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meanwhile, the united nations says more than 800,000 people have now fled rafah, in southern gaza. many have been forced to head northwards, to areas which the united nations says have little clean drinking water or sanitation, as the israeli offensive continues. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams sent this report. street battles injabalia. israeli forces have been fighting here for days. gunfire hamas, they say, is back, and needs to be dealt with. this is dangerous urban warfare, at close quarters. the israelis were here months ago and moved on. these, some warn, early signs of an insurgency that could last for months. israel has been attacking from the air too. scenes today reminiscent of the war s terrifying early stages. buildings flattened, bodies trapped under the rubble. gunfire more street battles this time, in the south. the israeli army still advancing on rafah, the only city yet to experience a full scale assault. but 800,000 palestinians have already fled
LawGeorgiaPresidentProtestsFundingPlusUsMiddle-eastHelena-humphreyBenjamin-netanyahuHostagesProtesters on tuesday barring what the government calls foreign influence . protests around parliament continued into the early hours of wednesday. the law would see any organisation that receives more than 20% of its funding from abroad being subject to stronger government scrutiny. the white house has called on georgia s president to veto the law, saying it is similar to measures seen in russia. rayhan demytrie is in the georgian capital tbilisi for us. georgians are waking up to the first day since their country s lawmakers in the building behind me adopted this controversial law that people fear will stifle georgia s democracy. we are expecting students and youth to come back to this street outside parliament later today. a lot of students from a number of universities here in the capital tbilisi are on strike. they are not attending their lectures. opposition mps are also boycotting parliament from today and we have a number of european politicians visiting georgia. they held a me
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