uninhabitable as israel continues its bombardment of the strip. with unrest threatening to spread across the middle east, us secretary of state antony blinken arrives in turkey for another trip to the region. and three months on from the october seven attack, the families of those taken hostage by hamas at the nova music festival visit the nova music festival visit the site, still hoping for their return. hello. i am carl nasman. the israeli war against the masses continuing amid concerns for those in the region. martin griffiths, un humanitarian chief says the area has been
that make it functions as a full democracy. we are at war with a terrorist organisation that doesn t abide by international law or any walker declaration to begin with. so we re doing everything we possibly could to try and abide by these rules. or any war crimes declaration. when sometimes may not succeed, it is a war zone. sometimes may not succeed, it is a war zone- is a war zone. unrwa has not been able is a war zone. unrwa has not been able to is a war zone. unrwa has not been able to confirm - is a war zone. unrwa has not been able to confirm the - is a war zone. unrwa has not. been able to confirm the claims of what asaf zamir has said. there have been repeated requests from media organisations for better access to report from inside gaza. it was one of the most shocking moments of the october seven attack on israel, hamas fighters storming into the super nova music festival, killing more than 360 people and taking more than a0 horses back into gaza. now nearly three mont
absolutely appropriate - that trip? i would say that the absolutely appropriate horror| absolutely appropriate horror that us government expressed at the massacre and kidnapping of israeli civilians on october seven should be accompanied by a consistency of principle. the united states government should make it clear that it isn t ok to target israeli civilians, and it isn t ok to starve palestinians civilians in order to pursue military purposes. aha, to pursue military purposes. a programme director at human rights watch, thank you for joining us. to talk more about the situation on the ground, my colleague katrina perry spoke to the executive director for the un s agency for palestinian refugees in the us. thank you forjoining us. can you tell is a bit about the situation such as your colleagues are seeing it? what operations like there at the moment? operations like there at the moment? gaza is a place of desperation moment? gaza is a place of desperation and moment? gaza is a
have been accompanied by statements from the israeli military saying that there are no civilians in gaza, that we are fighting a war against human animals, and therefore we will not allow humanitarian aid into gaza. , ., will not allow humanitarian aid into gaza- into gaza. israel says it is allowing into gaza. israel says it is allowing aid into gaza. israel says it is allowing aid into - into gaza. israel says it is allowing aid into gaza - into gaza. israel says it is| allowing aid into gaza and into gaza. israel says it is - allowing aid into gaza and part of the checks are to ensure that aid and other supplies don t end up in the hands of the hamas. i know you are also the hamas. i know you are also the founder or co founder of gisha access, an israeli and you re protecting the free movement of palestinians. beyond the bombardment and the civilian casualties we have also seen a restriction, haven t we, the part of palestinians not being able to enter israeli territory, where
that is with the 1.2 5 million people facing famine at the moment. i5 people facing famine at the moment- people facing famine at the moment. , . , people facing famine at the moment. , ., , , ., moment. is there anywhere your colleagues moment. is there anywhere your colleagues can moment. is there anywhere your colleagues can tell moment. is there anywhere your colleagues can tell people - moment. is there anywhere your colleagues can tell people to - colleagues can tell people to go that is safe? go that is safe? no, unfortunately, - go that is safe? no, unfortunately, as i go that is safe? no, | unfortunately, as the go that is safe? no, - unfortunately, as the israeli military has told the population to go south, unfortunately where they have been told to go has been bombarded. there are there frankly is no safe place in gaza, even three, un institutions play the blue flag do not say. there has been some 217 incidences of unrwa premises being bombed, or bombarded, and 62