the world health organisation would really like to 0rganisation would really like to get supplies and aid agencies is that access is extremely limited and restricted. this is not new when a war is being fought, that if the military have something they want to achieve, they will tell the humanitarians, you can come in once we have sorted our issues out. this may be what is going to happen, but all of the aid agencies are warning of a catastrophic loss of life if this continues.— of a catastrophic loss of life if this continues. unicef calling for that humanitarian _ this continues. unicef calling for that humanitarian corridor- this continues. unicef calling for that humanitarian corridor in - this continues. unicef calling for| that humanitarian corridor in and out of gaza. if we can see the live pictures here of the gaza strip right now, air strikes are continuing there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let�*s look at some other stories making news across the uk. the international monetary fund says the uk faces another five years of high interest rates to stem r

university, that the total rate of salt was 4,048 million grams per liter, as said by the world health organisationom the sea, as you can see we have no water now, suffer, as you can see, i have no water now, just have look, there you go, this is the tab without water, the other one has no water too, burly dripping, i'm suffering from the situation, when i want to take a shower, there is no water, i feel the sea water in this pale, i shower using the kittle like that due to the lack of water, i go to the sea taking one pail or two with me and feel. them with the sea water, as you know, the sea is polluted nowadays and the water is not clean, what can i do to get rid of this situation? i go home and take a shower in the middle of my home. sometimes i don't want to take a shower, but my wife has to wash the dishes after we have eaten. when she finds no water, my wife asks me to. get one or two peels of water from the sea, i walk around 100 meters, then i go down around 30 meters to get the water and come back from the same route, what kind of life do we lead? this is not a life, as you can see, i've

university, that the total rate of salt was 4,048 million grams per liter. as said by the world health organisationr too burly dripping i'm suffering from the situation when i want to take a shower there is no water i feel the sea water in this pail i shower using the kittle like that. due to the lack of water, i go to the sea taking one pail or two with me and fill them with the sea water, as you know the sea is polluted nowadays, and the water is not clean, what can do to get rid of this situation? i go home and take a shower in the middle of my home, sometimes i don't want to take a shower, but my wife has to wash the dish. after we have eaten, when she finds no water, my wife asks me to get one or two peels of water from the sea, i walk around 100 meters, then i go down around 30 meters to get the water and come back from the same root, what kind of life do we lead? this is not a life as you can see, i've brought you the water for washing. dishes and for domestic use, i've brought it from the sea, use as little water as you can so that we have it for a longer time, i don't want to keep coming a

situation in the beside ghaza strip called it catastrophic the five agencies, that's the world health organisation, the one children's agency, unicef, the world food program, the development agency and the population fund called for action to tackle the desperate humanitarian situation in gaza. they said over 1.6 million gazons are in dire need of aid. the agencies warn the children, pregnant women and the elderly remained the most vulnerable. children make up to half of the gaza population. and this as the israeli regime says, it will intensify the strikes. now korea is the with the federation of iraqi trade unions and she tells us about the need for solidarity with palestinians in the midst of israeli onslot on gaza and normalization deals between some arab states and the regime. right now the people of gazza and the children of gaza are dying and the world is quiet. even some of the arab countries that pretend to be concerned for the future of jerusalem and its liberation, they are now normalizing with israel. this thing, the normalization which is humiliating and frightening because the people

world health take refuge. the world health organisation says at least 2800 people have now been killed in gaza with 11,000 injuredresidents have left the north of the enclave ahead of an expected ground offensive. the united nations says hospitals in gaza are on the verge of collapse and the rafah crossing to egypt remains closed . well, the us president closed. well, the us president will visit israel tomorrow in a show of solidarity as fears grow the war in gaza could engulf the middle east. his visit was announced by the us secretary of state, antony blinken, after several days of his own shuttle diplomacy in the region. biden is expected to urge israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to minimise civilian casualties and to establish a humanitarian corridor out of gaza. he'll also meet arab leaders in an effort to stop the conflict spreading. it comes after iran pledged to take pre—emptive action against israel. egypt is also set to host a summit to discuss the conflict on saturday. now the return of islamist terrorism poses a threat to all european nations. that's according to the french president, emmanuel

the world health organisation said on sunday that 21 hospitals in gaza have been given an order to evacuatelaetitia courtois, the head of the international committee of the red cross delegation in new york, and its permanent observer to the un. thank you very much for your time on the bbc. i would like to begin by asking about your volunteers, who decided not to evacuate over the weekend and abandoned those in need, they said. what is the latest you are hearing from your teams in gaza? thank you for having me. the international committee of the red cross has a team of over 100 staff in the gaza strip. they are still deployed and trying to help and cope with the most urgent need, trying to fix the damage... trying to support the medicalfacilities. in particular the paramedics of the palestinian red crescent society. to take care of the continuous flow of patients back in the hospitals. in very difficult circumstances. we are trying for the thousands of people displaced. but the difficulty right now is to bring the necessary items to respond to those massive needs. there are trucks on the way

the five agencies, namely the world health organisation. the world food program, the development agency, and the population fund called for action to tackle the desperate humanitarian situation in gaza. they said over 1.6 million gazans are in dire need of aid. the agencies warned that children, pregnant women, and the elderly remain the most vulnerable. children make up to half of gaza's population. this comes as the israeli regime says that it would intensify its strikes on gaza. kariria goda is with the federation of iraqi trade unions, she tells us about the need for solidarity with palestinians and israel's onslot on gaza and the normalization deals between some arab states and the regime. right now the people of gazza and the children of ghazza are dying and the world is quiet, even some of the arab countries that pretend to be concerned for the future of jerusalem and its liberation. now normalizing with israel, this thing, the normalization, which is humiliating and frightening, because the people of palestine is in need of total solidarity and and support and a firm stand of ev

world health organisation. warns of a real catastrophe in gaza as the israeli regim continues its bloody onslot against bessieg territory. and the hamas resistance movement says it is not intimidated by israeli ground invasion threat, warning the gaza will turn into a graveyard for its invaders.

the world health organisation has said tantamount to death said is tantamount to a death sentence. ents to stay put. and then as the world watches the situation in israel and gaza with bated breath, i'll be discussing the potential for this conflict to spiral into a wider regional war. and i'll be speaking to an expert on who exactly see all the big players are in the middle east and coming up at the end of the houn coming up at the end of the hour, we'll be going live to a vigil in remembrance of the 1200 israelis who have lost their lives in the horrifying act of terror perpetrated by hamas last week . please do get in touch week. please do get in touch throughout the show. send us your thoughts on gbviews@gbnews.com. send us a message on our socials. we're at gb news. keep in touch. but first, let's get the news with elizabeth callahan. >> good afternoon. it's a few minutes past two. i'm elizabeth callahan in the newsroom . the callahan in the newsroom. the united nations are warning hospitals in gaza that they could run out of fuel and suppues could run out of fuel and supplies

000 gazans are reported to be sheltering at the hospital and the north of gaza in both the world health organisationnd international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies are sounding the alarm over the evacuation order, saying hospitals must be protected, while there are unconfirmed reports of airstrikes 20 metres from the al quds hospital facility on sunday these images showing smoke billowing from what appears to be a strike nearby. this footage shows staff and patients struggling to breathe because of smoke inside the hospital, it shows damage to windows after what the palestine red crescent described as a very intense bombardment around the hospital with one pocket falling only metres away. the al quds hospital is a northern gaza and the focus of the israeli military operation against hamas. the israeli military has reiterated its call for civilians in northern gaza to evacuate to the south and the director—general of the palestine red crescent society, he told us he fears a strike on the al quds hospital. and of course, we are worried, you know, that these rockets will destroy

the world health organisation's tarikjasarevich told me what aid was immediatley needed in gaza.t is needed right now is to have a sustained access to gaza to bring in bring in medical supplies, but also, as you say, clean water and fuel. hospitals cannot run without fuel and without clean water. and this is something that we have seen in many hospitals that they are using the last reserves. they are rationing the last litres of fuel they have. if you don't have a fuel, you simply don't have a light. you cannot have a surgical theatres. you cannot run incubators and other things that you need to provide life support to patients. yes, yesterday we were able to bring in four trucks of surgical and trauma material, as well as medicines for chronic diseases. but that's nearly not enough. and we need that access. we have more supplies being ready on egyptian side and we are ready to bring those in. what we really need is security guarantees that this aid can safely get in. what kind of guarantees? i mean, who do you need those guarantees from? because the... go ahead. yeah, sure. so t

the head of the world health organisation has expressed alarm about the israeli warning to evacuate alf evacuation threats to the hospital "is deeply concerning". he goes on to say "we reiterate — it's impossible to evacuate hospitals full of patients without endangering their lives. "under international humanitarian law, healthcare must "always be protected." my my colleague lyse doucet reporting from jerusalem. she asked whether they agree that there is a glaring double standard in the west over the deaths of civilians. we double standard in the west over the deaths of civilians.— deaths of civilians. we say that international _ deaths of civilians. we say that international law _ deaths of civilians. we say that international law has _ deaths of civilians. we say that international law has to - deaths of civilians. we say that international law has to be - international law has to be applicable to all. no country is above — applicable to all. no country is above the _ applicable to all. no country is above the law. we all have to come out strongly, thermally, on the side of the _ ou

the world health organisation urges israel to reverse its evacuation order for hospitals in the northfears grow for deteriorating conditions on the ground. the bbc confirms young children were among those killed yesterday in an air strike on vehicles leaving northern gaza — along an israeli—designated route south. israel's military says its forces are deployed across the country and are ready for the next stage of the war, which is expected to have significant ground operations.

the world health organisation urges israel to reverse its evacuation order for hospitals in the northf gaza — with millions displaced, fears grow for deteriorating conditions on the ground. the bbc confirms young children were among those killed yesterday in an air strike on vehicles leaving northern gaza — along an israeli—designated route south. israel's military says its forces are deployed across the country and are ready for the next stage of the war, which is expected to have significant ground operations. a spokesman said the coming phase could include, what he called, �*combined and co—ordinated' strikes from the air, sea and land. the goal, he said, was to �*completely destroy the governing and military capabilities of hamas�*. it's a week since hamas, classed as a terrorist organisation by many western governments, including the uk, killed more than 1,300 people in israel and took dozens hostage. israel has warned the 1.1 million civilians in gaza's north to move south beyond the wadi gaza here. the military spokesperson said they should not return until israel said they cou

the world health organisation has condemned the blast, and called for the immediate protection of civiliansisrael's prime minister benjamin netanyahu denied israel was resaponsible, and blamed what he called "barbaric terrorists" for the blast. israel says its bombing campaign is targeting members of hamas, responsible for killing around 1,400 israelis last week, and a group designated as a terror organisation by the uk government. hamas said tonight that israel was responsible for the blast, and that it's a war crime. palestinians have been on the streets in the west bank protesting, and there've been clashes with the security forces. the huge blast happened at the al—ahli hospital — that is right in the heart of gaza city. here's our international editorjeremy bowen. loud blast the missile hit the hospital not long after dark. man shouts you can hear the impact. the explosion destroyed al—ahli hospital. it was already damaged from a smaller attack at the weekend. the building was flattened. very soon video was posted from gaza of bodies laid out near the ruins of the hospital. so many dea

dr rick brennan is the world health organisation's regional emergency director for the eastern mediterraneanevening and thank you for being with us i see there is a tentative plan to allow american citizens in gaza out and also up to 2000 palestinians a day. what about getting health supplies, hospital supplies and food and the other direction? figs supplies and food and the other direction? �* , supplies and food and the other direction? a ,, . ., , , ., direction? as the secretary-general has made it — direction? as the secretary-general has made it clear _ direction? as the secretary-general has made it clear it _ direction? as the secretary-general has made it clear it is _ direction? as the secretary-general has made it clear it is absolutely - has made it clear it is absolutely vital beget humanitarian assistance across the border into gaza and that that be done soon. earlier this week our director general of the world health organization met with president of egypt. the president gave his support and endorsement of, to give us access across the crossing to transport medical supplies an

the world health organisation hasjust published a list of medical supplies it says are urgently needede rafah crossing on the south of gaza from egypt has trucks piled up and only a small number have been allowed to enter. the who listing surgical equipment and health services that are needed for the hundreds of thousands of displaced people who are now trying to shelter in southern gaza, but are finding that no place is safe. someone who understands well what is at stake here is sir mark lowe clock, he was the un's undersecretary general for humanitarian affairs and the emergency relief coordinator between 2017 and 2021. his successor in the job, martin griffiths, we understand has been denied a visa to visit by israel, so angry is israel now by statements made by the un secretary general, although the secretary general said his comments had been taken out of context. i began by asking sir mark whether this was unprecedented, to deny senior un officials a visa. not in gaza and the occuoied — officials a visa. not in gaza and the occupied territories, - officials a visa. not in gaza an

the world health organisation said this might be a breach of international law so can be prime minister forces _ has received on this matter. the israeli forces will _ has received on this matter. the israeli forces will operate in accordance with international law and the israeli attempt to minimise civilian casualties by warning them to leave northern gaza has been further complicated by hamas terrorists telling the local population not to leave and instead using them as human shields. we will continue to urge israel as i have done, that while they have the absolute right to defend themselves and to make sure the attacks can never happen again, that they take every precaution to minimise the impact on civilians. the every precaution to minimise the impact on civilians.— impact on civilians. the terror attack on _ impact on civilians. the terror attack on israel _ impact on civilians. the terror attack on israel constituted i impact on civilians. the terror- attack on israel constituted crimes against humanity, crime is so awful they violated our understanding of they violated our unde

both the world health organisation and international federation of the red cross have raised deep alarmr the evacuation order, saying hospitals in gaza must be protected. the al-quds hospital is in northern gaza, the focus of the israeli military�*s operation against hamas. israel has not confirmed the evacuation order. the palestine red crescent says it's urgently seeking clarification. jordan's foreign minister has told the bbc that israel must respect the international rule of law. these images show smoke rising from what appears to be an israeli strike close to the al-quds hospital, where health workers these are the latest pictures from the israel defense forces of their ongoing ground offensive in gaza, what they describe as the "second stage" of the war. the idf say they've hit a50 military targets belonging to hamas, designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments. it's retaliation for the 1,400 israelis killed in hamas raids on southern israel on 7th october in which more than 220 were taken hostage. the united nations relief agency for palestinians, unwra, is w

world health facilities. the world health organisation has reacted tonight, condemning the explosion, calling it unprecedentedresponse, palestinians have been clashing with security forces in ramallah in the west bank. the israeli ambassador to the uk, tzipi hotovely , responded to the news hotovely, responded to the news of the hospital attack on gb news tonight. >> this is a war that hamas started from this horrible massacre that happened in october 7th. i think everyone is still shocked in this country, in israel and around the world, from the atrocities that were exposed that hamas did . and as exposed that hamas did. and as we speak, there are still 199 israelis, including children and holocaust survivors, grandparents that are kept hostage in hamas hands. i want to check what happened , but i'm to check what happened, but i'm sure and i can guarantee you, we never target civilians . never target civilians. >> well, also, the news today , a >> well, also, the news today, a british israeli teenager who's been missing since last weekend's terror attacks by hamas has been confirmed dead. 13 year old raquel

the world health organisation revealed a new malaria vaccine has been found to be 75% effective in phasefour african countries and involved 4,800 children. the results mean, it is the most effective jab developed against the disease so far. here is our medical editor. mallory has been causing until human suffering for millennia. the paradox that affection is spread by mosquitoes. africa's worst affected, particularly the areas marked in red here. which account for 95% of the global burden of malaria. in 2021, there was an estimated 234 million cases and 593,000 deaths from malaria in africa. most of those with children under the age of five. the oxford vaccine is called r 21 0xford vaccine is called r 21 and requires children to have four doses. trials run by 0xford's jana institute shows it is around 75% effective at preventing malaria. crucially, the world �*s biggest vaccine manufacturer, the serum institute in india has agreed to produce 100 million doses a year of the oxford jab up between two and $4 a dose. this will be africa's second malaria vaccine. the first rts point as cost t

the latest we have from the world health organisation on what is happening in gaza, i shall bring thaten. that is a really desperate fixture they are telling us about, of life inside gaza. this is one of the focuses in gaza. in canyon is one of the hospital's air, many people gathered but who say more than 40% of those killed, 7000 people killed children. hello. things looking very british summertime comes to an end, and we are seeing things looking very autumnal, unsettled and changeable over the next few days. some heavy downpours of rain for many of us, and blustery wind at times too. low pressure is anchored out to the west of us at the moment, so low pressure systems and showers are rotating around that low pressure, driving in this area which could make the rain saturday into sunday. it is eastern scotland that will see the heaviest of the rain, perhaps up to 100 millimetres by the end of saturday falling on saturated ground, so the potential of furtherflooding problems. today we have got that rain sitting across eastern scotland, windy in the north—east. elsewhere, some sunshine

the world health organisation says at least 2800 people have been killed in gaza . the us president killed in gaza. the us president joe biden, will visit israel tomorrow before attending a summit of arab leaders in jordan in an effort to stop the conflict spreading. it comes after iran pledged to take pre—emptive action against israel in the coming hours as the return of islamist terrorism poses a threat to all european nations. that's according to the french president, emmanuel macron. his comments come a day after two swedish people were shot and killed in a terror attack in brussels. the belgium police say the suspect who identified himself as a member of islamic state, was shot and killed this morning . it happened killed this morning. it happened in the city centre before belgium's euro 2024 qualifier against sweden . belgium's prime against sweden. belgium's prime minister, alexander de croo, says terrorists cannot be allowed to succeed . allowed to succeed. >> others be willing . >> others be willing. >> others be willing. >> attackers want to seed fear, dis

the world health organisation has called for a humanitarian corridor to be opened into the area.amilies of israelis taken hostage have been speaking about their agony. the israeli army says, it's contacted the families of fifty soldiers seized by militants. at least 123 israeli soldiers have been killed since saturday. coming up in the next hour, we'll hear from the united nations special rapporteur on the occupied palestinian territories. we're going to start by taking a closer look at that unfolding situation in ashkelon. i spoke last hour to our correspondent anna foster who is in ashkelon. the sirens went immediately. actually, i was just about to take you up upstairs and out of the shelter because we thought there was the all clear, but again i can hear coming from upstairs the sound of the sirens once again here in ashkelon. you can see there are people around me. i should just tell you a little bit more about where we are actually. this is the centre of ashkelon, a shopping centre and it'sjust after 5pm on a tuesday here in israel and it would be really busy. one of our lo

the world health organisation says it's lost contact with all its staff working in gaza .he enclave is working in gaza. the enclave is facing a near total communications blackout, with internet and mobile phone services cut . off for all. large services cut. off for all. large crowds are beginning to gather in london and other cities this afternoon as people gather to demand a ceasefire in the israel—hamas war. around 100,000 people are expected to turn out in the capital with other rallies also taking place in manchester, glasgow, and in birmingham . the metropolitan birmingham. the metropolitan police warns that officers will intervene if protesters are deemed to be supporting terrorism . meanwhile, the united terrorism. meanwhile, the united nafions terrorism. meanwhile, the united nations has ovennhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for adopted a resolution calling for a humanitarian truce in gaza. the resolution drafted by arab states condemns all violence, terror and indirect minute attacks against palestinian and israeli civilians . it's not israeli civilians. it'

the world health organisation says it's lost contact with all its staff working in gaza.t and mobile phone services cut off. large crowds are expected in london and other cities this afternoon as people gather to demand a ceasefire in the israel—hamas war. these pictures are coming to us live from the cenotaph in london, where around 100,000 people are expected to gather shortly . expected to gather shortly. other rallies are taking place elsewhere in the country, including manchester, glasgow and in birmingham. the metropolitan police warned that officers will intervene if protesters are deemed to be supporting terrorism . the search supporting terrorism. the search for a man believed to have carried out a mass shooting in the us state of maine has ended after the suspect was found dead . army reservist robert card is believed to have killed 18 people and wounded another 13 in a shooting rampage . his body was a shooting rampage. his body was discovered in a woodland area near the town of lisbon falls. police believe he suffered a gunshot wound that was likely self—infli

and a breakthrough "malaria vaccine" is announced by the world health organisation.t could save thousands of lives. moore from manchester and the conference soon. but over to chat on pathak with the sports news. some sad news to start with this afternoon — manchester city have confirmed their former player and chairman francis lee has died at the age of 79. he scored 148 goals in 330 appearances during an eight year spell at city, helping them win multiple honours, including the old first division title in 1968. he also played for bolton and derby and earned 27 caps for england, scoring ten goals. he returned to manchester city in 1994, spending four years as chairman. lee had been living with cancer for sometime. city say, as a mark of respect, flags around the etihad stadium and city's football academy will fly at half—mast. liverpool have now made a formal request to the referees governing body for audio conversations between officials from saturday's defeat at totttenham to be released. it's after var failed to overturn a wrong decision to disallow a luis diaz go

and a breakthrough "malaria vaccine" is announced by the world health organisation.ng an eight year spell at city, helping them win multiple honours, including the old first division title in 1968. he also played for bolton and derby and earned 27 caps for england, scoring ten goals. he returned to manchester city in 1994, spending four years as chairman. lee had been living with cancer for sometime.

the world health organisation says at least 2800 people have been killed in gaza and 11,000 injured. . the un says and children. the un says hospitals in gaza are on the verge of collapse. its aid workers are ovennhelmed and suppues workers are ovennhelmed and supplies are running out as the rafah border crossing to egypt remains closed, while dozens of trucks carrying aid have been on their way to the rafah crossing in southern gaza as diplomatic efforts to get people out and humanitarian aid in continue . humanitarian aid in continue. new egypt, which controls the crossings, blamed israel for not cooperating. if a window can be agreed, only foreign nationals and gazans who hold dual national rmt will be able to leave. the crossing is the only access point to the enclave that's outside of israel's control . well, the us president control. well, the us president joe biden, will visit israel tomorrow in a show of solidarity as fears grow the war in gaza could engulf the middle east. his visit was announced by the us secretary of state, antony blinken, after several days of shuttle dip

according to the world health organisation , the mass health organisation, the mass displacement of peoplesplacement of people, coupled with the damage to water and sanitation services, is creating a dire situation for residents . a dire situation for residents. it comes as israel's prime minister dismissed calls for a ceasefire in the war against hamas, saying that it would mean surrendering to terrorism . more surrendering to terrorism. more than 8300 people have been killed by israeli attacks in gaza. rishi sunak government has been clear on its support for israel, but is urging for a humanitarian pause in the fighting to get aid into gaza . fighting to get aid into gaza. sir keir starmer has reaffirmed labour's support for a humanitarian pause in the israel—hamas war. speaking a short time ago, the labour leader said it was the only credible approach to the ongoing conflict, but he argued that a permanent ceasefire could risk more violence in the region, giving hamas a chance to carry out more attacks at every stage dunng out more attacks at every stage during this crisis. >> my approa

even hospitals have been told to evacuate, a move which the world health organisation says is tantamount to a death sentence. >> well, the people of gaza now await their fate after israel announced its gearing up for a comprehensive offensive involving air sea and land. the idf statement added soldiers have a strong emphasis on a substantial ground operation . substantial ground operation. >> meanwhile, the leader of hamas is believed to have met iran's foreign minister at a meeting in qatar , where they meeting in qatar, where they agreed to continue cooperation against what they call israel's occupation of palestinian territory. >> well, reaction to the planned escalation has come from all corners. the un relief agency says gaza is being pushed into an abyss, calling the situation the worst they've ever seen. russia has asked the un security council to vote on a draft resolution for an immediate ceasefire , with a vote expected ceasefire, with a vote expected tomorrow afternoon . tomorrow afternoon. >> and the reaction to the conflict is reverberating around the world with jewish commu

earlier the bbc spoke to tarikjasarevic of the world health organisation.bout this order because it would put at risk the lives of more than 2000 patients in gaza who are being treated in two major and many other smaller hospitals. there are a lot of patients on life support, people on ventilators, people needing haemodialysis, newborn in incubators, pregnant women with complications. so all these people cannot simplyjust be moved, that is why we have called on israel to reverse this decision. because health workers in the north of israel right now are still receiving patients in their facilities, lots of patients in corridors, even outside in the street. and these health workers are facing very difficult choice, whether to leave and try to look for safety for themselves or their family or to stay and treat the patients but at the same time, risk being bombed. and the third option, trying to evacuate patients knowing very well that it would do harm to those people who are in theircare. that is the word from the who in the last few hours and you will have se

totalitarian understands the totalitarian power over our lives being sought right now by the world health organisationatched the segway into war in the easy segway into war in ukraine with half a million dead ukrainians and counting and thousands upon thousands of dead russians, anyone who sees and fears the drive towards forever war. and yet knows. knows because it's obvious that the united states of america is in no position to fight simultaneous wars in ukraine and the middle east when that nation apparently cannot even defend its own southern border can share those doubts with me . share those doubts with me. anyone who thinks the rest of the west surely can't defend itself either, when all its might and money has been shipped to ukraine or flushed down the toilet in pursuit of net zero. anyone who writhes in disbelief at the realisation that our leaders care only about boosting the profits of arms dealers and drug dealers can come and sit with me. any one here in the uk who looks on at rishi sunak and keir starmer, our prime minister and our leader of the opposition and our leader of the oppositi

world. health organisation. 's an international health emergency, and that could easily, easily be on the grounds of their arguably questionable interpretation of the climate crisis. and if so , the climate crisis. and if so, what the likes of you and me have to do as a result, including being potentially locked down and ordered to submit to medical procedures and will our prime minister or any of our mps act to ensure none of this is possible for the people of britain? i suspect at most a shiver runs along the benches in the of the palace of the chamber of the palace of westminster, desperately in search spine run down 1 search of a spine to run down 1 or 2, perhaps the usual honourable exceptions. thank you . andrew bridgen, always, . andrew bridgen, as always, stand in plaintive defence of ancient liberty . but not enough. ancient liberty. but not enough. not nearly enough to prevent the inevitable hammering into place of the final nail in the coffin of the final nail in the coffin of our freedom. the cowards

than 1,500 people have been killed in gaza — including 11 health workers on duty for the world health organisationgnated as a terror organisation by many western governments, including the uk — launched an unprecedented attack on saturday. at least 150 hostages have been taken into the gaza strip, and israel says its blockade will not end until they are released. the us secretary of state anthony blinken met israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. he's now injordan, before travelling to qatar later, to urge both countries to help stop the conflict spreading. today, more western politicians are travelling to israel to show their solidarity — including the us defence secretary lloyd austin, and the head of the european commission, ursula von der leyen. this is the scene in gaza, where that mass evacuation to the south has been ordered to take place in the next 24 hours. it comes as israel is expected to launch a ground offensive into gaza with thousands of troops amassing at the border. more details are emerging of the atrocities committed by hamas gunmen, who rampaged throuthewish com

the world health organisation has condemned the explosion, calling it unprecedented .gn secretary james cleverly says the uk will work with allies to find out what happened at the hospital. the israeli ambassador to the uk, tzipi hotovely, responded to news of the hospital attack earlier on gb news this is a war that hamas started from this horrible massacre that happened in october 7th. >> i think everyone is still shocked in this country, in israel and around the world, from the atrocities that were exposed that hamas did . and as exposed that hamas did. and as we speak, there are still 199 israelis, including children and holocaust survivors, grandparents that are kept hostage in hamas hands. i want to check what happened, but i'm sure and i can guarantee you, we never target civilians . never target civilians. >> well, we've been watching pictures in the last 15 minutes or so of the us president,

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it's warned that all hospitals could run out of fuel within 24 hours, and the world health organisationays at least 2800 people have been killed in gaza . well, the us killed in gaza. well, the us president, joe biden, is on his way to the region tomorrow. he'll be in israel before attending a summit where he'll meet arab leaders in jordan. he'll be there to try to calm the conflict's regional effects . the conflict's regional effects. yesterday, he gave a clear warning to iran, told them not to get involved, but in a separate development, iran pledged to take pre—emptive action against israel in the coming hours. action against israel in the coming hours . well, a british coming hours. well, a british teenager who's been missing since last weekend's terror attacks by hamas has been confirmed dead. 13 year old yahel on the right of your picture, if you're watching on television, was killed when gunmen attacked her kibbutz on the 7th of october. yahel was killed along with her mother, lianne, while her elder sister, noya and father, eli , are still noya and father, eli, are still missing

the world health organisation has condemned the explosion, calling it unprecedented . and the it unprecedented. and the foreign secretary james cleverly says the uk will work with allies to find out what happened at the hospital. the israeli ambassador to the uk, tzipi hotovely, responded to news of the hospital attack earlier on gb news this is a war that hamas started from this horrible massacre that happened in october 7th. >> i think everyone is still shocked in this country, in israel and around the world, from the atrocities that were exposed that hamas did . and as exposed that hamas did. and as we speak, there are still 199 israelis, including children and holocaust survivors, grandparents that are kept hostage in hamas hands. i want to check what happened, but i'm sure and i can guarantee you, we never target civilians . never target civilians. >> well, we've been watching pictures in the last 15 minutes or so of the us president, joe biden, leaving for israel on a key visit to the middle east. and news from jordan has come through tonight's hospital through a

but the un and the world health organisation is criticising this warning from israel.t is going to be massive . be massive. >> oh yeah, and interestingly now we have a senior us state department official indicating that anthony blinken , the that anthony blinken, the secretary of state, when he was meeting benjamin netanyahu yesterday, had discussed the need to establish what they were calling safe areas in gaza where civilians could relocate . and civilians could relocate. and the latest we're getting from that state department official is that the us is engaging with both the red cross and the un relief agencies to figure out is a phrase they use. there what that might look like . so clearly that might look like. so clearly that might look like. so clearly thatis that might look like. so clearly that is in in discussion at the moment. we'll update as we get more from reuters that's been speaking to that state official . speaking to that state official. >> well, joining us now is deputy mayor of jerusalem , fleur deputy mayor of jerusalem, fleur hassan—nahoum . good a

the world health organisation is warning that medical supplies in gaza have been used up .sed up. the un is warning that there is a severe shortage of drinking water and unicef is appealing for a humanitarian corridor to be set up in and out of gaza. the israeli military . is carrying israeli military. is carrying out its threat to wreak mighty revenge. >> yeah, i think many of these pictures we're getting from the khan yunis area, which is where it's believed that hamas had a lot of its administrative buildings and political control centres . but also we're getting centres. but also we're getting from authorities in gaza that the airstrikes have been going further south, down towards the crossing with egypt, which, of course is the area where the united nations and other aid agencies wants to be reopened to get a humanitarian corridor. but indications that at the moment there are just very few crossings being allowed pre planned crossings at that rafah crossing . so effectively, gaza crossing. so effectively, gaza is still cut off at the moment. >> the un human rights chie