the, the, the, the, the, the there, dest, i'm grieving and bill scales of there's really bombardments return to the end, save more than a $118.00 people have been killed over the past 24 hours, according to publish them, you know, separate to the right. you knew the idea of a soul came just minutes after 7 days, the spire expired, guitar saves, it's in tops to mediate a neutral. this is really officials reportedly say they're prepared to consider it . plus the protests in support of the policy at any interrupt across the globe with follows instant funding of permanence expire to. and i don't think that the pause would

to minute tearing at all. it should be a permanent police fire, it doesn't make sense to bomb. all these people kill all these people and then just like it's okay, we'll pause and then go back to the killing people, the wherever you're catching a news hour from today across the world. welcome to most go onto our, to introduction to flourish or lighting up the gallons of sky line of israel. rome. so it's a salt on the enclave. the southern city of con eunice, the jamalia refugee camp in the north have both reportedly come under renewed fire . the idea of for least this footage of its or a strikes me mean come us infrastructure as its main target. israel has confirmed heading. busy underground sites, a military compound, a command center,

the the idea of fish bombing areas all across scales. attacks have intensified in the north hitting the city of beta noon, and the jamalia at refugee camp as well. while the southern hubs of can eunice rafa on the border with egypt pulse of being targeted. that's despite the as really government previously designated large parts of the site, essentially at all a safe. so telling civilians to flee there from the north. the they're willing to north mourners or down to ring at the out. awfully hospital in dallas. the city locals are shocked by the renew this really onslaught house. the name officials say at least $180.00 for gas and helping killed. since the idea is the common campaign on friday morning, that's up to the 7th day truce expired with israel. they may come us for the

breakdown of talks to extend distressing images from the southern city of ruffled to locals and rescuers helping, scrambling to find survivors amid the rubble, the foamed eyed buildings of emergency service hospitals struggling to cope some, most of the influx of fresh casualties in the neighboring city of con eunice, a number of children and other civil unions are being rushed in medical sites after residential areas came under is really fire there to here's what one survivor had to say about the harley experience is really stormed at the time when people was certain to be in their homes, which means that they wanted to kill intimate messages, it's really use it off to the friday prayer. people gather in the homes 3 lunch. so they waited so peaceful residents to come back to their homes, and then from being time neighborhood,

the buildings collapsed on people from women and children. it is not a life. you have exposed yourself and your country in front of the whole world. children are dying because of you throughout the day. less that across to canadian policy and during this month for a few mom, joining us from counting eunice month through morning to you, a startling desktop tool in gals over the past 24 hours. how is the city where you are coping with the renewed assault on the this almost 200 civilians were killed here yesterday for the civilians. since the start of the of, of, of yesterday. as you can hear the above me and i now spied thrones, auto buzzing around the air strikes have not stopped. so i can just hit now if you can hear the difference now is that it is very similar to how they were so i can give us the city right now. it's just not, it's not just a single bike or a single

a bunch from the see the that the bought to the bought the ships and the seats because now have them strikes. that's one type. we call it like events. but he does have it in the buildings at one time. at least let's have also been brought down to the people of tried unit 10, even though that's kind of where this is now i bought to zone and that they should leave car newness as soon as possible to remain safe. my going for the self. the humanitarian situation here is very dire. yesterday, for example, i tried to go out and look for some foods and couldn't find any people that i'll be a guy that is asking me, where can we go next? where is it safe? and the hospital in its vicinity, what i'm out, lots of hospice and has the one to 5 times and it says haven't stopped crossing back and forth. people are scott sitting in k of not knowing where to go and not

knowing where to sleep. that's going worked with us. unfortunately, it seems that even so that all of the go fusions happening. water has started again as people have to adjust again after going through some kind of piece over the last 7 this on not a lot. her point monster a katara sees it still and talks to mediate another cease far is really officials have reportedly said they're considering a new truth with some us. i imagine as you've been describing those prospects feel distant at the moment. but is anything more known about the discussions in the i, i believe that the discussions are very heated and they are advancing. however, both sides are trying to get better terms and conditions. i think that the idea of has seen that doing, you know, what, what they were doing in terms of violence against that. but a senior civilians has brought of them but off and has to change the media that

a to $180.00 degrees from be pro designed as roy's really to pro palestinian tense, they come up continue with what they're doing now. especially with mounting pressure from the us government to try and stop what they're doing as soon as possible to come come come to some kinds of agreements. so there is a optimism in the air towards coming to our full ceasefire to allow unlimited amounts of 8 to come in and access to put a stadium that's are stuck in the north and the city on the aides, a situation the 7 day truce. it won some time for civilians and gals that to receive life saving supplies through the border crossing with egypt. book that flow, if you monetary need, has reportedly been shut down in months or by israel since yesterday. what is does that um its hospitals most in need of right now, you also mentioned food the

need of everything. unfortunately for the last 16 years has the, has been, it's basically been in an open air prison. we don't have a ports, we don't have a c parts, we don't have an add ports we have to borders of buying or to put controlled by the occupier, electricity fuel. the clean water is also controlled by israel. so we are in need of everything in terms of hospitals. speaking to the doctors here, we need as soon as possible. your field hospitals said of the people in the north. we needs medical supplies such as anesthesia, such as the different kinds of drugs and medications to help the wounded to help the patients with that the long lasting care cancer kidney dialysis. we need help in terms of fuels to ensure the hospital is done for an automatic dispute and

continued to serve the people in the i see you. yes, that office of order opened for 7 days. however, what entered was negligible, you know, for only 2 percent of the population, we hope that the ceasefire would happen soon with open borders for the thousands of trucks in order to enable the people in the us the here to live another day, another week, another year and hopefully it's returned to their life as it was before a month for a stay safe. and we'll check in with you later today, i'm sure, a canadian policy, the journalist monster, a few mom in southern gals, a while across in the west spine. palestinians are also dealing with escalating finance. the u. n. has registered more than $300.00 attacks by jewish settlers there since come us is october 7th, assault on israel. according to the world bodies reports is really aggression in the west bank has resulted in at least 33 casualties. in many cases,

property of the victims was most or severely damaged. another published in e, mom was recently shot dead by a settler near the city of novelist whose family is taking. just knew that this was my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return. my son was soc, is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized that people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. one of the problems will that speak to to our list mohammed not deep joining us from the fact the capital of the west bank. grandma liked good to see you at mohammed. what's behind this optic in violence bias? really separation? is it primarily to do with avenging their tober 7th attack or is there more to it? it's a joy. this is the kind of is really like doing good government to office late this

year. the system does the violence and the skill is collected against the scene as well. i'll get to do, don't just like to like a lot of until the messiah and brenda replaces, of the want to see me on the semester. they've caused this shooting them. but since given october, the us with your significant discussion invested most well, especially when banks rated national industry to model. but it did so it's connected to more than $20000.00 guns for the budget. and that was the bank to the, to protect themselves and defends and such as he said, against the stairs. but they use this, i or this use it. and i think the thing is on the killing them on the preventing me from using the roots and those bank and the rising them beyond nice. so they all go to the, by the, if they taking over land, say, 2000, but nobody kind of hands on the left of us here and there, but event on a student from picking to the on. if they're from the, uh,

the ups on the farms out on a month. so this is a, this year um the machine has also been and also from since less and the, it says the news that they are backed by the government as it is mostly to drive and still find this all the time. so both of them is invested in the month when they get back to home is between numbers and janine and or would show support for them. so that what i see on so far since they've in october, i know this has been to this condition by the i, if, as well as both of us as most of the same time last month phase really prime minister benjamin netanyahu plain that was quote, a tiny, hum, full of extremists carrying i'd violence against palestinians in the west bank. is that the case? it is as i, i'm forced as the content of the violence goodness, thoughts back even the 7 days. a truce of everything. how much i designed that last at this point, but didn't exceed include that was the bank. so it's continuous even this morning. that idea. but it does, it will be listed for all of a part from what i am studying here. and they close the book. so they also,

but i think that but also and that's good if you discount the numbers, the classes on the issue think you they're picking bases. so do you find dropbox? i think people in geneva is jealous of everywhere. it's become like a life machine that bar discourses, even with the prison of the search shouldn't break the fee of step by step. but as well as we really do invested in business, that's the spot of how much the end is. i'm so the situation on this and those bank on double assume the quote in the united states to kind of deal with the restaurant of is the government who is spelled the close of us again. so, but of students as well as so i, this is skill issue and those back because the, the civilized, the situation, i think it is the security and the, the 3 is the on the screen as well. you have a sense of just a bit also also and sometimes it was a get off of that assumption of that as well. and it's like kind of touching another issue as well. m a u. n. reports mohammed say's at least 6 palestinians

have died in his really custody since october 7th. give us a sense of the conditions that prisoners are not facing is really deals the yes actually is about as soon as the are still listening to the heart of the just the one is of the best for you to prison us during the must have been days will book about the bent as a solution or a section of some portion of them, especially off of civil though, but they were, are you still there? through the front of the war they, it was denied and you sent me the visit to them. i mean, we think that no, no, no, yes they, i mean i solution i from a capital. they said it was back tv, so it's about it just from there. they kind of curious and what's going all the time. so they even lose it, access to via from the cafeteria of the gym by their money they the food was the missed of expected and also they printed on foster. so when they are released, they don't let me be about there. so for us to do it in the video,

patrice of the but i. 1 on base it, it's just that it was sent as a there's 2 different on the hills to get back in the rest of the life. so uh, so that is about us because the club actually was the 4th is often not to provide to me because just as i say about us, you know, there are some who sick with cancer on sidney killer. it could be killed and fill up. and um, if it isn't as full audit and sick, i'm vick, wherever the coke. yeah. so they don't to provide them to receive me. they took care from outside of, from the restroom and we become a part of this as well as they don't receive. that's able to be made on site video, which in their lives on still a lot there with side charge as well. journalists, mohammed, not even the west bank city of for a mile are good to see you. thank as well since the abrupt ends to the 7 day truce and gals on friday silence taken to the streets of jordan's capital protesters say they want to express their solid darts with the palestinian end tables hostilities present. demonstrators were seen marching with posters reading

free policy, as well as jumping slogans in support of gals that the pride looks to achieve a permanency supplier. they say for the in bottle. then also in washington, dc, protesters gathered up the is really embassy, they way posted in flags and showed list of those killed in dallas, or before joining in period from some of the embassy gates there. message a clear one at resumed fighting. there's no answer from i don't think the pause was 2 minutes hearing that all it should be a permanent ceasefire. it doesn't make sense to bomb. all these people kill all these people and then just be like it's okay, we'll pause and then immediately go back to killing people 3 hours into the end of the seas far. and the drawing a residential neighborhoods, the field trip again. and that's the thing like, it's not

a war when you're just blowing up. demolishing has vision all schools killing people when they are event. so there is so that it should concept every human is regardless of the race and nationality and religion. not an african written, the assaults could solve the continents domestic problems. that is the message from the 2nd president of south africa sample. and becky, in his exclusive interview to our, to you can watch the full discussion after this program in around 10 minutes time. but here's some of it. how do we begin to get chief to the solution issue as to how african leaders come come together to say no, you shouldn't go beyond this level. would remember that what they used to be this? i think a peer review mechanism which you were part of

a buffering at the time you for my president of my job to show the boss and job. and so many of us, how do we begin to bring back that consciousness amongst african leaders in solving your own problem on the, on the, on the continent? is it, as well as saying that i think one of our major challenges is that rebuilding eh, of the african renaissance movement, the peer review mechanism, a executive part of that process, that the african lead as african lead as good sit together as p s. and say we need to look at the guy in order to assess it, according to the following criteria, is informed by that understanding of your tasks, whatever in the sense i really, as i say i, i think we can avoid in on the fund. that meant that lead to avoid all of these are directions and,

and definitely even re energizing processes like the peer review mechanism. get the muscles of the different on the continent. the apple, it's got an organization and trade unions and judges and laws and everybody. what going with united way united, the best bag development? i forget that in a sense and much defined smith's every gun and then the sizes that i see at the end is less than the ads. what does it mean? and this one's in a corner me what does it mean in politics, etc. the now was winter creeps across the eastern europe, worsening weather conditions on the loo, bounced. the front lines have been challenging for those in key buffalo zone areas . ortiz murdock guest is visited a russian artillery regiment to see how troops are dealing with the conditions

a syllable across the front. it is much the same seasonal rate and some snow to paralyzed logistics. so that all the, the but the more weights for a new one the under the cover of doc, this long make shift roads. we arrive as a full would artillery position. these is the $348.00 regiment artillery detachment to be 9 or to magic more

to the full shows launched it's and then be positions that kind of the fire and the plan targets. so these are euclidean dugouts places where you create the troops c to not to get very close to the front lines above 800 meters away. the whole by for about 40 seconds due to the trajectory that far would rise up. and the shell falls in about 40 seconds will hear the impacts, the 3 verse one. obviously the destination move day nights these guns

harass. and then the troops and positions where officials are we don't count incense, hundreds or thousands. we count in tons, tons every day on average. every one books and shift some man the guns. others take tons on the radio. these is it communications bunk? shave was. yeah, was more yeah. jamal on the nearby. it is now. early morning. we spent the night that these control poured restless. not those a lot of work. so totally relays good. let's instructions come and see the very loud wood outside. that is is a groom over the over i. so the problem is miss williams with

off to several days of the fall. good rain today, both sides conduct use outside american supplied cluster munitions. we sell overhead on the foot cluster bottom let's, let's the 1st floor the this is one of the gun. since you see hill, i'm you said use this morning. thousands and thousands of shelves launched just and they're still asked

to do. all of these men troops mobilized la september. then now the veterans season of tough, which he hunting for a gentle touch from here. although is simple, sir, do you enjoy your work to go those so any of us the adult, it's not really a joy is just said you did. i'm serving my country like this old to be over quicker so i can go back home to my wife and daughter of those. how old is she? that's good. what's going on with my daughter will be a year old, so there's a matter. so she was born and you left for the war alone, one of those parts. now, my wife was to pregnant. when i was mobilized, i saw her for only 12 days when i was a leaf. now she's already working with super duty is always a heavy burden. sometimes hot,

but they so drawn to time and to stand tool and proud when they finally come back to where i guess the tea from the guns screech and next task promised r t sits down with the mine who took over from nelson mandela side of africa's leader, the nation 2nd president chapel and becky, from local issues to global crises, your, his views in are extended exclusive interview by that the. mr. president, welcome to moscow and thank you for speaking with i to you guys. thanks a lot. great. now, just a few days ago, you where we for the russian fine minnes best to get laugh it off. can you share with us some of the issues that you discussed? some of the issues that exist between your country and,

and russia in the area of cooperation policies, so on while e, as in to do of, i'd go to act we and as we arrived in the, in was called the foreign minister lover of a said a really like, has to meet, which we didn't at the very end, just a day to discuss that as part of the parties. the questions, of course, naturally as we would expect, the belief does on the positions of the russian federation to as this conflict. can you agree it did dante at debris, advice to make sure that at least we understand that position positions of the government. we did that to that by then we'll discuss questions like a degree conflict, cutting conflicts in israel and balancing in gaza. and then we would take the same positions in terms of ending left and then that this let's, let's have

a problem and then says fi. and i tend to the matter of the building creation of the, of to, to space, which is a sub education. and, but those are then discuss the operating this is like legs are done in the interests of the russian government to a that'd be conflicted, the searching must, and that the, i'm to, they mean the military groups in so done this with, on the, on forces ended up rapids up what forces must recognize that the military organizations need to enter the searching and then need to add that dresser. might that of them acting in comes come kind of cohesion because both of them i imagine, i imagine that i missed it so that, that opens and the way to the resolution of all the problems. and so that is so

that they are very, very good position and that the russian federation is taking. we explained that some of our interventions that relate to that. for instance, i've been talking to the civilians in, in savannah as i've spoken to, jenna bought on it. and so what involved in helping us with that newspaper defined the piece and the demo present that they need and that we would then maintain going back to it with that i sent revision so that we can act to get that one on month. as of that guy. so i know that grade readiness on the part of the foreign minister encouraging and did this deputy for it, and then somebody on of the big great readiness to co operate with us and whatnot government. we added that one big foundation by the veteran i had to add to co

operate with us as we did with these challenges on the african continent. right now you, you mentioned the, the, the issues of israel and palestine of the 2 states. so there's something something you have mentioned, you've talked about this, i guess one of us to big gratification. so as, as to how challenging would it be to achieve the 2 state solution. this has this band with the united missions over the years, but we have them still be able to achieve that. why is it so difficult to achieve? when it's, it's a, is it position fence? so for all of the palestinians, eh, given what does happen in terms of the creation of the state of these rights in the end, what do we do? so i'm saying the position is as of all that great, that ok, let's have a state to state solution on the basis of the night, visit the 7 board us and with that capital in a is cetera. so them,

and they did all of that. and the i thing they the, what is a big step is that, is there any government has consistently been working, but typically with the got to this settlements on the west bank to undermine the possibility for the make as of that 2nd, 2nd state as is necessary to go back to the negotiations to create the 2nd viable state a of the police didn't and people in the way they put in the context within the framework that they've said, like the good citizen bought this. so i, i think they're part of the big, big challenge is the best way these really government city actually genuinely development and rep aspect of, of that guy. right.