meets the people trying to make a difference. we welcome people and we offer the many things here. you can just be yourself monkey changing the way you think about mental health. on august the the causes i like the hospital runs out of fuel and is plunged into doc this forcing doctors to treat patients including premature babies by flashlights. the tell them so robin, you'll want to go to their life headquarters here in the also coming up the situation. you guys, it's beyond any of our sinus. and it's getting worse. 23700 palestinians dead and millions more displaced. the united nations population fund describes the

situation in gauze as the young dispatch and desperation. the lawyers will know what size they do this before they go to court and convert it to you with regards to the any justification for gymnast like no justification for jet aside. the international court of justice begins deliberations of to hearings into the israel is committing genocide in garza in other these tie one based on a presidential election with the front. so that pitching himself is the defend of the island in the face of aggressive rhetoric from china. the welcome to the product when we begin in gaza with the west and collapse of the health care system. and the series of is really strikes targeting residential areas . this is now the seeing if i likes the hospital in that obama in central garza, whether it's been a total black count as the facilities went out to fuel. thousands of displaced

people of sheltering diving doctors being forced to treat patients by flashlight. and how much of it there were a lot of people here in 2 hours at most, if the electricity doesn't come back and the oxygen, these patients you see here will die in southern gauze array. have been telling you this has been destroyed and it is really striking. at least 6 people were killed by the they were only women and children innocent. and on the time of the strike, there's no need for the i c. j to carry out investigations. these crimes are clearly evident. this is nothing short of a genocide that is clearly visible and understood. and 10 people are being killed the, the russell border crossing after it is rarely asked like, hey, the house sheltering displays people more than 23700 pound of stadiums have not been killed since then. we'll begin october the 7th backend. central garza, i'll just ever has

a camera crew inside alex the hospital that's now being plunged into darkness. though, no problem, we are at the reception of a actual hospital. it is completely dark, as there is no electricity, and there is no solar energy to power the hospital. so this is the situation. one of the reception n e r of i'll accept hospitalized. so you can see that there is no service that is being provided. it is completely out of service. so i just went ahead on saba. as you can see here, this person is wounded with critical injuries. since the i c u of i'll ok so hospital. but this person is in agony and can die at any moment. doctors cannot do much for him. of a 100 members damage. what we can say is the hospital is completely out of service . they cannot provide any service. as you can see, the situation is very dia, the. we don't know what to say,

that everyone is exiting. there is no solar energy to power the hospital. the situation is tragic. very challenging. the blanked out is missing the lives of its most vulnerable patients. amongst them, nibbled babies and incubators. how does it respect to to doctors trying to capture them? the time and life of the situation is threatening the lives of many newborn babies and many patients were trying to work with what we have. but we will have to stop working completely because we don't have any electricity does a complete outage. so how can we treat the patient? so what do you want it? all we can do is give some primary care. it's very tough on us as medical stuff. we'll do whatever we can to the best of our ability. but the situation is very challenging. at the end of the day we were told today that there would be an electrical outage. we were taken of gold . we tried to manage the situation,

charge whatever we can find some blankets for patients, especially babies and children. the sofa for my new tuition, they are on the weight. they can get sick, easily even die, go to bed. we have done what we can we've worked under the light of mobile phones. we use one at a time. so we don't right now because we cannot, we charge them we have 3 babies in the incubators and some others in the other room. so we are trying to manage the situation. we're doing all we can the health system in goals that has almost claps due to the 3 months of as well as relentless attacks. according to the past, any health officials is there any forces of killed at least $312.00 health coworkers since october, the 7th. $26.00 hospitals across calls that are out of set of is more than $100.00

and souls. the health care centers are being bumped, i'm 53 around have surface wills and a 100 ambulances have been destroyed or damaged according to causes health ministry productivity, health officials say, as well as detain any 100 doctors, nurses of hospital staff members. thank to the director of the all ship a hospital causes largest health facility that's now in ruins. well, james smith is an emergency position with a medical aid full palestinians. he's just retired from gall. so what he was at acs the hospital and explained salty, sol. while i was working with a theme for minutes later palestinians in the international rescue committee, we were a small team working alongside of doctors and nurses within the past. in the administrative health we are working in garza and specifically at our black ser, uh who uh the 26th of december through the 8th of january. uh, every single day was a new lawrence new uh,

new level of violence. unlike anything that i have ever seen before, we would traipsing and seeing hundreds of patients every day. and that of course is in addition to the many hundreds of and patients and in the hospital itself, the hospital actually was so crowded with within patients that they had opened up to next is adjacent to the hospital for an overflowing patients. every day we would feature, which in such filtering were among many of the they did the trauma related wounded the we that we received in the emergency room. many children admitted to hospital for treatment of open fractures. um complex, entrap, domino little open chest. we see which things that have mass casualty, after mass casualty incidents and bodies very difficult under any circumstances, but given the very, very strain resources that were available in the hospital at the time that the

theme that we were working with palestinian colleagues having to make very very difficult decisions about turning to the hague. why the international court of justice? what a longmont public hearing has wrapped up in which some african has accused his relatives committing genocide in gaza on friday, the 2nd to the final day is round rejected. accusations made by south africa's legal team, it's all good. it's acting in self defense funding and will it starts at fossil as well from hague for the 2nd and final day of oral arguments in the international court of justice gave israel a chance to respond to allegations. it's committing genocide and gaza and it's doing so with intent. its lawyers began by turning the argument on its head. but if it has been acts that may be characterized as genocide, or they might have been perpetrated against israel israel, due to the nature of intensive urban combat, means the will be civilian casualties. but it won't acknowledge that though that

international n g o's, an even to un itself relies upon the corridors, told of the $23000.00 casualties. as the applicant repeats, as many have. i'm verified, statistics provided by some us itself. hardly a reliable source. south africa, submission of 9 pages of comments by senior is where a leadership detailing what it says, demonstrates genocidal intent. me a cherry picking, says israel, there is the link to the old run the sessions to demonstrate that israel has or has have the specific intent to destroy in how low in port a potties, streaming people as such. israel says it's continuing efforts to ramp up humanitarian assistance in gas that indicates the opposite of genocidal intent. there is no restriction on the amount of water that may enter gaza. israel

continues to supply its own water to gaza by 2 pipelines. lawyer re presenting south africa. however, directly references is rouse, defense minister, you'll have to go on as it was imposing a complete sage on cause that would be no electricity, no food, no water, no fuel. ever. the thing with the closed because is that i am is fighting human onto most of the un stop legal body d i. c. j exist to settle salad disputes between states. no, israel says south africa's application fails on this aspect alone denying the court's jurisdiction. it seems to believe, but it does not take 2 to tango. it is sufficient if one state determines there is a dispute that a dispute existed when the application was filed by south africa and late december is a matter of public record. at this time, south africa had already

a two's use. the in the security council, the general assembly. and as a big florida of engaging in gen, decides and act he's had conducted a different magic day most. or is that a warning? it that you viewed it's conduct as genocide. israel accuses south africa of acting, not on behalf of the students, but that's what it's called, the legal of the how much there was organization. south africa, i denied that charge and insist it's doing everything it can to stop more hom being done to the palestinians. alas, my case here at the international court of justice with south africa. i'm making a compelling argument via the lease as well is committed to genocide in gaza. and israel said, is absent and self defense and refusing how much on the internal side of whatever the outcome, c s around for the 1st time. and the dog is considered

a win for international justice and it shows that she a gravity of the situation in gaza. a decision by the court on an urgent injunction is expected in a few weeks stuck fast and l just sierra in the hey, the bonnie is a middle east douglas specializing, and palestinian as fast as he says as well as all agreements of the i. c, j could not be taken seriously. and of course, we'll have to wait probably a week or 2 to find out when the international court of justice decides whether it will institute provisional measures and if so, which ones? but i was really struck by these really argument today. i mean, it was almost as if they thought they were in it is really court and they didn't really have to try too hard. because if they simply demonize their opponents and gas light the audience and make it up as a go along and claim basically,

i didn't do it. he hit me 1st and so on that that would seal the case. but of course, they're not arguing in front of it is really military court in the west bank are arguing in front of the international court of justice and many of the claims they made have already been disproven and the judges are, are fully aware of this. so i think um, you know, given the over whelming and overwhelmingly compelling case that the south africans presented yesterday, i think israel's argument that there is no dispute between it and south africa and the, the i, c, j basically has no jurisdiction here. and that the only thing is real has been engaged in, in the gaza strip as humanitarian assistance to the civilian population. i suspect it's not going to fly very well. the security council is meant to discuss the threats of false displacement of palestinians in gaza. it's something to you, an emergency relief coordinator has wold is already underway. gabriel is on the

hands of the latest from the united nations. is martin griffith the most senior humanitarian official at the united nations has briefed the security council numerous times since this conflict began. and each time he paints a more green picture situation for civilians in gaza. he said that you and staff recently came back from a trip to northern guys where they describe scenes of hor focuses to people that like people with evident signs of starvation, stuff in trucks and such anything they couldn't get since the conflict began a 134 un facilities in guys that have been damaged from is rarely bombardment. and over a 140 u. n. staff had been killed to manager and sides of his truck on numerous occasions

just by the identification notification to he is ready, defense forces. and the last few days of known to n. j o promises have premises opinions. sunday will mark $100.00 days since the beginning of this conflict. the united nation says 85 percent of the people of guys or 1900000 people have been displaced. in 100 days, virtually every palestinian in garza has been displaced multiple times from a home to you to a you and shelter to attend. searching for that for safety everywhere. finding safety. nowhere is searching for live anywhere met by this everywhere that he when continues to call for a full,

an immediate cease. fire saying that's the only way to stop the killing and suffering of the palestinian people gabriel's on don't. how does it at the united nations in new york? well, still a head here on out is there a humans who threatened to attack american and british interests across the red seats after the fight is a killed and as strikes the brought to you by visit castle? here's your headlines for the americas. thank you for joining in. we still have the storms locked into central argentina. storms for that se slice of brazil have lower temperatures here, suburbs of rio. so temperature is pretty close to about 40 as of late. now we go further towards the north storms in pedro and bolivia,

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i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that was just opening my annual contract from the state of arizona. and i was rather shocked to see this 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowe's for freedom of speech and 1st amendment. brian got chosen and blessed us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do you want to state level all that i can't support that, but one on which is era the the book about you want to know just bear with me so he'll run the remainder of all the help stories. now there's a total blackout allow x,

the hospital in the ballot in central garza after the facility relative to talk to is a being falls to treat patients. including premature babies by flashlights, thousands of displaced palestinians, a showing that israel is rejected accusations of jet assigned and gone. so the international court of justice, israel has been taken to the top court by south african lawyer as fully as while okie. the military is not taking self defense alias, south african presented evidence of mass killings and widespread destruction. a representative full, the humans population funding. palestine has described the situation in gauze as be on the spot and desperation. it follows a visit that bought a u. n. team last week that is clear from my visit, the situation in god's it'd be on any of our sinus and it's getting worse when i saw where i fell with the despair. busy desperation is everywhere,

as old as to walter l. jones. all the bases for assisting the wise. i mean, and i don't even want to speak about a life we didn't because i didn't see any of us in gaza right now. what i saw was, was really, truly operating, i'm sorry to say to be happy, a 60 state college of mental hygiene. most my kids into gaza working uh when i saw the menu pausing, cleaning on well to really scaled and get more into cause it because much more is needed. i was actually saying i scale. we've delivered around a interagency reproductive health kids. so his comprises around $56.00 boxes because these kids about 7 boxes. and they also called 360 periods when clinical delivery assistance. these, i mean winfrey supplies of drugs, disposable equipment. and it really helps mileage post office and the bus terminal

in neonatal complications when it's posted is the only follow me as well as continuous bombing calls. us history has also being taught because it, this is the passion of policies in before the world and that evil side was used by and let me look rulers. that would be some of the 8th century buildings. facade remain now. clauses oldest place of worship. the great to embody mosque was originally a present time church built in the 5th century. only the minarette is left intact after it is rarely strike in december. this was the last and most which one stood as a landmark in gaza. city, it now lies completely in ruins, as we talked it by is riley strikes. so this be the domestic rise and the number of is ready rates the occupied westbank as well since the will. and also because tell us to be and say is ready for us is a deliberately talking infrastructure. drawing these incursions and leaving a trail of destruction in the wake as a form of collective punishment. but i'm gonna jump into the pool. it's not from

the neutrons refugee camp in the northern pulse of the occupied west bank. it's another day of struggling for palestinians living in the north shunts refugee camp . a raid may be over, but the rain is just beyond trying to walk across the street is hard enough trying to drive down. it is even harder. not to feed. people can't even reach this area to shop on that. look how it's all broken and damaged. just hours earlier, israel's army once again stormed the camp. it's warmer, bulldozers digging up roads, its forces destroying infrastructure. a short walk up a narrow alley, we find that out of heavy foot whose family home was severely damaged during another incursion. 2 weeks ago. we stand next to a gaping hole. this used to be the window, she looked out of pocket. i was in the bedroom upstairs. when they started

destroying the house. i ran to another room in the bullets we had coming into the house through every direction. the damage to the door and into it. i went home and spent 4 hours here, shut up to shuffle. so that in her family haven't been able to stay here since i made the discomfort. she has, however, found relief in the fact that none of her children or grandchildren were hurt while these really soldiers searched the area for armed promised in and fighters in. busy a few minutes away, even more wreckage, housing structures that have been knocked down and electricity lines that have been cut, palestinians here say this type of destruction caused by is really forces is a form of collective punishment. but they also believe it goes beyond that. and the by utilizing these tactics over and over again, israel is attempting to turn them against the resistance, but no matter the amount of devastation everyone we speak with says that strategy

work with all of the people a used to this, this doesn't to speak to people support now it's the opposite that makes people support the resistance more. because this proves that the fun has a doing the right thing. since october 7th reads my, israel's army only intensified throughout the occupied westbank. here it's become part of the fabric of daily life. today, residents, once again do whatever they can to repair these roads, but they know the fix will only be temporary. how much influence is here? the nations refugee camp in the occupied west. so these are taiwan now and polls of open for a presidential and let just legislative election, which could have major implications for the island and builds now the 2 main policies, all split logs related. but what relationship type pays you type with by using the economy is also a key issue. at the bottom box is more than 20000000 people eligible to vote. we have to correspondence covering the katrina you is across the taiwan strait in

sherman china. but 1st, that's the cost of detaining trying. who's in taiwan capital type pay, tony. how place do we think this selection is going to be? it looks like it's going to be very close and inside the last holes that were released 10 days before the vote today indicates that the, the, the mountain was too close to cool, basically. well, within the mountains era, we have seen the very best business at the polling booth since they opened about an hour and a half ago. lots of people coming in everything seems to be going relatively smoothly. it this holding station, we saw a form, a vice president accosting his balance about an hour ago. elsewhere on the island of the kind of the current vice president and candida, the president of the ruling, the democrats, democratic progressive policy is already costs his vote. so everything seems to be going very smoothly. i think the policy lead is we've very keen to see

a high turn out today was 75 percent at the last election. i think that'll be one thing even more than that, given that it is a very close colon expected cost. china is very much on people's minds. the defense ministry has reported of us and information, gathering pollutants, searching over time once a day. but i think there are other domestic issues that will be paying on both his minds when they cost the balance transfer which goes we joining you through the day as not that continues. that's close eva. what would be just a stone's throw from why tony is to shop and in china what katrina you is standing by and it really is just to throw a stones throw away, isn't it? katrina, what's the mood like that or is they, they watch the and hear about the vote across the water. and that's why it's only su columbus has from sean into tie when he's territory. and people here feel they have a lot in common with people in taiwan. they have the same dialect. 2 traditions and

many people in taiwan has familiar routes here in shellman and more than any other part of the country. people here are affected by the tensions with the islands and have caused to be know this about a possible wolf. now we've spoken to people out as about in the lead up to the polls today, and all of them have told me that they feel regardless of who wins. tie one will one day be re unified with china. and the only difference that the election results make is the timeline. now obviously, this is not everyone's opinion. it's difficult to get a full picture given the information control and censorship here. but that does certainly reflect the official narrative put forward by the chinese government, which has been releasing many statements lead up to the polls. saying that taiwan is chinese tow tree. these elections are an internal effect and it's likely regardless of the results they look like steve, reminds of that in the form of military exercises war planes. and as we just had from tourney, what information, gathering balloons and satellites, etc. now,

given the closest of the race, it still seems that the aging is convinced that the front runner of the poles is the leading democratic progressive party and the candidate lighting to and they released very critical statements of balance and pulling him a dangerous pro, independent separatist who's election could lead to war with china? continue with the latest the, with the latest on, it's very much. let's just bring you some breaking news now, according to the media run by the shooting group in yemen. the us and the u. k. are again targeting the yet many capitals to know it comes off to multiple who feet link targets, which i have a nice home 1st i buy an american pretty fast. right. so there's a tax killed 5 of the groups fighters. yeah, strong solving responds to months, a few the attacks on ships in the red sea, which they say are linked to israel. now is there was mom at the top, joins us now on the telephone from the evans capital son and how many we believe

that you heard these explosions. tell us small. uh yes, uh, uh, i have had done a visa explosions. uh, as many people uh, talked on the social media that they have called for exclusions and indeed kept me close on uh, what's the loyalty uh, fees and media. so she has mentioned that the u. k. i n e us as once again bomb to the kevin to sign off. this comes uh, just of to series of bombings. yeah, that's a good deal. let's talk lisa yesterday night and according to the, the spokes version of the how he's and admitted to the, the only supposed to present the minute how these minutes. yeah. me. you mentioned that over 73 of bombings have that have been carried out over the past 48 hours. and this has also resulted in the beginning and the injury of for

a number of people at least 5 people have been there and be mentioned and did a sofa the the of the have a feeling that the will continue there by the will continue the operations and the recei in order to prevent the passage of the is really yeah, ships towards the is really the airport, the seaports so far the, the continuation of the, the, the both sides a dimension to continue with their, the operations, the from one side we have the us in the us and britain and then to continue with their bombings and all that to we can be how he's capabilities to continue the operations, the receipt and from the other side to the how the spokesperson and also the a.