Now I spoke to James Elder, who spoke to

person for UNICEF, who I'm sure you all know all about,

last month and he was in Raffer at the time,

which is obviously in the south of Gaza

where most of Gaza's population have been forced to flee. They were told that was a safe zone.

That was a safe place for them to go.

Rafin now is under assault by the Israeli states. The Rafa for Kossing, the key point

for where aid comes in, has been captured by them.

James, you're a busy man, so just get straight to the point.

Just talk us three firstly, you know, this was, you were there in Raffa, what were the conditions there as was and just that idea

that most of the people there most of guys are population fled to Raffer on the

basis it's a safe so. Well exactly on so people who have come to Raffer I mean most of them have lost a home so let's start

with the basics that they've done what people around the world do which is save up

save up sometimes for generation put it in brick and mortar, that's been destroyed to rubble.

So they've come to this realization that their home, their earnings, everything, quite possibly a loved one killed at the same time.

So with all that trauma they've moved

three or four times been told, right go here. Then they live in a tent. Okay, they're living a tent in a

sandy block. It's a day long wait for a for a shower, so for a teenage girl or a grandmother or a pregnant woman,

three and a half thousand people to a shower.

So they wait all day for that.

And they've moved from a three bedroom house this was their home now they're

an attempt now every night remembering in Rafa still this does not just happen now

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