killed the wife, son, daughter, and grandson of one of the most prominent journalists in gaza, wael dahdouh, al jazeera arabic's gaza bureau chief who has been described as the voice of gaza. the israeli strike occurred on the nuseirat refugee camp killed at least 25. dahdouh's family had fled to the refugee camp in central gaza after israel ordered residents of northern gaza to vacate their homes. al jazeera condemned the israeli attack, describing it as a "indiscriminate assault." dahdouh learned about his family members live on air. they aired footage of wael heading to the hospital's morgue to see the bodies of his dead wife, son, and daughter. he was still wearing his press flak jacket. moments later, al jazeera's senior political analyst marwan bishara spoke on-air to condemn israel's killing of civilians. >> this is a crime, a deliberate crime. the israelis are targeting civilians. the israeli president said there are no innocents in gaza. here it is, the president of israel, telling me these children are not innocent. when you say there are no innocents in gaza, i want to tell me, y

cried wael dahdouh today, a journalist for the al jazeera television network.hter, and grandson were all killed. a third of the hospitals in the gaza strip have stopped functioning, according to the united nations, either because they're damaged or because of lack of fuel to power their generators. at al nasser hospital in khan yunis, they're still open, still saving lives when they can. many of the injured are very young. "my sister was bleeding," cries this little girl. "my mother was crushed by rocks." >> the whole system are going to collapse soon. >> reporter: cbs news interviewed dr. mohamed kandil, the head of er, who said the doctors have no water to wash their hands, and some patients are dying because of shortages. >> the hospital have nothing to offer to them. so it cannot be described by words. it's a hell. >> reporter: al al-shifa hospital, doctors are also warning of a fuel shortage. with no electricity, they say many of their tiny patients would die. more than 5,000 pregnant women in gaza are expected to give birth in the next month. with hospita

amy: al jazeera's gaza bureau chief wael dahdouh returned to the airwaves on thursday, a day after an israeli air strike killed 12 members of his family. dahdouh resumed broadcasting from a gaza rooftop hours after he led prayers at a funeral for his wife, son, daughter, grandson, and other relatives. >> i saw it as my duty to get back to work as quickly as possible despite everything. as you can see, the bombardment is still ongoing. there are air and artillery showings and things continue to develop. amy: the committee to protect journalists reports at least 27 journalists have been killed since october 7 -- four israelis, one lebanese, and 22 palestinians. european union leaders called thursday for a humanitarian cause in -- pause to israel's bombardment of gaza but stopped short of calling for a ceasefire. european commission president ursula von der leyen reaffirmed eu support for israel, saying it had the right to self-defense in line with international law. she also blamed hamas for provoking the humanitarian crisis in gaza. her remarks came after human rights watch director ti

wael dahdouh was filmed mourning in the hospital mourning over the bodies of his seven year old daughterfootage, he is seen crouching and touching the face of his 15—year—old son. aljazeera said several other members of his family were missing after the house in southern gaza where they were staying was destroyed. it said they'd fled their home in northern gaza following israel's order to evacuate. now, a bit of a change of gearfrom that. let's go back to our panel to bryan and to rebecca. both of you have picked a topic to discuss. let's touch a view, rebecca. what did you want to discuss in time for the panel tonight? this did you want to discuss in time for the paneltonight?_ the paneltonight? this is new research which _ the paneltonight? this is new research which has _ the paneltonight? this is new research which has come i the paneltonight? this is new research which has come out i the paneltonight? this is new. research which has come out on consumer— research which has come out on consumer behaviour since the pandemic, and it suggests we are all becoming _ pandemic, and it sugge

"do they seek revenge by killing our kids," cried wael al-dahdouh today, a journalist for the al jazeeradaughter, and grandson were all killed. a third of the hospitals in the gaza strip have stopped functioning, according to the united nations, either because they are damaged or because of a lack of fuel to power their generators. at al nasser hospital in khan yunis, they are still open. still saving lives when they can. many of the injured are very young. "my sister was bleeding," cries this little girl. "my mother was crushed by rocks." >> the whole system are going to collapse soon. >> reporter: cbs news interviewed dr. muhammed kandeel, the head of e.r., who said the doctors have no water to wash their hands, and some patients are dying because of shortages. >> the hospital have nothing to offer to them, so it cannot be described by words. it's hell. >> reporter: at al-shifa hospital, doctors are also a warning of fuel shortage. with no electricity, they say, many of their tiny patients would die. more than 5,000 pregnant women in gaza are expected to give birh in the next month. wi

al jazeera bureau chief wael al dahdouh here sobbing over the bodies of his wife, daughter and son, allilled in a strike in central gaza where israel has told civilians to flee. today for the fourth day in a row, a convoy of aid making it into gaza. but just eight trucks. before the war, more than 400 trucks arrived daily. is still israel to still prohibiting fuel from coming in. >> hamas has over a million litres of fuel in their stockpiles in gaza. they're actually not far away from rafah, their tanks full fuel, all they need to do is give it to the hospitals. >> reporter: the hamas-run health ministry claiming 1,400 palestinians were killed in the past 48 hours alone. the deadliest days of this war for the palestinians. president biden has repeatedly talked about the civilian toll, but today he questioned the source of hamas' numbers and reiterated america's support of israel. >> israel has the right and i would add responsibility to respond to the slaughter of their people. and we will ensure israel has what it needs to defend itself against these terrorists. that's a guarantee. >>

days after an israeli strike killed the -- 12 family members of al jazeera's gaza bureau chief wael al-dahdouh including his two children and grandson. al jazeera said in a statement, "israel's actions continue with impunity as they attempt to silence the messenger." democracy now! spoke to youmna elsayed last week. >> homes were targeted. hospitals were targeted. these same areas that people were asked to evacuate. hundreds of families who had evacuated from the north and from gaza city were killed in those bombings. when we say there is no safe place in gaza, we are not lying. amy: at least already journalists have been killed one since october 7 across the region. among the casualties is reuters visual journalist issam abdallah, who was killed in southern lebanon on october 13. a preliminary investigation by reporters without borders found abdallah and the group of journalists he was with were targeted by israeli forces. rsf said, "two strikes in the same place in such a short space of time, just over 30 seconds, from the same direction, clearly indicate precise targeting." to see our inter