facts. if they ask for the names they _ facts. if they ask for the names they will - facts. if they ask for the names they will press . facts. if they ask for the l names they will press and facts. if they ask for the - names they will press and ask for them. names they will press and ask forthem. benjamin names they will press and ask for them. benjamin netanyahu said that israel killed 6000 hamas members and they gave a handful of names of them and the pressing on this above would amount further pressure on israel not to attack schools and hospitals without knowing exactly what they are attacking.— exactly what they are attacking. exactly what they

agency for palestinians, unwra. what is it like where you are in rafah right now? >> it's deeply troubling. it's deeply upsetting. personally it leaves me quite sick and quite fearful, the uncertainty of the senseless and the helplessness of all this and really not knowing what -- not just not knowing what may come next but what comes next is by no means going to be the end to any of this. >> translator: and israel's opposition leader has called on the netanyahu government to take the deal, nancy, promising yet again to join his coalition if the far right extremist parties do withdraw their support. >> break through is so elusive. imitiaz tyab, thanks. >>> today a seismic moment in africa's election. the ruling african congress the alc once led by nelson mandela has lost its majority for first time since thea par tide era ended three decades ago. polls show voters are angry over widespread poverty and soaring unemployment. >>> former president donald trump's historic guilty verdict in new york this week is throwing the presidential election into uncharted chairator

that since the beginning of the war, nearly 190 of their buildings have been hit and a total of 193 unwra 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 it will be disturbed seeing those

i have do stress what colleagues at unwra have said, there is absolutely no safe place in gaza.amilies 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 from their homes. i talked about the massacre in wad al—nourah in sudan's gezira state with mary louise eagleton—a deput

. >> now according to the head of unwra for loop, lazzarini, there were around 6,000 people taking shelter in this un run school in the nuseirat camp in central gaza. and according to him, there was no prior warning of this attack. back now the israelis say that this strike was intelligent per say, based on precise intelligence, they said that some hamas members who participated in 7 october attacks were using three of the classrooms. there as basically a base. however, we did hear from the the united nations office for human rights, who said that the strike was a failure by the israeli military to ensure strict compliance with international law. keep in mind, of course, that last week, there was a similar israeli strike on a un school also being used as a shelter, which left at least 45 people dead. and we're hearing just now from gaza's civil defense authorities that there was another strike on a un school that was sheltering displaced people, which according according to them, has left at least six people dead and dozens of people wounded. that's in the shati refugee camp, which is west