unrwa, are having a hard time of it right now. >> absolutely right. you make a very good point. the back drop against which you must see this emergency work that unrwa is doing for 50,000 people in 43 of our installations we've made available, is absolutely despera desperate. we have seen the public infrastructure, water, being damaged, pipes that are taking water to the installations. we've seen electricity being damaged. electricity installations being damaged and destroyed. even before this terrible upsurge in violence we had seen 95% of gaza without 95% of the water in gaza not safe to drink. millions of liters of raw sewage flowing into the sea every day. we estimated just a few days ago in the u.n. that there were 25,000 children to pick up on the theme of your earlier