this sp cnn breaking news. hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo with our continuing coverage of the war on hamas. some 80 egyptian ambulances entered rafah border crossing this morning to receive injured palestinian patients, and an egyptian reporter told that at the crossing. if the patients crossed into egypt, they will be the first palestinians allowed out of gaza since the war began more than three weeks ago. cnn s scott mclean is covering this live from london. what more you hearing about these ambulances? the fact that there are 80 or so ambulances at the border is about the same number of palestinians that we had been told yesterday by the medical director of the al shifa hospital in gaza that would be leaving gaza for egypt. he said there were 81 badly injured palestinians who would be able to or would be transported to the rafah border crossing with the understanding or with the plan
hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo live from london. it is wednesday, november 1. it is 10:00 a.m. he dat the rafh border crossing where ambulances have arrived to bring the injured from gaza into egypt. we re being told that they are being discharged from hospitals in gaza that can t provide the surgeries that they need. if all goes as planned, this would be the first permitted to leave gaz since a since the sta the word. and first group of foreign nationals might also be allowed to exit through the rafah crossing. meanwhile israeli military is revealing new details about the extent of its bombardment in gaza. more than 11,000 terrorist targets have been hit since the start of the war, that makes an average of more than 440 strikes per day and that includes the recent bombing of gaza s largest refugee camp which has triggered concern and harsh condemnation from around the world and resulted in s
inside syria but to people across the world. in 2012, the muslims began their assault on the city of aleppo. that s when he started seeing children becoming victims of war. children getting caught in the crossfire. children being killed by spray bullets, by snipers, by rockets, as rebels and government forces continued to fight on and on for weeks, sometimes over just a matter of 100 feet. but the real horrors came for children when the barrel bombs began. the conflict took an even uglier turn in 2013 when the government used sarin gas against the people in a damascus suburb. i don t think anyone can forget seeing the images of the children s bodies wrapped in these white shrouds. since then there has been no end to depravity. we have seen children who have
very different city. it was quiet. very few people on the streets. and it felt like everyone was staying at home. i went in the morning to a mosque which was about not far from the site of the main protest that was stormed yesterday, and this was really transformed into a house with schools of corpses laid out on the floor wrapped in bloody white shrouds. i counted at least 234 bodies inside. there was family members crouched near them. many of them were weeping. many were scanning lists of names of the dead, trying to find their loved ones, plastered on the mosque walls. it was a typically hot summer day in cairo and people were carrying in blocks of ice to place on the corpses to try to stop them from decaying, but the smell of death is really heavy, and there was fans placed next to the body and people spraying air freshener.