it is now the aggressor, and that's not fair because that's not the truth. that's not how it was. i care about helping us engaging with the rest of the world. we're really interested in taking you in to a place you might not visit otherwise. i feel as if you were there, the know list often is rouse attacks on guns and strikes of an ice killing into a number of palestinians including diabetes. the photo mccrae, this is down to 0 live from the also coming out. israel continues to demolish homes and buildings to create buses on wisconsin. philos indians and the occupied westbank sides up being arrested to force family members

wanted by israel to surrender the we'd begin and goes away as well as the bombing of this trip is not stopping hospitals schools and to you in building sheltering displaced, palestinians of open attacks and the main building of nestle hospital in con eunice is the latest focus. troops have surrounded the facility and the area around it has been found intensely. garza's health industry says no one has been able to enter or leave the hospital, which is already struggling to treat the wound. it's the red cross is warning of thousands of people whose depths may have been prevented, could die if those medical facilities unprotected from indiscriminate assaults. new trial is being accused of establishing a boss's own within garza and the officials previously said creating such an area which protected civilians. the u. s. as opposed any plans to change palestine

borders. but from on all of this honey, make me joins us from profit and southern guys will get to the buffer zone in just a moment. a bit, honey physical. can you tell us about the latest fighting around con eunice and then the yes tom well since the last time we spoke would be receiving confirmed reports. not only from han, eunice, but also from god and city where the vast majority of people are going hungry and for the most part, been starving to death. as there are no aided trucks getting into the northern part and goes with it. but within the past 45 minutes, the large crowd of people were on the line being road at field to wait in our section of the this is the area of the in the middle of while i had been roads right at the a, the intersection that connect to gauze city with the central part of this trip

where large crowd was targeted by heavy artillery, selling a drone attack has the we're waiting for a to trucks. it's important to point out the no, it is truck has been allowed into the northern parts and java city and just uh there the, the throwing the uh, the fee, the people who are stranded in that area and not only dealing with the horror of the continuous intense bombings, but also they've been going hungry for a long period of time, as reports by the un warren of it can go famines and its conditions are worse and its still farther. 20 people confirm killed india attacks and more than a 150 of injuries, we're waiting to get more updates. but the intense bombing continued in hong units of these really military continued siege of loss or hospital. and particularly that area that houses not only the hospital but also evacuation centers. those are honor

was schools within the vicinity of the area. there is a warning by the minister of, of the not the hospital is extremely running out of medical supplies. it has been already overwhelmed, exhausted, medical this topic and of soon enough the, the shortage and a few was for the hospital to shut down major departments during the i c u which put the risk of patients and an injured the ones who need the medical attention right away, it's a trip gun with the the remaining area of the honda and its are not far from the ongoing and since bombing the western part of it, including atlanta, the hospital, the palestine, refreshments society and within the vicinity of unlocked spot university of the largest public institution in the gospel of work, large number of people were reported, killed and injured. those who are unable to get the not center hospice. i've been transferred to drop by city taking the coastal road from out of milwaukee zone area . so far, there at least 45 cases arrived to hold off i,

for 12 of them have been killed and other with a critical injuries into a honey. on top of all of that as royal, has demolished thousands of buildings in an effort to create a, a circle buses on around the strip. what more can you tell us about this this well, that, that's unfortunately been proven accurate on the ground from the uh, the ongoing of the bombing patterns and conditions are created on the ground as the is really military started a campaign of a systematic destruction of old residential buildings and residential and neighborhoods in influx of the eastern part of the guster, the from the city of a tunnel and in the northern part all the way to further south. i'd be egypt. garza border not only residential buildings, but also public facilities including good schools. and in mid size, they clinics and hospitals in the area as well as,

and the 2 major industrial zones and providing jobs, sports before galvan has been all destroyed in addition to the raising. but the vast majority of the agriculture land in the area, very consistent with these really narratives, whether it's on the political level or the military level of establishing a buffer zone. the through creating conditions on the ground are very difficult and making life unbearable, unlivable and making very uninhabitable. and 4th thing is that the people of deluca residence into internal displacement and eventually into expunged exposure. and unfortunately, this is so far as themes. oh, obvious, deeper, right? now that these are the conditions just speeding into their concerned a growing concern of permanent displacement in the southern part of the goddess trip. okay, thanks so much, honey. for a little bit of honey mark me for us and rasa in south and gone. so will it stay with us and speak to stephanie deca, who is an occupied east jerusalem and stiff?

well, what are the is riley sighing about the circle office. i'm just trying to create around the strip as well. they say is vital to their security and safety, particularly also for the border areas of border communities along causes border so that the attack of october, the 7th that nothing of its of its sort can happen again. but of course, if you look at this conflict at his own about not even talking about one meter is usually contentious. so you're talking about a one kilometer buffer zone that is really needed was reporting that around 1100 structures had already been demolished. and that up to almost $3000.00 structures, these are homes as well, are still to be demolished, to establish this buffer zone. it's been pushed back on by the united states. and also just now from saying the same thing that the palestinian law needs to maintain its territorial integrity and that certainly they do not agree with the buffers. and there was some hidden from the american saying perhaps temporarily they would

agree to something. but this is usually contentious when it comes to palestinian land. also, if you look at goal is all just most narrow. it's 6 kilometers at its widest. it's 12 kilometers. if you're talking about one kilometer of land in a place and you have a population that's been growing over the decades, they've been pending the land housing grown between the whole defense and the sea. so certainly, i mean the americans are saying they don't agree with that. what they're actually going to be doing about it is a different thing because certainly this is already an established reality on the ground that he's really military is carrying out. thanks so much to have stiff ticket for us there and occupied east jerusalem. the stuff, advocates he is the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative and a full of tell us to mean information minister. he says israel's, i am increasing off is ons, is to destroy palestinian lives and livelihoods. and there is no military value

whatsoever of this procedure, but the actually, the intentional, this is the shooting, cook guys assigns. we have to remember that the guys is on the 362 square meters with 2300000 people living there. it's the most densely populated area and the one i know that is there is one to cut us a big part of it. no less than 15 percent. it's good to go up to 25 percent of that . let the place at next and get practically to israel. and this would be perceived on the as an act of ethnic cleansing, of the whole population that lives in this very important part of gus as to if there's an act to destroy. also, one of the most important are going to kind of shut an areas in the, in the, in the place. but they want to move the board of photo, but it does for the world and together, destroying the lives of the people of guys. and that is of course, very dangerous and it's a must be accepted and they should not be allowed after that. the not that

important fact that in my opinion, the talk about about also now is uh in a way article, the mission of data failure. they offend in the all data military goal and they failed and sort of thing to tell if macklin single guys, they failed and it's, and, and destroying that existence and garza defend their and imposing to their domain ition in the area and that ok patients and these these, the methods of sending guys the as the, the x, the administrators book about the core, him a, i'm not going to have anybody. and i think the whole international community must take a very strong stand against this violation of people's rights. and they'll feel my rights under the integrity of palestinian land as well as military has carried out more of an ice rides across the occupied west bank is ready, full system of the city of jeanine using bull does is to destroy the straits, at least for palaces means for the rest of the novelist. is there any forces that

reported to have ransacked several times in the town of yachts of south of hebron. palestinians who have family members wanted to buy these ready armies side. they are being unjustly arrested, interrogated and held an administrative detention by science designs to put pressure on the loved ones to surrender, or con mid some of the families in the west bank at low volume thought it does. the mother of a young man who is wanted by israel and says she's being harassed and threatened and violent be pressured by these ready minute treat to surrender for some are not covered to so i spent 9 days in prison. they told me to give up my son, or they would come back and take me. i'm bone my house. after i left prison, they were calling us down the clock. i was so stressed because they threatened to kill my son. they also come back then sacked the house and threatens to address to my daughter,

get of her husband says he's also being treated like criminal and it's been in prison twice in 2 months. that sort of said, look at this picture, they found my hands put a blindfold on me. they threw me onto my face into a jeep, where they beat and kicked me. i asked, what did i do? they told me why son is wanted and they want him to surrender. the policy imprisoned, the rights group says this is a form of collective punishment, but it's illegal on the international human rights. little about the set on oaks is october. the 7th. this policy over us to family members of one to people is happening more frequently our especially seeing the women like wives and what does the news and all the hundreds of people now being used as captive. they put pressure on family members to have themselves in trouble for you. since is ralph warren garza more than 6000 people have been arrested and placed in administrative detention in the occupied westbank. often it is ready presence without any formal

charges or trial. just 5 minutes for me to boss were here and tell loon web move. families are facing the same. there among dozens across the occupied west fund who's being arrested interrogation and put into person to give information on family members and to add to the pressure here. they say they have to enjoy a list night, you rides and drains continuously suckling overhead. intel mood, mohammad ashuelot says, his brother is wanted by these radios, he's the questioning. he shows me where the army broke into his house that night, smashing in the muscle to suddenly when a whole, they asked about my brother. i told him, i don't know where he is. then they started beating me. they didn't find him, so they destroyed the tool and ended my house and took me instead. they interrogated me for 8 hours in an open area. what about some of the stuff? and he says, the reason breaking is cause one of his children to constantly shake and like so many across the occupied westbank. he says, these are us or another form of oppression. discontinued for generations. during

con, i'll just say or occupied westbank. the international court of justice says it will deliver it to be picked on mission sort by, south africa against as well. this friday, the south african governments broke the case in december, accusing israel of carrying out genocidal x and guns. and then the ruling going to address the basic issue of with the israel is committing genocide. that's expected to type. he is. instead, we'll consider south africa this request for non so called provisional measures. if cronsa dance could include an order effect as royal to stop its military campaign, and ensure palestinians have access to humanitarian assistance, the court could also decline to order the measures, as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has already said he wouldn't be bound by any order to hold the war, and that is the spot orders from the icj i being legally binding a not often to appeal. it is difficult for the course to enforce its biddicks the

area of my colleagues only. but i spoke with michael becca format associated lawyer at the i. c h i. he says so that we can meet the basic requirements for provisional measures to be ordered against his room. it's really important to understand that what the court is going to be deciding on friday is not whether israel is in breach of any of its obligations under the genesis of convention. those are, as you've said, south africa's main claims and the case. this is about provisional measures, that's a kind of emergency relief or interim relief that south africa is 16 while the case is pending. and so south africa has asked for a number of things, but to make the most prominent requests are 1st for an order that would direct israel to suspend all military operations in gaza. and secondly, for an order that would direct israel to not impede and indeed facilitate the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance into casa. and so how the court

addresses those 2 requests, if it decides to indicate provisional measures at all, is what to really look out for on friday. so to request all is the court likely to grant one request and deny another one? because i understand this has happened in the past, like the boss, me a case a few years ago. right. so 1st, what we'll see if the court decided that south africa met the basic test for provisional measures to be if you order it in the 1st place, many eyes to experts. and i would agree with, with this view, think that south africa did do enough to show that it's claims under the genocide convention or at least plausible. and very importantly, that the palestinian population of guys that faces a real and imminent risk of irreparable harm and nothing that's happened in the last 2 weeks, i think has changed that assessment. so the court can, the court isn't limited to what south africa has asked for this out. the court doesn't have to say yes or no to south africa's specific requests. if he decides to

issue provisional measures, a can formulate whatever set of measures it thinks is most appropriate. and so while i think the court will want to say something about the israel's military operations, i'm not convinced that they will be willing to go quite as far as south africa as ask them to go. or in a complete suspicion of military activities. it was still a hit here on al jazeera. moscow is describing it as a monstrous act. we'll hear what the downing of a russian electricity. it means for future prisoner exchanges. the 2 crime, the same depth analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa to it's accusations of genocide in this case, many genocide and hold across the scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a text book genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of

facing a jail term informed opinions when the us census will ships into the red sea. it's not receive task protection, etc. that's convocation inside story. on al jazeera, once somebody shoots somebody else dead, most people expect the police to arrive, which handcuffs on that person, and take them to jail. and then stand your ground. you can shoot somebody in getting your truck and drive away. is that unusual? that is very unusual because we're talking about the crime of murder, but it's a very clear in the statute. they don't want anybody arrested. that's why it's a get out of jail free card. time you pull the trigger. why do you think the shooter wasn't arrested? because of the law, i feel like she's hiding behind the stand your ground on the

the you're watching l g 0 reminder about top stores, the seller. and this really is truck has killed at least 20 people in gallons associate based on live shots have injured people being rushed into l. a. ship a hospital, a group of people with targeted while waiting for a as around a balance. for 100 people has been injured is ready for us to have a tax, the main building of nest and trust them. and con eunice troops the surrounding the facility and the area has come under intense, bombardments, and as well as being accused of establishing impulses on within garza, i'm, the officials have previously said creating such an area would protect civilians. the u. s. has opposed any plans to change color suns board as well as bring you

some of the world news now. and russia is accusing you kind of shooting down a military plan. it came down near the city of belgrade and southern russia. the kremlin says the prompted 74 people on board, including 65 ukrainian prisoners of war. but cape says it was carrying weapons, ukrainian president for letting me zalinski has cooled. the clarity on the circumstances of the crash for more in this way. and now joined by daniel hopkins, who is in moscow and simons from both sides over the last 24 hours. or so, but still there are more questions than answers here on it absolutely explains and counts the claims of swelling over the last 24 hours. russia might, it's position very clear, and they made it awesome. all of this crash lane, the blame, squarely on ukraine's saying that it's meant to treat a tech to me. so launches that cause this planes to crash with most of i, most ukraine remaining quite hesitant to confirm or deny any involvement in this

crash directly though the picture is emerging over the last 24 hours from the statements in the crate in media or in statements from ukraine and official bodies that they may have had some sort of move all months in this plaines crash with forces perhaps thinking the plane could have been countering not to w use but components o s 300 rockets, which russia has used, and it strikes on ukraine now this morning, the black box record is that the site was discovered by investigators that being sent off to moscow for further analysis, and not could shed some light on what exactly happened in the skies over belgrade. having said that, even if it is approved in the investigation that ukraine did have a hand in this plane coming down, the questions remain why and how this happened. and that's way too. if i was accused russia of being responsible, saying the russian side hadn't provided the safety for these prisoners of or hadn't, and folding the quote in the side about the claims move on is that something

russian officials denied this morning saying that so the funny and so i'd had been told i had about this plaines flood policy, that will be a un security council meeting tomorrow on this incident. and that's where both sides a lot to present the version of events that hopefully excuse me, provide some evidence which fold back up. those claims from both sides knew their uh why the repercussions here on it because the criminal said this morning that to future prisoners swaps could now be in dallas to those was suddenly concerns. so this morning, thousands of prisoners of war, a report to remain on both sides here and of exchanges have taken place. that process is very complex, very secretive, and takes a long time with negotiations. taking place across the level was that when actually russian officials had said that old folks were off the table following this

incident. so dmitri prescott presidential spokesman said this morning, that is unclear how the incident will impact future prisoners swaps under a cup. depaula foods wash is chatted with the defense committee though, said rochelle. we'll continue to continue crane about these prisoners swaps because it's the only way currently to bring prisoners home from both sides. having said that, though, this incident of course, will leave families of p, o w, use on both sides concerned about 1st and foremost, the safety of the loved ones in detention. and 2nd, me just how much of an impact this is going to have in terms of adding another level of difficulty. another level of complexity in negotiating these very difficult, poisonous walks in future. okay, thanks so much daniel, daniel hawkins, the most got steve crime says russia has attacked residential areas in odessa, ukraine's main grain port has been repeatedly targeted since russia pulled out of

the bikes. the great exploit. the last year of the 9 months, the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces, the both accused of possibly displacing civilians and torturing them and detention centers during the 9 month long war. both sides denied those allegations, and the morgan talked to some of those who with the tines and facing every day for more than 3 weeks. how many recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says he was imprisoned in the national television building, controlled by the power military rapids support forces. his family puts out notices in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home in on demand for finding me that they took me from you to my house and stopped beating even before selling me into a ticket to accuse me of working with the army and beat the mercilessly they took me to the state. televisions building stood for me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish, got the i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was on

the a civilian and let them go. my, how much says more than 20 others were detained with him in the same room. many said in these families have been reporting the 4th disappearances of relatives. since the early weeks of fighting between the army and the r a staff, many of the missing were men, but the women were reportedly health to the president says she was detained by the parent military for over 8 months, per se car, as she says, are from rebel bullets fired by the recess while she was being tortured until submitted. so fits as if i was being tortured, exceptionally abused. they accuse me of working with the government. i was taken to the eastern part of the capital along with other women. they beat us with a hold to the point we couldn't get up. they would wake us up with cold water if they find a sleeping. so there was a woman who died because of the torture. they took her and we asked about her days later. and we were told she had died, let us know, mind. it's not the only torture that those 4 simply disappeared and detained. have

to deal with the news rights group known as emergency lawyers say hundreds of people are being detained in various parts of the capital. some families who report that they loved ones missing, don't even know they're being detained. the group also says most detainees are being held in any human condition that include 470 patients with very little food and water. the lawyers, they both wear insides, have detained and forcibly disappeared. civilians which may amount to work. crimes, a backup degree, the 52 detention centers in costume, the types of 5 being confirmed others have to reach and confirmed because of the ongoing conflict, detaining unforeseen, be disappearing. people is classified as a violation of international human rights slowly, according to the international criminal court, and can be classified by the quotes prosecutor as a war crime. crimes that have taken away many from their loved ones, leaving doubts over whether their captors will ever be held accountable. he but

morgan all just there on how to separate as far as a memo side up. so he's control of a strategically important coastal town in width, and we're con, stays the rock and army and allegiance of funds is from ethnic minority groups that i've taken over put for up to 2 months of intense finding the truth for me and most willing june to that, the town is close to the crucial people to pause and situate the state capital. this tom is in france, have blocked the roads across the country and protest against rising cost, not angry at the government and the youth of rising prizes, texas and ecological legislation. some have been using tractors to disrupt the traffic. the movement has been growing across france is fined by some of demonstrations in germany. and then the other ones that break through in gene the therapy treatment has allowed an 11 year old boy to here for the 1st time. awesome dam underwent the experimental surgery of the children's hospital of philadelphia in the us. the searching says the treatments could have

a profound impact on future treatments to dis people. so that's so for me, tell me cry, for now you can find much more on a website. eldest eric, come with us next and inside story. we'll discuss the growing risk of feminine garza stipend us the the world is be a vast amount of snow in japan or the last day or so. there's still more to come. that's really cold. air has come out of the interior. is it central but japan? i don't think it's about half a meter read about 12 by us, which is reco breaking itself. it was a blizzard in arcada, and the winds are still quite strong throughout friday. though it is sort of fading away west of over to where it's really cold, south of the yangtze and adding to northern viet nam, how long is on the 13th to hong kong has come up to 18. there's some rain likely i

think in southern china, but not snow, which was the unusual thing a couple of days ago. and the snow is fading away from hong share, the wind to suddenly dropping. so things are improving in east asia. whereas if you look at to the northern part of india and pakistan, persistent folk has been the thing. it stopped raining nerve, you know this year, and we had some like a months worth of rain if you go. that's all right, smart reading any but also things back to the average. the full cost, i'm afraid still shows folk new daddy's just an example how you run 20 degrees, but best if you briefly get to see the sunshine in the afternoon. it's cold by night and that fog does not clear. it extends from northern india, started a good part of pakistan for se, se lost most of the day. the long, sleek, 2 years should be a time to relish. but in europe's comments,

he cannot make crisis. it's a life consumed by the struggle to meet the cost of simply living limits to price sikes and forced evictions. and i'm like, the candidate can spend, emerges from these quad for time and to become the face of a groceries movement, giving hope to his community space, housing stack. a witness documentary on now to 0 or the risk of simon is growing. game does have more than half a 1000000 people are facing catastrophic food insecurity because of as well as for an siege, that's the stop warning from the food program on the un agencies. so is israel using food deprivation as a war tactics? this is inside story. the .