released on wednesday, israeli prime minister netanyahu said mr sinwar may not be there, but it's only a matter of time before they find him. for more, middle east correspondent, hugo bachega, sent this update. it was another day of strong warnings from un officials about the situation in gaza. the un human is chief described the situation as apocalyptic. the agency responsible for palestinian refugees said humanitarian assistance in the territory had virtually stopped because of limited delivery of humanitarian aid to gaza. and in a dramatic intervention, the un secretary—general antonio guterres said that the situation in gaza was at risk of humanitarian collapse, saying that the war is causing catastrophe in gaza and that the territory may never recover from that. he also called for a ceasefire in gaza, something that has been rejected by the israeli authorities and also by the biden administration. in gaza, fighting continues and khan younis in the south of the territory is a key target of the israeli forces. this is where the israeli authorities believe that members of the hamas leadership are hiding, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said israeli tanks were encircling the house of the top hamas leader in gaza, it is unclear whether there is anyone inside this house and the prime minister appeared to be referring to that when he said that the leader may not be in this house, but that it was a matter of time before he was captured. 0bviously, of time before he was captured. obviously, the goal of the israeli military is to eliminate hamas, so capturing or killing the hamas leadership is one of the objectives of the israeli military in gaza. in a rare move, the un's secretary general told the security council it must act immediately to avert a humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. in a letter to the security council's president, antonio guterres warned that the war "may aggravate threats to international peace and security." though he condemned hamas�*s attacks on israel, and called for the remaining hostages to be released, his focus was primarily on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. in response to that letter, israel's ambassador to the un said the chief had reached a "new moral low" — accusing him of bias. following the un chief's letter, israel's security cabinet approved a minimal increase of fuel to enter gaza to prevent a humanitarian collapse. 0ur international editor jeremy bowen reports now on the situation and a warning — you may find some of the images in his report distressing. more palestinian civilians fled south towards the egyptian border after israel declared a brief pause in combat operations. almost two million gazans have fled their homes. israel says it is killing fewer civilians, as the us has requested. the un says nowhere in this tiny territory is safe. this person offers people lifts. he says he has seen casualties in the street with legs or heads blown off, and no—one can reach them. the stream of misery entering the hospital in khan younis does not stop, and neither is growing condemnation from international relief agencies of the pain and death israel is inflicting on gaza's civilians. it's one of the worst assaults on any civilian population in our time and age, according to the norwegian refugee council. as israel's forces push south, their leaders reject that outright. the damage and death, they say, is the fault of hamas for starting this war. israel has given out video of captured weapons it says were found near schools and clinics — more proof, the army insists, that hamas uses civilians as human shields. injerusalem, lynn hastings, a senior un official, said hamas attacks on israel were horrific and atrocious, but now israel has obligations. there are allegations that the un isn't doing enough, but it's up to the government of israel to let us do enough. and right now, the conditions inside of gaza are not permitting us to do ourjob and to deliver humanitarian assistance. should the israelis examine their conscience? i think we should all be examining our conscience in terms what's going on in gaza. and you will have heard many people say, "have we actually lost our humanity in this crisis?" do you think we have? i think some of us have, maybe, yeah. i think the world is not doing enough to end this. israel could end it tomorrow. they could indeed. and in gaza, another dead child gets a last kiss. the bbc freelance who filmed this mass funeral reported it followed an israeli strike on deir al balah which killed 47, including 15 children. nine people are still under the rubble. israel says only force will destroy hamas and save its hostages, but the americans have warned israel that fighting the war this way, killing so many civilians, risks driving palestinians into the arms of hamas — and for israel, that would be a strategic defeat. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. for more on the ongoing conflict and mr gutteres�* renewed calls for a truce i spoke to new york's acting consul general for israel, aviv ezra. thank you for being with us on bbc news. as you know, right now, heavy fighting is taking place across gaza including in the south and according to the united nations, some 600,000 people there have been told to evacuate. we also know that the idf says it reserves the right to strike other targets at its discretion. so how do people know where to go where they will be safe? know where to go where they will be safe ?_ know where to go where they will be safe? ., ~ i. ,., . will be safe? thank you so much for having _ will be safe? thank you so much for having me — will be safe? thank you so much for having me on _ will be safe? thank you so much for having me on your show. - will be safe? thank you so much for having me on your show. as | for having me on your show. as you know, the clear differentiation between what we do and what hamas does is that we make that differentiation between noncombatants and the militant hamas and the idea that we have in mind was to clear safe passages and safe zones where we know for a fact that we will be able to make sure that innocent civilians there will not be heard. we have identified specific areas like that and we have published it in a map that the one hand is interactive but know there are challenges in internet in the gaza strip so we sent out other text messages or leaflets to make sure these locations will be safer innocent civilians because at the end of the day, we have to go after hamas combatants to make sure this does not happen again in terms of the atrocities.- terms of the atrocities. many --eole terms of the atrocities. many peeple have _ terms of the atrocities. many people have been _ terms of the atrocities. many people have been speaking l terms of the atrocities. many| people have been speaking to our correspondence and say they don't know where to go, but they do go to any area of ground for example, we are talking in one area about a tiny patch of land, 600,000 people, is that enough to support their humanitarian needs quiz but we're talking about hundreds of thousands of people congregating in tiny area. ' :: :: , �* people congregating in tiny area. i“, ii , �* . area. 100%, we're looking at that challenge _ area. 10096, we're looking at that challenge very - area. 10096, we're looking at| that challenge very carefully. we want to make sure that we will minimise as much as mckandie hurting any civilians, the humanitarian effort is continuously in action. we are bringing in trucks and convoys of food and water and medical supplies. we are supporting field hospitals that are coming from international sources and we're making sure that even fuel in and even though we know that these kind of support are usually the confiscated or stored by hamas, doesn't really make sense that we will continue fighting with hammers and also supported them with these materials but for us is crucial to make sure the innocent civilians will congregate and as he said, there's a lot of innocent civilians that have paid the price but they need to pinpoint that specific responsibility to hamas who knew exactly what they were doing in embedding themselves behind innocent civilians in schools and hospitals, anywhere there is definitely a war crime. flan hospitals, anywhere there is definitely a war crime.- definitely a war crime. can i 'ust definitely a war crime. can i just asked. _ definitely a war crime. can i just asked, are _ definitely a war crime. can i just asked, are we - definitely a war crime. can i just asked, are we not - definitely a war crime. can i i just asked, are we not beyond that point now because of the un secretary—general is calling for a ceasefire because the humanitarian needs are just so great. antonio guterres has now invoked article 99, saying essentially the humanitarian system could collapse system could colla pse altogether system could collapse altogether in gaza, the conflict threatens international security. shouldn't there be a ceasefire? i want to remind viewers that 0ctober six sc, we had a ceasefire and that was broken by hamas on october the 7th when they attacked us with all the atrocities including raping our women and killing our babies and extracting children from their beds and taking them to hamas, to the gaza strip. we still have 137 of these hostages. humanitarian is a two—way street. we need the red cross to be allowed to visit her hostages. this is something which is unacceptable and once again another war crime, not to speak about the 11,000 rockets that have been showered on our people on an everyday basis. i think humanitarian is a two—way street. we will keep our end of the commitment, we will make sure humanitarian support keeps coming in as much as we can but on the other hand to —— to request a ceasefire, we know the only reason they agreed to the only reason they agreed to the exchange and swap hostages would only be through military pressure and we will make sure that there will —— that's why i want to make sure we will remind to bring these hostages back sooner rather than later and eradicating hamas capability. i and eradicating hamas capability-— and eradicating hamas capability. and eradicating hamas caabili . . ., ., ., ~ capability. i also want to talk about the — capability. i also want to talk about the allegations - capability. i also want to talk about the allegations of - capability. i also want to talk about the allegations of rape and sexual violence you spoke about during the hamas attacks on the 7th of october. with these kind of allegations continuing to come to light, how do you want that to be pursued from an international justice perspective? you know, the gender-based _ justice perspective? you know, the gender-based violence - justice perspective? you know, the gender-based violence and j the gender—based violence and the gender—based violence and the raping and the stories of witnesses that we are receiving of gang raping of ten hamas terrorists against one innocent girl and the last one also executed, is unbelievable, unspeakable, unimaginable. we are talking with our counterparts in all places around the world and i have to tell you that silence is complicity. we need to make sure that the un and all organisations who speak against it, because if we don't speak against it now, all women will be later on exposed to these kind of atrocities, and it's unacceptable that we have a me too unless you are a jew version of these events. thank ou for version of these events. thank you for being _ version of these events. thank you for being with _ version of these events. thank you for being with us. - version of these events. thank you for being with us. thank i you for being with us. thank ou so you for being with us. thank you so much _ you for being with us. thank you so much for— you for being with us. thank you so much for having - you for being with us. thank you so much for having me, | you for being with us. thank - you so much for having me, god bless. ., ., �* ., _ bless. for more, i'm “oined by the ceo bless. for more, i'm “oined by the cso oft bless. for more, i'm “oined by the ceo of an t bless. for more, i'mjoined by the ceo of an organisation - bless. for more, i'mjoined by the ceo of an organisation for| the ceo of an organisation for civic engagement and political literacy of muslim americans. thank you so much forjoining us this evening on bbc news. of course, as you know, today the un secretary—general antonio guterres has taken that move to invoke article 99 of the un charter, sighting among other things what he says is a severe risk of collapse of the humanitarian system in gaza. what are your thoughts on that? my what are your thoughts on that? my thought is that he is right and he — my thought is that he is right and he is _ my thought is that he is right and he is doing his best to sound _ and he is doing his best to sound the alarm. it's a humanitarian catastrophe. hundreds of thousands of people are sleeping on the streets, in the streets, as we are in winter— the streets, as we are in winter now and obviously people are experiencing extreme conditions, lack of food, lack of medicine, lack of shelter, and — of medicine, lack of shelter, and even _ of medicine, lack of shelter, and even the sewage and the garbage _ and even the sewage and the garbage is piling up in the south _ garbage is piling up in the south because of 2 million pebble _ south because of 2 million people in that small corner of the world, and the un system is clearly— the world, and the un system is clearly broken, i've experienced that in other conflicts when i was at the state _ conflicts when i was at the state department, like in syria and other_ state department, like in syria and other hotspots. the argument _ and other hotspots. the argument from - and other hotspots. the argument from israel i and other hotspots. the argument from israel is | and other hotspots. tia: argument from israel is that ultimately this is about self defence, it's about the existence of israel and if they are not able to defeat hamas than essentially what we saw on the 7th of october could be replicated once again. is there another way to defeat hamas, in your view?— another way to defeat hamas, in your view? you know, unless the israeli government _ your view? you know, unless the israeli government thinks - your view? you know, unless the israeli government thinks that i israeli government thinks that it's survival depends on the murder— it's survival depends on the murder of children, and according to their own statistics they say they have called — statistics they say they have called 5000 hamas fighters and militants, which means they have — militants, which means they have killed two civilians for every — have killed two civilians for every hamas member, including one chiid~ — every hamas member, including one child. that's an unacceptable ratio. really it begs — unacceptable ratio. really it begs the question, how precise is this? — begs the question, how precise is this? if— begs the question, how precise is this? if indeed it is precise _ is this? if indeed it is precise. pretty intentional. perhaps _ precise. pretty intentional. perhaps the killing of palestinians is quite intentional at this point. what would it look _ intentional at this point. what would it look like? _ intentional at this point. what would it look like? there - intentional at this point. what would it look like? there has| would it look like? there has to be a cessation _ would it look like? there has to be a cessation of- to be a cessation of hostilities. if israel wants to kill hamas fighters there is a more — kill hamas fighters there is a more targeted way of doing these — more targeted way of doing these operations, like any counterterrorism operation we've — counterterrorism operation we've seen in the world. not that— we've seen in the world. not that i— we've seen in the world. not that i condone it because is a cessation _ that i condone it because is a cessation of hostilities. israei— cessation of hostilities. israel has proven itself unwilling or unable to exercise caution — unwilling or unable to exercise caution and to actuallyjust kill terrorists, they are killing _ kill terrorists, they are killing the civilian population but we — killing the civilian population but we need international intervention, international mediation that puts us on a more — mediation that puts us on a more credible path towards resolution of the root causes of this— resolution of the root causes of this conflict which didn't begin— of this conflict which didn't begin on october the 7th and absolutely is rooted in israel because _ absolutely is rooted in israel because my occupation of the palestinians and denial of their— palestinians and denial of their rightful self—determination. i want to ask about _ self—determination. i want to ask about your thoughts on the prospect— ask about your thoughts on the prospect for another temporary cessation — prospect for another temporary cessation of hostilities. cognisant of the fact that also in recent days we've been hearing increasing reports of rape, sexual violence, committed against women by hamas on the 7th of october and with those reports coming to light, what do you think that means for the prospect of another truce being negotiated? they should absolutely be another truce. we welcome the release — another truce. we welcome the release of— another truce. we welcome the release of the hostages on both sides. _ release of the hostages on both sides, because apparently it has had _ sides, because apparently it has had thousands of children and women in its jails. so we absolutely want more of that. we innocent people on both sides— we innocent people on both sides that have been captured by militants or the idf to be released. absolutely we need an investigation, an international investigation, an international investigation of these allegations of rape and sexual violence — allegations of rape and sexual violence which are abhorrent, both— violence which are abhorrent, both under international law and islamic law. those who are culpable — and islamic law. those who are culpable need to be brought to justice — culpable need to be brought to justice. we have heard allegations of rape in israeli jails. — allegations of rape in israeli jails, they need to be investigated as much, and perhaps— investigated as much, and perhaps more because israel is a recipient _ perhaps more because israel is a recipient of us aid to the tune — a recipient of us aid to the tune of— a recipient of us aid to the tune of $14 billion.- tune of $14 billion. very briefly. _ tune of $14 billion. very briefly, now _ tune of $14 billion. very briefly, now you - tune of $14 billion. very briefly, now you have i tune of $14 billion. very i briefly, now you have been taking part in closed—door meetings with the biden administration with regards to the administration's policy on israel. has the white house taking any actions as a result of your meetings so far? we put had any recent _ of your meetings so far? we put had any recent meetings, - had any recent meetings, however, we've seen a change in rhetoric — however, we've seen a change in rhetoric and _ however, we've seen a change in rhetoric and tone which is welcome by the secretary of defence by the vice president. recently— defence by the vice president. recently calling upon israel to exercise — recently calling upon israel to exercise caution and not attack civilians. — exercise caution and not attack civilians, particularly in the south, _ civilians, particularly in the south, and that the us will not support— south, and that the us will not support any permanent withdrawal of the borders or permanent displacement of its population. but the administration keeps going back to really— administration keeps going back to really the israeli government's talking points of excusing — government's talking points of excusing their behaviour, saying _ excusing their behaviour, saying we are telling them to exercise _ saying we are telling them to exercise caution and we are doing — exercise caution and we are doing our— exercise caution and we are doing our best. and really backsliding, that kind of rhetoric that's necessary right now _ rhetoric that's necessary right now to — rhetoric that's necessary right now to stress to the israelis that— now to stress to the israelis that they— now to stress to the israelis that they will be held responsible and that our support for them cannot be unconditional and indefinite. thank— unconditional and indefinite. thank you so much for being with us. ., ., thank you so much for being with us. ., ,, , ., thank you so much for being with us. ., ,, i. thank you so much for being with us. ., ~' ,, . with us. thank you so much. around the _ with us. thank you so much. around the world _ with us. thank you so much. around the world and - with us. thank you so much. around the world and across| with us. thank you so much. - around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. widespread flooding from a cyclone battered chennai in india on wednesday. rescuers used boats, robes and helicopters to save people stranded in their homes. the cyclone triggered torrential rain and heavy wind after it barrelled into the southern coast, leaving 13 people dead, most in tamil nadu. in zambia, rescue workers have pulled the four survivors out of a copper mine after a landslide, at least 38 people working on site were trapped after heavy rains triggered a landslide. officials said the rescue team also wretches —— matt rescued two bodies. the presidents of zambia was still hopeful the trapped miners were still alive. kevin mccarthy has announced he will leave congress at the end of the year. he served as speaker for of the year. he served as speakerfor nine months before right—wing members of his caucus came together to oust him from working with democrats on a bill to prevent a government shutdown. kevin mccarthy said he would pursue his passion in a new arena. your life away bbc news. us senate republicans have blocked a $110 billion security package for ukraine which is backed by democrats. it also included funding for israel and taiwan as well as more money for us border security programmes. republicans wanted to include tougher border policies to curb administration —— immigration. it comes after volodymyr zelensky abruptly cancelled the briefing with us lawmakers on tuesday. it's unclear why president zelensky cancelled but he did address a virtual meeting of g7 leaders today where the group announced a new ban on russian diamonds and financial sanctions. the beynon administration it did announce administration it did announce a $175 million package of military aid to the uk on wednesday. —— but the biden administration. that includes guided missiles and anti—arms system at the white house once the money it has left to send to ukraine is running out. here in washington thejustice department announced war crimes charges against four russian soldiers accused of abducting and torturing an american thing in ukraine in april last year. the attorney general merrick garland says the victim endured days of beatings, interrogations and threats. we allege that as they interrogated him, they tortured him, they beat him again and again. they punched him in his chest and stomach. they threatened to shoot him. they stripped off his clothes and took pictures. 0ne stripped off his clothes and took pictures. one of the conspirators threatened to sexually assault him. the soldiers _ sexually assault him. the soldiers are _ sexually assault him. the soldiers are unlikely - sexually assault him. the soldiers are unlikely to i sexually assault him. the soldiers are unlikely to appear in the us to face charges foot of the american was eventually evacuated from ukraine months later. right now, the fourth republican presidential debate is under way in tuscaloosa alabama and the event is hosted by the tv network news ignition at the university of alabama, featuring the smallest group of candidates to qualify for a debate so far. just four. ron desantis, nikki haley, david ramaswamy and chris christie. 0nce ramaswamy and chris christie. once again, the leading gop contenderformer once again, the leading gop contender former president tom transc and the debate and opted to host a private fundraiser in florida. the candidates came out swinging against nikki haley, launching a range of verbal attacks on her record and against each other. more on that debate about the candidates discussed the hours ahead. police say at least three people have been killed and one has been injured in a shooting at the las vegas campus of the university of nevada. the gunman is also doubtful to police say another person is in a critical condition at a hospital. there is no clear indication of a motive. in a white house statement president biden called the shooting a horrific act of gun violence. there have been 39 mass shootings in the united states this year, surpassing last year's record of 36, according to the washington post. the deadliest mass shooting happened in october when a 14—year—old shot and killed 18 people and wounded 13 others. nearly one week into the united nations climate summit in dubai, critics say not enough progress is being made. the climate chief accused country's of posturing and urged them to reach new agreements to meet global climate goals. 0n global climate goals. on wednesday the cop28 summit focused on the environmental impact of transport and urban areas including waste management, sustainable building and electric vehicles. earlier my colleagues spoke to carl nasman who is at the conference. car, with the summit halfway along, where do things stand? i guess you could call this half—time if you want to go to the sports analogy. we are halfway through and what we've seen so far is this flurry of activity, so many agreements and pledges and promises coming from various sectors in different countries. it has cut the summer off to a positive start many people. the big headline of course what the agreement to finalise and launch this loss and damage fund that provides money to developing countries on the front lines of climate change. the second biggest agreement we saw was this more than 100 countries going to triple the renewable energy capacity and double energy efficiency by the end of the decade, by 2030. but of course, the devil is in the details and getting disagreements down in writing in the second half of this conference, that's going to make the difference.- conference, that's going to make the difference. what do ou think make the difference. what do you think the _ make the difference. what do you think the sticking - make the difference. what do you think the sticking points | you think the sticking points will be going forward? we are here late in — will be going forward? we are here late in dubai _ will be going forward? we are here late in dubai and - will be going forward? we are here late in dubai and most . here late in dubai and most people have left but the people who haven't yet left of the negotiators themselves. a few minutes ago we saw them walking at one of the buildings to our right, big flood of tired —looking people. iwaved right, big flood of tired —looking people. i waved to try to get their attention and i said, how's it going, can you give me a thumbs up or thumbs down? 0ne give me a thumbs up or thumbs down? one of them gave me one of these, like, it's going 0k! these are tough negotiations. they have been working almost day or night for the past few days. one of the biggest sticking points comes down to a very small twist of phrase, whether to phase out fossil fuels or face down down fossil fuels. a big group of nations really pushing for a total phase out. others standing in the way, they wantjust phase out. others standing in the way, they want just a phase out. others standing in the way, they wantjust a phase down or maybe even no mention of fossil fuels at all. these are the kinds of things that can hold up an entire conference and push it into overtime or maybe even might get some really important agreements done. so this is what people will be watching now in the second half of cop28. ., , , now in the second half of com. . y , ., cop28. really interesting, carl nasman, thank— cop28. really interesting, carl nasman, thank you _ cop28. really interesting, carl nasman, thank you so - cop28. really interesting, carl nasman, thank you so much. l nasman, thank you so much. you're watching bbc news, stay with us. hello there. while wednesday was a pretty chilly day for many of us, again, we had some blue skies and sunshine, especially towards northern and eastern areas of the uk. a lovely scene there in perth and kinross, but it wasn't quite as sunny as that further south and west, where we had rain spreading in, well, courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in from the southwest. now, we could see a spell of snow in the central lowlands into thursday morning. that could be disruptive, just one to keep an eye on first thing on thursday, and maybe a touch of frost here. but elsewhere, you can see temperatures above freezing. so a frost—free night. as we go through thursday, though, we will see further heavy rain moving in from the west. notice these green colours here. really quite intense rain for a time, and a windy day, really, for many of us. those winds really picking up, particularly around the irish sea coast. gales here, severe gales in the far north east of scotland. but it's through thursday that we'll see that milder air, really, spread to all parts. so temperatures a bit higher, seven or eight celsius for many, but double figures towards northern ireland, wales and the south west of england. but the rain could be a little bit disruptive. we could see some localised flooding as we go through thursday. into the evening, that rain does spread away to the east, but some really quite high rainfall totals for some of us. but the milder air firmly with us because it'll be a frost free night into friday morning. temperatures no lower than about five to seven or eight celsius. and there's that milder air i've been talking about. you can see the colder condition is just limited to the very, very far northeast of scotland. the south—westerly winds bring those milder conditions or less cold conditions, i should really say, because it's not exactly mild. but we do have on friday further pulses of rain moving its way in from the west, all linked in with that area of low pressure. just situated across northern ireland. some sunny spells, especially towards the south east of england during the day, and many more of us will see temperatures getting up into double figures. how about the weekends then? well, it's going to stay unsettled. there'll be further bouts of rain coming their way in from the atlantic. you can see the south—westerly airflow moving those weather fronts in. now, the weekend isn't going to be completely wet. there will be some sunny spells in between some spells of rain. but you notice those temperatures will stay up in double figures for many of us with rain at times. bye— bye. the bosses of some of the world's biggest banks testify at a us senate, we'll unpick what they said about the us and global economy. and how artificial intelligence is helping farmers reduce emissions and stay productive in the face of extreme weather. hello and welcome to asia business report. i'm arunoday mukharji. the chief executives of eight global banks have testified under oath at an annual senate hearing. they made comments about the state of the us economy, with some bosses warning of recession and tough times ahead. they also all agreed that crypto currency should be regulated in the same way as banks are. but it was another issue that caused the biggest reaction, as erin delmore explains. regulators say the new rules are needed to make sure banks have sufficient resources to pay their debts in order to protect the system in a crisis. but on capitol hill wednesday, eight us bank ceos said that's unnecessary and issued a warning that new regulations will hurt the economy and credit markets. the rule would have predictable and harmful

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