And even when they have it in some camps, it's not enough for one meal. We will be arguing about one milk birthday, which is unhealthy. It includes, like, the price or lensiness in terms of when you need to get to the aid distribution places. How far are they from you, and is that journey from you to them safe?
No, the journey is not as unsafe as going like walking. 20 kilometres or even more than this around us in Gaza City, there is one distribution sector which is a necessary corridor, and it's closed for four weeks. People go there whenever they go, even the young people.
Who's allowed to go there? It's very hard to access these sites and they are getting shot because the rebel forces are around this area and people are trying to get closer to these sites and whenever they they they, they are taking the ground and crawling too much.
To get the food, most of them are being killed. We can see like as you said, so in the media ,lots of fatalities were reported when they are going there,e and there is no systematic process to get the food, they just give them 10 minutes or 15 minutes together, whatever they can. And then they are at risk and in danger of not getting the food.
Well, that was God that I could speak to us from Gaza, and I spoke to a short time ago, the Israeli Defence Forces, IDF, has in the past said that it works to mitigate civilian harm as much as possible and regrets any harm to uninvolved civilians. Emily Thornberry. I have. The Foreign Affairs Select Committee has joined us in the studio. Miss Thornbury, good morning. Good morning.
