The Enclave
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| Initial release | April 14, 2002 |
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| Directors | Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen |
| First episode date | April 14, 2002 |
| Written by | Hein Schütz |
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| ID | 2926821 |
About The Enclave
The Enclave is a three-part series directed by Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen, about the fall of Srebrenica and the Dutch government's failure to protect the town from attackers. The series originally aired by Netherlands Public Broadcasting. The series was made in 2002.
Why has the Gaza ceasefire come to an end?
... Why did the ceasefire end? An hour before the ceasefire was due to end at 07:00 local time (05:00 GMT), the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported that sirens were sounding for communities close to the Gaza Strip - it then said it had intercepted a rocket fired from The Enclave...
Israel-Gaza: Protests against MPs cross a line, says Rachel Reeves
... In total, 56 of the MPs voted with the SNP rather than the Labour Party s official position, which is to call for " humanitarian pauses" in order to allow more aid into The Enclave while backing Israel s right to self-defence...
Israel orders evacuation Khan Younis in southern Gaza
... Israel has launched near-constant air strikes across much of the Gaza Strip, as well as a ground incursion into northern Gaza, including reducing much of Gaza City - The Enclave s largest city - to rubble...
Israel says it will allow two trucks of fuel a day into Gaza
... More on Israel-Gaza warFuel is needed in Gaza to run The Enclave s desalination plant, to provide electricity to homes and hospitals, and for sanitation, transport, and communications infrastructure...
Gaza: Surgeon ready to help says moral duty trumps fear
... Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said there would be no ceasefire without the release of Israeli hostages, but that humanitarian pauses might be possible to let aid into The Enclave and hostages out...
Divided communities in the occupied West Bank
... In response Israel launched air strikes on Gaza, and its troops have since entered The Enclave...
Gaza 'disconnected from the planet' - but messages of fear trickle out
... Internet monitoring group NetBlocks says there has been a " collapse in connectivity" in The Enclave...
Gaza neighbourhood flattened and hospital told to evacuate
... The aid agency has called for the urgent medical evacuation of ill and injured children from The Enclave, and warns of increased deaths as a direct result of severe medical supply shortages and power blackouts...
Gaza neighbourhood flattened and hospital told to evacuate
Continuing Israeli air strikes on Gaza have destroyed most of a Neighbourhood and officials from the Hamas-run health ministry say the overall Death Toll has risen to More Than 4,300 people.
More Than half of those killed are women and children, the ministry says.
About 1. 4 million Gazans have been displaced with More Than half A Million people in 147 UN shelters, the UN says.
On Saturday The First aid trucks entered Gaza. Israel's military said the aid was for southern Gaza only.
It has told all residents in the northern Gaza Strip to leave and move south of Wadi Gaza in the centre of The Territory .
However Israeli air strikes have also continued in southern Gaza and Some People have refused to leave their homes, saying nowhere is safe.
Israel cut off supplies of fuel, electricity and water to Gaza after Hamas's military wing broke through The Border into Israel, killing More Than 1,400 people and taking More Than 200 hostages into Gaza.
The UN's Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said " intensive bombardments" were continuing on Gaza, as were Palestinian armed groups' " indiscriminate rocket firing towards Israeli population centres".
UN officials describe The Situation in Gaza as catastrophic. Israeli military spokesman Daniel Hagari said humanitarian conditions in Gaza were " under control".
Most of Al-Zahraa Neighbourhood destroyedThe latest Israeli airstrikes destroyed the al-Zahraa Neighbourhood in central Gaza, with More Than two dozen blocks of flats razed to the ground overnight into Friday.
Images and footage posted on Social Media showed plumes of smoke rising above The Neighbourhood and lines of flattened buildings along rubble-lined streets.
Residents told The Bbc that they had not expected the bombing as the area had been relatively calm. They said they were told to evacuate on Thursday evening at around 20:30 to 21:00 local time (17:30-18:00 GMT).
" We ran through The Streets . then Israel started bombing this area non-stop, from 9pm to 7am This Morning , " One Woman told The Bbc on Friday.
The bombing there has left thousands of people with nowhere to go. On Friday another resident told The Bbc people were trapped under the rubble of their homes.
" Ambulances cannot get here. People are screaming but we cannot pull them out, " He Said .
Hospital told to evacuateIn northern Gaza, the Palestinian Red Crescent said Israeli forces had ordered the evacuation of the Al-Quds hospital.
The Hospital is currently home to More Than 400 patients and 12,000 displaced civilians, according to the Red Crescent.
The humanitarian organisation called on the " international community to act urgently".
A doctors' group, Physicians for Human Rights Israel, said it filed a petition to Israel's Supreme Court warning that Al-Quds hospital could not be evacuated.
" In its response, The State announced that it would not attack The Hospital for The Time being, " The Group said, as it warned against harming civilians during combat, violating International Law , and damaging medical services.
Meanwhile the NGO Save The Children has warned that the lives of A Million children in Gaza " hang in the balance".
The aid agency has called for the urgent Medical Evacuation of ill and injured children from The Enclave , and warns of increased deaths as a direct result of severe medical supply shortages and power blackouts.
Deaths after Air Strike near Gaza churchIsrael says it is investigating after The Compound of a Gazan church was damaged by an Air Strike against Hamas on Thursday.
A building near to the Saint Porphyrius Church in Gaza City partially collapsed in The Attack .
Hamas said 16 people died, while Israel said it was aware of reports of casualties.
The Israel Defense Forces said its fighter jets had hit a nearby Hamas command and control centre that was being used to carry out rocket attacks.
" As a result of the IDF strike, a wall of a church in the area was damaged. We Are aware of reports on casualties. The Incident is under review, " it said.
" The IDF can unequivocally state that The Church was not The Target of The Strike . "
Based on images released on Friday, it appeared that while the Main Building of The Church suffered some damage, it was The Adjacent building within The Compound that suffered a collapse.
Photos seen by BBC Verify show a large amount of debris spilling onto The Road .
The Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem expressed its " strongest condemnation of the Israeli Air Strike that has struck its church compound".
Saint Porphyrius is the oldest church still in use in Gaza, with the current structure dating back to the 12Th Century . There are around 1,000 Christians in Gaza, most of whom are Greek Orthodox.
Hamas said that up to 500 people were sheltering at The Site , although this number cannot be verified.
More on Israel-Gaza warRelated TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
