tv NEWS 30min Al Jazeera May 11, 2024 8:00pm-8:31pm AST
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[000:00:00;00] the . ready ready ready displace palestinians flee southern guns are by their thousands while israel intensifies attacks on russell the pennsylvania is good to have you with us. this is alice has your life from the also coming up? bombs were falling in the neighborhood where we are within a distance of less than 500 meters away from the supposedly safe house. that would
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tower searches and positions. asterisk across the strip hospitals are pushed to breaking points with no access to fuel or medical supplies. another captive dies and gaza thousands take to the streets of tel aviv. this is the live scene to demand their government and the laws protest against the wall and does it take center stage and the eurovision song contest will be live from sweet. the israel has ordered thousands more raso residents to evacuate the city as it steps up, a tax and gaza. the u. n says more than 150000 palestinians have fled raso since monday, after israel warranty people to evacuate ahead of a major offensive. the conflict and the lack of fuel supplies has also left many
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hospitals in the area close to collapse. julie baker reports the 7 months of displacement and forced to feet. yet again, these really minute tree is ordering further evacuations in east and rasa. but as palestinians try to leave them a raining down, leaving people scrambling to find safety and gaza with every corner of the target. and no life is spent on the line. and so we are leaving because of the fee and due to collision, we are leaving for the unknown and there are no safe areas, a tool, all the areas left are unsafe. the united nation says about a $150000.00 palestinians have left east and the rasa is role, is forcing them towards what it claims as a humanitarian. so in a wasi, the age groups of described conditions the as a risk, the options, the desperate palestinians rapidly diminishing not i'm not in and some of my called
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us 3 times and the neighbors came and said get out cookie. we sent an evacuation order for the entire area. what should we do here? do we wait until we all die on top of each other? so we decided to name. it's better. this, these really minute represses ahead with its plans to launch a full scale offensive. and rafa s strikes has been unrelenting elsewhere. bodies are piling up in general. follow in central garza another area when many palestinians of floods but found no safety. right. what the who do i have the wrong here? they are in pieces. here's my sister in law without a head my and also without a head. what does this i'm just as, until when will this be going on? where exhausted? the engine here have no. what else to go? i likes the hospital, the largest in central cause that is likely to run out of fuel within hours. 8 is
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critically low with his way the forces still blocking the entry of trucks into the strip. as polished indians dropped in sight, remain in a cycle, trying to evade judy duyka audra 0. okay, let's go to honeywell, who was in darrow, by the outside deluxe, the hospital. so holly, honey, you were telling us that some of the people who just fled rafa for darrow bella were targeted and killed the the yeah. sun that within the past 2 hours, more people who just to flood the horror of the unpredictable fall in bonds in the, in tens are tell her resilient golf the central part than the southern center. and part of our city ended up being either injured or killed as they arrived do there is ballasa city is the start within the past hours of their arrival to the city of there. but i just set up their made shift tents and they were killed inside these
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things either directly by the missile fired by the sophisticated north taca drones or by this wrap, those quality on them inside the tent, the old transferred to this already exhausted health facility. there were literally on the floor of the hospital out, there's no space lift inside the hospital, the hunger is talk with injuries with from the past due day, then from the overnight a talk sense. and right now what we're seeing is an intense bombing campaign. by here and by and now there is own, was a non stop constant. our dealer is within the past at 45 minutes, then increasing by the hour at the eastern part of the central area and the eastern part of this particular city. robust city, unfortunate then and velocity, unfortunately over we see right now, and we can safely that people are being told or evacuated here in the, in heard it under the intense uh, extreme use of force into this area that has the volt just within the past couple
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hours in do more of a killing box. the scenes of, of, of the children and men and women the injuries hear the crying mothers, the crying father and raising the dead body of their children, the giving them the last tug. the last gets a quite heart breaking and it gives inc, is getting much more emotional right now. the gathering behind me right here. these are remaining family members were waiting for the body to be removed from the more and performed the loss of prayer before they're digging into burial. the houses here is honey mach mood reporting from darrow boss. thank you very much, honey. let's take a closer look at the situation in southern gaza on friday is really forces dropped leaflets over the south eastern part of rough, a district ordering people to leave earlier on saturday. the is really military issue to 2nd evacuation order for neighborhoods. east of our office city. this comes out the reports of heavy fighting in the district. and the area marked in blue here is where it's really forces have now been stationed. most of nicer is the
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chief executive officer, advisor, scientific, that's a non profit chat with your organization. he and his team are providing assistance to the european hospital in russell, and there are no tract. we were operating for the 1st week, but with no problems. and then the, the military operations started an eastern rough uh, uh, but then it started trickling further west. uh, where our safe house supposedly was. uh and uh, this morning we received the uh, evacuation orders from a block 6 and dropped off for our safe house that is no longer safe to evacuate. so we had to interrupt our work at the hospital, then go back and pick them our stuff from the unsafe house and bring it back to the european hospital. all of our medical supplies, food supplies, water, and everything, bring it to to the european hospital. in fact, when the operation started about 3 or almost 4 days ago, now,
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our understanding was then the military operation is a centered on eastern part of rasa. but we have what we have experienced as seen as completely otherwise. in fact, the bombs were folding in the neighborhood where we are within a distance of less than 500 meters away from the supposedly safe house, the power surges and physicians. asterisk, we have uh, 12 us citizens. we have 3 british citizens living addiction citizen and also uh from 11 position from oma. so we felt unsafe in the, supposedly the conflicted house or the safe house. and uh, we could read for nice because of the continuous, indiscriminate bombing in the area. and we have some breaking news from guys. uh, mazda is arm doing elk. assembly gates has announced the death of one of the captive held in gaza. the group says 51 year old. not the couple of well who holds british citizenship died as a result of injury suffered and is really ero stripe. earlier,
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he added the pop of well was unable to receive treatment for his injuries because of israel's continued targeting of hospitals. the assemblies of the captives have held a press conference in tel aviv protesting the lack of a deal to free the campus. if we continue down this path, we will lose not only the hostages, but the country itself. antonio is not only dobbs decal, preventing us from getting go. 2 to hosted his back, he's also dobbs nicole, preventing the state of israel from succeeding. the government does not care about the hostages. it is leading the entire country towards destruction. stop cooperating with them. rescue the hostages and save the state of israel. or correspondence, stephanie decker joins us from the jordanian capital, a mine. and as a reminder,
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the is really government has shut down to 0 in israel. so stephanie, the captain's families, they take to the streets every week i've been doing so since october. they want the government to make a deal with home us, but they're mobilization for as a strong as it is. it hasn't worked so it hasn't worked. uh, they show up until i b, those protests are happening now along with thousands of ordinary is rabies. they've gone to the connected that sees ready parliament. they have demanded to talk, so there's really prime minister. they have some of the mf travel to call out to talk to the guitar, is to try and see whatever angle, whatever possibility, whatever pressure can be done to get a deal. but this government is adamant that it needs to go into the fall. it says, yes, it's talking, of course the captives are important to it, but at the moment, the only way to get the captives back is through a deal with how about us. and as we've been reporting extensively over the last 10 days or so,
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we thought at some point we were close that him us accepted the deal than israel said no, actually, now we don't want it. there are certain amendments we're not happy with. in the 1st part of that deal, $33.00 captives would have been released, humanitarian captives. so over 50 years old, the injured the elderly and at this point 7 months and these really public, the majority certainly are getting increasingly frustrated by the fact that no deal is being made. and they believe that it's more political factors that play interest of the prime minister to prolong the war to prioritize it a whole lot. and for them, certainly most people live in speaking to is that a rustle offensive? pretty much guarantees. none of the captive. this is what they believe will return alive. stephanie, is that the 1st time how much the mouse is that a captive is he has been killed by and is really bombardment. do we have any idea at this stage of how many captives are still alive? this is very difficult to confirm. there are numbers basically if we break them down
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a 133 is the number of captives we've been talking about. 4 of those to remind you are from 2014 a 129, referred to october. the 7th now there are various reports that are unconfirmed by these really officials, but india is really media according to leaks that they believe around. 39 captains are dead, but they're kind of of course be much more. it's very difficult to get into individual does have the intel uh, they don't really make that public. but certainly the feeling is that if there is a large color offensive on that off on the more and more how math is pushed, is that the less captive is, will be returning alive, which is why there is such a mass of calls for d. o. even at some point, people were saying at least the 1st stage of the ceasefire. why doesn't is role then just now that how mouse is agreed agreed to the 1st stage of the ceasefire is only $42.00 days of ceasefire. it'll see 33 captives released almost a 1000 palestinian prisoners, but it doesn't want to do that. why? because it's under
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a lot of pressure from it's right when co relation this isn't that on yahoo! and they're telling him if you go into the alpha, we're not going to be part of your coalition and his government will collapse. so this is where we're at. certainly regardless of those pictures you're seeing now, which is every saturday, thousands of his res, quoting for a deal, it's not being heated by this government. yeah, we are watching the live shot out of telling me that that sounds as 0. stephanie decker reporting out of amman, jordan following the shut down of israel inside the country. so it's been 2 years since the alpha 0 during this chartina walkway was killed during and it's really military rate and beach in need refugee camp. an independent investigation confirmed that she was shot in the neck by and is really sniper sharing with palestinian american. the us government agreed with the findings, but no charges have been brought. there's been no accountability for kaylee. same as around the has more from ramallah in the occupied westbank
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the. c may 11, 2022. do you need a refugee camp in the occupied was a journalist and life life list below a treat for friends, desperately trying to get to her. but it's really gunfire is too heavy. in the 2 years since the targeted killing of old 0 corresponded show, room of israel has killed 2 other soldiers or a journalist. both in garza cameraman summit were killed in a drill and striking december and cameraman homes of the to killed in an air strike . the following month, holmes, that was guys a bureau chief, wild eyed to his eldest son, and the 5th member of the family to be killed in the war. in fact, since the war began, at least 60 relatives of old 0 staff had been killed in seemingly deliberate is really a tax. the risks to journalists were already extreme when she really was killed. 2 years later,
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conditions on the ground in gaza and the occupied westbank are even worse and days before the end of the 1st 3 of her death is real order. the shut down about a 0 in jerusalem expelling reporters and confiscating equipment. it's clear that they are tired of getting their jersey at the end of the 0 stuff and they trying even to kill the facts of the tools. not only about this will about own what the bus teen young's stuff thought a and the is riley book evasion. and that is very well. i'm upset at least 143 journalists and medial workers have been killed in garza since the war began in the occupied westbank were shooting, was gone down. journalist reporting on the intensifying military rates regularly come under attack. even in memorial enrollment like dedicated to showing, has not been spared indignity during the rate in december as really soldiers surrounded the area and posed for pictures. sharing was
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a household name in the arab world. a woman of the people for stories captured every aspect of the palestinian experience. she was bold, unapologetic, and her murder was considered so tragic, so odd dishes that it has become a milestone in the conflict. her friends say they miss her sense of humor. i cannot witness that any i used to attempt to 0 to see shame. it's very hard to choose as you are now suffering after she died. i said, i'm not going to watch the news, but nowadays we watch all the time. i'm not going to lie. sometimes i expect to see her, we miss her shooting has a very special style. hers is a legacy built on being a voice for her. people. reporting on the injustice and oppression of israeli occupation, a job she died doing. her absence felt no more than ever. as her people suffer, the worst the violence they've ever seen. the same bus route,
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the old is 0. remo. look the occupied westbank, palestine still a head on alpha 0 flash floods. dennis state parts of northern afghanistan, the un says more than 300 people have been killed in the night sky paved in a spectacular light show was a massive silver storm. the the latest news wave was so intense that this is all that is left. people are digging through debris and twisted metal to find any one left alive in depth reports the entire gossip population of 2300000 people do not have enough. crisis escalating and detailed coverage as well as prime minister relies on foreign ministers to stay in power. they want the raft results to go ahead, define them, and then you know, who could be out of office in depth analysis of the days headlines. if that was
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a rough or offensive, where would the people go? people have no place to go. each one of 1000 people has to be displaced at least 2 times frank assessments. this is a max and blown to free speech and freedom of the press informed opinions you can be somebody. this is on one of the hostages, october 7th, and return. and i want the chilly to stop inside story on al jazeera. why have american evangelicals become his real strong? his background is us president. you'll find the right to stand with israel with no red line. as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real, solve on concept, from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us. the bottom line, the,
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[000:00:00;00] the, the watching else is 0 reminder of our headlines is really military has expanded its ground operation in the southern most areas of the gaza strip. desperate families have been fleeing eastern rough after another is really order. un says, a 150000 people have flipped the south so far. from us as armed wing has announced the death of a british national, held captive in gaza, saying that he died due to and is really striking. families of the captives have held a press conference to demanding an enter. the war of the thousands of people have gathered in georgia is capital in protest against the government so called foreign influence law. large crowds have been marching through the streets of police in response to the proposed legislation. it would require media and non commercial
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organizations receiving more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to register as agents on influence. the bill could pass into laws early as tuesday, elses 0 is dimitri method income, who's in the georgia and capital police, who joins us know me treat last year. the government gave up on this bill because of the protests and the mobilization. what are you expecting this time around the world? we are proud to stay below ready in the spring. so around $10000.00 people, at least, i mean, they've been monitoring for 2 hours from uh, 4 kilometers away from one spot to this square since the european sweats in essential to lisa. and yeah, for all these 2 hours crowds upon crowds of people have been gathering, they've only just now finished gathering yet so far it's been quite faithful. but it is very loud vocals that they do not want this law to be part of the government as, as low as it is a thousands of and you know,
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i was operating in the country and i want to know where the money is coming from for the people here say, says i'm much a big game play basically, because it's not just about the small, it's about the police in georgia, move forward with up to this, the law potentially after the silver destiny becomes more. right. and that's why you could really understand this as a, as a baffle for george's future. can you explain the wider context around it is based on what they have been violated in the us speak. so we said police did. it was a tear gas station. robert, us reports of probable walter count on the spot as proud as they try to solve the problem to build a. what's upsetting here is essentially people believe it's a choice between a few to wedge. apologize to the patient and the peace of mind with
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a lot of different falls for just 80 to 90 percent of put down sleep. all right, we're struggling with the audio there. the audio connections patchy at best dimitria will come back to you as soon as we can get that fixed best dimitri method and go in. let me see. the world food program says more than 300 people have been killed in flash flooding in afghanistan. northern province of back line thousands of homes and houses have also been destroyed by the floods which have been caused by heavy seasonal reigns, emergency personnel are searching for survivors and back land. fenton monahan has more this is all that remains of a village in afghanistan is background province. the region has been hit hard by flooding. survivors are morning, the dead. i'm trying to figure out how they can carry on me lots it on how much you to say last. people are under the water o children under the floods. the legs and hands are broken. we do not have any place to spend the night. a dry winter is effected, the soil making seasonal flooding much worse than usual. baldwin has been effected
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the most, but other regions are also suffering. thousands of who has it been destroyed and large trucks of agricultural land have been ruined. many people are stranded and thousands are in need of supplies and medical attention. the government has declared a state of emergency. it says evacuations are under way and health is being dispatched, so that was in need sent in monahan out to 0. the for nearly 2000 civilians have been told to leave their homes and parts of ukraine's harkey region. the governor of nor to northeastern territory says 3 people have been killed. russian forces say they have occupied 5 villages north of the city, as they advanced further into the area, ukraine's ministry says it is sending reinforcements. also 0 as john holman,
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has more on this from keith. the concept today, russian soul says continued there offensive into north east and ukraine. the heart of keith region. the food is russia. that was an offensive that began in the early hours of friday morning. and the russian defense ministry has said that they've taken 5 settlements. ukrainian government disputes, the local authorities there in hockey and say that those 5 settlements still being full of sorry about what ukrainian authorities both so said is that they've been able to control the greys are, and that's what they can say that that's what they called a zone that's been contended between the 2 forces and it hasn't been expanded, but the governor of the hockey region also said that this could escalate and the russian full suits do, have more troops that they can bring in on the russian side of the boat. that's really bad news, the crime because it spread tight to say it's policies at different parts of the
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already one model. 1000 kilometer front, like in parts of that front line is big out showed by 7 to one is being a 9 by 7 to one or more by russian forces. and this is going to stretch those defenses even more. so what you cry is hoping for is weapons to begin arriving from the united states and from the european allies. those weapons have already started trickling in, reportedly, but some of them will take months to come. um, well that happens, russia has a window in which get compress home its advantages and that is what it's doing right now in the northeast of you cried john home. and i would just say to keep the old plan is experiencing its most powerful g o, magnetic storm in more than 20 years. one which could trigger power and communication blackouts. a solar storm happens when the sun sends a series of strong solar flares, which then leads to
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a major increase in auroras and natural light displays around the world. every fawcett has looked at the scar. hi. oh, my gosh. it's beautiful. in the dog around the world, red color rippled across the sky, red oh, which reflected back. this was the strongest jew magnetic event to move in 20 years, accounting for the vividness and variety of color, including the unusual pink some blues and the spread of the roll rate fall from the usual potable attitudes. this was southern england. this was central germany. what happened during the last few days, that is a system of very complex sun spots the came together and formed the your truck division of the saw. and these are extremely active in the span of a day or a day the how they last uh, i believe something like 7 quarter or less injections. those huge bubbles of gas and charged ions, racing across space,
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and bumping into oxygen and nitrogen atoms in our eye on a sphere delivering an extraordinary display on to the products magnetic field, a powerful of salt. what's nice concerning now though, is that we live in the 21st century where we evict exponentially increased our reliance on communications and other technologies that are in space and on the ground. where electrical and differences can actually disturb it from this to your magnetic storm. and that's something that we're watching quite closely right now. so what about those who would watching on friday nights, will they get a 2nd chance? it might not be visible this fall south of southern florida or even know the possibility but well was giving it a go and don't forget our friends down on the, the southern light. so a role, right? estrada's may will be visible once the game across the southeast of australia. i much of nice eland, experts say the main most powerful directions from the sun have already hit saturday nights on. cool. isn't expected to be quite so intense. are you close it out to 0? that doesn't for me, 0 then yeah, you can find more information on
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a website that's out. com, whether it's next on alpha 0, then inside store will be breaking down the votes at the united nations general assembly in support of palestine full membership of the united nations. thank you for watching. were the very back. we're back at the very top, the hour with another full round up of the world. the the color that we have seen flooding recently. it's an older product. so i've kind of stands a little area cloud here, weston disturb, assess making. his wife was more than pockets done. well, it just goes, we'll come back in behind it. maybe it's dry and bright across much of the middle east type of just all things around pop into the mid high thirty's, because much of the arabian peninsula are saving doha, kick it close to 40 degree celsius into the early part of next week. we're already
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into the fault, is the q i add fallback that we have got to some showers to the north. is that just the cross? the central and eastern part of the evening between the black sea and the caspian sea wanted to show as to just coming in because that eastern side of the met it's right. you might even catch a shot with the in gauze if i'm much of north africa when you have a had, it is general re trial. we may just see one or 2 showers cropping up across northern parts of rock. i plenty of showers now showing the hand quite nicely the seasonal range getting underway quite nicely. then it costs much of west africa, whether it's weather will be around the gulf with kenny and all that is to say too much right across the tropical belt. as we go through sunday and into monday that some welcome relief for times and then i'd also full cabinet, only one or 2 showers around, but he could catch a shower with 2 eastern parts of south africa. i'd also mozambique of
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the palestinians who are expelled from there and then the next couple of 1948 still don't have the rights of return today is that the land was extorted and settlements were built 20. i'll just the or world goes back with the young, good old palestinians to re discover their ancestral homes. why doesn't my grand parents stay here? why aren't i here? return to palestine on al jazeera, the overwhelming as opposed to the un general assembly, but pulse times a bid for full membership that coves the rising come. the nation of israel school on gaza with the us says it will veto the motion again at the security council for
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