the frank assessments politicians and made the ultimate of the highest level they've been using games for the political economy service to him and they've been course the arrivals inside story on al jazeera, the is really forces lead behind a trail of bodies as the end, the 2 week long siege of northern gauze is i'll ship a hospital, burned down and destroyed deal and repair gases once biggest health facility is knowing the rooms, the venue is good to have you with us. this is elsa 0, live from the also coming up. we'll be looking at a report that is really media on gaza, so called kill zones where everyone is a targets i've had them with us and to know to district the symbolically on the

24th of february 198327 people were burned to death in their home, i'll tell you why many families are still waiting for just the beginning. northern garza where is really forces have withdrawn from l shift medical complex. after 2 weeks, siege, buildings and medical equipment has been very badly damaged because of health ministry says the israeli army killed more than 300 people during the raid fence in monahan has more once it was a place of healing and sanctuary. now gauze us cities, el cheapo hospital does nothing more than ruins. many palestinians have come here to see for themselves what little remains. yeah, no doubt, come across the room. a medical facility serving civilians is totally destroyed, let into the good around. it was the central hospital for gaza. all of the

hospitals, departments were destroyed, including the borrower trades, radiology unit. many dead bodies have also been found. this is what else chief, i looked like before the war. and as the israel bomb the strip, thousands took refuge here but is rarely forces have laid siege to the hospital for the past 2 weeks. buildings were burned and the courtyard was bulldoze. when they withdrew, they left behind a trail of bodies across the compound, gauze, at the health ministry says hundreds were killed is really rate. and many patients died because they were deprived of medical care. now the vulnerable are being taken elsewhere. it's not the 1st time they've been forced to move, but as israel's war on gaza continues to expand, they may find that no worries, safe fence and monahan l just sierra houses 0 is is more of a girl, was at the medical complex and goes to city with more on the situation overnight,

i definitely was, i'm not sure the aqua ends have what listed as we are now inside of chief a hospital following the withdrawal of israeli forces after a 2 week military operation. i mean there is total destruction buildings in all departments. having burned and the structure of the complex has been damaged from the inside near the stairs, doors and even the walls are completely destroys. from what we can see, it appears the occupation forces deliberately targeted to health sector and destroyed the largest medical complex in gaza. city, in fact, the whole strip, this complex used to provide care to about 2300000 people in all specializations. now it's demolished and out of service, and no one can repair what is left. people are trying to salvage what they can from the ruins. the hospital was also serving as a shelter for the space people, but now it's destroyed. there is no life here. the complex is in ruins and it cannot be revised and was clued,

sent this report from jabante and northern god. this is where the forces with the troll desta to reset for spending 2 weeks or besieging and couldn't get her was thinks of only is a inside the ship and the in the neighborhood of a ship hospital. so after spending 2 weeks, a ship, a complex, the is why the forces with a droll just said they not from that. it comes next now at the civil defense and the a, me, the kind of stuff heading to a civic complex to sort of recovery. uh, sort of kevin to walk it until now. the confirmation of it. the confirmed news about the ship economics that as a, the, the buildings are totally destroyed a me because the machines are totally destroyed. it did bodies in the street a, as you know, a more than 107 as, as the grid was declared by

a media about us in, in a governmental media. an office, a, they were a 107 patients, 107. it people were stuck inside the a development here with the social development building, which has nothing pretty bad at all for me because can dr. mann's gilbert is a senior consultant and professor of emergency medicine at the university hospital of north norway. and he's worked in hospitals in gaza. he said is really forces have completely destroyed l shift the hospital. we 1st got this very alarming report from the door might run up. we found out 2 days ago about a 107 critical patients who had been moved to an old part of the issue for medical complex without the water, without any medical supplies, not even having clothes very alarming. and then we get this news this morning that

these really occupation forces actually have completely destroyed the she felt medical complex. we do not know as of yet the destiny of the 107 critical patients that were moved to the 2 days ago. and they're stopped, but what we do know is that these really government and these really occupational forces this night as ended 7 to 8 years on brain medical history. because if i was to go and say from me in the healing house, the house or healing was established in 1946. and what's the most important flagship hospital for the health care for the people? oh god. so my 1st encounter and work in chief, i was in 1989 and i've been working through all these years with the brave staff and the excellent medical people in go. so this is such a sides they, i'm, i, i've been weeping all morning. accurate. we don't know yet what has come of these

107 patients and i quote from the report from dr. model one, i was saw the senior center and, and she from it says that most of them are severe cases that have been in the ice. the you and 60 of the medical staff are being incarcerated in an old building in the hospital that does not have capacity dollars such as number of patients and has no equipment on the quote. so nobody knows the fate of these patients. but what we see from the video footage this morning, we see a massive amounts of people searching for corpses for did one for mark years. and they find and they find the most probable, decompose the corpses. the one palestinian boy did leave else just a week ago, but he died just days after being forced out. com cut that off mother says that they fled. one is really soldiers orient patients and doctors to leave. she then moved him to another hospital in northern garza where he then died while receiving

treatment for hepatitis has a global sorta lock mark. suddenly they close the doors and they were shooting. we said maybe there's a truce, we didn't know about it. the doctors and nurses were screaming and saying these ratings besieged us outside. they started shooting at the doors, get home us aren't where is how much the ones are all sick children and these know how much the only the medical stuff and these children here is this. how much would it this boy do today? and how about the, how going on it's a lot of the, they said that they weren't, you evacuate the families of patients and leave the patients. they told me to leave my son, and i said, i will not go and leave him. i stayed and the parents lived all the injured children who are tired and doors with a legs cut off. some operations would you late, there's no medical equipment or medicine and i'll shoot for hospital. there's nothing. how much did one of that stuff that i carried him on my shoulders and how to cheat? and there were people behind me patients as well. they told us who ever can get out should go and we got out. thank god. and once we were on the bus road,

they started shooting at us again, telling us this is not a safe area. and we should go right. and they started shooting at us a game saying this is not a safe area as well. we were in the middle of the road and we didn't know what to do for us now turn to a report by the is really newspaper high rights in quotes, military officials discussing the killing of thousands of so called terrorists. israel says it is killed in gaza. the article describes kill zones or combat zones industry. and these are invisible lines around areas of fighting or is really military presence. and the newspaper says, a senior army officer confirmed that if anyone who's not from the army crosses those lines, they are shot or killed. this includes palestinian civilians and they're branded as terrorists even if they're on art. so those revelations came after alice's who were obtained this video more than a week ago showing the killing a for an arm to palestinians. bite is really drone in hon eunice, southern gaza. the attack reportedly took place in early february. a senior is

really the officer told her right, the victims were unarmed and did not pose a danger to soldiers in the area. we saw stimulus scenes in gaza city just last week, houses 0 pain footage of his really forces shooting to an armed palestinians. one of the men repeatedly waved what appears to be a piece of white fabric as a sign of surrender. the bodies of the 2 palestinians were then bulldozed into the ground. oh al jazeera is emron cod reports from occupied east jerusalem a few days ago. how does that are reported? the existence of palestinian civilians who were walking into the north. they were unarmed. they were waving white flags who were then executed by these writing me. and then the bodies well actually picked up by both those a buried in that and in rubble. we showed that video to these radio me at the time he's ready. and he said that these were 2 different incidents, 2 different videos stitched together,

and that they will be looking into all of this. then we've had this report in her rights confirming, apparently the existence of these kills lines. now that's very interesting because free access to the knolls for palestinian civilians is a sticking points. in this the associations when the see spot between is row and mass mass is insisting that palestinians civilians be allowed to go back to their homes destroyed as they are. remember 70 percent garza is almost completely destroyed, is i'm livable. but those people would rather go back back then stay in alpha in 10 . so they, that's something that how mass has been negotiating for. so how about us? if we can draw a conclusion, must be aware of these kills ends, must be aware of these execution designs. and that's why it's part of the negotiations now. and with this cold for the un to investigate how mass is ramping up, the pressure on these role to do something about these executions as the police in

southern israel say that they've arrested the sister of how mazda is political leader is my n e a. and the joint statement, the police and the sion but intelligence agency accused sub a honey, a of having contacts with homeless activists. they also said that they found documents and other belongings, reportedly showing her involvement in operations against israel. the in other world news, zimbabwe is set to hold public hearings into the killings of tens of thousands of people in the 1980s known as the goober. hyundai, it happened in the early years of the nations independence soldiers are accused of torture, rape, and execution. however, we test the reports from the district of cholesterol. julia savannah was a young woman in 1983 her father, cedric c binder was locked inside a house with other family members and the and allies julia here in the nearby field and feels guilty. she survived me know who the one to 5 i carry that paid me to me

every day. i have sleepless night. my heart is too full. the killings and other atrocities were carried out during the 1st years of zimbabwe, independence, part of a military operation. authorities named crown wendy, meaning the reins washing away the chest or worthless garbage. we need to 1st acknowledge that error doing was done. then we allow the victims to ship out through the experiences in the they will guide as on what do they need done? maybe the 20 and the portals should be test one that i can relate to me. the north korean trained 5th grade was funded, a combined doves and bobby's for melita robertson got a. he claimed political opponents wanted to destabilize a newly independent government. as the security vanessa was game assuming that god, he is now as involved as president. the armed forces were headed by people who now

have seen the government post. presidents manenda. what has us traditionally does to hold public hearings to allow the victims to speak out and hopefully close a dock check tubs and bobby's history. but some traditional leaders, us get to go, is not owned by us, is to we what it's already given what to do. because the, from the with cool because they did was going to be able to map of ports. but do from the look of things, this book downs is not knowing how many people were killed during the violence that affected some parts of the matter be allowed and midlands provinces in the 1980s. but some organizations estimate up to tens of thousands for decades. many people that be too frightened to talk elders in the community, don't want people to forget about what happened to this plaque on memorial is a reminder that people were killed here including a 7 month old baby. some ends and bobby don't believe that it would be any

reconciliation. i this have concerns about calling the killings a genocide. that could be determined off to the hearings when president, man and guy will receive the final report. what's clear is that the trauma and pain of the victims is still roll out of my tasks out as a lot of district zimbabwe. the still ahead on the alpha 0, the turkish out position celebrate itself dealing a blow to president richard. type 31 by making big gains in local elections. i'm stuck fast. every 4th in from germany where one of your it was most liberal kind of this last, how suggest they can affect them? everyone about 18 years old can know who says small amounts of this plan. the

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it was the strips and most advanced hospital with specialized facilities for pediatrics, ophthalmology and going to college report by the is really newspaper. how reads, quotes military officials discussing the killing of thousands of so called terrorists israel says, is killed in gaza. the article describes kills of combat. so it's that are invisible lines around areas of sliding or is really military presence. all right says a senior army officer confirmed that if anyone who's not from the army crosses those lines, they are shot or killed. this includes palestinian civilians, the, sorry ministers of china and france have met in beijing to mark 60 years of diplomatic relations during a joint news conference. one you said badging and tends to increase imports of high quality product, some friends in return. he hopes friends will provide a fair business environment for chinese firms. europe has been working on reducing dependency on china to maintain its industrial competitiveness. houses here is

katrina u as in beijing katrina. it's really interesting what the french foreign minister said. he said that for us is not going to quote the couple economic relations with china. in other words, france doesn't want to do with the us, is doing of distancing themselves economically from china. what can you tell us about that? that's right. the santas, foreign ministers, badging for a really brief one day visit. i just said attending some celebration, celebration 60 years of diplomatic ties between the 2 countries and trade is high on the agenda and that seems to be also, and they just sticking points because france has said that it tends to reduce what it considers to be an excessive over alliance, i'm trying to supply chain now sits on the june has said that fronts needs to undertake some economic re balancing in order for that trade relationship to remain sustainable. but on the other hand, he said that he does not want to the company. now it's being very vague as to what exactly he needs by the so he does want to maintain

a healthy trading relationship. that relationship right now is with ac d and us dollars for china is also a bit quite somebody's comments times for mr. one responded by saying that any protection measures would be a bad thing for fraud. some said that friendship not c aging as a rival, as a risk, but as of the community. uh, so what we've had from china during decisions visit on monday was trying to, announcing that into your french products, you to try and it will also expense. and these are free measures which are french nationals. and in return china ports that fonts will maintain us, the business environment for chinese companies. now have to say that the french media has said that this trip is a part of the plans to discuss the possible visit by chinese president. he didn't seem to paris in may, although this has not been officially confirmed by amazon. okay, ukraine,

as i understand it was also on the agenda of friends hoping that china can quote unquote send a message to the russian big important to russia about the war and ukraine. what was said about that of the that's right. so we've had the french president's annual max will say, in the positive respect, staging, an independent stance, and it comes to the new frame. but the same time power is, is very aware of the unique's way that the agent holds with russia just before russia's invasion of frame. at present you just seem to put a new limits partnership with the russian. it's really fun that this is a solid friendship that she just thing has. so today, defends isn't said that powers expects that aging will continue to send very clear messages to russia. yeah, he actually said that there will be no security for europeans if there is no peace in europe in accordance with international law. and you also expressed concerns about north korea supplying russia with your weapons for its role and fit. and also

making the point there as well to staging those are is a friendly terms of course with katrina you're reporting from the aging. thank you very much. katrina. it's okay. as main opposition to republican people's party has made big games and sundays local elections. opposition mayers are set to retain control of a stumble in ankara. president red ship type rode along, described it as a set back and says it does not mean the end of the road for his party. send them close to all the reports from his stumble. a and historic moment as the main off was ition trials and stumbles may or election occurs, your mobile, the republican people's party or c h p, is set to serve the 16000000 residents of a symbol for 5 more years. it marks the words, the fees for prison visit sites are drawn and is rolling off $40.00 in the more

than 2 decades in power box shot, just as a stumble gave us the historical message this evening. it also gave it to the government officials instruction given by the nation is that those who are elected to serve with respect to those who are elected as well as the officials receive instructions from the nation for the periods of one man. rule is over. as of today, it is done said to learn h b one by a wide margin and 2 kids largest city and economic hub. a mobile is now considered the leading well position figure likely to run in the next presidential race. this is the victory of the poor, the poor people showed the red cock to the government in the hopes that fee did, and now live again. we still have democracy and hope for the future present, sir john. acknowledge the electoral set back in a speech delivered at his rolling of parties headquarters in the capital on,

correct? all those do not. these images to day is not the end for us. it's actually turning point us from the, the turkish nation has call me this message is to petitions by using the ballot box . inducements, pull election setting. does it mean that the vote was viewed as a bar a matter of air drones, popularity sold to reclaim control, important urban districts that he has? most of the opposition in men or simple elections. 5 years ago, association fees, victories in on colorado and assemble in 2019 damaged our drones image of invincibility. the warranty has suffered a serious, long day for the whole issue. then the opposite was the last thing. if the presidential election that's for 2028, the now the russian artists living in argentina is capital. have tried to

paint them muriel depicting the late russian opposition leader. i'll explain the volley but they were stopped by police before they could finish it. well, despite that dozens of supporters placed flowers at the sites in windows situs, you see the unfinished bureau there in the volley, died suddenly in prison, in a remote penal colony in february, kremlin says, he died of natural causes. but supporters have blamed president vladimir putin for his death. and after a long and a heated debate, germany has become the biggest in your country to legalize cannabis for personal use. the new law is one of the most liberal in europe, allowing adults to carry and grow small amounts of the drug. step boston reports from berlin. it was a happy moment for those lab long campaigns to be criminalized, kind of boost activist, got it, and berlin's kind of his museum to watch. the law finally passed the last hurdle in

parliament, the director of the museum himself spend time in prison for smoking marijuana. this will be a $180000.00 less pro solutions in germany next year. and it will be a normalization of kind of as use in the public and it'd be, it'd be, uh you really, you, it's really hard to consumers. opponents of the law call it. it was sponsible citing dangerous health effects troubles of you to mention because even i've seen so many people become so serious the l. so bad, the damage by drug abuse. that because i've never found that way back into normal life, i've spoken to so many doctors you want against going down this path. support to say the opposite is true. if adoption can be controlled. since 2017 does, german company has been allowed to grow. and so kind of best for medical use, the main indication where kind of as prescribed is chronic pain. and that's also a lot of people report in studies that they experience

a lot of really. but the legal notation is only partial, the government wants to control the supply of recreational kind of boost. so only members of circles kind of as claps will be allowed to obtain level you rhina. rolling plans to gather everyone in germany about 18 years old. come now possess 25 grams of kind of best and public 15 grams at home. and 4, o, 3 of these plans themselves, making the german kind of his policy even more liberal countries like the not a lens where despite the presence of coffee shops kind of assessing that for been legalized. but produces worried that the government's main ink to crack down on the black market won't be a chief official says home growing cannabis, especially in the german climate, isn't easy. and if done properly can be costly. he predicts many will continue to buy from the less. yeah, that's unfortunately, that's it, that's the truth for either street or if you have a house issue, then go to the pharmacy and get something to control the government plans to

legalize supply in the future as well. but for now, dealers in this bark and berlin won't lose all their business steadfast, and l g a 0 fell in. all right, that's it for me 0. then you even use continues after talking to else the it's a new months and some big changes for the southeast corner of australia. i have one that's real, pick up the weather. so i'm really that is where the bulk of the action is across australia, down ports to be expected, extending from sydney right down to hobart in these zones. some spots could see a months worth of rain in 24 hours. the big changes in melbourne. the last few months have been incredibly dr. victoria state is parts usually not much to report, no weather alerts,

no major when to speak of sun's out. temperature is pretty home for they should be for this some of the year now they were in the month of april, for indonesia, most intense rain will be the northwest of sumatra. and still, we're pumping in a lot of humidity off the south china sea for china is kind of an island weather alerts in place here in northern vietnam. no, i wanted to show you this. look, it's feeling about 45 when you factor in that humidity, but by the end of the week, that heat will break with some thunderstorm. speaking of thunderstorms, northern when jeep one down, providence is still getting hammered with these that's moving up through the yangtze river valley. and this is now shooting out over the east, tennessee. so all this, what weather is going to pour into the korean peninsula and japan. in fact, japan's main island of honshu, blanket and heavy rain fall alerts ahead of this disturbance. moving in the reporting from the great

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