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that insight on margaret harris's spokes person for the world health organization. she has more about the situation in gaza after the w. i to, i reported that half of the hospitals, the not functioning so well indeed it's more than hoss now that they're not functioning as the, the numbers i have uh, now 58 percent adult functioning. it's probably was by now we have been able to get some more information about a shameful uh, from the contacts in the health ministry. and we understand there is still $600.00 to $650.00 inpatient. so that was she saw and between 20500 health workers. and there's a 45 patients who really need kidney dialysis but they can't get it because the, the power is run out, the dialysis machine is not working. and as we all know there a 37 permit you babies. well, 2 of them died yesterday and one today is the information i had and then we moved to the operating p. is it because i can keep them warm as a but that's not nearly enough. they need a great deal more. and i'm interested in hearing that the health workers don't feel they can leave, that t

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admiral bernard has written passionately and powerfully about the barriers between the worlds of health and the worlds of security. we've seen even this morning in the remarks is this a security mission? is this public health, global health and right behind you, the bringing together of health and security in the new bureau at the state department. can you speak to the cultures in the world of health and security and where they can really reinforce and strengthen each other and where they have been challenged over the last couple of decades? as the ambassador said, when health is affected everything is affected, our financial health, our mental health, security risk, economic risk. so, how do we bring these worlds of health and security together in a truly meaningful way where we're looking, of course, with health, but all of those sectors that are so involved in a security way? >> yeah, well, you know, from my standpoint the reason why i support john so much, the bureau of global health, security, is i remember the years ago before when i was involved in the white house putting the pep

he is the regional director for the world health organization. thank you so much for speaking to us again. what are your colleagues in gaza telling you about the situation at all? she for hospital today. thank you very much. you're good for giving me the opportunity. we are getting reports from our office there in hudson that they have not really minded, you know, to get any communication for the last for depaula's was that teams, they had an issue policy thing. but according to the report, you know, they are stating the tax offset adults, but they've been doing this at all. and it goes to be done. which left, for example, the tac last night and relating to the casualties. and just some of those people who should car them, something that was to be done as well as making the ice. you were the one that bishop died or was under ventilator. and the service is really good options there because of the lack of the viewing as well as because of the direct attacks, you know, of some of the buildings there. there is no clean water door on the services as w

the world health organization expressed concern about the condition of hospitals in gaza . the spokesperson of the world health organization called the situation of the patients in shafa hospital miserable and said that in the last 48 hours, 20 patients died due to the lack of medicine and treatment facilities , while the death toll is much higher. margaret harris said: most of the attacks on hospitals and medical centers, especially the health care sector, have been reported and should be stopped. the spokesperson of the world health organization said that the conditions in gaza's hospitals are very bad in the current situation to save the lives of the sick civilians and bury the bodies , there is no other way than a ceasefire. margaret harris also criticized the neglect of many countries in providing the basic needs of the people of gaza and said: despite many problems, the people of gaza are suffering from the lack of food and clean water. the president of brazil said that the zionist regime is massacring innocent people in the gaza strip. lola desilva added that what is

i haven't opened diary is the regional director for the world health organization in cairo. here's what he told me about the situation at all. she for hospital promoting directly though. thank you very much for giving me the opportunity. in fact, you know, i, she felt hospitalized, considered as one of the big possibly drugs. and because it has, it's around 650 bets, you know, capacity, but they increase the lot all 900 and it did the capacity in fact and increased to advertise it to accommodate the number of casualties sick patients. adults. because the hosting and tens of thousands of the and if you use, you know, shut down and give them something that's supposed to be done. out of the 56 post becomes, and my husband, in fact, 18 looked functioning either because of the direct attack. or because of the lack of fuel costs, because there are sort of in hundreds of thousands of patients. and as i said, you know, for dating refugees, hundreds of thousands of refugees actually telling them subsidies increases. but unfortunately, they are not on that $155.00, a tax around the in

as always, that's dr. austin at all, and ari from the world health organization. many thanks. we appreciate your time for ladies. as riley media are reporting progress and negotiations to free hostages held by homeless and gaza prime minister benjamin netanyahu would not comment saying, quote, silence would be best until something concrete is known. israel believes around 240 people are being held in gaza. it has now been 5 weeks since they're abduction and little as known about their fates. the want action across it's right poses that protect us to put the street from top to the warranty government to secure the quick feelings of hostages, abducted by a mazda on october 7th. don't think any other country in the world would have got women and children, babies, civilians, innocence, who have been kept as hostages in gaza right now. and for $35.00 days. not one person from the red cross has been allowed to visit with them. and let us know that they are okay and give us the sign of life from any of them. i cannot do much smaller demonstration, a group of his try and activists. bo

security infrastructure for the long haul by helping modernize existing institutions like the world healthrganization. we're working alongside other who members to amend the regulations, to negotiate a pandemic accord, and to take other steps to ensure that we can address future health threats with speed, coordination, transparency, and equity. and there's more that we are doing. creating regular opportunities for foreign ministers to meet and coordinate efforts. building greater health expertise throughout our own diplomatic corps. here in washington and in posts around the world. weaving together and updated partnerships to tackle emerging threats. in dubai ministers will meet to discuss at cop28. for example, the rising risk posed by more extreme weather events. today and in the weeks and months ahead, we will look to all of you for your ideas, prospectives, and partnerships, because only if we work together, can we build a more healthy, safe and secure world for all. thanks, everybody. [applause] tim: great. that was a wonderful opportunity to hear from secretary lincoln, multiple time

last one health authority says the chief of medical complex has run onto the field here from the world health organization. and as our lead is gather for an emergency summit says little signs of any laptop in the fighting. israel pushes deeper into gossip and hit targets in the 11 on the m. him homage. walk into the program, the health authority, one by hamas and gaza says help opperation at its biggest hospital has been suspended because the facility has run off of fuel. i'm off officials say is ready as strikes early, a hit, i'll ship a hospital. these where the ministry says it's active near, near the complex, and the i'm us come on post on located on the buildings in the area. next report contains images that's on may find the study displays, guidelines were sleeping here. you know, she's the hospital when it came under attack. now the area outside the hospital looks more like a graveyard. the hospital complex where thousands are believed to have been staying, came under bombardment. before the attack, israel said that its forces had been operating near the house, though it claims some as

provide us with more about the perfect cause of your house, your national groups, including the world health organization. i say israel's order to evacuate patients is a death sentence for some of those who have tried to leave the area have come under attack, including a doctors without borders, convoy. many patients and staff are still stuck inside el cheapo with little to no water food for medicine. but the griffith temperature of babies evacuated from ashley for hospitalized arrived in egypt for medical care. evacuation was carried out with the health of the world health organization. your thoughts, i nearly 30 babies of entered egypt, father ross of border crossing. the only way i was have guns of israel doesn't control. egypt has allowed a limited number of injured civilians into a passport hold us to have crossed from casa since the outbreak of the war between israel. and how much is roundup of some of the stories from around the world. it depends. government has condemned the high drafting of a japanese operated contain a shift by whose the rebels in the southern red sea, the vessels

so here the world health organization despite cold for a ceasefire, this little fine of any laptop in the fighting, is ralph pushes deeper into gaza and hits target in 2011 on the other hand them a 100. welcome to the program. the red cross is wanting that the health care system in gaza has reached the point of no return gauze as her boss run how full authority says is ready as strikes, have hit the territories biggest hospital is where the mich we says it's active navy, i'll ship a complex and that's how most come on post are located under buildings in the area . on extra port contains some images that might be upset to the displace dozens were sleeping here near ocean's hospital when it came under attack. now the area outside the hospital looks more like a graveyard. the hospital complex, where thousands are believed to have been staying, came under bombardment before the attack. israel said that it's forces had been operating near the hospital. i don't know how many bozza names are forces in gospel have reached the heart of gospel city. bought their shut the door at the outskirts o

the world health organization describes the situation at l chief as quite dia and perilous. it says the hospital is unable to function due to finding nearby, and the number of patient dates has significantly increased. there is the right how must battle intensified around hospitals in northern gauze, making conditions desperate for the medical incentives running out of the essential supplies and electricity. so many dollars was displeased. family flat dealership, a hospital with her children, she described had experience at the city's major health facility. and then we thought the hospital was safe, but it wasn't. if we had stayed another 5 minutes, we wouldn't have been killed. they started to bomb us and we ran away from l. schieffer. my son got injured, so i left him there in the hospital to get treatment. i couldn't take him with me. hello, how did i was tired and afraid? i went to my nephew and told him to stay with my son, and then we sled. the 7000 displeased people have sought shelter in hospital medical this topsy hundreds of patients audit risk, including 7 newborn

and that must have been now margaret, how is that from the world health organization? thank you very much. please. jeremy's president, funds i the stand by a has world against is lumber phobia and anti semitism at a meeting with representatives of jewish and palestinian organizations for the student is really entrepreneurs and the holocaust survivor. ma god sweetened the round table debates on the conflict in the middle east comes on the eve of the 85th anniversary of the coast of the twin. jewish own stores, houses, and synagogues were tact programmed by germans. in 1938 started the condemned anti jewish sentiment that's been on the rise since october 7th, and set the protection of jewish life was an obligation of everyone living in germany and leap, leaving the most is eager. anyone who lives in this country wants to live, he must respect the rules of peaceful coexistence, and it must be with a history assist the steps kostnik i'm. i recently set it at the brendan book gate and they will repeat it today when i saw it to bill's living in gemini must smell of i'll switc

we'll hear from the world health organization. fast to spice, cold for a ceasefire. they've little sign of any laptop in the fighting. israel pushes deeper into gaza and hit the targets in southern and up in on the i'm him homage. welcome to the program. the red cross is wanting, the health care system and gaza has reached the poach of no return. gauze is, however, gauze, as moss one health authority says is rarely as strikes have hit the territories biggest hospital. the strikes falls thousands of the space. people who was sheltering in the aisle cheap a hospital to leave and head south just far as he says, more than 11000 people who have been killed in gaza since the conflict began. as ro has not confirmed the strike on all she saw. but these, when the ministry says is active near the complex and that hamas come on post, are located under buildings in the area on extra port contains some images that might upset some views, displaced carson square sleeping here near ocean. so hospital when it came under attack now the area outside the hospital looks more like a grav

the world health organization _ running? the world health organization has _ running?ation has pretty much running? the world health - organization has pretty much said with all the domestic hospitals in gaza under threat or attack, it is necessary to open up field hospitals. it's important to open these up inside gaza because there are no hospitals running. but in order to open up the field hospitals, we do need a humanitarian ceasefire and a ceasefire that is a ceasefire and a ceasefire that is a ceasefire for all parties concerned because why would you open up a field hospital without a cessation of hostilities?— of hostilities? thanks for that, halima begum _ of hostilities? thanks for that, halima begum from _ of hostilities? thanks for that, | halima begum from actionaid. over 230 people are still being held hostage by hamas, and hundreds of their friends and family are walking from tel aviv tojerusalem to demand that the government secures their release, as criticism of prime minister netanyahu increases in the country. ehud olmert was israeli prime minister for

a document all montgomery is the regional director for the world health organization in wisconsin. he told dw what the situation is like at the chief of hospital. we are getting reports from our office there in hudson that they have not really money to do in order to get any communication for the last for depaula's was that teams, they had an issue policy thing. but according to the board, you know, they are stating the tax offset adults, but they've been doing this at home depot the hospital, which led, for example, the last the tac last night. you know, let him to the casualties and get some of those people to check on something that was to be done as well as making the ice. you were the one that bishop died or was under ventilator. and the service is really what options there because of the lack of the viewing, as well as because of the direct attacks you know, of some of the buildings do. there is no clean what's on the door on the services as well as moving the capacity. you know, the, i don't know, but i think or don't use the whole, but i think with north caesar and they are

world. we are thousands of health care providers. thing enough, enough. this is not, this is not, this is not, this is not the world we want to live in. we've had extraordinary testimony from some of you will talk to colleagues, people, i'm sure you know, who talks about having to use sugar and vinegar to sterilize williams about surgery, particularly on young children and young people happening without anesthetic of. 2 a scene of absolute chaos and desperation, but nevertheless, doctors professionals doing the absolute most to keep people alive in this perfect situation that they find themselves in. it is very difficult to imagine right now to continue functioning on to that kind of pressure their, their heroes. i don't know what else to say, their heroes and their being murder on a tv, on like tv for all of us to see if they are, they are health care professionals who did nothing but dedicate every minute of the last month to their surviving the patients that they possibly can, and despite that, despite their, their calls for international intervention,

the world health organization says 17. out of 24 hospitals have been damaged in this part of the strip. 12 hospitals um functioning a tool no of the majority of primary healthcare centers. like united nations estimates that all of nice to 120000 displaced people are sheltering and hospitals in the gaza strip. counting on the fact that under international low attacking hospitals as a whole crime. but that hasn't kept all of them safe. the world health organization says it's documented more than a 100 attacks from hospitals and health clinics and gaza and international quotes to protect civilians are running low to the united states as cold. and it's like israel to respect the rules of pool, your jewish to which you're also a democracy, like united states, you don't live by the rules of terrorist. you live by the rule of law when conflicts where you live by the rule law wars. and that's what israel maintains it's doing. citing an optical and international humanitarian law that states that hospitals can lose that protected st

a world health organization official said: the world health organization's pharmaceutical shipment that recently arrived at the rafah crossing will be urgently explained to seven hospitals in gaza , but these shipments are like a drop in the ocean of needs in gaza. the world health organization wants to speed up access to humanitarian aid, including fuel, water, food and medical equipment to gaza. bigger fuel burned the largest hospital in gaza will be completed soon , according to al-qaqd network, premature babies, patients with kidney failure and patients needing surgery will face problems in case of power failure . none of the food, relief, pharmaceutical and medical aid has reached shafa hospital. we are now talking about a real danger that is big. the hospital threatens the gaza strip. this hospital will no longer be able to provide medical services. this hospital is the indonesian hospital in the north of the gaza strip, which the ministry of health has warned about its complete closure. this event it gives news of a real disaster regarding the wounded and patients who are in the

admiral bernard has written passionately and powerfully about the barriers between the worlds of health and the worlds of security. we've seen even this morning in the remarks is this a security mission? is this public health, global health and right behind you, the bringing together of health and security in the new bureau at the state department. can you speak to the cultures in the world of health and security and where they can really reinforce and strengthen each other and where they have been challenged over the last couple of decades? as the ambassador said, when health is affected everything is affected, our financial health, our mental health, security risk, economic risk. so, how do we bring these worlds of health and security together in a truly meaningful way where we're looking, of course, with health, but all of those sectors that are so involved in a security way? >> yeah, well, you know, from my standpoint the reason why i support john so much, the bureau of global health, security, is i remember the years ago before when i was involved in the white house putting the pep

the world health organization says this is no longer a functioning hospital. it says there's no more fuel put you in the right is by the live saving equipment is no longer working and according to medical stuff at the facility, dozens of new bones have not been removed from incubators and placed together on beds in the open. so they are in a very bad situation where you don't want to kill them unless someone that's of 10 . so i stuff on to improve the situation. but these are bank, i think can kind of cases where you have to be very sensitive. indeed with them you have to take care of each of them. again, that's a special great concrete. they are all in open space with each other, with no interest in control measures. as well as ground defensive has been moving ever closer to the gates of el cheapo hospital in recent days with the us president joining the growing international calls for restraint. well i, you know. 3 not very much in expressing my concerns going on and my hope and expectation that there will be. 2 less a trish of action route to hospital hospi

the, the news line from the coming up, the sound more gas of hospitals, unable to provide care. world health organization tells the deputy that more than half the medical centers in the sage palestinian territory and not functioning properly allowed, just one at the center of the funding con, provides dialysis and other live site. the treatment also in the program opposition to a controversial amnesty in spite hundreds of thousands joined nationwide protests against the deal offered to capital and say, protest escapes the prime minister in pounds and then click on the file accusing return to the top of the display gets hyper by demolish struggling when young berlin to go above champions fine music. once again the and anthony out, welcome to the program. is riley forces have surrounded several hospitals in northern gossip, the biggest now she says it does run out of fuel and is close to new patients. the is why the military release this video of the soldiers placing what they said with 300 leaves a few near owl she is ralph prime minister benjamin netanyahu says i must refuse to accept the fu

in an interview with dw, the ones world health organization expressed alarm at the situation. we understand there is still $600.00 to $650.00 inpatient citadels. she saw and between 20500 health workers. and there's a 45 patients who really need kidney dialysis, but they can't get it because the, the power is run out and the dialysis machine is not working with the hearing that the health workers don't feel they can leave that they, they don't feel they can they safely, although many are also saying they will, they want to study because they've got so many vulnerable patients that can't be moved as well. these really military says it's operation is against from us. it says the is, will miss milton group responsible for the october 7th stereotypes and israel has a command post inside and under the hospital compound, a big israel defense forces denied that the hospital was under siege and agreed to help evacuate babies from causes main hospital el cheapo although some your has managed to fleet aid organization say that israel's instructions to leave the hospital without any safe

you, how's your national groups, including the world health organization? i say israel's order to evacuate patients is a death sentence for some of those who have tried to leave the area have come under attack, including a doctors without borders, convoy. many patients and staff are still stuck inside all she saw with little to no water food for medicine. several premature babies evacuated from gauze as a l. c for hospital have arrived in egypt for medical care. the evacuation was carried out with the help of the world health organization. we thoughts annually so see a premature infants have entities it by the rough border crossing. it's the sole point of gonzo that is not directly controlled by his with egypt has allowed a limited number of injured civilians as do a passport holders to cross from gauze of since the war between israel and thomas broke out. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world depends government has come then to hijacking off a japanese operated container ship mostly by whose the rebels in the sout

an official of the organization the world health organization said: the medicine of the world health organization, which has just arrived at the rafah crossing , will be urgently explained to seven hospitals in gaza , but these shipments are like a drop in the ocean in gaza. the world health organization wants to clarify the access of humanitarian aid to gaza, including fuel, water, food and medical equipment. he said at the united nations: israel does not have the right to defend itself in the current conflict, because it is the occupier. vasiyili benzia said: the ground operation will not only be a disaster for the 2 million residents of gaza, but it is possible expose the area to explosion. the representative of russia in the united nations said that the zionist regime is engaged in ethnic cleansing in the gaza strip and said: america has paralyzed the security council so that it does not issue a resolution. the 8th joint consular meeting of iran and russia was held in moscow. in this meeting , the situation of more than 7,000 iranian students in russian universities was discussed

the world health organization says gaza's main hospital is no longer functioning.octors at al—shifa hospital say they fear around 30 newborn babies needing intensive care treatment could die. a special holiday in kenya to plant 100 million trees. hello, i'm rich preston. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we begin with a dramatic day in uk politics. the former prime minister david cameron has astonished westminster by returning to government as britain's new foreign secretary. it's part of a major cabinet reshuffle by the current prime minister, rishi sunak. mr cameron, who was pm between 2010 and 2016, said, although he disagreed with some of mr sunak�*s decisions, he believed he was a "strong and capable" leader. the move comes on the same day suella braverman was sacked as home secretary following days of speculation about her future. mrs braverman had angered many in government after writing a newspaper article criticising the policing of pro—palestinian marches in london. here's our political editor, chris

the ultimate online diary is the regional director for the world health organization english scott, he told dw, what the situation is like. at l shufa. we are getting great books from our office today, and it wasn't that the they have not to really monday, june or to get any communication for the last for depaula's was the that teams they had an issue policy thing. but according to the reports, you know, they are stating the tax offset adults, but they've been doing this at all during the hosp gun, which left for example, the tac last night. you know, let him to the casualties and get some of those people to check on something that was to be done as well as making the ice. you were the one that bishop died or was under ventilator and the service is really good option there because of the lack of the viewing, as well as because of the direct attacks you know of some of the buildings do. there is no clean water door on the services as well as moving the capacity. you know, the, i don't, but i think or don't use the i hope anything with north caesar and they are really facing a very bad s

most of what we just heard there from margaret harris with the world health organization. earlier i asked her of what the staff on the ground are telling her about the fighting around all she the hospital, the curbside they're trying to deal with enormous numbers of injured people with no supplies. they don't have bids. so you know, she for the big capacities is that occupancy is a 192 percent, which means people on the floor of people in the car doors overflowing everywhere. they don't have cleaning, even cleaning supplies. they can't keep wounds clean, they've got more more people coming in a role in a gun. so there are more than $25000.00 injured people currently being treated. 33 percent of the children, the number of people waiting is a 150 percent, which just means that there are people waiting all the time for care. meanwhile, you've got the medical and know sick stuff in fear of their working lives while trying to save other lives. how much health officials in gaza say that for hospitals have been hit in one day the. do you get a sense then that or have they've bee

the world health organization gains access to i'll shift the hospital describing it as a depth. so as after israel forced thousands of civilians to sweep the siege to medical and at least 2 palestinians are killed in the occupied westbank is this really forces great multiple locations. the within 30 palestinians have been killed in israel's bombing campaign of areas across garza, including hon. eunice and the south end to say that the refugee camp in central dasa in the north is real, is maintaining its heavy bombardment over night air strikes, targeted a residential area and tell those that there are many had been reported to be killed or wounded. there are operations, the rescue survivors trapped under the rubble of a 0. sorry god was zoom. is in. find you this in southern guys, atari. can you tell us the latest that's been going on across the gaza strip? roy, it's the attacks and the goal is to strip continued across that are treat, including the southern areas of the day of the goal is to stripe starting right now, just before a couple of seconds where we, where we go, life

does the world health organization see these aspects as a solution or a way to help alleviate the sufferingf civilians during this war? >> so, there are hospitals, as i said, they function, they provide health care, except they're not being permitted to right now because they're not being permitted to have fuel, they're not being permitted to have food, their staff are not safe because they're being shot at. so, any of these other things, ultimately once the hostilities stop it will be useful of a surge in of aid and assistance, but the only thing that's going to save the people in the hospitals right now is to end of this hostilities, a cease-fire. this is a man-made crisis, not an earthquake, not a fire, this is not a flood, this is made by humans. for humans. so we can solve it as humans by stopping the hostility. this should be easy, not difficult. >> seems nothing easy about what we're seeing coming out since october 7th, that's for sure. dr. margaret harris, thank you for coming in. fred? >> all right, there are extensive concerns throughout the entire region. new developments this mo

let us get the latest from the world health organization.he latest you are hearing from your colleagues on the ground? we are horrified at the latest reports of attacks on and in the vicinity of al—shifa hospital, and other hospitals in gaza city. we have heard reports also of loss of life of those children, that the health care staff have stayed there to support and look after. it was not just the attacks that have to support and look after. it was notjust the attacks that have led to the loss of life of those children, it is the lack of fuel, there is no electricity. how easy has it been for your teams on the ground notjust to provide care in the hospital, but for other civilians making the journey south? easyis civilians making the journey south? easy is not a word that applies. there is nowhere safe, everyone is in danger. there have been more than 100 un staff who have died. all other organisations are also reporting terrible loss of life. we are calling for an immediate ceasefire, because that is the only solution at this point. these

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the world health organization has warned that more people could die from diseases than from bombings in the gaza strip if the health and sanitation systems are not prepared. eventually we will see more people dying from disease than we are even seeing from the bombardment if we are not able to put back this health system and provide the basics of life, food, water, medicines and of course fuel to operate the hospitals. critical infrastructure in the besieg territory has been crippled by fuel and supply shortages and targeted attacks on hospitals and the un facilities since israel launched strikes on gaza on october the 7th. all key sanitation services have ceased operating in gaza, which raises the prospect of an enormous surge of gastrointestinal and infectious. diseases among the local populations, including cholera, for gaza's 2.3 million residents, half of whom are children, finding drinkable water has become close to impossible. the who has recorded more than 44,000 cases of diarrhea and 70,000 cute respiratory infections, but real numbers may be significantly higher. diarrhea in

the world health organization sounds the alarm about the humanitarian situation in gaza, saying israel's continued bombing increases the risk of disease outbreak. andiran wraps the un security council for failing to call for a ceasefire in gaza in his recent resolution to stop israel's atrocities against palestinians. 1:30 p.m. at ewin's capital tehron, this is president news, thanks for joining us. it's been over one month and a half since israel launched this deadly war on gaza. the regime is relentlessly pounding the besieg strip with air strikes and shelling, keeping palestinians there in a perpetual state of pain and suffering. قال لي ربطناها معها حالي قال لي ربطناها عشان في حالها وتخبط في حالها dozens of palestinians have been killed on fresh strikes targeting civilian infrastructure, they include a school hosting displaced palestinians in an area west of jabalya in northern gaza. also in the north at least nine homes were struck in the baitlah. region and at least 25 palestinians were killed in the nuseirat camp in central gaza. hospitals are not spared from israely bombardment ei

the world health organization says dal shifa hospital, which was once the largest hospital in gaza has now turn into a death zone. and the leader of iran's islamic revolution says the ongoing genocide in gaza indicates the israeli regime's anger over his military failures. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. yemani armed forces say they have seized an israeli ship in the red sea in response to the regime's massacre of palestinians in gaza. the spokesman for yemeni armed force. said the ship has been taken to the country's coast. yahya sari said the ship's crew will be treated according to islamic teachings. he also warned that those who cooperate with israeli ships will also be legitimate targets for yemani armed forces. sari stressed that it's israel which is threatening the security of the region and international waterways. israel has denied owning or operating the seized ship. it also says no israelis were on board. the yemeni army has also recently launched several rounds of missile and drone attacks against israel. i

security infrastructure for the long haul by helping modernize existing institutions like the world health organization. working alongside other w.h.o. members to amend the international health regulations to negotiate a pandemic accord and take other steps to ensure we can address future health threats with speed, coordination, transparency, and equity. there is more that we are doing. creating regular opportunities for foreign ministers to meet and coordinate efforts. building greater health expertise throughout our own diplomatic corps. here in washington in posts around the world. weaving together and updating partnerships to tackle emerging health threats as we will do next month into bite ministers will meet to discuss issues at the intersection of health and climate. for example the rising risks posed by more frequent extreme weather events. today and the days, weeks, months ahead we will look to all of you for your ideas, perspectives and partnerships. because only if we work together can we build a more healthy safe and secure world forth all. thanks everybody. [applause] corrects

the world health organization says 20 hospitals in gaza are now non—operational.are from al—rantisi paediatric hospital, which is funded by the us—based palestinion children's relief fund. we can see tanks outside the hospital, which is said to be the only medical facility in gaza that treats children with cancer. live now to southern israel and my colleague mark lowen. we are about a mile away from the gaza strip is the israeli troops continue to push further and deeper into gaza city. reports that they are surrounding several hospitals and from al—shifa hospital we have heard now from the hospital director that they will not evacuate al—shifa hospital. the medical team are determined to remain there in order to treat the patient. there are possibly tens of thousands of civilian still sheltering outside hospitals. that is complicating the task of the israeli military. in other news,... the palestinian authority president, mahmoud abbas, said it would be part of a "comprehensive solution" for the occupied territories and gaza. also, president biden has welcomed is

the world health organization warns that more people could die from diseases than israeli bombings in gaza, in case the health system there is. not restored rapidly. israel and palestine resistance movement hamas are expected to release more prisoners and captives under an extended truth deal. and meantime israely forces kill more palestinians in the occupied west bank pushing the death toll since early october to 230. it's a 9:31 p.m. here in tehran, this is pres tv world news, i'm welcome. israel has poundled the gaza strip in violation of an extended truth deal with hamas resistant movement, tanks fired at chekh radwan, a district in northwest of gaza city. the regime also launched artillery. attacks on the beseest territory. algason brigades urging the mediators to pressure the regime to adhere to all the terms of the true. the gaza health minister meanwhile saying that a regime keeps denying hospitals fuel for their generators in violation of the truce. the palestinian red creson says that israeli forces prevented the truck carrying fuel for ambulances from entering the northern

the world health organization sounds the alarm about the humanitarian. situation in gaza, saying israel's continued bombing increases the risk of disease outbreak. and iran wraps the un security council for failing to call for sease fire in gaza in his recent resolution to stop israel's atrocities against palestinians. 10:30 am at irans capital tehran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. it's been over one month and a half since israel launched his deadly war on gaza. the regime is relentlessly pounding the basieg strip with air strikes and shelling, keeping palestinians there in a perpetual state of pain and suffering. قال لي ربطناها معها حاله ربطناها عشان في حالها وتخبط في حالها the latest israeli attacks have killed 20 palestinians in the nusera camp in central gaza. most medical facilities are now closed and mid bombardments as well as shortages of fuel and medicine. facilities hosting warstrick. people have been repeatedly targeted. international medical charity doctors without borders has expressed concern about the situation at alshufa hospital. it says some of his staff

the world health organization expressed concern about the condition of hospitals in gaza and announced that most of israel's attacks on hospitals and medical centers , especially the health care sector, must be stopped. the spokesperson of the world health organization said: in the last 48 hours, 20 patients died due to the lack of medicine and treatment facilities in shafa hospital. spokesperson of the world health organization. he described the situation in gaza hospitals as very serious and said: in the current situation , there is no other way to save the lives of civilians and patients than a ceasefire. does not exist. the spokesman of the un secretary general, guterres, wants an immediate ceasefire in gaza. stephen dujarric said in a press conference: un secretary general of the terrible situation and loss of life in several hospitals. gaza is extremely upset. he stated that the hospitals in the north of the gaza strip are out of order, except for one hospital , adding that hospitals and medical workers are specifically protected under international humanitarian laws and should n

the head of the world health organization pleaded for aid. have of the good, the 376 us be those and 2 thirds of its primary health care centers out of not functioning at all those that are functioning on operating way beyond their capacities. the health system is funny. it's nice. in addition to caring for 27000 wounded hospitals are trying to manage the regular health needs of more than 2000000 people, including pregnant women and cancer patients. while tens of thousands of displays, people shelter their even as they met israel was bombing causes biggest health facility, the sheath, a hospital. they are looking to go to court in florida. you to act to stop another course of the bus that goes on for a. israel's been accusing him off fighters of sheltering mir and in tunnels. under hospitals claim contested by health workers and gaza and independent experts. council members also pointed to the fact that 70 percent of victims are women and children. every single one of the $2650.00 currently reported as trapped under the rubble are human beings

also coming up for these pilots inside and outside guns is biggest hospital, the world health organization says i'll ship it is fast becoming a graveyard. another is ready as try comes southern guns that kills at least 2 palestinians and reduced as buildings to russell the i'm just ready for says carry out more rates in the occupied westbank coming at least 7 and honest and in the faith of thousands of premature babies. hines by a thread, a gauze as largest hospital out she found are they all meant to be kept in incubators with oxygen and temperature, regulating equipment, helping every breath they take. but the hospital has stopped functioning properly because of a lack of power and oxygen. and now the newborns assembly place together on beds. the world health organization says alpha is turning into a graveyard. bodies are piling off in and around. the hospice will compound stuff on people trapped inside say the smell is unbearable. it's too dangerous for them to leave, to dig graze. so people have now started digging within the facility after they should find disobedience within the whol