you out of the community. it sends that message that antibiotic bigotry, that a psalm of fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of hates upfront one out of here. the, the secretary of state arms need lincolns arrived in tennessee for talks was, is really leaders, author of expressing optimism about a guy. so as far the, the, i don't know about this, and this is all just the rely from to have also coming up logic explosions in northern guys on israel carries out a wave of attacks across the strip killing at least 11 palestinians. at least 2 people are killed in 14,

a wondered in the russian strikes on ukraine and more than a 1000000 people without power as moscow targets energy infrastructure. and we looked at how war on climate change are making it more difficult for billions of people to find clean water. the we're going to begin with israel's war on gossip. the us secretary of state's arrived in town of even the past, or as part of a diplomatic push for cease farm. 9 to the blinking is expected to meet the prime minister benjamin netanyahu on members of the war cabinets on thursday. we have discussions with the regional foreign ministers in egypt. he says, gaps or not are we in negotiations, but benjamin netanyahu has an assistive. he'll move forward with a drawing defensive in his offer, despite growing international condemnation. meanwhile, i'm washington says for you and security council is going to be voting later on friday on a draft resolution calling for an immediate cease fire. gabriel,

alexander reports from the united nations in new york to us secretary of state anthony blinking things from austin is real. are getting closer to reach an agreement on a cease fire and release of captives, but aren't there yet. they're still real challenges we've, we've, we've closed the gaps, but there are still gaps. so i can't, i can't put a timeline on it. blinking was in cairo for talks with era born ministers to try to further the negotiations, being mediated by cuts out in egypt. well, the luck, we hope that's our combined efforts have an effect in the present time, but there is no room to wait and there was no room to allow of further increase in human suffering. and there was no room to continue the war, like this is blinking 6th trip to the region since the conflict began in october. his tone appears to have shifted were compelled by the plight of the palestinians, nearly 32000 of whom have been killed by israel's war on guys. he was also more

critical of these real whom he warned against invading rafa richter than a major ground operation. and profit would be a mistake and something that we can't support. there is no place for the many civilians who are maston in gaza. and ralph, excuse me, to go to get out of harm's way. and for those that would inevitably remain. it would, uh, it would be much strange that in new york at the united nations growing in patients, the security council has failed to decisively act. we need to decide and to take action. no, we cannot progress to date again and again and to show the boy down the road. i think we need to take action. the security council is expected to vote on friday on an american draft resolution on gaza in the us calls for an immediate and sustainable ceasefire, but not demanding it. instead saying it's imperative in less binding language. and

if conditions to cease fire on the release of captives when it comes to security council resolutions, language matters. a russian diplomat told me his country would only support a gods a draft resolution, but demanded an immediate cease fire. that's why there's a 2nd draft resolution. this one brought forth by 8 of the 10 non permanent members, and it does demand an immediate cease fire. and it too could also be voted on as early as friday. gabriel's on go out, is it at the united nations in new york? one of those is coming is these really ministry has come about the wave of attacks across the gaza strip. the latest stripes have been in northern gaza on friday morning. now these 10 people are being killed and i'm comes off to the kenning of at least 11 people in strikes and residential homes in the rough and con eunice on

thursday night, the palestinian desktop. since october, the 7th has risen to nearly 32000 to i thought he's in gaza or blaming is where the voices from the depths of 16 patients at all she the hospital, the government media office says they died because they were denied medical supplies. some palestinians have been able to flee the attacks and they've spoken about their experiences. jacob brun reports with nothing but the clothes on their backs and a few bags of belongings. these palestinians are on the move once again after finding shelter from his riley attacks inside garza's l, shift the hospital. now being forced out of a place like for us to come to somebody, you know, we have there are wounded on 2 people. unbearable scenes. the situation of thought she thought is very, very difficult to was beyond imagination is

rarely troops launch their right on l shift the hospital in the early hours of monday morning. once the strips largest medical facility, health officials and gaza estimates thousands of civilians and patients with sheltering there before the latest attack. it says that the southern the a 238 and we heard the blackman's a 6 o'clock in the morning. they started a non saying that nobody should move, no one has to go out, not to open windows, nothing was allowed. we couldn't even cook anything for the children of israel says during it's right on l. schiffer, it is killed. dozens of people at interrogated hundreds of suspects, transferring many to israel for further investigation. and what have they started with at the emergency section on the us, the meant to come down. that is that some young men did not comply. they were told that this way, they are risk in their lives. those who do not come down would be executed. trudy, this is exactly what happened with the most the amend,

tortured with the electric shock. stripped to them, of the coaches applied the hands behind the backs. i don't know what to say for and for those who wants to change by is riley false is escaping the medical facility presented its own challenges. going about who you thought the way we go out was a miracle. we slipped off this knife is only god knows how we manage to get out for now, the search for safety is taking these palestinian south along, guys is coastal road. but with this rail threatening a ground operation and rough uh, finding refuge is becoming increasingly difficult. jackie brown, elder 0, you'll have him on his own here as now from a rough. i want to talk to you about all she found the 2nd. but 1st, what's the latest on the attacks that have been going on in the last few hours? it is well within the past the hour, particularly we, we just,

we started to see and as far as in v as really years strikes across the gaza strip and defense from area and in the northern western part of dogs and city where a residential building and an entire residential building with the family evacuating inside. that's the whole class. family was targeted and destroyed. have 10 people reported, goes right away and with a ship, a hospital is under attack. there is a difficulty with transferring the casualties inside. those have been removed and those are still under, under the rubber, most likely, as we've heard from a civil defense, the crew members, it was like they do will be headed to allow the hospital docs in the central java city, but that's unconfirmed. yeah, just given the difficulty of the situation right now in the sense from a residential home, it's been also targeted and destroyed with multiple injuries reported and transfer ready to a lot of hospitals ready over one talked exhausted hospital is suffering from extreme shortage of medical supplies. but overnight attacks 11 people have been

killed in 2 separate areas, strikes in northwind in, in the southern eastern part of the, of rough city. and in a village between robot and han units, the 11 people with the 3 children among the casualties and multiple other injury injuries all reported, and a transferred to gaza. you're in the hospital. meanwhile, 60 and people have died inside that you have a hospital as there's really military continue this operation inside the complex honey i as we were just mentioning and dickens of board just a few minutes ago that we were getting some of the details of what was going on and at the all she for hospital. uh, what's the latest for you hearing about that of the world is really military. it's still conduct thing aggressive operations inside the hospitals going from building to building already one building has already been blown up. another one caught in fire,

but what's going on right now it seems very catastrophic as it really military conducting the systematic control, demolition of residential home in the surrounding area of a ship hospital. the ongoing, the operational inside of a hospital has cut off the supply of oxygen to the i. c. u rising. the number of people who have already died due to the ongoing denying denial of denying medical supplies with the hospital and the, the, the obstruction of oxygen to die. so you do 16 people who are, who are in, in new, in desperate need of the oxygen supplies. and the medical supplies are really, it's 300 people have been arrested with almost a 145 people have been killed according go statement made by this really military honey. thank you very much anymore. good. talking to us from the law firm. well, joining us now is mark owen jones, he's an associate professor to come. i've been calling for university here in doha . when i talk to you about this information and this information to be prevalent

all the way through israel's more on guys. and we've seen a lot of it specifically in relation to what's been happening at all. she for husband will just not. but in the past, you know, as well, talk us through your assessment of what is being said about. i'm on social media about all shape a hospital and the rumors and information that is going on around that. yeah, i think, i mean, it's important to contextualize the history of the, i'll shoot for this information briefly and, you know, in november last year, it was said by, by the idea in israel, that's how must be using this as a command to control center. and this was, they were using this to justify their thoughts on it. and there was a few very, very high profile instances of what will cleared this information. and one of them was the use of mistakes in us who was claiming to be a palestinian us. that was from the south saying that, you know, how much went allowing people to leave. this was shed by official is really accounts. it was late that deleted because it was the bunk of absolutely fake is nice, didn't actually work that. and then daniel had already,

famously say famously, now this has become quite a well known troop of thing that happened. he was down in a bunk under i'll ship a saying that there was a schedule painted on the will that prove that? how am i so keeping hostages anal schiffer and it turned out the schedule has pointed to of names was actually calendar and list of days of the week. right. and then cnn also didn't investigation where it seemed that they had found evidence. that is where i may have planted weapons in various rooms about shape. so this is an important conceptualization. why? because it shows that the narrative was shifter is really important because it's obviously illegal on the international humanitarian law to attract hospitals and medical center. so what that brings us to now, why are we seeing the same kind of this information more about shipping? well for the same reasons, is why we want to try and legitimize that attack on. i'll ship a by maximizing the perceived importance of business and delivery target. they've already done this by saying that they've arrested or killed 650 terror suspects.

that's a huge amount. and it's not really plausible. i mean, i think it's pretty hard to believe given what is what was previously said about the, you know, containment of how much they've mentioned that they've destroyed about 18 to 24 battalions and they have controlled, know they've got northern gauze and $650.00, almost one battalion is it is not plausible to believe that suddenly we have an almost battalion sized uh how much entity. okay. i empty that suddenly reappeared and i'll ship a hospital. so i think the narratives we're seeing is israel or exaggerating, the amount of people that they of have claimed are connected to terrier in house. and we already know that they've arrested some doctors and medics and, and i think it's really important to bear in mind that this is also part of what has been described by west and doctors who worked in gaza. who recently went to congress to talk about it, detects the medical situation gather as is where the system has to be trying to destroy causes medical infrastructure. this is part of a general strategy to try and what has been those countries 20 public northern garza and i think they see hospitals is key and sustaining life and sustaining

human populations and causes. so i think there's this element of trying to get people out of that area by destroying options, which we have maybe just a minute left. but i do want to ultimate, as we've seen the increase in, in this information, this information. we've also seen an increase in the tools that allow people to debunk that yes. what impact does not have on the credibility of organizations on either side of the contract that are putting out information when there's every possibility that if it is false to begin with, it will be discovered to be false. i would argue not much immediately. the whole point of this information i missed information is not necessarily about recipes about getting that information out there for a sufficient amount of time before it is debunked. that crucial in classic quote about the fall. so it's is that, you know, false, it makes its way around the world before the truth is even go to its boots on. and by that time, this was this news outlets reporting this false hood and it late to corrected. you know, it, as i said, it is much smaller,

but that maybe 10 percent of people who read the original false that will actually read the correction. right. so i think was this important for the general narrative . i'm going forward and trying to understand retroactively what happened to the situation in the immediate situation. this information will win because it is simply just such a big lag between the time it gets put out and the time is corrected. and this is beside reality. even information will lock on. we own jones, we appreciate you giving us the benefit of expertise, particularly in this area. thank you very much. thank you. the still ahead on. i'll just say that the world health organization. once children in garza are dying from mon nutrition, the had low, the remnants of tropical cycling. megan continued to bring heavy rain to central

parts of australia. but before we get that, let's have a look at the southeast asia. and you can see the dense shuttle cloud lying across the eastern areas of indonesia, bringing more heavy rain to the likes of silhouette. c, as well as borneo and new guinea. further out east, the rain continues as well. of course, the west of air is not as heavy, however, and some showers will continue for the likes of thailand pots of indo china, such as lost as well as can bodya, bring some relief to the exceptional sheet that we've seen. but it is a divide the picture much swire across the north west to down in the south. and it's a similar story across australia to new le, cold and west coast with central and northern areas out of spring seeing any 19 degrees celsius. the well below the average that much will settled with lots of sunshine across the south. but you can see the heavy rain from the remnants of that tropical cycle and continue to for saturday into sunday was something of a cool down in the southeast corner. but the figures aren't as low as we have seen

them. terms is all set to pick up slightly across the south island of new zealand, a washington little bit of sophie on saturday, but much will settled in the south on sunday. the african narratives from africans perspective, force, symptom of forces, and to show documentary spine african filmmakers coordinated. do by key, as i said, to simply make chocolate revolution from booking of 5. and i see beauty from synagogue, africa direct on. i'll just be around the,

[000:00:00;00] the watching or does it a reminder about top stories? this, are these really ministries cabinet, a wave of attacks across the gaza strip, killing 11 palestinians. some of the latest strikes have been in northern, gaza, the palestinian dest total since october. the 7th has risen to nearly 30 to 5. hundreds of the space palestinians are 5 guys, a city on the on going is really offensive. and all i, all she for hospital authorities are blaming is really forces for the death of 16 patients. same day died because they were refused. medical supplies, us secretary of state, onto the banking, survived instead of even as part of a diplomatic push for the cx. 5 is expected to meet 5 minutes. and benjamin netanyahu thinking says gaps on not only in negotiations kind of bringing in wrong con, unoccupied, east,

jerusalem. so what can we expect from this visit by anthony blinking in front? well, he's already in, we think with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that's his 1st meeting, then after that he'll meet with the won't cabinets. uh, those are the people that are actually in charge of trying to strategize the will on the goals that then he'll be meeting with the defense ministry. all 3 of those meetings will be commercial. it will depend site on the water and to the blank in the us extra estate is prioritizing, is he coming here to talk about this un resolution as likely to be tabled by the us cooling for a c spot? is he going to be talking about the potential ground defensive in rough up that the americans don't want these right? easy to do. in the past couple of days we've had to, the americans are trying to put together an alternative proposal that doesn't involve a mass of ground defensive. i'm pushing that onto the is riley,

is these riley's have resisted that saying that they all going to mount. this will the way they see fit, or is he going to be talking about the day off to these old questions that will be on said. it sounds like it feels like that there have been some progress in the doha tools on a ceasefire. many observers, hey, i'm wondering if he's visit because it is very sure is simply to deliver a message that the sci fi needs to happen. but remember, he's not actually meeting with any palestinians, nobody from the palestinian authors. he no representative of any person in groups. he's only here for a few hours about 5 of. busy a dream 5 and 7 hours we think so he's a very short visit, but like i say it be if he's talking about the safe spot, he's meeting with all the right is really the wrong just on that. and he's coming at the same time that there is an increasing amount of pressure for a ceasefire,

or certainly prolonged pause and the fighting from the you from the us itself. also from the u. k. and australia just for context or minus, how was really feeling about the war on gaza and the benjamin netanyahu government as well from ordinary is really, is this certainly a goes, it will fatigue that is coming together and key and kicking in a lot of his riley's are looking at the international spending of israel seeing it plummets simply because it now being called a genocide looking have a death soul. and they wondering why the captives are still being held captive. one of the aims of this well. and then they looking at prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his strong language saying we need to go into a roof or that might take another 2 months. all of this is making a ver. busy unpopular, the anti government price has begun again. they're getting bigger and bigger. but amongst the people that actually support problem is the benjamin netanyahu. the

still has the power. he still has support for the way he's handling the war in goes . but remember, if the english doesn't matter is really public opinion, doesn't matter. the coalition is still holding and he's still in power and mind. thank you very much. indeed that's been wrong con, you know, occupying the east jerusalem. or at least 7 is very soldiers have been injured during fighting with palestinian groups in the mala and the occupied westbank. one's in a critical condition that were responding to a shooting on a bus. carrying settlers more forces have been deployed and the villages of dams out and cough is not a west of romano. gonna speak to a lot of fun in col, from name i and occupied westbank. what more do we know? first of all, about this incident and ramallah. well, we've been watching this active incident playing out around just it started around 5 30 am local time. that was a promising and ma'am he was welding a gun. i just want to show you where he was. now there are 2 segments on

a hill there, there illegally built. he was on a junction just below and he started firing to was a sudden the faucet with no injuries from that. he then hit on that mountain side a bit, the trees. and he was there for around 5 hours. ah, if you just look along this road, this is a policy and you wrote, this is now completely an us be blocked by the is right, the minute tree. and the also blocked roads all the way around. now when we reached chair, at a security aspect, pointed out how, how the company said this was an apache helicopter, biased to real kids towards the stop at the local to his house. the 2nd one hits him, we saw him being carried out on a stretch up from the mountain side. we've seen at least 10 whole minute tree vehicles just entering one of the villages behind us. and in the last half an hour, a drones carrying tear gas fights towards us, we will see the showing pressed dodges. here it was called the would have been up

sick out. so we were associates by some tear gas not long ago me laurel. but also of course in the middle of the holy month of ramadan, friday prayers, i'd like some most today. and you some, we're hearing more reports of palestinians being denied and show you what else can you tell us a what is this been going on since the beginning of the war since october? the 7th. and we've seen the same criteria and the last 2 weeks for palestinians to enter, only men over 55 already women over the age of 50 are allowed to enter the check points out into the is right. the board is called columbia. we would that this morning, we sold very, very few people that most people i'm told by house thing is that all worried about going there, that worried about being attacked by the army though worried about having that idea . taken that worried about being decent, the check points these, the stories that we're guessing,

it's also increasingly more dangerous to travel around the occupied west by many of the villages. town cities being rated on a daily basis and that being shut off. so what we thought is just a few people going, we know the last week around 80000 people get in to the most often we'll see many more people slugging in from the west bank. now it's just not the case work on on the occupied was bank lot of thank you very much. i as well as the house organizations wanting the children and guys are dying from the nutrition. it says getting more items to the strip is the only way to prevent from infringing mom has more children and gaza are struggling to survive. mohammed is suffering from malnutrition. his mother says food has become nearly impossible to find how mostly a small yesterday. i took my 11 year old son to have his blood tested and the result came on, his blood count was 11. how's that possible? that's very low and weak. but what can we do?

there's no x, no meet no procedures. no fish, no vegetables, the you the see us and the others suffering from serious medical conditions are getting worse due to lack of food and medicine. what are the small cystic fibrosis? how do you have cystic fibrosis? this disease requires a lot of care. we have been at work for 5 months. no, nothing is available anymore. day by day, his condition has deteriorated. so the world health organization teams and got to say children are dying from a combination of malnutrition and disease. nearly 32000 palestinians have been killed in israel's war on gaza. tens of thousands have also been injured, but dr. se malnutrition lowers their chances of survival. america is the lack of food, and the lack of availability of certain types of food affect the patient. as a wound, stone teal, this poses a serious risk to life,

and israel has severely restricted 8 supplies to god the. the world health organization says opening up more routes is the only way to prevent of famine. requests to deliver to supplies that often blocked or refused of damage. drugs and continuous fighting, including in close to hospitals mean delivers, are few. and so the international community is pushing for more a to be allowed at the gaza. and until that happens, children will continue to suffer spent in monahan allergies, era the at least 2 people have been killed and 14 have been injured during a wave of russian strikes across the eastern ukraine. draining the sar to say the overnight attacks with the largest and energy facilities in more than 2 years of war. over a 1000000 people over the power across the country,

the merit of an office and city of khaki says about 15 blasts were heard there. the electricity grid has been struck into partial power outages. of the country's largest dowman. nipple has been hips, but it's hard to say there's no risk of a breach. and at least one electricity lines of any advice operation nuclear power plant is done. president luxury is what i'm seeing said the rush of 5 more. the 19 this house and 60 drones, the energy administrators, as most goes deliberately targeting power facilities and, and the russian city of bell got on the regional governor says one person's being killed by ukrainian strives. but it says air defense systems shop done. a rocket store mcbride is joining us live not from keep bring us up to date with the latest on the strikes rob of the. yeah, these are very extensive as strikes overnight to the mix of shaheed drones and missiles of different types and descriptions coming in waves numbering according to authorities around a 150 or so at the ukraine. united defense claim,

they shut down around 2 thirds of those, but critical infrastructure power generation seems to have been the target, the city of how to keep and the noise, those east was particularly badly hits, losing power too much of the city for a time. the authorities that accusing the russians of deliberately trying to knock out the whole power supply system that i but across the ukraine, we've had reports of strikes from kind of even the east to the, even the west, and then down to a desert in the south with around a 1000000 people having power disruptions of some type of some type, but rather particular concern has been around is that for res, yet with around 12 missile striking that we do understand that the occupied nuclear power station still has a power supply. but there is an extensive damage to hydro electric car dams and power generation facility in saturdays, and one of the concerns for ukraine since we started, the war has been air defenses. and i know that the documents are then skipped. the

training and presidents being directly appealing to you leaders for more weapons east specially for air defense. yeah. that, that appeal was made online. he also entails the law. it's hillary shows which are in short supply on the eastern front, but a friday morning. he's also put out the statements again asking for more sophisticated defense such as the patriot system. it was our new this time. yesterday, thursday, we were talking about some of the biggest missile strikes on the city of keys for the past month and a half of a wealth. admit keepers, protected by the patriot system, has let them is. the lensky would daily like to see the same kind of protection in cities like that for region, and also have keys. broad. thank you very much indeed that job by, by talking to some key of all around the world was of crises or fielding conflict and driving any quality and migration. that's according to the latest to you and reports which urges countries to increase cooperation to help preserve peace and