from the heart of the story, palestinians here save destruction caused by is really forces is a form of collective punishment. and the israel is attempting to turn them against the resist the of the desk told in guns that has now passed 25000 killed street battles are intensifying and signed eunice and is really air strikes, have targeted areas near unnecessary hospital pennsylvania . it's good to have you with us. this is allison 0 life from don't also coming up and possibly unacceptable. reiterates his demand for

a ceasefire in gaza and falls for a 2 state solution. is really recruiters are in india and for longer to address a growing labor shortage of to banning palestinian workers. israel it proves the plan to allow the transfer of tax revenues to the palestinian authority, but only through a 3rd party the who begin with the grim milestone and gaza the death toll from israel's months long war has no past 25000 and the number of dead and injured is rising by the hour. palestinians have been transporting the injured to hospital on pickup trucks for lack of ambulances. gases health ministry says at least $178.00 palestinians have been killed in the last 24 hours in the south. palestinian fighters have been confronting these really military near nicer hospital in the fine you. this is really attacks of killed at least 14 palestinians there since saturday. and the un

secretary general has criticized israel's prime minister at the g 77 summit for his rejection of a palestinian state. houses here as dorothy jabari spoke to antonia gutierrez in the again and capital kampala. ringback and i think that's a, this i'm it should, it presents the stroke commotion of the global self installation to leave those 2 levels of death of destruction. i have condemned the tex, federal tex of i'm us. but i have to say that's the level of civilian casualties that we are witnessing in gaza today is unprecedented in addition to any other costs. and since i am so i can finish. and so what the, how most seats can not just be fine. the collect the punishment of the promising and what is the solution if your calls for dialogue with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu are not being heard. what is the next step to move forward to

try and bring an end to this conflict? i think this it up to s one you asking for an immediate cease fire to alleviate that emetic, suffering people gaza to a lot, 40 minutes lucian, to facilitate the user to the also choose that should be unconditional and media. but that is not the solution. solution, in my opinion, is the acceptance but every body of the rights of the policy and people to the states woods and the acceptance of a 2 state solution results a 2 state solution. result, these will have a coffee, dismembered, and it will most ex, premies over to you to full it eyes situations only with long. and it is something that, in my opinion is still how do you think the united states can be persuaded? at least the buyer and administration to step back

a little bit from their full flight supports of israel. i think it's very important . why is that the united states have been very active, will seek for more effective united saturday night and the stressing that either of us state solutions. and i think it's time for israel to listen to the united states and to make these 2 objectives that the american ministration has been stressing to make the video more now on day 107 of israel's one gaza. michael apple takes a look at the situation on the ground across the strip. the crowd of black smoke drifts across southern garza, skyline phase. the familiar buzz of is really drones above the 2nd biggest city in the strip con units shelling hit the menorah neighborhood. and the cities coast look at who israel considered as a target shouts, this man rocks home. and all of

a sudden you were hit by miss i was on the building collapsed. all of my family were trapped under the rubble. is this baby? and letting me talk it is this innocent baby of pockets. these are really ministry, no matter what they do to us. we are holding all the ground. we are not leaving there is fighting in the vicinity of causes largest remaining functional medical facility. nicer hospital with dozens killed of a night's event. with the unrelenting assault, it's a scramble to get help. the dead and wounded arrive by ambulance. others by what if it can carry them? is ready for us is a pushing for the south and of released footage. they say shows tunnels in hon. eunice with they believe 20 of the captains were kept at some point in the north, sporadic gun fires signals more violent today. it's a to devastation in jamalia where a man returns to his home. well,

what's left of it? is he tired of it today? i came back to check on my home in jamalia, in the north of the gaza strip. i found it in the ruins. totally destroyed, flat into the ground. there not any signs that there was once a home or a human beings living here. israel is perpetrating methodical destruction. we are hit with a catastrophe, another and not by the daily struggle for food and the need for live saving medical supplies grows. mira has hepatitis a close by ingesting contaminated food or water is she's also headed on amputated. i am sick, i do not want to die. i am afraid it is difficult to find food or water. there is no fish water on this or to what important please. i am sick and cannot find medicine. the clinic has closed the stores. there is no end to the suffering. as more body bags are felt. there's been more violence throughout the gaza strip. with

these rarely forces targeting buildings in jabante, i in the north right through to con eunice in the south. even a rough off the lights on the strip southern border, we move in a 1000000 displace palestinians or sheltering isn't sped. mike level elder 000 is honey. my who does in rough as southern gaza, honey between 3 and 4 percent of palestinians in gaza for recorded to have been killed or injured. and you were telling me earlier that the real number is even higher a yes indeed for a lot of people in gaza here when they look at what happened and this year level of destruction, we're talking about entire residential buildings, an entire residential, the blocks, a neighborhood they've been level completely to the ground since the beginning of the work is rolling through. it's not lataria and it's really relentless.

airstrikes and artillery selling did not give people a chance to, to flee the bombing, the destroying entire area. as while people were still inside this, so we're looking at an increasing number of read through in the coming days. the 25000 is what have been collected by an identified by the administer of well then by the remaining family members. but the fact is, we're still looking at the entire family as have been killed, including 3 generations and one family, the grandparents, the parents and their siblings all together in one bonds. and that continued in the many different parts of the god serve, including the refuge account where there was a sort of a wholesale slaughter and mass good length of people in those areas at the beginning, on the 1st few weeks of the work. so there's still people 1000 of them trapped,

missing the seas under the rubble, then we just witness within the past few weeks as people were making their ways to their neighborhoods, to check on their homes. if they're still there, they would describe the smell of death. then the smell of the seas bodies in their neighborhoods pointing at the entire buildings work it's residents could not leave . so the number that we're looking at is, is more than what have been identify more than what i being collected by the administrator of health. the fact that there is an entire generation of, of children have been killed has, as it's paul on, on, on, on the people across the gaza strip of looking at a very difficult future for the society to grow economically and associated with an entire generation of close to $9000.00, it's children being killed. there's also an entire generation of people with a permanent disability, a generation of a crippled who are going to be living in gaza. but again, their addition there,

they're, they're the care that the need would, with the absence of health care system, it's going to be very difficult for them as more of the civic institution have been destroyed, is very shocking. and people is still looking at it, seeing more numbers as the killing continues in every single day of the hunting. tell us about russ uh where you are. more than a half the population of garza has been pushed into that area in the south. what kind of life or palestinians able to have in rasa at the moment? well, with more than 1.9 displays, 1900000 displays palestinians. the vast majority of them have come throughout by to seek the shoulder and refuge from the horror of the bombings in the central area. and the northern part of the gaza strip just found themselves here in a small part of the gaza strip that is running out of the space running out of

basic supplies, the food water and medical supplies. and not just not so sorry, survive the light that is needed for there were, there are a live fear for them to combat the that the horrible living conditions that every single day of their life. but, but we're looking at over crowded evacuation centers where there is a higher risk of spreading of disease and already documented by uh by hospitals, by the world health organization. the spirit of habit type is, for example, for it of infectious diseases among vulnerable rube including including children and women. but also the lack of, of a clean water, drinkable water that is, a almost doesn't exist here at health in the spread of these diseases. so do we have food? we have supplies, medical supplies, and water supplies that are depleted and rough are not only running out of space, but running out of these unnecessary elements that making the life very difficult

for the hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians as the work continued. honey mountain would reporting from rough and southern goes the thank you very much, honey. it is really forces have demolished several houses in hebron and the occupied west bank and overnight rate homes of 3 palestinian men accused of killing and his really soldier in november were destroyed raids. and now and night we occurrence since the one gossip began. they often leave a trail of destruction behind including damaged roads, shops and holes. palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank have rejected israel's cabinet decision to transfer policy and tax revenue to a 3rd party country. israel has been refusing to release the money to the cash draft palestinian authority since the war on gaza began. it now says that it will reserve the right to decide when the money will be transferred. palestinian

officials rely on the tax collected by israel on their behalf to pay salaries and to provide services. i'm sure 0 is hold up. the meat is in ramallah. how does this all requires a little bit of an explanation. so tell us a little more about this mechanism for transferring palestinians money from israel back to the palestinians, and also tell us what the palestinians upset about this to okay, so this is a mechanism that was put in place back in 1995. and since israel controls the borders of both the occupied west bank and gaza, it is in charge of collecting the taxes for the policy news and then transferring that to them on a monthly basis, roughly about 200 $1000000.00. the lion's share of that goes to pay the salaries of the of civil servants here and the occupied with bag about a $140000.00 of them. and then another $50000.00 that are in gaza. now what

the palestinian authority is refusing is refusing to get that money transferred because israel wants to deduct this share of the $50000.00 of civil servants that are in god's and that would be roughly about around a $70000000.00 a be did use the by the palestinian authority here is saying no, they should be getting all the money because it is $1.00 ballast. they were present war policy names regardless where they are geographically. now this town that has been going on since back in november, when the finance minister in this world the far right. the finance minister, i would say, i have had this, i've 1st come up with this idea that money is now in a fund in no way that could not be released unless israel gives the green light.

so what does this mean to people on the ground? i mean, palestinians in the west bank when also will that money be made available since it is subject to that green light by israel? well, it really only arts hardship because the economy here was not doing very well before the war. and it's certainly much worse. since the war had started, israel had already deducted before the war, $50000000.00 per month, because a roger of $5000000.00 per month because it use the excuse that palestinians pay money to families of detainees, for example. so israel, i had already deducted that pushing the palestinian authority of pay up to only 80 percent of the salaries of the civil service, but that was already a hardship on them. then since the closure of the occupied was bag, you also have

a $140000.00 bodies. the news you used to cross into israel on a daily basis or sitting idly at home with no revenue whatsoever with no wages. so certainly the economy here is at a standstill. i mean puts a lot of pressure on the palestinian authority. what are the major pointing from ramallah and the occupied west bank? thank you very much for that or. or since the war is real, has banned the entry of tens of thousands of palestinian workers. thousands of people from gaza were detained and then either sent back the gaza to a war zone or to the occupied west bank where they remain stranded. so now is realized on a recruitment drive in countries like india and for a long code to address its labor shortage. no fernandez reports from the law in central sri lanka. hundreds of applicants brave. the code of the maharishi died in the university. even know that in indian state of hardy, on a,

the here to meet is really recruiters looking to fill urgently, the shortages, myers come off and roger scott is one of them. he study to be a teacher, but now works as a mason. what sort of hers is that for the children who have brought in the future, they will be able to get these origination and progress in life. when these extra money is in the family, we also do basic. it has the above, is it for this out of intel, hon is waiting for news. the time there was told he can make 5 times this kind of income of $200.00 a month. in israel, so far as how come on i thought it possible. i want to make more money. once i own here, it's all spent on food and living expenses. i can't save anything that the indian government has defended its decision to allow workers to go to israel, which it says is under the agreement finalized in may last the liberal laws in israel. a very strict robust, it's a noisy, the country so therefore leveled laws are such that it provides for protection of

migrant type sleep, but lights up on up on the plus. we are very conscious of responsibility to give, provide security and safety, safety to people. what abroad as easily once employed tens of thousands of palestinians to walk across a number of sectors retentions of to the homeless attack on october 7th and the subsequent vote and gaza has seen palestinians being shot out of bed jobs. it's this neighbor shortage. that is really looking to sell stays at the feel, not just in india, but head injury lanka, what people are increasingly desperate to escape the economic hardship. the following employment bureau is walking shortly. 10000 people walk in agriculture, jobs. 25 years old. madison's assume harassment is busy for settings. assembly patty feels engulf incentive. she lanka, he says he will show up listed for the jump in israel a month ago. the man about do me that pick of id and everything is so expensive.

now that's the main reason for me to go for pad the cultivation is difficult to buy for a deposit and i go chemicals, and there's very little profit update of a drunk as it can only crisis. i seen tens of thousands of people had abroad insect a bunch of prospects with rights groups of pretty size the decision to send workers to a country at war ending work as a broad has become an easy onset, the unemployment crises which has happened a year. and an easy on so wish the government is going forward without, without taking on that responsibility for picked up workers from the us ending abroad or to bring back funding to run us. despite these concerns, mother shown to and thousands like him see a job in israel with has them into their lives. minister mendez judge a 0, the central sure that the still ahead on else is 0 against terminal and rush, suspends operations after a huge fire. officials say it was caused by external influence and looking to the

skies for a futuristic transport system. we'll look at south korea's plans for flying, taxi, the, the hello, we are allotted. say some sundry down polls. the strange thing that is to set up is it lets me go through the next couple of days and see the clutch of stones here. gathering south is that it is fine and dry, warm sunshine called sunshine into the southeast to basil across you require i don't need to the river probably because we got a nice little area of high pressure keeping it settled and sunny. that was a weather that does stretch from rio ta associates and we have got some live the stones embedded in this. and that's going to another little further north, which as we go through a monday night is a show was a little more widespread. they will also spread across into that southeast corner

of brazil, but for the river plate it does stay tribal and sunny part of the showers goes to the western side of the amazon pushing across into peru into equitable for the north, one to 2 shelves into the car, but a lot of fine weather around as long as he's settled and sorry for the most pop. i have some shabby rain coming in across the grades around to this puts on eastern honest looking good as we go through sunday and see about west whether the, affecting, the hon. jeris easing down. of course, a good possible southern mexico. so you have a shower, has a stretch that way across the gulf of mexico. that is gonna introduce some whatsoever into the south as we go through the next couple of days. dallas it to celsius moving in from the west. but dallas, on the rise in the rain of the, as the war with the rush of wages on an internal battle is escalating in ukraine. there will be more p t, a state there will be flashbacks. many civilians will find it difficult to

understand. and one of the biggest mental health crises in living memory mindset to reach the therapist helping ukraine soldiers and their families. what is the desired outcome for the patients that come for the store to make a person want to live? come with me. the . the you're watching l 0 a reminder of our headlines. the is really military has hit more areas of guns overnight and into the morning on sunday the health ministry says at least 178 palestinians have been killed in the past 24 hours. that has brought the death toll to more than $25000.00 killed since early october. is really forces have demolished

several houses in hebron and young replied westbank in an overnight rain homes of 3 palestinian men accused of killing and just really soldier in november or destroy. the un secretary general has criticized israel's prime minister for his rejection of a palestinian state. antonio gutierrez says the refusal of a 2 state solution is unacceptable. he was addressing leaders of the g 77 group of countries in kampala. many palestinians in the gaza strip has been displaced more than once during this war. some of them say is released forces is really soldiers forced them out of their shelter and threatened to shoot them among those evicted were some elderly and children coming into like has more displacement on desk. that's the stock choice. palestinians say they were given as they shouted in a school in the remote neighborhood in gauze, a city set amount on the left the we will proceed on wednesday night and these rarely forced to show it to us until the morning. no one could leave the school,

they kept shooting the next day to all day long. then the soldiers entered the school and asked us to evacuate by sunset. is there a forces told them that any one failing to comply with dr. about to ation would up? would be shot. they were forced to flee on foot, both young and old alike, alone with one another. then i prefer death to this humiliation. i wish they'd killed us at the school rather than being displaced again. i truly rather die than have to move us again. my neck back and feet touch. we cold. we have no blankets, no food and no water. do you think come and shape to work? several kilometers. i'm an old lady. i was walking with my head down. i'm being helped by 2 of the people they asked me to keep walking, even though i was out of breath. this is day on the back. this was supposed to be a safe haven, but nowhere has been sped, collapse,

trues don't help buildings trouble. i'm not much else for the 1st time since the war broke out and goes and he will be eating tomatoes. i hope the world sees this almost the entire population of cause that has been false balance with that homes. many of now being this place several times over human rights groups will not be as ready. all me is continuing to destroy homes, even in areas where there isn't any fighting, making it impossible for residents to return even once the rule is of a criminal matter, like, i'll just say era. now let's take a look at some of the days of the news. a fire has broken out that russia's nova tech gas terminal in the baltic sea, forcing it to suspend operations. officials, the saying that the blaze was caused by what they call the external influence. the

incident was reported by the governor of the lending grad region. the sound of drones was heard before the explosion. all the staff at the facility had been rescued. nova tech is the largest producer of liquefied natural gas in russia. and there are reports of drone attacks and russia with explosions heard in the central tula. region videos have been posted on social media of the blasts. the defense ministry says it also shot down drones into other areas in the central part of the country. at least 18 people were killed after shells hit the busy marketplace in the russian controlled region of done yet. can ukraine medical crews say 13 others were wounded in a shilling? local officials say the showing was carried out by ukrainian forces. tens of thousands of people have protested across germany against the far right. a of the party demonstrations were organized after reports emerged that the party discuss plans for mass deportation of migrants. the a, f. d or alternative for germany has been searching in the polls ahead of upcoming

regional elections. of the mexican government has been reviewing its official register of people labeled as disappeared. if there is little transparency about how the review has been carried out. and the families of missing people say that the records have been manipulated to bring the numbers down. mexico's president says the accusation is wrong then. well, rep hello. has more on this from mexico city? demonstrators outside of federal government building in mexico city. they are the families of missing persons, and they say they want answers over why dozens of case files have been erased from the official government census onforce disappearances. activists showed us dozens of lead government documents appearing to show the names of missing persons that have been removed from the public record. can look at getting this out the body. they want to make it seem as if there are no full disappearances in mexico. but that's not the case. everybody does. it says her husband roberto must see and went

missing in 2010. she believes his name is among those that have been erased. she and many others believe mexican authorities of tampered with official records to make it appear as though hundreds, possibly thousands of missing persons have already been found to report it so. so yeah, that's why i'm here demanding that the president tells us where all these people are that have supposedly been found that was my husband's never returned for his part president. under this monday, lopez over the world has denied the accusations in the middle. have no i e, we have no intention, nor have we ever had the intention of racing any disappeared person is what we conducted as a revision in the general national search need to clarify precisely what we have in terms of disappeared this and get everything in order to complete you and is it easy? according to the mexican government's own records, there been more than 45000 cases of missing persons in mexico during the lopez over

the other. what administration? with less than a year left before the end of president lopez over the term, critics say his administration is trying to manipulate government statistics ahead of the upcoming national election information regarding the methodology used to update the national registry on missing persons has not been made publicly available families of missing persons in mexico say it's a way for the government to make their loved ones disappear for a 2nd time. when was it happened? oh, houses here mexico city. 7 in southern mexico, protesters have set fire to a municipal building after police killed a young man. demonstrators in there though that the how the tax police officers and burned their vehicles for officers or under arrest for a suspected homicide. after a 27 year old man was shot dead outside his grandmother's house in honduras, now hundreds of migrants are making their way north towards the united states. they say, lack of jobs and difficult living conditions forced them to lead their communities

. their journey started in san pedro san pedro sla on saturday and ca, morris. the main opposition party has finally legal challenge against the re election of incoming president alleging electro fraud as early as 2 money. one, a 4th term in office after he was declared winter in last week's election. the capital maroney saw k off the 2 days with st. battles between soldiers and protesters. a new idea. so calling a taxi is taking off in south korea, the 1st flying taxi's there are due to start ferrying their 1st passengers. by the end of next year, eunice kim has been to see how testing is going for the revolutionary public transport system in the sky. of rural expense on the southern tip of the korean peninsula is a testing ground for public transport of the future travellers check in using facial recognition to.