on the middle of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike and its my job to shed light on how and why the . ready should the out so what we will continue till the end. nothing will stop benjamin netanyahu in search as well as well. and gaza will go on as and amounts in television over the killing of 3 captives buying these very on it the on harry full. so this is i'll just say we're live from the also coming up alice times health minister goals for an urgent investigation officer reports. it is very false, is bulldozed account that

a hospital crushing several people to death more than 1000000 people have now being forced to move to rough law in southern gaza. described. does it get the sense that a catastrophic humanitarian crisis. and even in rafa is really strikes have continued relentlessly killing dozens of civilians. the israel's prime minister has once again vowed at the military campaign and gaza will not stop until hamas is defeated. benjamin netanyahu was speaking offer a war cabinet meeting was held for long use really made the trees admission, but it's so just broke the rules of engagement. when they shot dead, 3 captives in gaza. one of them was waving a white flag, but it's smith reports from tel aviv, of the very sphere, frustration and mounting on your head amongst the relatives of the captives still held by how much every day that passes is

a danger through their lives. i was there, my daughter was there, do not to bend into hostages. we must act now as a deity is required today. bring them all. wow. the accidental killing of 3 captives by israel to military shops, the country. the man emerged from a building in northern gauze or waving a wide flag according to a preliminary military investigation. the 2 soldiers still open fire figuring it was a trump that's against protocol. the military also says to scenario itself of hostages . walking around in the bottles zone was never taken into account. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was that the killing of the captives broke his heart. the nation sought. but he defended the military's prosecution of the war against thomas. the 5th, we will learn and apply the lessons with all deep. so i want to make it clear. the

military pressure is necessary both for the return of the tease and for a cheap in victory over our enemy. without the military pressure, we would not have been able to create a deal to release more than $100.00 hostages, and only further military pressure will lead to the return of all our hostages. but killing of the 3 captives seems to have forced the war cabinet to see if it could reach a new deal with how much earlier then it had wanted to the head of my side on castles. prime minister met in york on friday evening, according to security. so $600.00 gyptian security. so as i say, these really seem to be more willing to work towards the sea spot and an exchange of prisoners, israel's war cabinets, and wanted to wait until the military. but we can time us before we start from negotiations, but those funds have had to change. bernard smith, i'm just telling me okay,

let's go to occupied is true. so now not correspondents. i'm the salute. i'm the, among the things that benjamin that you know, it was talking about there was the power to hint at potential negotiations. once again, some kind of truce to secure the release of more captives as well as really fine minister benjamin netanyahu was handing out the idea that the restarting of negotiations is perhaps in the near future. he said he didn't want to give away too much information. is there old war cabinet convened on saturday night and reports in his really media saying that that issue was on the table for the 1st time since the last ceasefire ended a few weeks ago. because really media is reporting from anonymous is really officials. that's these and negotiations are going to be more complex this time. remember the most san director met. we've got the prime minister in europe this

weekend and is really officials who were speaking to the media anonymously. of course, are saying that mediators are asking these really is for a framework of this deal, but to be, is really prime minister of the war cabinet. and the army have been saying that military pressure is what will bring back the captives, but the families of the captive say they want a deal. additionally, it is worth mentioning, but how mass has reminded mediators of their position, saying that they are not interested in talking about any sort of deal for prisoner exchange until these really bombardment and is really fire stops entirely the message from nothing yahoo! elsewhere in this news conference was that that is not gonna happen. he's vowing that his ro will fights on the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu and his work cabinet were quite clear that the war is going to continue for as long as they feel they need to accomplish the 3 goals they set out

to achieve in the beginning of this war, to dismantle him, us as military and political capabilities to bring back all of the captives and to ensure that these really still no sort of threat coming from the gaza strip. this slide international pressure despite the united states towing these really is that they need to hone down on their military operations. specifically in the south, these really are saying, but they're operations via land, air and sea are going to continue and that they are hoping to achieve these goals. but it doesn't matter to them what the time table is saying that they are going to take, however long they need a ride home to salute in ok, bodies through some. thank you very much. now responding to his rose killing of those 3 counters, i must, has cosigned brigade say that his ro is gambling with the lives of its people. the group says israel isn't telling the truth about operations on the ground and that

it's killed. increasing numbers, always ready troops and i'm bushes over the past 5 days. it says it targeted more than a 100 is very military vehicles and destroyed houses with soldiers with taking positions . the bodies of at least 20 palestinians have been found in the yard of the come out on one hospital in northern garza. witnesses a several people run over by is really on the bulldozers during a siege. the last and several days i make shift mold was also bulldozed. tense for this by civilians were crushed. the hospital is barely functioning and one of the only 11 still open inside the territory. a waiting list. i'm. i don't even have the, the randomness them. i don't really matter where is the international community? why are they so silent? we're trying to identify people who died. people were buried alive using bulldozers who couldn't do that. all those who committed this crime shouldn't be brought to

justice and brought to the international criminal court. thousands of displaced individuals were smashed by bulldozers and buried. look at this person who was injured. he was crushed with a bulldozer. i'm amazed to see the silence of the international community. what israel says the siege of the come i'll do on hospital is now over tart. assume has this report for several days to compile it one hospital, another and garza has been filled here and harder. thousands of patients, medical stuff and displaced people show 3 in the have been on the seat exposed to actually by these big on the, the wounded need petitions. but we can do anything. look at this lady. she would like he died to the model. that is not even

a mattress. this old man will probably die soon to. is this a hospital? this situation is unbearable. doctor say is really build those is question 10. people in the courtyard shielding destroyed pharmacy along with medicine data. some people don't because of the lack of medical supplies and others to is that the lack of opinion was set off to days of shooting. these very own me into the hospital, the, the address to the manager of the hospital and interrogated all of the medical stuff here. the, even, let's sniffer dogs on us. the dogs attacked an old man in a wheelchair. we couldn't stop the, the prevented us from treating the ones that and some of them died because we were

not allowed to treat them elsewhere and not bring causal as strikes hit the homes. if 2 families rescue is desperately searched to say, anywhere less to life. and in the south oven, noisy s strong, so roughly destroyed these children's homes a little bit can be we nic ends because they have to and according to shannon, this house was all shop to. we had nice memories here. our nice stuff was here. our bikes, clothes and everything, and then we used to be drink here. in a moment, it was all destroyed. there's nothing left with them via, despite the us goals for israel to scale down at cit, tax being gaza, that's clearly not happening. and instead, there was no any place in god that that's considered to be safe needs in the north or the south, nor in you on shelters or in hospitals topic about as boone, how does your role in the south of the territory?

it is very strong icon, a residential building and rough uh, on saturday is killed at least 2 people and injured others. civil defense crews have been digging through the rubble looking for survivors. they were able to retrieve the bodies of 2 people. at least 3 residential buildings were destroyed in alternating a neighborhood. roughly in the south is now the epicenter of what the un described as an applicant apocalyptic rather humanitarian crisis. the un office for the coordination of humanitarian. a says says 1900000 palestinians have been forced to leave the homes since the start of the war on gaza. israel's military has distributed leaflets, telling a $1000000.00 to indians to move to a small parcel of land. yeah, my wasi an area that's about the size of heathrow airport in london. more than 1100000 have already fled to the south of the strip. which the u. an agency to palestinian refugees says lacks the infrastructure to house and capitalism. gemma connell is gone as

a team leader to the u. s. office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. her team is just to live with humanitarian supplies, to shift the hospital in kansas city. what i saw was the west of humanity in the devastation of gaza. this is a city that has been puzzled. it has been pushed to its limits. but what i also saw was the best of humanity, which was the people of guys that who came out in the street to help us get this kind of way of life saving mentions through to she for hospital. and it's a reminder that god city and the northern parts of guys do have thousands upon thousands of civilians who are in desperate need of food awards that of shelter. and they are still bad. they are still surviving and they are doing everything they tend to get through every day, but they have rights to be frustrated with the international community and they are right. as i told them to be frustrated with all. but what i also told them was that

we as the united nations international engineers, national engineers who are responding to this humanitarian catastrophe, will not stop until we can reach those in need as a day with evidence that we went through incredible challenges to get to ship a hospital but we made and we will keep trying every day to get the assistance to people who need it. or i'll just, there is a 3rd ring, the killing of our commer man's son abo docket to the international criminal court . he was killed in his ready drone stride. well covering earlier attacks at the you and run school. he's be laid to rest in gaza, his friend and colleague, honey, my fluid reports the morning a friend colleague and saw the people gather for the funeral of all just the or a camera man, sam, or of with the, the

a lot among them all you 0 guys have your cheese while and do injured in the same is regulated runs, try your lift hospital to promise center that his work would go on and you have to sell it. yeah, i mean i had to have to sell it and send to you and that'd be, yeah, cutting dish truman message while we are cutting these mobile, missing a few, we will continue to do a duty with the best professional and transparency his mother, they are to lamb and thing and the list on here is sons. last time you came to me on thursday morning and when i was preparing breakfast, he said he would have breakfast with his colleagues. he didn't eat with his colleagues and he died without having food. that is killing me. he died hungry without since the summer was hit twice

by reporting on the destruction of a school in the center of han you help did not arrive for 5 hours risk. yours needed approval from israel forces to both. those are through the degrees to get to him. by which time he had it bled to death, a father for whose the children had move to the safety belgium. simon had always seen them once in the past 6 years old and the mobile official district, the sign on the saw, you really don't know why design is killed. well done, how to rock it. it's best taking up a weapon. you only carry that camera, that's it. is only is radio occupation and goes up and show it to the well, the film, the ply of children, women under the elderly. so when i described as old, with a smiling by his colleagues he had carried on working despite the grueling conditions, go press, you go press over to fix it or 2 of my colleagues to journalists,

we will try it. i know our sleep finance free hours as i have been 3 hours. he's such freezing. whether it nines the palestinian journalist syndicate said 90 journalists have been killed by his regular airstrikes in gaza since the start of the war. but silencing journalist in gaza is nothing. what we have is a documented long pattern that is really forces targeting, killing, wounding, intimidating journalists, and not being punished for it, for there being no accountability, which creates a culture of impunity. a culture of premise ability where it's totally ok. it's not only journalist to become a target. many family members of other jersey or a staff have also been killed by israeli air strikes, hunting, much more nicer hospital in han you and is all just the still ahead on al jazeera,

i keep on taking the street in order to push all governments to push politicians to end complicity with this really a pos i purchased in several cities around the world in solidarity with palestine. demonstrations are demanding an immediate cease fire in gas in the us announcer's action officer, a rising number of screws see a tax in the wells busiest shifting right? the hell are there at the tail of 2 full chains across south asia. at the moment we launch the dry and settled conditions across the move of the region, but down in the cell we think some very wet and windy web. you can see that heavy rain and pulling across southern parts of india as well as tr lanka. it'll eventually work its way across into the multi,

the winds of also picks up with warnings for those out for tunnel not as well as carla as we go sunday. and monday the farther north of this, a much clearer picture will cloudy across most central areas. but more in the way of sunshine as we move away further. northly, what warnings out for fog across the northeast. but last, the clear skies for bangladesh. the fog and smoke issues pacific across the north, west of india and into northern pockets. done with air quality issues for the whole as well as new delhi. and it was, it was all way further east. there's more than waves, sunshine coming in for the korean peninsula. that's off the heavy snow fell in south korea up in the north, across the northern mountains. bitterly cold here thanks to a cold wave that swept his way across china, the korean peninsula. and now japan's isn't heavy snow to come across the moves and down in the west will see temperatures come down. aging at minus 6 degrees celsius . that on sunday the

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the, you're watching i'll just remind to about top stories this out. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu in system is a treat campaign and goes at one stop. he was speaking of to is there any soldiers killed 3 captives in guns. one of them was waving a white flag. thousands of protest as a rally didn't tell of eve to them on the government back to ensure the safe return of the remaining captives. some demonstrate as much to the military headquarters saying that they would barricade themselves uh until a new release plan is drawing up. is ready as strikes had intensified in the southern city of rough costs. more than 1000000 people have fled to the area in southern gaza and living in overcrowded cups view and describes the humanitarian situation. that is unbearable. this is rose carrying out overnight rates in the occupied westbank. this latest operation is near

a refugee camp into carl. neighbors report thousands of his ready vehicles entering the refugee camp. they were accompanied by is ready to those is used to destroy roads and other infrastructure in run, con has been following. the story from ramallah is ready for us is of entered neurosurgeons refugee camp in to cut them in the northern occupied westbank about 50 military vehicles. we are hearing a have surrounded neural exams. they've taken into bulldozers. we're hearing that they've dug up roads and at least destroyed one house within the area. the palestinians that have been resisting, russo hearing the un confirmed reports of a drone strike against the palestinians who are fighting back against that raid into the account that is unconfirmed. but we have seen pages of a fight in a quote. yeah, that would suggest that something of that nature has actually happened now. uh no, no sams has been rated before many times. significantly, it was rated on october 19th with 13 palestinians last that lives now these ready

military having said, why they going in. but what they all doing is bouncing incorporation that we've seen the likes of before where they besiege an area. they put snipers out on the roof and then they bringing these boulders as to dig up the roads most dangerous. they mean we have actually seen that tactic being applied in janine refuge account, which is not far away. i'm all studies going on. the other raids in the occupied westbank, including in bethlehem and hit in the long run con, how does that remo to the lot of states, there's one of his warships in the red sea has shut down 14 drones launched from young and who was he fine to say they were targeting the results city of a lot in southern israel. they've been noticing repeated attacks against is where the cities since the war and guns have begun, they've also been targeting much and ships in the red sea. the secretary of defense, lloyd austin, will arrive in the region on sunday to discuss the formation of a matter of time for us in order to prevent further attacks. by who is the fighters

. she hubbard, tennessee has moved from washington dc of the treat somebody who is the spokesman says that the sultan of the amount and has facilitated tools required international policies for the who are things to explain the rational for their actions in the red sea. and that spokesman says, quote, we have a short everyone that you have the operations of the support, the palestinian people in the gaza strip. we cut on sun idly by in the face of aggression and scenes. and it continues, it was emphasized, but the evidence position with gaza is not subject to negotiation of an enemy ships . all those heading to its pause will remain vulnerable to targeting until the aggression stops. sorry, no, and them sides of the attacks. the who with these say this all coincides interestingly with the us secretary of defense arriving in the region specifically

were told to discuss and potentially making an announcement about the convening of some sort of maritime falls in order to in order to confront me from a few attacks in the red sea, we don't really have many details as yet as to what that will look like. whether it's the expansion of the existing maritime force that was convened in 2022 to combat piracy and smuggling or some new force. but the us says it's hoping for the broadest coalition possible, erode meanwhile, says any major expansion of the 4th would be a mistake and a rational move that could lead to extraordinary problems she ever can see out is here at washington. all right, let's look at a bit more detail of the significance of these attacks in the red say commercial ships have been targeted, traveling to egypt, suez canal through the red sea. as they approach the narrow bottle monday, straight to the south. the strategically important passages,

any 32 kilometers wide. an estimated 30 percent of all global container shipping uses it. that makes up 12 percent of the world's trade about a trillion dollars worth of goods moving through the strait each year. it's also a vital conduit for shipments of crude oil. nearly 10 percent of oil traded passes through the red sea on the bubble monday waterways saying i'll book high t is a political commentator and journalist based and you haven't. he says, the continued attacks by that who sees assign him to have an impact on his ro. does it at least that i think just because the, from the beginning go for the water. we have seen that the, you have any army has lounge to many by this to can these 5 and through an attack against the is that i of course is that i can is that they are shooting down all of these uh, besides an attack. but at least at this, i think actually it's taking some of that, but yeah, there's in the that's happening on the guys that people on us today. a many eyes announced that they have lost, as they say, a lot of the batch of their owns. it could be 20 or more. drones has to be last

door to the is it i an oldest i actually they, i really the fucking is right. especially the thought of get them over. is that any shape or is it really linked as ships and boats in that it see on as well any ship that's a had been through is that i am the, i mean, the result of that is that the, a lot to applaud is almost the has lost 90 percent of its capacity that how does it or you can see any ship going to a lot. i think visibility it unless it yet, or is it a display of its attack against the palestine as demonstrated as a being turning out in cities across the world, demanding an immediate sci fi and gaza activist blocked a highway near los angeles, international effort to protest as a business as usual, has to come to a stop so that people pay attention to what's happening to palestinians. and in london and protest is marched carrying banners with the names of health workers who killed in the gaza strip. i'll just say or is it sonya guy ago was that that is all

stress situation continuing to one folding goal as a has from says these reduce health work has to come out and join this vigil outside in downing street demanding. now that the british government off for a ceasefire in the us itself, not just for the humanitarian impulses that they have been calling for. because they say the situation now is so dia, that more has to be done it for, to, to be able to prevent the situation that from escalate into a dfcs catastrophe. we seen a complete failure of the humanitarian pause. that last is for just over a week and even during that pro is res, seem illegal. detainment and health care work is of doctors. and this did not, you know, amount to anything. essentially. we saw no age come in and sign into gaza, so greatly to foods going and we still supplies not being or punished and hospitals breaking down. so that is your onset. what we need is

a permanent sci fi which will allow these all supposed to be replenished, to allow the stop to be replenished, to allow for cause that stand up again on its feet. because currently we are in a popular sick level scenarios inside garza, with a friend of infectious diseases and communicable diseases on a level that we have never seen before. with wells. how can i say sion describing the health system in gauze as on its knees and collapsing? there was a sense of urgency now, but when she was coming, that much more needs to be done. reggie, the all reports of communicable diseases such as diarrhea and the rest of us are, were spiritual diseases such as flu west single situations for people who are being forced to sleep on the streets. also meaning that, that bracing themselves for washing situation alongside the continual bombardments . funny guy jago, i'll just sarah london,

filipino palestinians who fled gaza. se the struggling to settle in the philippines . nearly 60 returned off to israel stones and its war optis of some decades. sorry, some of the decades of living in the besieged territory. barnaby lo reports. when reverend, the alumni in her family arrived in manila from gaza, no one came to the airport to pick them up. should have been away for decades. the philippines is no longer home. the government put them up at a hotel for 2 nights. they left them on their own with $1300.00 in cash, but but with the law, we are grateful that the saved their lives. but i hope they will continue to help us because we are still filipino. i mean, to find the fight with the help of activities. they ended up staying on this campus along with dozens of fathers who fled to war in gaza. but now they're under pressure to leave. the although authorities aren't the big thing, the filipino palestinian families stay here at the university of the philippines.

the campus is closing for the holidays on december. the 21st. the concern is that no one will be around to help them, and they're running out of money. now ideally, they move somewhere else, but the question is, where rights advocates say the answer isn't just the place, but to support the forwarded to refugee status. the philippine government hasn't granted that one is access to stable housing. i also livelihood and employment education access for the children, access the medical attention. officials have said they're concerned about the safety of filipinos caught up in the conflict in the middle east. 17 crew members of a cargo ship are still being held by hoodies in yemen. the 2 filipinos held captive by how mos in gauze are free,