From New York, this is democracy now.

This is where people in Gaza used to flee from the North and the Eastern part.

Seeking safety.

This is Gaza City, the center of Gaza City, where people used to consider it safety.

This is just to approve that there is no place saving Gaza.

Hospitals are going to be turned into graveyards.

That's the warning from the international red cross about the dire situation in Gaza, where Israel's massive bombardment has killed over 1,350 people including 326 children.

Much of Gaza is without electricity and supplies of food and water are dwindling amidst Israel's devastating siege imposed after Hamas' surprise attack on Saturday that killed over 1,300 people in Israel.

We'll go to Gaza for the latest.

Come and see how the Palestinians are struggling in Gaza now.

We no longer have the basic needs for life here.

Life has ended in Gaza.

The Palestinian residents in Gaza are in unwar shelters, but they have no water, no electricity, no bread, even.

We'll also go to Tel Aviv to speak with a leading Israeli human rights attorney.

He writes, Israelis must maintain their humanity even when they're blood boils.

Well, that and more coming up.

Welcome to democracynowdemocracynow.org, the Warren Peace Report.

I'm Amy Goodman.

Gaza's humanitarian crisis is deepening as Israel continues to pummel the besiege Palestinian territory with air and artillery attacks for a sixth straight day, reducing whole neighborhoods to rubble.

Gaza's Ministry of Health says Israel's attacks have killed more than 1,350 Palestinians and wounded more than 6,000.

More than 320 children are among the dead.

Survivors have been seen searching the rubble of their homes for lost possessions and food.

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