before the war, some 400 trucks a day went into the enclave according to the world food program. a flow now reduced to a trickle with fewer than 200 getting through rafah since the war began. a crossing that is now as crucial as it is uncertain. >> translator: we will keep going until the end. until they get all their humanitarian needs. god be with them. we are their egyptian brothers. our hands are in their hands. we've been there for 15 days already and we'll stay for as long as it takes. >> reporter: at the near by airport that aid from all over the world arrives before being loaded on to trucks on their way to rafah. the convoys also go through inspection by israeli officials before aid can be delivered to those who so desperately need it. >> translator: since we got here 20 days ago, we only got two coupons worth of aid, each only sufficient for a small child. >> reporter: a stranglehold that aid agencies warn is unlikely to be fixed without a ceasefire. >> definitely dehydration, definitely starvation, definitely going to be a health crisis. malnutrition is going to be an

to share your insights there that is martin frank, the director of the world food program. here in berlin. many thanks for your time. thank. we do have some news coming in. the gaza health ministry says at least 500 people have been killed and is really error striking a hospital in gaza city because they are impossible was said to be filled with wounded answer. those seeking shelter if this is confirmed, it would be the deadliest is riley airstrikes in recent years. and is really military spokesperson has said that there are no details on the blast. and we heard it just earlier, a urgent call from the world food program for humanitarian aid to get into gaza. i spoke earlier to our correspondent rebecca rivers and i asked her if there is any clarity on how and when this might happen. yeah, that's right. glad time is really running out. as we know we've been saying for days, food fuel, water, electricity has been off the days, but food fuel water is also fast running out. we hear that the hospitals are running out of supplies and the people are going to start running out of d

what is the world food program? what are you doing, what kind of conversations are you having to open the corridor? >> i have talked to everybody involved that i can find, and that includes the success tear general as well as our other folks from our various partner agencies this is something that has got to be sustained and safe. and has to be much more of it. this cannot be the only or the last convoy, it simply can't be. various countries that surround this can help us and remind the world we need to help those who cannot had help thelss and are about to start. >> what are you hearing from your partners in gaza? i understand there were dozens of bakeries that the world food program partnered with and now there are just a cup thal are operational. give us some context on the capabilities once supplies reach people there, what they can do with them. >> right first of all, it was already in palestine. so we have the capability to bring in large quantities of food, et cetera. but right now what's left on the ground,

n. world food program, loans that facing hunger and disease. it says 9300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months, many a victims of violence. we escaped with only the clothes they were wearing and food is in short supply. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children a mile nourished, 90 percent of families go days without eating more than $1000.00. 200 children have died in refugee camp since may due to the spread of diseases like measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions much worse. shown hughes is with the world food program in south. so then he says, the situation that is dia, a very serious to monetary situation here and such as, uh, where maybe 300000 people house across the border from see thousands beyond the sets of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know to our assessments are showing that these people are not meeting today's quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the border of many of the children that we seeing a very severely above

it is a beer, a take the with the world food program in cairo. many 6. thank you. as prime minister netanyahu is facing rising pressure at home to safely bring back the more than $200.00 hostages. that israel says and most is holding many people feel the is really air structure, also endangering the captains on saturday night and yahoo met with hostages. family members, some of whom publicly support swapping the hostages for palestinian prisoners held in israel. candles formed the number 1400, a grand tale. it's a number of victims killed in this month. how much terror attack on southern israel? how much also sees more than $220.00 hostages? according to israel, their families are demanding answers. holding pictures of victims and hostages, protesters took to the streets, chanting slogans against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. how long will we continue with this black church until when? what else tomorrow your children, their grandchildren, if nothing yahoo met relatives to reassure them. the thing is ready for us is we'll do everything they could to bring the

earlier i spoke to martin frank, the director of the world food program here in berlin. and i asked him how many food supplies are left in gaza? where we estimate that the food is stuck in the gaza strip. um the remain sufficient for a maximum of 2 weeks. so we already saw to to distribute the bread in the show cuz the number of people in about 90 shows is have tripled. and so far we have reached one to 1000 people with bread. so there is huge demand, i'm curious, which parts of cause of your organization is able to access and which has been often that's or what we have been operating inside concepts for years. remember that even before the war song to one 3rd of the population was already food and secure. so we do have people on the ground and at the same time via stop piling and in egypt near the border food because we expect refugees to come in. and as we speak, we have about 310 metric tons. free pad that's about enough food for a order for 1000000 people for one week. so that is food for people who when that border crossing, if that border crossing is open, when the

n. world food program, ones that they're facing, hunger and disease. it says nearly 300000 people have arrived in south sedan in the last 5 months. many were victims of violence which gave to the only the clothes on their backs. and food is in short supply their to the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children is malnourished and 90 percent of families go for days without eating more than $1200.00 children have died in refugee camp since may due to the spread of diseases like measles. the rainy season is expected to make those conditions much worse. sean, who is, is a deputy country director for the world food program in cuba, south sedan, and he explains how bad the situation has become. a very serious humanitarian situation here in, in stocks is uh, where maybe 300000 people in the house across the border from sea, thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that these people are not meeting today's quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk o

when we go to cindy mccain, the director of the world food program, she comes to a slide from cairo. we have a conference that we've just been speaking about of global leaders is taking place . thank you very much for your time here on al jazeera, 1st of all, how much work has gone into just getting these 20 trucks only 20 trucks in the gaza? me? well, it's been a lot of work and we're grateful for the 20 trucks. but this is, you're not, we need to make sure that we have sustain shades to access through that, through the borders, to be able to feed the people that we need to feed. people are starving to death right now. cindy, can you just explain your role in getting this ident and, and how you were trying to push for more to get into cancer, to be by me, executive director of the world food program. and we, we, i, this is what we do. we feed the world and prices situations and in other situations as well. we already have a team on the ground and, and what we do is make sure that we can get no emergency rations in but more rashes that are also sustained and also be able to give mone

n. world food program, ones that they're facing, hunger and disease. it says nearly 300000 people who arrived in south sedan in the last 5 months. many were victims of violence. we escaped with only the clothes on their backs, and food is in short supply there as well. the report says $1.00 and $5.00 children, or malnourished and 90 percent of families go for days without eating more than a $1200.00 children have died in refugee camp since may due to the spread of diseases like measles. of the rainy season is expected to make conditions, much worse. all right, let's go to our guest now, shawn hughes, deputy country director for the world food program. you're joining us from jew button, south sedan you're handling, you know, what's happening and so sit in is the situation where you are comfortable to what we just heard from med. what's the situation itself to do? well i think it's always difficult to, to compared to monitoring products these folks. uh, as far as wanting to know to a very serious humanitarian situation here and started. uh, well, maybe 3

cindy mccain is the director of the world food program. she's in colorado, with the conference of globally, this is taking place when the executive director of the world food program and we, we, i, this is what we do receive the world and prices situations and in other situations as well. we already have a team on the ground and, and what we do is make sure that we can get no emergency rations in but more rations that are also sustained and also be able to give money to those who can then buy food on the market. none of this is accessible right now, and we're running low on stores both, both in our warehouse and for us and this, and the actual stores for people to go buy stuff. so, so this is a critical mass right now we've got to get our get more trucks and he's 20 our grades. and i've been assured that we're going to be able to starting monday to get more trucks in graduate. but we'd like to see it a little quicker and certainly in a more sustained and safe manner. we again, my, my whole purpose of being here is to make sure we can get th

and the world food program is wanting, the situations know better and south sedan. hundreds of thousands are in dire need . i'm going to address has this report from other right on the chad sedan border. unable to breast feed, caustic child, jimmy, her mother comes to these field hospital operated by doctors without borders. our baby is diagnosed as cute, lima noticed you and it started with fever and diarrhea. now we live side for admission. this is why she and her baby was spend several weeks recovering health facilities in and around that rate of a spreadsheet. a poorly equipped to deal with such an emergency cases the border town host more than 400000 people, forced from their homes by fighting across the border into di dr. say print to percent of children and these cams are severely malnourished. another 20 percent is mostly affected. they say both the mothers and their babies suffer from poor nutrition. when this facility in the middle of it can't open 2 months ago, 400 acute model notice children who are registered within a week. there are several like it needs to chide. and so no

there that is martin frank, director of the world food program here in berlin. many, thanks for your time. bring us president joe biden is preparing to head to israel on wednesday in meetings with the government. he is expected to reaffirm america's commitment to israel. security will also discuss israel's war aims and strategy, as well as the need to protect the lives of civilians and enable a to reach casa. and this comes, israel presses on with the air strikes and prepares for a ground invasion into the territory. its 1st light and the extent of israel's military build up on its full do with guns becomes clearer troops back to reggie as they prepare for a ground defensive. the codes begin at any moment. over nights he is ready, defense forces continued the as strikes on the guns, a strip that targeting the militant islam is group. hum us in retaliation for its deadly tara attacks on israel. this is, randy will ships have also been firing me? sounds at garza from the sea, but the conflict is in danger of escalating farther. in the notes of his round troops, th

n. world food program, ones that facing hunger and disease. it says nearly 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months, many of victims of violence who escaped with them either close the wiring. food is in short supply. the report says one has 5 children, no malnourished, 90 percent of families go for days without eating more than $1000.00. 200 children have died in refugee camps since may due to the spread of disease like measles. the rainy season is unexpected. to make conditions was shown. hughes is with the world food program itself, so that she says the situation there is dia, a very serious to monetary situation here and such as, uh, where maybe 300000 people house across the border from see thousands beyond the sets of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago, and as you know, to our assessments are showing that, you know, even today's, quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the border. many of the children that we seeing very severely malnourished america arriving

as we continue to take a look at what's going on at the you when the world food program says that 9 of its trucks have entered garza since the rough crossing was opened on saturday. but it was that to reach the 1000000 palestinians a need for the trucks to day need to be entering gaza. the wi fi says it has provided emergency supplies of canned tuna and bred to 475000 displaced palestinians in un shelters. previously 23 bakeries contracting the 2, the wsp were feeding almost a quarter of a 1000000 people to day, but now just 2 or operating that is due to a lack of fuel. the wi fi also says that for every person who receives assistance at least 6 more or need and don't get it, a beer is the senior middle east books person for the world food program. i spoke to her a short while ago and she described some of the challenges for the teams on the ground in gaza. that's when she got the dropping in with the like a big 6 supplies and see the fuel shortages that's really going to threaten bringing or humanity getting operations into a whole food than water. all running out and people are facin

n. world food program, loans, facing hunger and disease, says maybe 300000 people have arrived in the last 5 months. many a victims of violence will escape to them either close, they were wearing food is in short, supply or full size one in 5 children, a mile nourished, 90 percent of families go for days without eating well, the $1200.00 children have died in refugee come since may due to the spread of diseases like measles. the rainy season is expected to make conditions much worse. shown hughes is with the world food program and south to them. he says, the situation that is dia, a very serious humanitarian situation here and started. uh, well, maybe 300000 people in the house, across the border from sea, thousands beyond the set of the conflict approximately approximately 5 months ago. and as you know, to our assessments are showing that these people are not eating today's, quite often they've been exposed to robbery and other protection risk on their way to crossing the border of many of the children that we're seeing. a very severely malnourished america arriving to a context whic

the world food program says the shortage of supplies is pushing gaza to edge of catastrophe.df says it killed dozens of shifts overnight. but vows that they will increase over a suspected ground operation. conditions for the people of gaza worsen by the hour. >>> we want to talk more about this. joining me from cairo, egypt, is senior spokesperson for the middle east, north africa, and eastern europe, for the world food program. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> israeli air strikes are ramping up, apparently for the next stage of its military operation in gaza. this after trucks moved through on sunday. what is the current situation on the ground in the territory, given the aid is just a fraction of what is needed? >> conditions in gaza are desperate. food and water supplies are running close. shelters are overcrowded. there's a shortage of fuel, that's crippling gaza strip. health services are collapsing. and convoys are rolling into gaza. that's a glimpse of hope. we welcome the opening of rafah border crossing points for the humanitarian convoys. that's a

got a style and have worse than 10 or the dias humanitarian situation that's according to the world food program. it's called the quakes, a disaster on top of a disaster and has appealed for international support. thousands were killed and injured earlier this week, and some of the strongest trim is in years. the ex for me, the one boss, bernie egleston has been sped and immediate present sentence after pleading guilty to the tax fraud in their london court. b 92 year old appeared at some of the crown court area and admitted one count of sold by false representations. he agreed to pay more than 652000000 pounds. as part of a civil settlement with the u. s. u. k. tech support. watching dw news is a quick reminder. our top story is with us secretary of state entity blinking us, told israel's province so that the united states stands with israel as it reels from home, off the internet with families of victims and committed small military and financial systems. that's it from me and the news team for now, i'll have an update for you. of course, at the top of the fence, the, the, the israel, most of

and then when he had the way the world food program said it had organized over 300 tons of food. enough to feed a quarter of a 1000000 people for a week to be sent to egypt and is simply waiting for the green light to deliver it . to gaza, where it says the situation is deteriorating fast. the shops are going to run out of basic fluid items within these any existing stuck can't reach the shops or the people because of damaged infrastructure and lack of fuel. the number of big cities we work with is decreasing by the day. they also don't have enough for that or for us to to produce bread. the double us pieces, it has provided food and financial assistance to over half a 1000000 people in the gaza strip on the west bank since the start of this latest conflict. but despite its efforts, many of doing desperate israel's blockade bites, all of that stuff, coordinate shipments, such as the just we need to everything. safety piece on my all the essential i can, electricity of the smart you're the small you. there is no bought a renewal on medicine for children. shut off for sure. there is nothi

and didn't already have wasn't already di, humanitarian situation, that's according to the world food program. it called the deadly quite a disaster on top of a disaster. and his appeal for international support. thousands were killed and injured early this week. and some of the strongest trim is in he is, or at least one person has been killed off the hurricane video slammed into mexico is waste colors, the powerful hurricane that generated winds of up to 220 kilometers per hour. this, since we can just, it moves inland as well as you might remember how during the pandemic, some people gathered on the balconies to sing with a knife is in times of social distancing. and israel, how long have come together in a similar way, thinking the countries national anthem in the wake of last weekend's terror attacks the you're watching dw used as more coverage, all of these routes war with how most of the w dot com and on social media to the news or re seen up as your business uptake. next, thanks for the we say they're about never giving up every weekend on the w. thank you.

the world food program says palestinians, a starving to death. strict security checks the roof across the border with egypt to slowing down the flow of ice. the executive director describes the checks there as inside the situation on the ground is catastrophic and gaza. and it's catastrophic because there is no food. there is no water, there is no fuel, you've, everyone's heard what's going on in that respect that, that in the case of food, we haven't been able to get our trucks and we've gotten a few dribble, just a dribble of trucks and we need to get a large amount and we need safe unfettered access into gaza so that we can feed and make sure that people don't starve to death because that's what's happening. a spring in abdul hour in an associate professor of middle east history at georgetown university here. and kind of thanks again for joining us in the studio we had from the food program there. and so an hour or so ago we also heard from the you in relief and works agency describing just how awful an untenable the situation is that dealing with inside counselor as well. i mean,

that's according to the world food program. it called the deadly quakes. a disaster on top of it as often as appeals to international support . thousands were killed and injured earlier this week, and some of the strongest trim is in he is that leaf one person has been killed off the higher can. lydia slammed into mexico's west, caused the powerful hurricane generate generated winds up to 220 kilometers per hour. it is since weekend, as it moves in land, a little finely. now, you may remember how during the pen to make some people gathered on the balconies to sing with neighbors in times of social distance thing. welcome this route, residence of the city of hold on to come together in a similar way, seeking the country's national anthem. following last weekend's territory, the, your, what you can do to be in use is more coverage on developing dot com and on social media to think of jared, great in both and thank you for watching. have a great the purchases, i stereotype to shape the west. the use of african adults to make a nice, we've come to these, creat

the world food program reports that food, water and basic commodities are running low in gaza. i had worked hard to build this house for 40 years, but it was destroyed. sacrifice of palestine. we are all sacrifices for palestine. we continue standing. people fled their homes for fear of airstrikes. they go to those schools or their relatives take shelter in areas that they think is umar. but the number of martyrs is so much that the morgues no longer have the capacity to store them. the officials of nasser hospital in khan yunus are worried that they will have to dig mass graves. death and destruction is finally everything in the gaza strip, and no one is a zionist there, and israeli fighters are bombing every part of gaza. 2,800 residential units in the gaza strip have been razed to the ground. dozens of government headquarters and public buildings and facilities have been destroyed. human rights laws even for emergency personnel medicine is also useless and they are also a target for israeli fighters. the norwegian refugee council called on the united states, the european uni

you mentioned that 9 world food program, program trucks crossed in the last few days. do you still have any of that food left or has it all been distributed by now? i think most of it has been distributed, but we've been have some of the food supplies in our warehouse and these are the probably the, the, the, you know, the weak flow is that we are supplying the big cause with some of the food options that you cooking facilities, but most of that i get you to eat brushes, they don't say i love them and you know, for longer our warehouse is, is just a matter of organizing where they are going and their own award for distribution. so 9 trucks, how many people does that feed? 140 pounds does not feed much. so we all in or we have a system since the beginning of the conference. i'm feeling now. i don't 613000 people, but that includes, you know, fresh broadway. i say that again include, excuse me, say that again. there are 2300000 palestinians and how many, yeah. does that amount of food that you were able to bring in feed, as long as we are able to back to that suite sense

>> so far, the world food program has reached 520,000 people in gaza. are providing canned food and bread, and we also provide cash for people to redeem in the shops. we still are distributing, december spite the absolute chaos and our staff being themselves in shelters with no food, no mattresses, no water, no bathrooms, no electricity. but they are there distributing. yesterday we distributed more than 36,000 people. today we're distributing to 224,000 people, food and what they need. but we are running out of stocks. and we need to replenish. >> and kareen, given you've got a team on the ground in gaza, you have been able to distribute what food is left. have they told you what is the shelter situation for those that have fled from north gaza to the south? >> well, they're all together in these shelters and all are facing the same catastrophic situation. and for us, some also stayed home. it's not that everybody's in the shelter. so it's very difficult for us to reach everybody right now. and we do need unimpeded, safe humanitarian access to reach al

world. food program has called for the creation of humanitarian corps doors to bring food into gaza. germany's foreign ministry says it believes german citizens are among those kidnapped by homeless militants. the ministry says they are all do is really german citizens and polish president. andre do does says his air force is sending to hercules transport things to evacuate around. 200 poles from israel. more planes will be sent if needed. and here's some more stories making headlines around the world. more than 2000 people had been killed in a series of earthquakes in north western ass canister. they are the dudley's tremors to hit the country in the years. the tell them on say at least 9000 more people have been injured. several villages have been completely destroyed. in 3 long ago, 5 people were killed. one a massive tree fell in a bus. heading from to the capital, colombo officials say the vehicle had stopped the need, the tree to allow passengers to board more than a dozen people were injured. in the incident, the motors have del cancelled. it will not show its coalition government, a sh

we've just been speaking to the world food program they say even before this war began 80% of gazans were dependent on some kind of food aid and at the time there could be up to 400 trucks a day that went in. so it gives you an idea of how little there is now for people to survive on and i think what you mentioned a moment ago those images we've seen over the course of the last few days of u.n. warehouses being swarmed by desperate civilians in search of those most basic supplies, speaks to that. the world food program says their very own staff are sheltering in parts of southern and central gaza. people unable to get water, unable to get food, unable to get to toilets, the hygiene situation extremely concerning and it is really only a ceasefire that would allow the kind of change in the amount of trucks going through that would allow that to change. the bottleneck at the rafah crossing is unlikely to get any better as long as the fighting continues. >> melissa bell in cairo for us, thank you very much. we will get back to you. i want to right now get back to the major breaking news,

at the same time as the zionist regime's attacks continue , the world food program affiliated with the united nations has warned about the worsening of the situation in the gaza strip, referring to the lack of fuel in the gaza strip. amnesty international also demanded from the zionist regime immediately stop your attacks on noor gaza. the human rights watchdog of the crimes organization of the zionist regime, the spokesman of the zionist regime army, said that the attack on noor gaza was from the air and the ground and was widespread. daniel hagari said: in the last hour, with the escalation of the air force's attacks , it carried out extensive bombings on gaza's infrastructure. al-alam network announced that the zionist regime has acknowledged its failure in its new attempt to infiltrate the gaza strip and the killing of most of its 13th battalion soldiers. in addition to the resistance of the resistance forces in the field war, the resistance missile unit also targeted more than 10 areas in the occupied territories launched missile attacks. in the new round of attacks, tel aviv, esq

according to. the world food program, a considerable portion of the population is food insecure.ainst the jews, not by the palestinians. unfortunately, the jews took advantage of this, the nazis and the europeans wanted to get rid of the jews, so they expelled them from europe and brought them to palestine. we are the occupied country, we are the ones whose land has been occupied. israel was established in the palestinian land. they are living in our land. which has been used up by force, we are not aggressors, we are not foreigners in this land, we did not come to this land from abroad, we have been in this land for 6,000 years. gaza also suffers from an energy crisis. due to the israeli ban on the entry of fuel into gaza in 2023, gaza has had only 13 hours of electricity a day. the constant blackouts have prevented water treatment plants from functioning properly. on the day when operation alexa flood was carried out, the cuts are voted in some of the israeli prisons, but the palestinians were in prison and deprived them of even drinking. morover, we are facing the siege of gaz

the united nations world food program has warned that water and food supplies are running dangerously low in gaza following israel's total blockade of the palestinian territory. it's a dire situation in in the gaza strip that we're we're seeing evolve with with food and and water being in in limited supply and and quickly running out. wfp's on the ground and is responding and we're providing food to thousands of people that have sought shelter in in schools and and elsewhere across the the territory uh but it's we're going to run out very soon. we don't have access to the... has a strip that's uh been been closed down, it's going to make the situation lander urged egypt and israel to create secure corridors into gaza in order to provide this trip with supplies. he also said many humanitarian sites such as clinics and schools have been hit by israeli strikes. earlier the international committee of the red cross seid hospitals in gaza are turning into graveyards after equipment stopped working due to power cuts. is israel has leveled over 1,00 buildings and imposed total siege on the te

according to the world food program, a considerable portion of the population is food insecure.and has been occupied. israel was established in the palestinian land. they are living in our land which has been used at by force. we are not aggressors, we are not foreigners in this land. we did not come to this land from abroad. we have been in this land for 6,00 years. gaza also suffers from an energy crisis, due to the israeli ban on the entry of fuel into gaza in 2020. gaza has had only 13 hours of electricity a day. the constant blackouts have prevented water treatment plants from functioning properly. on the day when operation alexa flood was carried out, they cut a voter in some of the israeli prisons, but the palestinians were imprison and deprived them of even drinking voter. moreover, we are facing the siege of gaza, which has been going on for 17 years. they left. goods come inside this streep in small volumes, they allow us to just remain alive, but they do allow us to progress, they have beseeg gaza for 17 years and committed a crime against humanity, by operation alaxa

no water, the worst thing is, there is no drinking water, the executive director of the un world food programituation with humanitarian aid in gaza catastrophic. we managed to deliver 20 aid trucks, but this is not enough, it is a drop in the ocean. we need secure sustainable access to the region. how many cars are left on the other side of the border can be clearly seen from satellites. the key rafah checkpoint, through which humanitarian convoys must pass , is not formally closed, but work is hampered by constant bombing from the israeli side, the egyptian president said. and the day before , one of the tanks fired at the egyptian border post near kirm shallom. the idf said it would have been an accident and expressed regret. at the beginning of the escalation of the palestinian-israeli conflict , 20 russians have already died, this is data from our embassy, ​​more at least two are being held hostage by hamas militants. the british tv channel skynews today published an interview with the president of israel, who refused to even discuss the possibility of peace. reality is split, people are

the world food program announces that stockpiles of food, water and basic goods in gaza are running out. i had worked hard to build this house for 40 years, but it was destroyed. sacrifice of palestine , we all continue to sacrifice palestine by standing. about 45,000 people fled their homes for fear of airstrikes. they seek refuge in the madrasahs of those who live near them or their relatives in areas that they think are safe. but the number of martyrs is so much that morgues have no more capacity maintenance. they don't have it. the officials of nasser hospital in khan yunus are worried that they will have to dig mass graves. death and destruction are finally everything in the gaza strip, and no one is safe there, and israeli fighters are bombing every part of the gaza strip. 280 residential units in the gaza strip have been razed to the ground. dozens of government headquarters and public buildings and facilities have been destroyed. human rights laws are beneficial even for emergency medical personnel. and they are also a target for israeli fighters. norwegian refugee council from

"the united nations world food program has also raised the alarm about the humanitarian situation inrunning out. wfp's on the ground and is responding and we're providing food to to thousands of people that have sought shelter in in schools and and elsewhere across the the territory uh, but it's we're going to run out very soon, we don't have access to the ghaza strip that's uh been been closed down, lander out of that, humanitarian sites, clinics and schools have been hit by israel strikes on gaza, he said israel and egypt to create secure corridors for the wfp to be able to bring supplies into the territory and make sure un staff could work safely there. divisions are deepening amongst israeli officials in the wake of the multi-front operation launched by the ghaza strip based palestinian resistance groups. now israel's opposition leader has come down hard on prime minister benjamin netanyahu for failing to prevent the operation. yari lapid accused netanyahu's cabinet. of what he called unpardonable failure. lapart added that he will not join the premier's emergency cabinet which i

the united nations world food program has warned that gaza is on the verge of running out of water, electricity, fuel and vital resources. in such a situation, the organization's security council after five days of silence, the united nations held its second meeting to examine the situation in palestine and the occupied territories here and behind closed doors. the meeting, which was expected to resolve the concerns of the people of gaza about the dire situation, was expected to find a solution, but it was still unsuccessful. a very important issue that the security council, with its silence , has left the hands of the zionist regime completely open to it. the plan of this regime with the support of america is to forcefully expel half of the population of gaza. where can they go? there is no place to go, there is no infrastructure to move them. the safest place for the people of gaza to live the schools under the management of the united nations are all full. this is a very dangerous situation for people. these conditions have been seriously protested by un secretary general antonio guterres an

the executive director world food program has won that overly strinding checks on trucks at the rafa crossing from egypt slow the flow of humanitarian aid to a drill. sidy mccain said safe and unfetted access into gaza is needed to feed these people and make sure they don't starf to death. she added that a wfp needs to raise 100 million us dollars to feed over million people in gaza to the end of this year. the un humanitarian chief also warned that aid is barely trickling into gaza. martin griffits said the world is failing to meet the bare entitlements of a part of human. the european union's leaders have also called for humanitarian corridors and pausas in israel's war to get aid into gaza. the palestinian ambassador, the un has deplored the crimes of israel during a speech delivered a special session of the united nations general assembly on the bombardment of gaza. nothing can justify the killing of. a single palestinian child, nothing, nothing at all. why not feel a sense of urgency to end our killing. nothing can, as i said, justify war crimes. you are sitting us back 80 years

the united nations world food program has also raised the alarm about the humanitarian situation in gaza. it's a dire situation in in the... has a strip that we're we're seeing evolve with with food and and water being in in limited supply and and quickly running out. wfp is on the ground and is responding and we're providing food to thousands of people that have sought shelter in in schools and and elsewhere across the the territory uh, but it's we're going to run out very soon. we don't have access to the gaza strip that's uh been been closed down. lander added that humanitarian sites, clinics and schools have been hit by israeli strikes on gaza. he urged israel and egypt to create secure corridors for the wfp to be able to bring supplies into their territory and make sure un staff could work safely there. investigative journalist assa when stanley from london comments on how the... the media distort truth about the crimes of israel against the palestinians. well, the context i'm working in is the west. the western media we're seeing at the moment is particularly untrustworthy on the i

malnourished with children under five accounting for 3.2 million of this total as reported by the world food programfor that is her family's economic problems that prevent her mother from feeding herself as well as her daughter properly. that has resulted in salma's current condition. if salma's family could meet her needs, she would get better soon. professor hasan ze says almost 90% of malerished patients are grappling with poverty. he believes that's a direct fallout of the past wars, the... conflicts imposed on the country decimated the country's economy, unleashing wave of poverty across the nation, and now malnutrition is one of the devastating repercussions of prolonged foreign occupation, war is the most important factor to bring mal nourishment to children, war destroys families economy, which leads to children and adults, malnutrition and food insecurity, thus children are the first group on which what? takes its toll. i've seen here that almost 90% of our patients struggle with poverty, which i believe is an effect of past conflicts in the country. the surge and malnutrition cases became

according to the world food program, a considerable portion of the population is food insecure.ted by the europeans against the jews, not by the palestinians. unfortunately, the jews took advantage of this. then 80s and the europeans wanted to get rid of the jews, so they expelled them from europe and brought them to palestine. we are the occupied country. we are the ones whose land has been occupied. israel was established in the palestinian land. they are living in our land which has been used at by force. we are not aggressors, we are not foreigners in this land. we did not come to this land from abroad. we have been in this land for 60 years. yes, gaza also suffers from an energy crisis, due to the israeli ban on the entry of fuel into gaza in 2023, gaza has had only 13 hours of electricity a day. the constant blackouts have prevented water treatment plants from functioning properly. on the day when operation alexa flood was carried out, they cut a ver in some of the israeli prisons, but the palestinians were imprisoned and deprived. them of even drinking water. moreover, we

the world food program executive director cindy mccain said people are starving to death while the bureaucracy holds up the desperately needed aid in egypt. just 12 trucks made it in yesterday. the u.n. says its operations are being paralyzed by the lack of fuel. the remaining reserves are being used, but hospitals there warn they could soon start running out and shutting down. >> thank you. >>> minnesota congressman dean phillips says that he's challenging president biden for the democratic presidential nomination. he spoke exclusively with robert costa in an interview for "cbs mornings." >>> are you running for president? >> i am. i have to. i think president biden has done a spectacular job for our country, but it's not about the past. this is an election about the i will not sit still, i will not be quiet in the face of numbers that are so clearly saying that we're going to be facing an emergency next november. >> phillips will launch his campaign today in new hampshire, and you can see more of that interview later on today, as well on, "cbs mornings." >>> the new speaker of the house, lou

the executive director of the world food program has warned stringen checks on trucks at the rough crossing from egypt and to gaza are slowing the flow of humanitarian aid to a dribble. cindy mccain says safe and unfittered access into gaza is needed to feed its people and make sure they do not start to death. she added the wfp needs to rate $100 million us dollars to feed over million people in gaza to end to the end of this year. un humanitarian chief also warned aid is barely trickling into gaza. martin griffin said the world is failing to meet their entitlements of a part of humanity. european union's also called for humanitarian corridors and pausas and israel's war to get aid into gaza. beaucoup discuter. talked lot about absolute necessity of acting a humanitarian level, we can see the serious deterioration of the humanitarian situation and the importance of developing measures to guarantee access to equipment and humanitarian aid, food, water, electricity, medicines, we need to be very active, including with humanitarian corridors, humanitarian houses to allow the humanitarian aid t

the population is unemployed. the food supply is also limited by the sie. according to the world food program media blackout. the holocaust was committed by the europeans against the jews, not by the palestinians. unfortunately the jews took advantage of this. the nazies and the europeans wanted to get rid of the jews, so they expelled them from europe and brought them to palestine. we are the occupied country. we are the ones whose land has been occupied. israel was established in the palestinian land. they are living in our land which has been used that by force. we are not aggressive. we are not foreigners in this land. we did not come to this land from abroad. we have been in this land for 6000 years. gaza also suffers from an energy crisis. due to the israeli ban on the entry of fuel into gaza in 2023, gaza has had only 13 hours of electricity a day. the constant. blackouts have prevented water treatment plants from functioning properly. on the day when operation alexafload was carried out, they cut a ver in some of the israeli prisons, but the palestinians were imprisoned and deprived t