does have mental, scary to match those people here fear that this will impoverish the population from around the world as well. just wants to be 5 minutes of old people for the after 25 years of containing the, against my friends and assign them seek of some say with new toll stuff in town. convincing the israel's notary intensifies its impacts around central government, cutting it off from areas in the cell, the fund 0 venue. it's good to have you with us. this is alice's. you're a live from don't also coming up. those who survived the bombings plead for health from under the rubble. this 13 year old

girl is one of the lucky ones. israel says it has intercepted more walk inspired by him, off towards the city of tennessee and gunfire in the occupied westbank. israel continues its daily rates and palestinian towns and villages the so it is 14 gmc, that's for pm in gaza, where the is really army has been expanding its attacks and central and southern areas of the strip. more than a 100 pallets, things have been killed and overnight is really strikes. this brings the death toll since saturday to more than 800 killed. almost 16000 palestinians have been killed and is really attack since october. the 7th. it says steer spiting has been taking place in several areas of gaza and he is really military has cut off the main road between the city of hon. eunice and darrow ballad. that's in the central part of the strip dividing. now the gaza strip into 3 areas more than half of the homes and

the territory have been destroyed or damaged in israel's attacks. they've also inflicted severe damage to civilian infrastructure across gaza. meanwhile, is really military says that it intercepted a barrage of rockets fired by him aust, towards the city of tel aviv. it says that at least $250.00 rockets have been fired from the strip since the ceasefire ended on friday. as a big begins our coverage a this yeah. when does a voice is hope? even with this level of destruction, there are survivors. somehow managing to can go through life is what he's doing. it's best to end it. that's the text and you know, on the images shocked coverage and doesn't have to like its own. even the sun rises, the full scale of destruction can be seen. some collect body parts of this,

such that the survivors are taken to hospitals which are treating victims on the floor. the emergency are small and we are flooded by dozens, if not hundreds of victims. we are left with very little to help, but many are left to die due to lack of medical supplies and shortages staff. and this is the reality killing by the dozens. yesterday alone. 36 were killed the day before 52, and the numbers keep rising little into hundreds buried underneath the debris. so a lot of the keys, the strikes keep coming, and palestinians continue to be killed. parents more of the children, children, the parents, siblings, their brothers and sisters. i started big just there. is it just in the last hour against ez health ministry spokesman said that israel is using internationally band weapons on civilians in gaza. must be like the medical colors all across the

hospital stop are no longer capable of accommodating the large number of victims. and namely those with severe burns, with a severance lens, as that is of the use of internationally bad weapons. by this way, there could be some policies when the old hospitals are back with the victims. victims are lying on the clarity, those in the ground on the grounds. and i made totes an absence of electricity, medical supplies, and medical equipment. for the way i think we've been hearing israel has expanded it's offensive and central and southern gaza where it had asked palestinians to move from the north and seek shelter. just before we go to our correspondent, let's look at the maps get a clear idea of what's happening on the ground. the military has begun. now. it's 2nd phase of the ground invasion near hun, eunice in southern gaza. that is the strip 2nd largest city after gas and city. it is home to hundreds of thousands of palestinians were forced away from their homes

in previous moments of fighting. that was really troops and tanks or pushing along the cellar of dean road, which just showed up on your map, controlling this road all the way down to our corolla and the center of your screen . it is northwest of han, eunice, and is really gunboats are stationed along the coastal road. rashid, so that means israel has complete control over gauze as to main roads. these remy land, air, and sea assault has completely isolated central gaza, particularly the city of darrow bala, which has one of the few remaining functioning hospitals. the on the sarah thing on the guys, the refugee camps are also cut off from the south. in the north is really forces a baffling palestinian fighters from the cosign brigades and the as long as you had in the regions that are shaded and red, there is heavy fighting and shake rod well and then the sha neighborhoods of gauze a city or if you take it all the fighting, all the troop movements that indicates that israel is dividing the gaza strip into

3 areas, the north, the central part of the gaza strip and the south. and that is where we find topic. i would assume in a 100 units, as i said in the south topic, let's start with this. explain to us what's happening in the southern part of the strip. because we know that for the last 22 and a half days, israel has been mapping out the area and telling palestinians, listen to what words listen to what we're saying about where we're going to strike and leave those areas before the fighting starts. so how is that actually working out in practice? yes. yes, as row right now is doing what she had clearly did in the north and incident from areas of gauze. the city, as they have previously informed the residents of the north of the territory to fleet, to the south of the gaza strip in order to be protected from the east bed department . now the residents in the eastern areas,

all kinds of units. and even at the coast of the, the, the eastern areas of the south of the gaza strip had been informed to flee, move to the district because the clinton back to this area will be a back to observe. and a sense of where you spend operations within the coming days as these. but the occupation forces have destroyed the majority of houses in the eastern areas of can eunice in order to allow for its maneuvering troops on the ground to minutes react uh freely without any restrictions. and to guarantee that they will have a key access even a deep road into the urban areas of can you just city as they have announced earlier, that they are going to expand the military operations in this house of the gaza strip. and in particular, in con eunice and the fact on the ground is that the majority of the people who had received different leases that had been dropped earlier. these started practically to lead to the central areas of can you just as a 1st to step to be safe on the other store?

i know your step to lead to walk districts which become overcrowded with a residence and it back to be a workforce, please evacuated from the homelands. and they clearly understand that if it's going to be much more existence of residence in this area, that means that they will lose their life. and even their houses will be completely destroyed over the haze as what's happened in the northern parts of the gaza strip . now is really saying that there are, well, no, this is the language they're using. if you read their tweets from their military spokes person that there are well known i d. p camps that is caps for displace people. that is what they are telling where they are telling palestinians to go. what can you tell us about those camps and whether people are actually going there? in fact, the majority of people, they had a full of the oldest of the occupation forces that just lead to roughly the

district and even to go to the areas that had been identified by the occupation forces. but what happens in the north get people less than that? there's going to be no safety in these areas. as israel mike later bought these areas of what happened in the vicinity over she felt hospital. and for some areas that people were informed to, to leave for out a so they have let, to run to days we have been moving between those people in these areas where people were taking shows up in public places all the streets as they have sit up vincent counts as we were moving inside these gums earlier today to check the conditions. we found that people are using a very fragile towns, attentive counts on or even using a very primitive wait, an order to set fire with a clear absence of preference with them. which gives police telling that the situation that is really in human, an excessive painting. but they don't have any further option. they just want to

protect the families to survive, to be away from the is really, really interesting abutment. but the fact on the ground does that as well as keep you is keeping even attacking the south of the gaza strip and roughly restrict at the task conducted only a during the last night. more than 20 rates on to a know 2200, a more than 200 rates and 200 targets early in the south of the gaza strip. tara capitalism reporting from hon. eunice inside. gotcha, thank you very much. i want to go to tell of eve, now we've been reporting that there's been another barrage of rockets fired at tel aviv from garza alpha 0 is iran con, is there a live stream? run clearly how mazda is not lost? completely its ability to fire rockets, what can you tell us to well, i can tell you this, our ins have been going on a off in the southern communities just outside of the goals and strip throughout the morning about 2 hours ago we had a very large explosion in the background,

we're hearing that at least one rock it was fight over. been go in international as opposed to just outside of until the v that was intercepted by the i and i'm defense system. this is a real message from how about that on day 59. all that this will they can still reach as well as tel aviv in the last 48 hours reading. so rockets reach a sub west of jerusalem as well. so clearly i must have this capability now these raise a thing that they have control of the north and central parts of goes up. we are hearing the rockets, at least one rock. it was fired from the north of gauze, which goes to show you that they may not have the control, but they keep telling us that they have in mind if we can pivot to the latest diplomatic move. and i'm gonna ask you the same question that i will then ask kimberly, how could our white house correspondent in washington dc, and it's about this american delegation that has arrived in israel today. this is

the delegation of the vice president and her, the national security adviser there in israel today on your end. what is the reporting on what they're an on, on what, what they're trying to do is one, but also more importantly on your end. how is real is likely to receive their message? well, the trip is very clear. um the national security advisor um full co, kamala harris, is here to discuss the day off stuffs or what the americans wants to do is put pressure on these rallies to start thinking about how they conduct best. well, what happens when the shooting will finishes? not kimberly, i will get my colleagues will get into the specifics of the, of the time. but how is this likely to be received in as well? well, they'll take it with a pinch of salt as well. no, it was the america is, it's our new true friend in the world. it's the one country it can rely on to back

it up. it gets a $3500000000.00 a year in military assistance from the u. s. alarm since october 7th. that's actually going up, the americans are supplying them with 57000 all tillery shelves, and 15000 bombs, including 2000 pounds bunker, busta bombs. those are the kinds of things we sort use enough kind of stone and iraq against military bases. so that is a complete support militarily for what these right? these are doing certainly when it comes to the type of weapons. but politically speaking, the americans wants the is readies to change, but these readings have always maintained. they are going to conduct as well, in the way that you see fit him on kind of importing from telling me. thank you very much. let me take that conversation over to kimberly, how could our white house correspondent, you're obviously standing by washington dc. you are on your end of this delegation, this is the vp sending her national security advisor after after she had some

pretty strong words. uh, you know, addressed to israel. what do you think the americans are trying to achieve here? a couple of things. so 1st of all, as im run said they're trying to figure out who's going to govern postwar, gaza. and what we know is that they're trying to have a conversation with these rallies about a revitalized palestinian authority. and that is something that these relatives have already indicated. they're very lukewarm too. and so the united states is also exploring an option of perhaps what an international governing body might look like . so this is the start of what is expected to be some very lengthy conversations. and as i am right mentioned, it will be vice president campbell, a harris's national security team led by phil gordon as he was with her over the

weekend that she met with arrow bleeders. and now this conversation is continuing with the is really counter parts now. and as part of this conversation very quickly, serial it have 5 components and i called the 5 knows the united states says that essentially what they're hoping, postwar garza will look like will be 5 principles, no force displacement for palestinians, no re occupation, no blockade, no reduction to territory and no use of gaza as a platform for what the united states calls terrorism. so they do have a kind of a formulation of what they want it to look like. but of course, these really have said that they have their own ideas and try to get those to mel this the challenge. absolutely. kimberly how get reporting from the washington dc. thank you very much for that. kimberly is still a head on alpha 0 accused of complicity and the killing of civilians will tell you why the dutch government is being taken to court the

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protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the the, you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines. how much says fierce fighting has been taking place in the gaza strip. israel's military has cut off the road between hon. eunice and darrow ballot. and central costs are dividing. now the territory into 3 parts. the desk told in guys it continues to climb with more than 800 palestinians killed since that today, nearly 16000 have been killed since october. the 7th is really strikes have been focused on the rasa and son, eunice, in the cell where hundreds of 1000 seeking shelter move to from the north. and

israel's military is conducting more rates any occupied westbank, military convoys of enter jeanine in the north in hebron themselves. and people in jeanine say that they heard gunfire as 2 neighbors were taken into custody. the above costs. and there's limits for your and this was, is really forces in palestinian fighters exchanging fire in the town of talk to the listing and authority officials say to people have been killed during these really rates since the beginning of israel's war on dosa over 3000 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank, many without charge houses here as honda bill, hamid has spoken to some recently released prisoners about the abuses that they experience behind bars f. i. e mail. it was 2 30 in the morning when the soldiers walked into their backyard, ransacking everything in their wake. they were off to hand that cut them is due to,

but an 18 year old nursing student the the, the, the english of a helpless mother watching her blindfolded daughter being led away a few hours later. and that is with the, with things that she has the words, the recently released detainees ringing in her head. and this man on it, we all heard about the beatings the strip searches on the insults the threats of raped a child alone, surrounded by between 20 to 40 soldiers. i do not know what she's going through right now. what kind of a russ meant? everything is possible, a time this 1st task is to find out where her daughter has been taken information. the soldiers refused to give her. once the person is taken away, the families left on his own to figure out where their loved one has been transferred to. so usually they rely on and use like the palestinian prisoners

society. it has been documenting all of the dissension and more importantly, collecting all the testimonies. the 5, the former prisoners and those of 100 still in jail are kept here. and it's clear that after her master's attack on october, the 7th, many ruth went out of the window for the fun, coming up to the, the threats, but no rate cases. some soldiers tried to touch the goes bodies. well that dine folded. it's a form of sexual harassment that according to his writing law, or at least the male soldiers can access the mail cells. that doesn't happen anymore. it okay. yeah, i'm going to was asleep when these really forces came for her. as she was led the way she was told to do a study still in the she was yelling. did you see how the rape that women, how they'd be hated children? he told me that he will be these main to do business with me. i told him,

go ahead. what was i supposed to say? then we will. how did, how share in present for interrogation at some goals, needed sanitary pads. but they refused to give it to them. and perhaps it's more difficult for men to speak out, but obviously love best. he thinks it's important. he was released on the same day as rookie up from the cup of prison. well, i shall not be at home. none of myself we have had them within one time. they would lock 12 people at a time in the bathroom, just like and one told them all the prisoners were led away in their underwear. they even swipe the prisoners cards in people's buttocks. they would filmed the sexual harassment. the officer in charge would beat us on the genitals in front of male and female soldiers. they would enjoy it. it was like being in a horror movie 6 palestinians died in jail since october. the 7th. rumsey is still coming to terms with how he survived those dark days. and his thoughts remained with the thousands of palestinians held in israel. mostly was no charge of

that. how many of the 0 hebert or this thing and you said glendale professor of political science and international relations here at katara university yourself. so let's talk a little bit about what's going on in the occupied westbank. the focus so much the focus is on gaza, of course, because there's high intensity fighting. there are hundreds of killed. a few of palestinians killed in the occupied westbank. there are daily raids. daily. we report that palestinians are detained, are imprisoned, often held without charge. but israel hasn't framed what it's over. arching goal in the occupied westbank is right. not like it said, this is what we're aiming and got 123, remove a moss, etc, etc. in the occupied westbank it's, it's unclear, it's more incremental. what do you think is really, is trying to achieve their, what i think it said to call 2 separate entities with, with the guns all it's obvious and the objectives, like you said,

of the obvious what is happening in the west bank. i think it's a process of intimidation or this thing is to tell them that we are here and we can do whatever we'd like over the last 2 months or so on. others. 60 police teens have been detained a day and those who have been reduced have been studying or studies. i think it's a psychological wall the, the ladies waging against the dc and population in the west park. but to what end to the, the, the add to in, i think is to make fuel. but if you're thinking about in the actions that goes to the, the goes to states. obviously, you know what the outcome was going to be. ok, let's talk about this, this expression the day after now. so much of the diplomacy right now,

it's been about this quote unquote day after and there's this us delegation. we talked about it earlier in the show that is currently in tel aviv to discuss, amongst other things this day after, which is the notion of what gaza looks like after israel has finished its war there. and so a lot of talk about this and namely about what, what the policy is just doherty's role might be. um, this all seems quite disconnected from the moment and from what's actually happening and gaza right now. i think the people months ahead of themselves. the main point is what is going on right now in does up even some is lady is leaves us saying that the war could last a month. the modem is obviously after the, after the war. look at all the seas file block phones and the dimensional position . what is your few days ago? we see that uh, how much still has us on file for i would have to to use it goes is like i did the

lock it was sent to that of the of today. the good example when we hit a boat, what the, how much dealership you said that was the above level for the weapons to use. it goes to state of the land and they have inflicted the computer for the damage over the last few few days on the is what it is. and so i think it's 2 of you to speak about the date of the so many uh for them is lately, portfolios, gentleman's and even the both of the most sides, let's say that we need to bring the hostages and easily needs to pay whatever the price and so they'll call you in full, but you'll be done, but then you hope to find a solution and to ensure that the hostages of both the box to the state of use like obviously this, but immediately come, pain is both going to bring them folded up they've been

a indeed intimate with their lives in danger. so if you hostages of died of the before, the american argument with the americans have been saying, in essence is, well, at some point the fighting is going to stop. and we already need to be thinking about politics at that stage. politically speaking, what is going to be happening and who's going to be running gaza, etc, etc? that's the whole day after conversation. sorry, go ahead. the website is like, like low how most has been elected in the democratic these i could bring to democratic election. so more than 15 years ago. yeah. but they see themselves as the, the present that it was off of because they will not give up very easy to do on the way to think about in my opinion, to think about the day of the is yeah. if been, you mean the chief's, his 2nd objective with these does

a complete destruction of how most and making sure that the objective would, would be achieved is the uh, does always no longer pause or try to explain above to the moment we can think about the day after all the for the see don't use you said the bundle professor of political science and international relations that guitar university. thank you for human rights organizations have launched a case against the dutch state, accusing it of complicity in the killing of civilians in gaza. the netherlands is facing the legal challenge for its role in the export of f. 35 fighter jet parts. there's real well, you'll see what's happening in gaza, obviously in the to thousands of people were getting killed there at the moment. and you know, we were already a pull by the fact that the ducks government just politically supporting what's happening there. but then we found out that they're also supplying elements. so 5 to jets, to israel, despite the fact that they know there is

a risk that civilians will get killed by that. so that's where we drew the line and said, you know, we need to go to court to fight this. or the pentagon says a u. s. worship has destroyed drones and missiles fired towards it, and 3 other commercial ships in the red sea. but us as the attack came from territory held by who's the rebels in yemen? the who the say 2 of the ships they targeted were linked to israel, but these relieves have denied this the the coast take a moment to bring you other world news headlines. now at least 50 people have been killed in nigeria after an accidental drone strike on the city of kaduna. state security spokesman, samuel arrow one describe that as an unfortunate incidence, which happened during an army operation. the injured had been taken to hospital and the death toll is expected to rise. military operations have increased in the area

after several security breaches that can do an airport pens. and he says the number of people killed in land slides is reached. 47, it follows heavy rain in the northern many our region. this is what it looked like . hundreds of people in the have been killed by severe flooding in east africa in recent weeks. of the presidents of video and climate change conference comp 28th has denied that. he said there's no science behind the need to phase out fossil fuels. so it's kind of a head of the other who's also head of the you a state oil company says the phasing out of fossil fuels is essential in his statement that this wouldn't help restrict global warming was taken out of context . it had drawn criticism from scientists worldwide. one statement taken out of context with misrepresentation, misinterpretation, that gets maximum coverage.