costs well to understand how it affects our daily lives, just outlined for us. how big a 12 level is labeled food insecurity. counting the cost on outages in the last good while collecting food age at least a 100 and full palestinians killed by his riley, snipers and tanks in the west of gauze. and once we approach to a trucks, that is really tanks and workplace started firing on this continues like this. we do not want any a deliberate at all, every come board coming means another message. the, i'm doing all this is obviously rely from don't also coming up is ready on

resources, say, troops find the palestinians, collecting aid off to feeling threatened by the crowds, but provide no evidence for the navigation. the desk told, in guns across the states, 13000 mach while israel intensifies its attacks across the street. israel grabs hundreds of acres of palestinian land near a major and even settled into the occupied west noon . but it is $1400.00 g m t 4 pm and gaza with palestinians a morning the killing of at least a $104.00 people by the is riley miller. tre, nearly 700 people were injured. thousands in critical condition or from 30000 palestinians have now been killed since israel israel launched its war on gaza in october. well says days attack is being described as a massacre of civilians by is ready to is. hundreds of hungry and stopping

palestinians have gathered to collect food aid when they were attacked by his ready snipers and showed by is riley tanks. his rails. ah, me says it's soldiers with forced to open 5 because they felt threatened to by the large crowds. michael awful explains now how those events unfolded. in the early always of the morning, thousands of people flocked to l. rashid road, southwest of cause, a city desperate for a aerial footage. released by these rainy military shows. crowds gathering around what looks like several a trucks. by the time the sun rose, the extent of what happened was clear. the data and the dying, lying side by side or to gun down by his right. if i try to plug the image on, it is really just open random fire on us as if it was a truck once we approach to a trucks and this is really tanks and we're playing started firing on us. if this

continues like this, we do not want any a deliberate at all. every comm, boyd come in means in other mess. initial instead of aid, they've come away with the dead. why don't key caught call and make sure the stretches the wounded are taken to nearby hospitals, all of which are overwhelmed and barely function involved via the this is exactly what we have been warning about, the hospital being out of service. the mid this massive influx of patients we are operating on batteries, most of our victims are in critical condition, which requires urgent surgical intervention. but the hospital is without operating rooms. i stand helpless. we are simply administering 1st, a treatment only for these rightly military says its forces, open fire when troops felt threatened while the spokes person for these ready government says palestinian drive is plowed into the crowds when the truck's while

overwhelmed. but neither has provided evidence. one of the survivors says bodies are still lying on the streets where they were gunned down even inside the as soon as the aid trucks entered, these really started shelling and shooting everyone who was on the road. they opened fire run w, killing innocent men and women, and look, there was gunfire, snipers shooting tanks showing. enrolled the palestinians are left with a few options starved to death, slowly or risk losing their lives. collecting aid like level which is 0 will topic i will assume joins us on the phone now from rough. ha, in southern gaza tarik, good to have you with us. can you try to describe for me as best you understand that the off them off, all of those attacks up in gaza, city presumably reverberating where you are in rafa as well

a will. in fact, so hell there is there any kind of blood count they find changing old areas and the causes try. we have been seeing the bomb and today was home for the, the northern part of the directory where at least 100 full pallet seemed to have been killed alongside with 700 others on them. they are. but the majority of people are suffering from critical in mind or injuries. and she's absolutely terrifying is . isabel had repeatedly talking to people as they were waiting toward humanitarian . ready sized for the same time, but that's, i guess try continued in other than simple areas of because this type in the number of authors feelings about. yeah. what you did come where was it didn't show house the being completely level to the grounds of people that being injured. obviously the father of part of hon. you in a city which is so close and decent to rough on. it has been widely a few hours on the holding to the ministry hotels that run by how much in detail it's reset back more than 18000 years after a quarter killed,

wouldn't it off in 24 hours. and this is also, is it creates a significant that's a significance, that is where it is expanding its military attacks in the gaza strip. again, international cold unplugging to sky scaled down at some of the trees get back into the tree attacks. but people continued to full tilt and injured as is, but also is trying to seek full control over your to city 2nd largest, seeking that there are 3. okay, topics thanks. so that uh that update from rough uh, in gaza and i can take you now to the occupied west bank whizzing bus or avi, standing by and say, i know that you've been looking at some video of those events that took place in gauze city. perhaps you can help break it down for us break down what happened? how it happened? tell us what you know. okay,

we appear to have lost found with the same bus robbie that we'll try to re establish contact. so with him he was talking to us, so going to be talking to us about the latest he has heard and seen ariel footage relation released by these right of the army about attacks that took place in gauze, the city in which palestinian civilians scrabbling for a little aid was available, were apparently gunned by these rarely ami, a $104.00 of them known to have died in that attack $700.00, at least at injured and looking for help among medical facilities, scarcely able to provide that provided. now i think we can go to the smith and the absences, same bus around me, then it is, you know, you know, keep by the story. some better can tell us more. and i think about a statement released by these rarely ministry referring to those attacks. but

the yes, jonah, these are in the military initially trying to pin the blame for the casualties in those uh depths in gaza, northern gauze, or on the crowd who'd gone to try and get aid. and that's why they released a video from uh and it's right at the minute you drones trying to get that perspective on what it happened. now. these really minute treat says that was a violent gathering of gauze, a residence around the trucks, hulu, to the equipment. dozens of people were injured as a result of being crushed. now, after that initial statement, these right imagery then later on when to say, actually there was a large crowd that approached off forces in a way that these are elementary says they posed a threat to us all. and so a manager responded by opening fire on most of those casualties it with that and see a come as a consequence of these riley military opening fire. also these riley st today

because there's been a lot of challenges, complains about a not enough age getting in the un saying less than 50 percent compared to january 50 percent of the trucks getting in the us say is nowhere near enough. and these rarely saying today that they played protest is from the, the one of these really entrances into gaza kind of out of solemn file. right? protest is some of them with captives in gaza saying h should not be going in because it's helping people who are keeping all relative cap to these riley say that having to clean those, those people out every day. that is also holding up a okay. but it stay with us because i want to bring in another story. now israel a sees nearly 3 core to 3 square kilometres of palestinian land, near the legal settlements in the occupied west bank. the portion of the territory will add to the existing illegal settlement of mother. do you mean that's near

occupied east risk of web, but it is now an estimated 40000 is ready. settled is live. that sense of expansion, which has ramped up significantly since the war on gauze began, is illegal under international law. and but it, it salutary relay to, to, to be reminded that this sort of thing is happening at the same time as these opponent events in gaza. but what more can you tell us about this decision by these ready to come? so, supplements, illegal setting was our legal under international law. but israel has sacraments and then it has out post. and what it's doing is it last you have a cabinet decided to make into sacraments, 10 out posts, which are illegal under his writing law. now, the 1st one of those has been signed off by the military. i'm gonna become a full sacrament for the reaching out loud and in the occupied westbank. fascinating timing with this because only on monday we wrapped up from the hake. 6 days of hearings,

while we heard about 50 all countries explaining capital legal arguments. why the international court of justice should be clara, as well as occupation of policy and tires illegal because one of the main reason as a is constant, relentless settlement expansion is preventing the palestinians from establishing a palestinian state, exercising the rights to self determination. it was like really only to the us and the u. k. will give them the fine plus task of trying to defend israel is occupation of saying you should be left to the you when you should be left to negotiations directly between israel and the palestinians to resolve this. but the u. k. did at least remind both parties. he said that they agreed not to activate that dispute by taking any steps to change the status or integrity of the occupied territories until and it goes to a good solution is a great value have just up to the case about just after the international court heard all these arguments about expanding sacraments. israel continues to expand

the sacraments that a great to rates than it ever has done before. okay, but, and thanks for that. and let's take a fairly short do any now, back to ramallah, back to the occupied westbank was a nice now re established in picture and with sound design. as we was saying that you'd be looking at some video. you've got some detail about those attacks in gaza . city, break it down for us, give us the context. what happens as far as you understand that as well. we've seen the horrific images of the aftermath on the ground of what happened at this massacre. these rallies have released aerial photos that they say shows the bef, before the massacre. and during to illustrate exactly how chaotic it was to try and deliver a reasonable perhaps excuse for why they felt that their troops were threatened and therefore carried out of firing on those crowds. the video just does

seem to illustrate absolute chaos, very large crowds around the a trucks that are being allowed to come in. but instead of perhaps providing any sort of reasonable excuse for why is real, have to do what it said. it did. admitting to opening fire, it really does perhaps illustrate an indictment of the choices that israel has been making and gods. but we have to remember that the is really a operation there. the military, the government has been blocking any sort of reasonable aid from entering cause or they've been making it nearly impossible for international 8 agencies to go in and set up a response to this very manmade humanitarian catastrophe. that is playing out in gaza under israel's war time occupation there. and we have to remind people that the bind in administration up until just a few days ago, 4 days ago called on israel to stop targeting members of the home us run civilian police force who scored a trucks and guys, a warning them that there would be

a quote, total breakdown of law and order, and that is significantly exacerbating any little humanitarian aid that is getting into cause a so for palestinians vis video and israel's assertion that it had to do what it did to protect its troops is real. and so to very real injury. okay. say many thanks for that in ramallah. and let's go now to gaza because we've been trying to get on the phone by some zachary, he's a doctor and he's the director of the palestinian relief society. he's in rafa. he is now on the phone and we can talk to him, and i'm very glad that you are able to join us. i wonder whether you can fill us in any more. on the off the mazda of those attacks in kansas city, have you heard, for instance, what has happened to the many hundreds of people in desperate need of medical care as a result of those attacks who perhaps of not finding, having real difficulty,

finding any yes. if this is happening, it did not tell me the 1st time and the smell of the left on, but i hope it's going to be the last uh, did it intention to increase the breakdown or how much my getting most cvn in the ground at one end and that's what i look for to be completely understand that there is no system that pollution. i didn't get to this thread that can deal with such a circuit or with us. he was number of injured at this time and this is gotten anything so intentionally kidding in school. i'm not involved in this situation. the guy that did it thing on the adjust plans for the company. did it become they want to have both for that? so then at, this is the product that the has to be the,

the civilians been in india and, and the basis of cost of what happened. there is the fact the very simple in stock fact, but there is nothing, no food, indeed, in many places there is no food. people are stopping and people are there for behaving us in the way that we have seen them do when this, when small amounts of aid are around people gathering large numbers they, uh, you know, perhaps behave slightly chaotically as they try to get their hands on whatever small amounts of a they can with unpredictable consequences. can you, can you paint me a picture as they progress to new relief society of the status at the moment of food and basic supplies across the goddess, gaza strip. uh yes, uh i can see that even though it's more diesel, the bread it's,

it's a hall for a 1000000, a separation lot of starving and waiting for. and i think the uh there is as the vision, the community is someone on my community. there is the completely destroy the humanitarian colored door does to reach the v and there's a lot of conflict within that. it's not preaching us as a people, as a civilian we, i, i am the, i'm not getting this is what the people in gaza and then also with the guys i think it's much more complex for them to get to that is, i think just to feel like god age this it or can have it must the 90 percent of the listen. i'm not getting the ball. okay. it is very difficult, i think, and thought everyone, okay, by some code director of the post and you relief society speaking to us on the

phone from. we're off in southern gaza. many thanks for your time. a. i'm still a head on alger 0. doctors in gauze or appeal to the international community to pressure his right to stop the killing sense of the desk told crosses. 30000 a north gauze of families are surviving on one meal a day as the risks of famine. grove, with the hello window hasn't quite done with us yet to cross such a pad and across the korean peninsula, we are moving into major logical spring. but so we have got some snow in the full cost, the salary fly pressure that is swelling away. that's just nothing gets way further east was glancing the fall south of japan for getting that wet. and when the winfrey mix are heavy, wet snow coming in for

a time. because northern parts of japan before moving out into the, oprah more has but still legacy of winfrey showers to having to us deposit onto for saturday, cools off the top 10. take care of it around 10 sales as well. is that the top 10? so around 5 degrees celsius re to double figures, the temperatures on the rise full badging. much of china will be dry as we go through the next couple of days long as you try to across the entire china with a few showers coming back in across the vietnam. plenty of shelves into southern parts of the philippines, heavier showers, gathering across malaysia. and of course, the usual shows that into indonesia that we got some very disturbed weather making his way out of pocket down at present, the western disturb and springing flooding rains in the deposit pockets, done particularly close the north of the country that went to weather toting the heavy snow over the amount seems that just across the western side of the himalayas, also affecting both west india. the

. this is the 1st one i saw that we see is real time is the victims themselves was when i saw there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered. the welcome back. you're watching out to 0 is a reminder of our top stores. at least

a 100 and full palestinians have been killed. offerings ready, snipers fired at them while they were collecting food a around $700.00. others have been injured. thursday's attack by is ready. the troops has been described as a mass of civilians with less scrambling to transport the dead's and injured to nearby hospitals. many of them in critical condition, most of the medical facilities and cars are a barely functioning or outcomes. now more than $30000.00 palestinians, if we've been, as we've been saying, have now been killed in gauze since israel launched it's 4 in october that represents 1.3 percent of glasses population. let's take a look at what that percentage means. if it were compared to other countries, if a war was launched against israel, for instance, on the same scale, 1.3 percent, 1.3 percent of its population would equal a $120000.00 is riley's debt. and the same percentage applied in ukraine would see

nearly a 1000000 dead in the united states. that would translate to nearly 4 and a half 1000000 americans and china, only 18 and a half 1000000 chinese would be killed as the best toll from these rails war on gaza, as we said exceeds $30000.00 doctors and civilians in gauze are urging the international community to take action philippine shaheed, the 2000 monitors. that's a big number. that's why i send a message to all those with awakened consciousness. those who still have what remains of awakened consciousness. i'm a stop this genocide against the palestinian people. stop these crimes. stop the hung up. well, committed by designed as enemy against our own people. all people deserve life. then we'll see if have a salad with the wood. yeah, yeah, this is the message i need to send to the entire world. we are above 30000 dead. i hope that the world looks at us enough, dest enough destruction, enough,

demolishing of buildings, enough displacement, we hope this war will stop, and then we can go back to rebuilding our country. the scenes now are all graves that people get blood and destruction. it's a horrible situation. i don't know what to tell you. it's beyond control. we hope that there will be progress in indigo. she ation and to find a solution for us on the items. what are they? we have from unit steph spokesperson test ingram. she says that a key component of international law is um ended access for humanitarian relief to civilians. in the say, news report coming in today, i'll be on the anyone's list site where it's unfathomable that the sky, all of the horrors, bullying the people of palestine continues west and, and, and this is why we overlap less. we might have a safe fire because they distributed nature of so many of the tactic. gaza is why we have such a large number of civilians in children and families. big joe,

we've had tremendous difficulty getting a paper, but we are assisting to spot those challenges. but, you know, as we know, we're discussing the situation in the, nor here where people have had such limited access to including food. and we as unisex, that last week, the only 16 percent of the children on the team that we serve. i are acutely massage that isn't the percentage for the population the in the northern does a strip. and so i from what was said in your report that the people who have been left without food in the simple active trying to get the basics that they need for them. so for the children to survive, to something that like this for that to happen is, is just a holy it's, it's a corner starting to be successful, give monetary and will they be able to receive? i excitedly and we've reached a point where the restrictions on the preventing that so we need those restrictions to be listed. and when the i get in,

we need people to be able to access it's isolated, solvable and in northern godsa, hunger is west 9th. most the palestinian families there eat and the once a day. the newest of the strip a scene just a trick of humanitarian aids here in jamalia, finding food is a daily fight for survival as to me, treatment vinegar reports. now we wake up to the screams of 4 children asking us for food. they ask us for food night and day . it's a busy morning for my mood and his family in the carriage where they live. the women are cooking. these are pancakes made of animal feed here in jamalia. they're lucky to find anything to eat, haven't even met. but what my wife and daughters are cooking, we spend 4 days looking for this just to get one key to my wife. and i will not eat because it will all go to the children and grandchildren. i cannot eat when they

are thought for months now and old. and garza has been all but cut off from humanitarian aid survival. is it the challenge i have not been shot in subject in 2 months ago? we were on the brink of a feminine. now we have no real feminine. you cannot find a kilo of flour or any food. and if you do, the price is so expensive. this market might seem busy, but only at 1st glance, the vendors, but barely any bias. these all spices not t, nothing substantial. this man is selling carrots and says they're affordable but nobody's buying palestinians here. have nothing left. i haven't because i'm not going to get a feel of the same. do not have a cost with how much it costs. they look at to me and long, often if i'm serious, i'm no longer sending pumpkins or anything expensive. it's enough for me to sell lemons. for $0.25 a key low because they're not going to invest me. and my friend that trust me is we

ate clovers and grass. our children have died from start a v. and then we have run out of things to eat and we are starving. we have no money to buy anything. everything is so expensive, which we use to buy for a dollar. now costs $15.00 for these children and their families a ceasefire. is the final hope at least then. it should be easier to move around, gaza searching for food to make it through the day to meet you meant the didn't go out to 0. representatives of palestinian fractions including fund and home us meeting and most kind of they're expected to discuss the formation of the unified government and the rebuilding of gaza. the meeting is expected to last 3 days, almost off of by go to the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative is attending the meeting and i spoke to him earlier to that size facilitating this

meeting. nothing more. and the studio and police to me and me think happening on the end of the restaurant in the moscow because they invited us and provided us with the venue. but i can tell you that then you have discussions of time taking place. i'd quite positive so far and that i think i've never seen the atmosphere so it so so close to unity as it is today, i think mainly because people see the responsibility. after all, these must have because that i want people to have been subjected to that issue of future government is also being the discussions with the idea of having some kind of national consensus government. a government that on 5 does would agree with a government that difficult it's, it's a intention and it's worth mainly to live in this step. and so finding that you guys are too, but event uh, is there any efforts to enforce mcclin's england, people of guys or to allow the supplies or anything that is necessary to, for people to survive there?

and the, i think this is the most viewed way. i'm talking about the defense statement that came out from this meeting was specifically a statement going into this type of america that the army has just committed then does. i think there is a general feeling of responsibility here. and we are not talking about something that would end in 2 days. we have to think about and the shifting of an association of a process that hopefully will lead eventually to complete unity within that acts of unified ballasting entity. there's a cross border exchanges of 5 between israel and the lebanese on group has ball. i have escalated in recent weeks. 49 people have been killed since the start of the war and gaza. designed to hold a report from a route. there is a gradual escalation as has the law intensifies its attacks on military positions in northern israel. the lebanese armed group is striking its army assets, but it's still being described as

a calculated response to what the group considers provocations by as well. in recent weeks, these really army has been striking far beyond the usual boarder regence targeting what it says are, has the compounds and infrastructure killing the groups, commanders and fighters. the conflict is in a new phase. united nations peacekeeping force deployed along 11 on southern border says there has been a concerning shift in the exchanges of fire, general, etc. one. the recent events have the potential to put at risk a political solution to these hostilities. adding that currently there are, there is an expense expansion. and intensification of strikes as well appears to be operating with little restraint. as it attempts to push has blown away from the border. the army says it wants to create a strong barrier. so tens of thousands of residents in northern israel can return

home and live safely. but there are divisions on how to proceed with some suggesting the stepped up.