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[00:00:00] The survey by hitting them with one missile means that pieces will be scattered.
[00:00:03] One piece comes out and the other, we can say, may God have mercy on him because his condition
[00:00:07] is critical. Where is the ceasefire? We tell the world where the ceasefire
[00:00:11] is, and every day we have bloodshed. Every day we bid farewell to each other.
[00:00:41] medical delegations from entering,
[00:01:00] Viewers, wherever you are, this is a new round of the program
[00:01:02] "Reporters in the Field." We highlight the most important
[00:01:06] and prominent developments and field events in various parts of the West
[00:01:10] Bank, as well as in the Gaza Strip. To follow up on the details
[00:01:14] of the field scene, our correspondent in the Gaza Strip, Safaa Al-Habeel, joins
[00:01:16] us via phone. Welcome, Safaa, to this round.
[00:01:20] So, the latest field developments witnessed in the Gaza Strip, and there
[00:01:24] is talk of two martyrs and a number of injuries. What are the details of that?
[00:01:27] Yes, I mean, Razan, this morning,
[00:01:30] or specifically an hour ago, unmanned aircraft
[00:01:34] bombed in the Al-Falujah area, specifically in
[00:01:37] Jabalia, a tent for the displaced, which led to the martyrdom of one
[00:01:40] citizen and the injury of others with wounds that medical
[00:01:44] teams described as serious for two of them.
[00:01:47] Medical teams always try to deal with these
[00:01:51] injuries and cases, but the difficulty and complexity of some
[00:01:54] injuries prevent saving the lives of some of these
[00:01:57] wounded and injured. Also, in
[00:02:01] the Al-Zawaida area, specifically
[00:02:04] in the central Gaza Strip, unmanned aircraft
[00:02:08] targeted at dawn
[00:02:11] today a tent for the displaced, which led to the
[00:02:14] martyrdom of one citizen and the injury of a number of
[00:02:17] residents in the displacement camps near this
[00:02:20] targeting, as the targeting came in the late hours
[00:02:23] of last night, or specifically after
[00:02:26] midnight, which, as I mentioned, led to the martyrdom of one
[00:02:30] citizen. So, we are today,
[00:02:34] and things are still
[00:02:37] in the early morning hours.
[00:02:39] There is talk of two martyrs and a number
[00:02:43] of missing persons. Israeli violations, Razan, are continuing. The occupation
[00:02:46] continues to target the eastern areas, the central
[00:02:50] camps, specifically Al-Bureij, Al-Maghazi, and Al-Masdar,
[00:02:54] and is making yellow cube advancements day by day
[00:02:57] by a few meters from the eastern areas to the
[00:03:01] central area, and this area is very
[00:03:04] close to Salah al-Din Street, which leads to Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital.
[00:03:07] We note that the occupation has always
[00:03:11] threatened the issue of
[00:03:14] storming hospitals and threatening these hospitals,
[00:03:18] as Israel, so there is fear of repeating scenarios
[00:03:21] of storming hospitals, especially since Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital is one of
[00:03:25] the main hospitals in the central camps. Some cases are transferred
[00:03:29] from Gaza City and
[00:03:32] from Khan Yunis to this hospital. The presence
[00:03:35] of some field hospitals inside the hospital for Doctors Without Borders
[00:03:39] and for some international organizations
[00:03:41] in the southern governorates. The occupation
[00:03:45] also stopped the entry of goods and products
[00:03:49] through the Rafah crossing. This crossing
[00:03:52] used to bring in a number of trucks
[00:03:55] of humanitarian aid and
[00:03:58] commercial goods to the Strip, but the occupation announced that
[00:04:02] it would close the crossing to the movement of commercial goods. Yes,
[00:04:06] Safaa. Yes, Safaa, in this context, how does the continuation of these
[00:04:10] Israeli violations affect the lives of citizens, especially in
[00:04:12] the areas witnessing the return
[00:04:15] of the displaced? We are still on the verge of winter,
[00:04:18] and the Meteorological Department warned that starting
[00:04:21] tomorrow, Friday morning, there will be rainfall
[00:04:25] and there will be storms and strong winds. We are
[00:04:27] a coastal area, so the chance of
[00:04:31] the collapse and flooding of many displaced tents
[00:04:34] is 100% likely. The occupation prevented the entry of new
[00:04:38] tents for the dismantling of old tents.
[00:04:42] Also, the humanitarian situation is catastrophic in every sense of the
[00:04:45] word. The closure of commercial crossings means that the occupation
[00:04:49] wants to starve the Strip again. Humanitarian
[00:04:52] aid for some international organizations has decreased.
[00:04:56] WFP announced that it would reduce food
[00:04:59] rations for approximately 15,000 people that were supposed to
[00:05:02] be distributed to these families. I mean, things,
[00:05:06] with the exorbitant prices of some goods
[00:05:09] and the loss of many of these basic goods,
[00:05:12] such as sugar, flour, and nutrition-related
[00:05:15] matters, the Strip will
[00:05:19] surely face a new famine, especially
[00:05:22] since the occupation always threatens
[00:05:25] first with the issue of closing crossings
[00:05:28] and then implements it and prevents the entry
[00:05:31] of goods and humanitarian aid into
[00:05:34] the Strip. Yes, Safaa, what about the collapse
[00:05:37] of the health system in the hospitals of the Gaza Strip in
[00:05:41] light of the severe shortage of medical supplies
[00:05:43] and medical equipment? I mean,
[00:05:47] Razan, this is a very important and very sensitive point.
[00:05:50] When the occupation prevents
[00:05:54] it does not want the current situation of the Strip to be seen
[00:05:57] by the international community first.