news in brief for this hour, nearly 200 people are killed in freshers really strikes on the gaza strip as the overall palestinian death toll is approaching 23,000, the latest attacks were mainly on palestinian refugee camps and schools where civilians, mostly women and children are taking shelter. the human rights groups has detailed how the israeli army and shinbet treat palestinian prisoners as non-human animals. the euro-mediterranean human rights monitor said prisoners are regularly beaten, strip naked, subjected to electric shocks and burned with cigarettes. at least 8600 palestinians are currently held in israeli jails. at least two

more journalists have been killed in israeli air strikes in gaza. mustafa thraya and hamza daldu died when a missile directly hit their vehicle west of han yunis in southern gaza. at least 109 journalists have been killed in gaza since october the 7th. islamic resistance in iraq says it has recently targeted the vital site in the city of hefa in the israeli occupied territories. the resistance group said it launched the attack with a long-range crew. missile earlier, the group said it also targeted us bases in syria and iraq, and yemen has vowed to continue to block the passage of all israeli-bound ships through the red sea in response to israel's genesidal war on gaza. the head of yemen's political council said yemenes are committed to protecting their palestinian brothers despite threats by the us.

hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marcy hashimy, thanks so much for being with us. well, after more than three months of waging genocide on gaza, the israeli regime has not reached any of its goals in the strip. it has not destroyed the resistance, nor has it been able to free its captives and the resistance is inflicting bitter bitter battle upon them. so, what should the regime do next? well, it must find a way to get out.