[000:00:00;00] the its southern gaza is under, is really attacked, rasa is being bombed and patients and stuff in nasir hospital are under fire as troops, storm the facility, the serve, any age, good to have you with us. this is allison 0 life from don't also coming up today for starvation in gaza. israel is accused of using hunger as a weapon of war by blocking 8 families as captives held in gaza,

threatened to storm israel's ministry of defense. if politicians don't meet with them and send the goals, constitutional counsel over turns a decree by president lucky cell to delay the presidential election news. so we begin in southern gaza where israel has once again attacked. the southern most point in the strip meant to be the last safe soon in gaza. 7 people have been killed in their strike on the rough. uh. meanwhile, in the city of han you, this is really troops, a storm of the largest hospital in the area after besieging it for weeks. hundreds of stuff and patients at nicer hospital have been forced to flee heavy tank and machine gun fire. they've been pushed into an old building and the complex is real says the bodies of captives are being kept there, but it hasn't provided any evidence for that claim. honey. my who begins are coverage from rough, a terrifying experience for patients and medical staff and most of the hospitals,

as is really soldiers, a storm the facility and find you treating the sick. and the one to the hospital was filtering at least 10000 displays, palestinians from relentless is really at the top. the medical staff attempted to move it bound patients as, as really troops made a series of arrest. after selling parts of the building, doctors describe conditions as catastrophic and disaster. yes. well, that's special ed about $1130.00 last night. these very soldiers and least frantic dogs in symmetrical complex after that they wanted us to speak is that the hospital must be evacuated within only 10 to 15 minutes. it was an ultimatum to evacuate within minutes, not only display citizens, but also the medical stuff. civilian started to leave the hospital, and then i me. so i was fired on the orthopedics department, and one person was killed in 2 people, but medical stuff were ordered to leave one by one river actuated by force. kidney

. dialysis patients were among the many forced to flee the hospital. authorities in gaza say is really snipers. go to 3 people at the hospital on tuesday. the same day is really forces guild, the prisoner in hand. costs was sent into the hospital to issue evacuation orders. and they put their dental insurance, the visual i left with my husband use blind. i was undergoing kidney dialysis, so they destroyed the wall surrounding us as well as another room. they ordered us to leave and fired booms and rockets at us from overhead. they destroyed the building, we left and my husband and i walked to see which is right at least and took him away and there was a seizure nozzler hospital and the tax on its facilities is yet another violation of international law and further emphasizes that there is no safe place across the gaza strip. under my mood,

i was just the rough behind southern gaza. the dr. match gilbert is an emergency medicine physician who's worked in gauze his hospitals. he's been in touch with some of the stuff at nasa hospital and explains the situation in the aftermath of that, right. i the just got the information from some of our colleagues inside. and they can tell that the hundreds of patients and staff altogether, 600, were forced by the occupation soldiers to move all the patient, the and the, the staff to, to one of the 3 buildings, which is the oldest one. there were only one elevator working, they have to carry patients by hand carrying them on their backs. and they're not crammed in the nato quoted doors of this remaining building. and it's 273 patients who cannot be moved. there are uh, 300 terminally members to get with the patients. it's a 190 staff with the 300 family members. and then

a number of displaced persons who have been forcefully displaced. they've taken shelter. so they say that the situation in the hospital for the patients and the staff and the family members is unbearable. there is constant attacks. and i'd write like to read to you. uh, what's the message that i just received uh from one of the doctors accompanied by this picture of the quoted doors in the building where they have been forcefully displaced too. and he says, all of the patients and health care workers were displaced to one department. other buildings had been invaded by soldiers. we can hear the shooting and bumping everywhere. please stop this madness. stop this war. this is the hospital facility, not a battlefield. and this should come as no surprise neither to the media nor to the world, because in fact, this is what these really occupation army has been doing for 4 months. they had the same threats against, i'll put some capital, i guys ship

a hospital against the other hospitals in the north and currently currently only barely. a 3rd of the hospitals in garza are working because these realities have been doing this to hospital one after another. or israel is blocking aid from getting into gaza. and that means almost all of the 2300000 people in the strip or suffering, deliberate mass. starvation, searching for food has become a daily necessity. i'm sure zeros. are a couple assume reports hungry. i'm displace these children are receiving food handouts for 2300000 people who can cause a suffering deliberate, simon, would you to, as well so use of the style patient as of what than for less than the 5th or 8 trucks are getting thrown to concept which used to see more than 500 complaints

every day because i'm more of the top of the border crossings by israel. the basic necessities of life are totally absent in our camp, as well as all other refugee camps and gaza from water to food, let alone baby milk. we hear about aid being delivered, good quantities are scanned and their whereabouts are unknown. terry to say that the feet running out as soon as people are arriving roughly on top of the more than $1300000.00 people who are read that and the prices of food and water only increases as it becomes less available hydrogen. the people's need for food is enormous. food is beginning to completely run out in the northern gaza strip. a come boys have no end to northern guys are a tool. yeah. and i've got another and cause these people are collecting what they can from the ground. essentially, hudson wins by the people i resort things to eat things, grass and animal sleep,

just as long sasha is come a little while there was a marsh where you gotcha. which way. so basically what i'm trying to collect some of these wild plants to feed my children. we have nothing else. rice at flower or fred, this is what we have leaving on for months. i'm risking my life by being here. i'm gonna place you on site is that children tend to find all at higher risk of stuff, e mail, nutrition, and this can post long term damage to the gross. the us size that by not allowing food into garza salvation is being used as a weapon of will. and the only way to stop the ongoing stuff ation is to allow you den. and that can only happen with a ceasefire. topic about zoom out. just a rough, rough off in suffering garza, the test ingram is the unicef spokeswoman in earlier. she told my colleague this. does it say that even when food does enter a glass of the bum barden and makes it nearly impossible to deliver it? of the situation in the south,

which were able to provide some limited aid and also have some access to those of, you know, some level of food. all of the families that i met and spoke to said that they were incredibly hungry, but they are able to access a tend vegetables from aid packages and, and perhaps spread from a community. fire of 30 is limited and the diversity in that 3rd is not enough. nutrition for, for children to grow up healthy and strong. but in the north, the situation is, is even worse, unbelievably, because i had access to the nose, has basically been non existent since the beginning of this year. we haven't received the safety assurance that we need to get up into the north and provide there. and what we're hearing from families on the ground in the north east is that hung up is, is catastrophic. and people are resorting to, to non human foods to, to try and survive. what reason is really, for us is actually giving to 8 walk, inspect baton in trucks back. so it's, it's very opaque we,

we do our best to try and get as much items as we can, but the price is the screening of the bullet or is, is very complex and it's very long. and one of the challenges that we have is, is when we kind of surrender trucks to that screening process, we don't know when they're going to arrive on the other side, which makes it very difficult for us to plan the distribution. and then once we do receive the goods, we then have to battle with the ongoing security challenges on the ground, the lack of trucks, fuel the damage to the road. so it's incredibly difficult for us to move around even most so. now with the threat of a grand invasion in rasa, it is really a strike on a civilian vehicle and gaza city is killed at least 6 people. the attack happened on the la street because of health officials say nearly 29000 palestinians have been killed since the war began and october, the 7th. the so in the occupied westbank is really forces have conducted a rate in the city of calculator and open fire on

a car. this look of this house and i found the handle of the house, then you media is reporting that is really forces prevented an ambulance from reaching the scene of the shooting. the deliberate obstruction of ambulance movements has been documented by rights groups in the past. the con boy, if is really armored vehicles are in the town of a board near ramallah as well. on wednesday of raid was conducted in central ramallah, where 2 palestinians were injured. nearly 400 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank since october. the 7th. families of these rarely captives are threatening to storm the ministry of defense and to leave. they are demanding a meeting with politicians and that the government restarting negotiations with home us is, comes out the prime minister benjamin netanyahu decided to recall israel's delegation from tops, new cairo. relatives of the captive say the government is sacrificing their loved ones to sell who has more from occupied east jerusalem. this is quite a larger demonstration than what we usually see from the families of the captives.

in fact, it happened outside the kiddy of israel's defense ministry. and inside of that building earlier tonight we saw a meeting with the c r e, a director, these really prime minister and the delegation that he had sent to cairo. now remember, these really prime minister had not allowed that delegation to go back to cairo for a 2nd day of meetings and negotiations with mediators. now this came at the surprise of some members of the war cabinet who were not consulted on this decision, but nothing yahoo had made himself so the families are saying that these really government is simply not doing enough to help them. they are not only demanding that the government go back into negotiations, but they're also demanding a meeting with the prime minister so that they can voice their concerns yet again for more than 4 months. they have been saying that these really government is not

prioritizing bringing back the captives from gaza and that they should re enter negotiations and be willing to offer up any sort of concessions that the other side wants. but nothing y'all who himself has said that israel has multiple red lines and that while he does want it to bring back the captive, it's not going to come at any price. and in fact, he has been reiterating that military pressure is the only way to bring them back. now this protest tonight until a v was significant because the family members came out in quite a show of force. they had hancock themselves together to the sense of the building . they had blocked roads. and remember that this is also the same protest movement that was happening before the war against israel's judicial overhaul reforms. it's called caplin force and this protest movement essentially this week had said that they are coming back in full force to protest, not only against the government,

but also against their policies that have seen the war. go on for this long without the release of the captive. so the families tonight, intel of be incredibly angry, demanding more from these really government says the law says it's, i are dozens of rock into the town and northern israel. this is in response to the killing of 10 civilians and is really strikes on 11 on wednesday. that was the highest number of lebanese civilians killed and 4 months of cross border exchanges . evans, who these say that they've wants to miss only a little bit of ship. the group said that they targeted the liquor vetoes while it was traveling in the gulf of age. and the british maritime security from embrace, as a vessel, suffered minor damage after it was hit and re did not name the ship. but did say that the incident happened. east of humans, port, city of aden, or the set of goals. constitutional counsel has overturn the delay to the countries

presidential election. this was due to take place on february 25th, but at the instigation of current president, lucky south side of goes parliament postpone the vote to december. nicholas hack has this update from the city police capital the car, the constitutional council counseling rejecting and challenging a decision taken by the president voted by the national assembly to delay february's presidential elections to december 15th. now the president had said that the electoral process was flawed. and decided to delay the elections because there was suspicion of corruption among the council itself that drew the list of candidates. the counsels response was that the decision to delay the elections is unconstitutional. they cited article window 3 of the constitution thing, a president, you know, extend his van, they present themselves. term in office ends on april 2nd. now this decision was

welcomed by candidates, but also members of the opposition to comes at a time where several leading figures of civil society and the opposition were freed from the tension. now there are several marches that are going to take place for many. this is a sign that the institution, the democratic institution in sending gulf works for others. this is a sign of a deepening crisis between the president and the, the constitutional counsel and some of the institutions in the country. now the council has said that the president, the opposition, the candidates have to get together and decide for a new election dates. as soon as possible. nicholas hawk elgin 0, the car dealer head on alpha 0. the date is set, donald trump will become the 1st former you as president the facing criminal trial that's next month. and why his venezuela ordered the u. n. human rights office to close

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suffer. starvation. searching for food has become a daily necessity. rights groups say israel is using hunger as a weapon of war. the worst hid part in the strip is in the north of gaza, where if every little aid is being delivered, some people have resorted to pulling up weeds to try and make a meal. here's one woman story in her own words. and the saw that i thought i'd also like you to start with a script that the funny. yeah. it's not me. is that a little see if you don't know how that book is that what fraud of the limits of some of the yeah, so that's fine with you. yeah. and even as the literacy it had the sure i have no clue upon this as upfront. most of the subjects about thus little on yes, the left. now the indoor now the head start when you are to be remember. so let us know the whole well, what does that have to and we get to for shopping for low speed of

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a political. the boulevard in republican venezuela announced his decision to suspend the activities of the technical advisory office of the united nations high commissioner and the human rights business with us for administer, yvonne deed accuse the un staff of having an attitude violated of the united nations charter. so if we see that could be a but uh, it has an office created to collaborate technically with the state in order to improve and to optimize human rights protection and venezuela. but it has now been instrumental liked by the extreme right wing opposition, but i'm going to don't own netflix or minus what i like. the expulsion follows. the detention of lucio son, begin a problem. and it, human rights activists who's arrest has caused an uproar. send me, gives attorney says the arrest and a raid at the active is home is clear, evidence of government crackdown on to send a single candle a. they were looking for something related to conspiracies, to terrorism,

of what they are not going to get anything like that. because we know that this is a gross lie that's been built around ro, seo son miguel. and her entire family is who in a statement on thursday ravine and ashanda sunny spokesperson for the un human rights office, said the un regrets the decision by the venice will and government adding that they are guiding principles have been and remain the promotion and protection of the human rights of the people of venezuela moved up a little al jazeera, the truck drivers and mexico had begun a nationwide strikes, demanding better security on the roads and protest organized by the i'm a tax drivers group as cause disruptions on at least 9 major highways the drivers se lawlessness on the roads has led to a rise in robberies and extortion and is causing the depths of one or 2 truckers every month. the mexican government called the strike and found it an unjustified and said positive negotiations had now been disrupted. deputies,

you find it in our main demand is security. we continued struggling with the desk of our drivers. the drivers have been shorts and drivers no longer know whether or not to go out on the roads. we have a shortage of drivers into union. i don't know what happened on the day that the drivers can no longer work the day when the drivers no longer wants to go out work . how would all the supplies get to the cities as far union as in india has met with ministers as they push for guaranteed minimum prices for their crops, protesting farmers blocked railroads and highways as they march towards the capital and new daily, previous talks failed to secure a commitment from the government and staying in india, the country supreme court has struck down a controversial funding system for political parties ahead of general elections in 2 months. the court scrapped a scheme that allowed anonymous donations to political parties. the opposition had pushed for the change, arguing the public had