And speaking about that, James, you recorded a video and
posted it on social media.
It's gotten some traction describing what you're seeing in Gaza
in particular with the children.
Let's watch that real quick.
More children with the wounds of war,
with the burns, with the shrapnel littering their body,
with the broken bones. In action
by those with influence is
allowing the killing of children.
This is a war on children.
Limited food, water, medicine. This is what you're describing.
Just chaos. How do you live like that?
What is the mood from these people?
You're speaking with
utter panic. It's like I've just been in a hospital
with bombardments going on all around.
I must say, as I was there,
10 children came in with the wounds of war.
Ten maybe in a couple of hours with horrendous wounds,
with shrapnel to the brain,
with eye injuries, with third degree burns.
It is a war zone,
that hospital. So there is panic among the people.
Absolutely. There's changes every hour here.
People don't know where to go.
They they they are almost a trance.
Children in the hospital, Isabelle,
are grabbing me. Mothers are grabbing me,
saying take me somewhere safe.
A little girl helped me and I I tried to
take a moment.
Always. She just had two empty water bottles.
She's in a hospital. Please,
can you put some water in them?
The water in the taps,
it's it's salty. She can't drink it.
So it's utter panic. People are being told to move
from A to B.
They're like, it's like a chess game,
except that that that it ends.
It ends in the death of children.
It's not a game for them,
the safe Zones. I think Isabelle is so important.
It's a, it's a false narrative and it's a dangerous
narrative.
People don't have the transport,
they don't know where they're meant to go.
They're places in the desert,
They have no water, they have no food,
They have no protection in these places.
And so when they get there,
disease, disease, stalks. And when they quite often get to
these places,
they are bombed. It's a very dangerous narrative that's being
shared.
They are not safe zones.
They will be zones of death,
right. And let me give a little bit more context
on that.
You're speaking about those Flyers at the IDF dropped with
those numbered zones telling people to go to to safe
areas.
But based on what you're saying,
it sounds like there is no safe area for them
to go.
And also they were QR codes in in in in
Gaza where Internet connection is spotty.
So even getting that map is questionable
spot on, Isabelle. It's
there is no Internet access.
You might get Wi-Fi if you're in a home,
there's no 4G or 3G-5G.
So people get these things and then 5 minutes later
there,
there is a bomb. Or on the way they going
there,
there is a bomb and they've already remembered these people
had their homes bombed in the north and saw a
family member,
a sister, a mother die.
Then they moved to a shelter,
which probably got bombed. They've come down South.
There is a there is a panic
among people here that they simply now do not know
where they're meant to go to.
Yeah. And Netanyahu has said that the war will continue
until,
quote, we achieve all of our goals.
What do you make of that?
And what does that mean for Palestinian civilians?
Devastation. The world has to now be aware
of the scale of this where
6000 children killed more. Now there's no doubt some of
the children I saw this morning the severity of their
wounds is about they will not,
they will not make it through the day.
Many, many other children there.
So the idea that it it continues a war on
children to continue whilst the world watches.
I think we have to accept now in a civilised
society,
those democracies that have a say here,
that silence is silence is complicity and they need to
look at it.
The as of mothers who've lost the ability to protect
their children,
of young students and the brilliant,
brilliant brains that I encounter all the time,
who are utterly, utterly fearful,
They have to accept that they are allowing the death
of these people.
As you and I have spoken,
there's been another two very large bombardments,
Isabel. It is. It is probably the most intense day
we've seen.
Certainly it's the most intense day the South has seen,
which is another narrative we've heard that we will not
possibly,
we are told governments will not possibly allow what to
happen in the South.
Has happened in the North.
Well, it's happening in the South.
I can bear witness to that.