to police the world, the the mass demonstrations a roberts across the world in solar, garrity with palestine as protest as demand israel and the violence in guns out on the ease of $100.00 days since the world the at least 135 people have been killed in the past 24 hours as the idea of been changed from the enclave. southern jobs out early designated a safe is now being bombarded. also ahead. we were focused

on making sure that the conflict ongoing now does. it doesn't spread a 2nd day of us vessels bring down on young men as washington talks, fitness, american supp, beginning to question that governments motivation to 54 percent of our federal logic goes to the military. and the website is ation. that is the welcome everyone. it's 5 am here in moscow. you're watching archie international. i am a day show a josh and is that the top story is this. alex will start a southern console where on is really as strike on the a residential building in rafa has left 14 people. dad, including a 2 year old girl, several of the wounded. we're rushed to a local hospital, the the

according to the policy and help the ministry. $135.00 palestinians have been killed and hundreds injured in the last 24 hours. since the will began in october, the death toll has risen to over $23000.00, but at least $60000.00 wounded bodies lined up and covered his locals gathered to pay their last respect to their loved ones. many of those skilled women and children such another little love. what did this little girl do to them? she died hungry with brett in her hand. we tried to remove the bread from her hand, but it was held tight, but she part of the resistance. is this the objective of his really pm netanyahu? this is the resistance they are targeting then guys, just children. oh, the little we have been experiencing in justice since 1948 until today. nobody stands with us, not the united nations,

nor the international court or anyone else. we think south africa, which is the only side which stands with us. we hope he's really judged on his crimes against the posting and people have been for and according to palestinian health ministry as that the sticks just to make. there have been 160 people killed and more than 100 others have been n. george a during average dry example, budman solver, various spots of the gaza strip, including the rough la city and the south of garza where well when was done, $1300000.00 fellow stadiums have been displaced recently from different spots in the major larry up the northern gauze as to read and gaza city in rough la city alone. there have been reports about the killing golf 10 palestinians, including there's a place to residential, to the east of the city, to the east of profile and other parts like hon. you and us, which is near by near to drop off and the side of the gaza strip. there have been,

it strikes all over a few homes and what you people have been killed. also a garza and, and durable off down there have been and is really are my presence and be think of that leaving job of that is what 80 pulses around the roads that leads to that locks a month does hospital in major area and the some homes have been reportedly have been to reportedly had to by the is really ever strikes around the locks on martha's hospital itself, which had an electricity got its been applied into a blood and the dock. and as because of that, an accessibility to a few of that is more needed for the hospitality. this comes as many guys that hospitals have been put out of service. as a result of is really strikes, leaving locals with no choice, but to take matches into their own hands. in an effort to address the crisis, a retired nurse in rafa is converted as store into and make shift clinics. it

was that much, it was that other stuff after i retired from the minister of health for the work done to it was 60 i opened my own business or 5 to 6 years and everything was okay . during the current situation of war, i turned the story into a clinic. after all, there are a lot of people who suffer from various injuries, including burns, because the displaced people are living in the highly flammable tense. the extreme crowding in the hospitals forced us to do so. as you can see, people come here to seek medical assistance in great numbers, effects, especially in the evening and at night. because no one dares to go out during the day. there's supposed to be 5 or 6 clinics in the area, not just one with the south of guys has being the main focus of id of operations lately. an area these really government, one said was safe for civilians to take refuge. more than 2000000 displace palestinians are currently struggling to survive their locals describe the mental trauma they are going through. i mean, the relentless bombardment you. you have to be back in the retail for the past 100

days. we've been suffering living through the executives of war. we've become emotionally numb, experiencing psychological disorders. we've lost our senses and feelings, avoiding even simple conversation and ignoring each other's greetings. we've reached a point of nerve wracking tension. losing our sense of humanity is really army manipulates us, throwing down leaflets, asking us to leave thing calling this back. we've become ponds in the hands of these really army control like robots robbed of our humanity. the hardest thing is witnessing your friends and family members die from error strikes, feeling helpless, the dearest people to you leave in every minute. there's another death they carry the dead as if life without tears has become the norm. even fear and sadness have vanished. death has become routine for us, you know, and as a result of ideas, charlotte and commercial markets are closed across garza. the gold market in the

city center with many palestinians made a living as one of the local gentlest mom. what's the bar tells us more we are inside because of the markets, also known as the gold markets. this place is considered one of the most famous and oldest places for selling gold here and got so many citizens from different areas of the guns. 3, come here to shop and purchase gold. so this place is in the heart of the old guys, a city on the street. so it is one of the commercial markets in the city as well, along with the closing moffatts few markets and the owls a we a spice market. the also for the bought this market like other markets and commercial establishment was hit by a tillery shells leading to the destruction of the march of the small kids at the jetta year in the country. it has been closed due to visa tax,

and many people have evacuated. the city a story that people are and they want to buy gold repeated liberal shelf has seed, commercial establishment, goes insignificant destruction and said, vastly as this economy, by yes, i'll put the goodness of the shuttle. this place is considered one of the most vibrant and prosperous places in the gold market in the area with the model type of shifting cause we can see here that significant destruction has performed these markets and commercial stores. some say this is really all we have stuck it in the city, in many commercial establishment stands for them. i cannot imagine sounded locks $100.00 days since the start of israel's will in gaza. tens of thousands of protest as across the world are taking part in demonstrations and support to follow. stein calling for an immediate and divide ants in the region, actually contributor rachel mazda in the fortune berlin. i am at the national day of action for how side and this is part of a larger global movement today where people are congregating and various cities

around the world in order to draw attention to the cause of the palestinian people . now i got a chance to talk to a lot of the people involved here and many are very, very young. and they all kind of have the same story. and it's quite shocking. many of said that they've attended several of these protests and they've made posts on social media, which they consider relatively benign or maybe slightly provocative. but they've ended up being visited by the authorities and the equivalent of what they say are the members of the german guess you say f, b i or the police officers. and in some cases they've been arrested sometimes multiple times and even charged with things like incitement. and i asked him, why do you think that is that you're being charged with just saying particular things that the government doesn't want said. and they said, well, a lot of it has to do with the kind of qualification that the government against certain kinds of speech that hearken back to the kind of language that concern

germany's very complicated history. so things that evoke fashions and not see is and that kind of thing. a lot of kind of students in berlin are being visited by the police are being intimidated and interrogated at the protest. certain chance are being forbidden on a daily basis. really. we face oppression and extreme police brutality. we're being beaten or being taken and we're being arrested. and we don't feel welcome here as german citizens, and we also don't feel safe anymore. i've been arrested several times. i've been asked to, yesterday, how many times i got arrested, and suddenly i realize that i don't know the number in germany every culture is here are what is coming on. i saw these and every, a point of views is here also a very good way of coming yet. but when it comes to the bodies, cnn's culture or bodies, cnn is sure it is from their side. it doesn't come in the lies. let's take

a look at some more cities around the world rallying in support of palestine. and now jerry, i pro policy in an active a stick to the streets of the capital, a boot just to demand a ceasefire in gauze, a local reporter to a 3 or b as in was other march. and brings us this report. our module process here in apple job, this is um oh, got demonstration on global you thought that's what the plan by members hoping is lovely. um move and uh, that's not popularly shy. so what they are doing here right now is in my ration of the 100 screen screen, the priming spotted between israel and the mas provided and guides. of least this is part of um you know, a global i'm someone by members of the main or the most of the members to show this totally guard to the college said these demonstrations straight

straight up to your us today. but i do need the same deb hughes or you can hear what the top right behind me. the depth of these are calling for the be based on the fall of fallen in guys out respect of the law. he most of a member of the islamic movement of nigeria. he says more nations need to join the call for justice for the polish thing and people, the people have been calling for justice. all the court for justice will more than 100 hold on most about 75 years. people i've been calling for the justice for quite a few knows what nothing has happened. it with the killing is included in the, in the out. the america is but i'm positive of the feeling. thank god. yeah. so what do you mean? nothing. no, under pro, why do you we pump through body which supports defending on on this thing to do is yeah. is it almost, it's almost 2 defense on easily?

well, we're hoping to see justice on we is, he's, like i said, kudos to set up for making this move. this is the effective input, initial votes america. and i'm in glad is that the attack in the calling for justice against what he's helping in, in god. in london, thousands of protest is waived palestinian flags and called for assist by a also in gaza or heard from one of the activists at the raleigh. the

the valuing meanwhile in the united states and mass pro palestinian protest is taking place in washington dc. once again as the once again as a riley turned into a full on march 2, what's the white house? some demonstrate has tried a storm offensive surrounding the u. s president's residence a riot police with dispatched to the scene, image of the early and local german. this manilla chan visited the initial event and sent us this report. i am presently right now. i forgot the valley here in downtown washington, dc added for you to

a lot. the crowns continue to grow circles much of the growing crowd, but i estimate at least $10000.00 people that i thought would be so crowded. little bending down past the work was the main avenue, the main drag, and was indeed the, the speakers are the moment to are currently, family members and survivors. we've got the environment, the crowd are continuing to grow and we're hearing chance, the free god, the palestine. we're seeing, we have to be as, as a model of palestine flag and we're on it through outlets busy this mass allowed. we are all in the of south. and the idea is that the knowledge that was found, the guy has done taking a scan or the have the i c j and with the,

when uh, being possible raven um, because we found out on to the onslaught and in georgia in thousands of locals, of also gathered in the capital for a mass protest and support of the policy and people local journalist ra half offer has the details of demonstrations going on, mine expressing anger of genuine cheapo towards american policies and american contribution to the war that is happening in gaza. america at taking just side of israel in a buyer's way. it is contributing with west times and with all its sources. just of course it is against the people of guys whose talk to some people they're, they're very angry about the strikes and the u. s. has carried out along with the u . k. against. yeah, yeah, many people as well. people here are angry and it's been this way for more than 3 months now. every saturday and jordanians do gather here and they

show their, their anger and express their disappointments in american policies. a country that is always talked about to him. humanity, today is a reason for a genocide that is happening to palestinian. washington is confirmed, it's mandatory, conducted another strike on yelman's capital. it comes as onto the us. let efforts against lucy, rebels who have targeted is really being shipped in the red sea. the strike was conducted by the us us carney, using tomahawk land, talked me solves and was a follow on action on a specific military target associated with strikes taken on january 12th, designed to degrade the who, the stability to attack maritime vessels, including commercial vessels, the united states and u. k has conducted the editor icons and i at both id. let me a base and notice of some, uh, uh, the, i mean,

we headed the lot of the explosion. assume that it was the one had been there yesterday. and as the united states, as the declared they would, they say that they have actually to get into a said, uh they said we signed at a does instead of the defense does exactly what the united states has been doing throughout history. yeah, many has make it clear that the retaliation against the united states it will come and it will come on. they will actually had it at united states. i knew. okay. and they should not expect attack on bought the zip i. i think after this 2nd, the attack on the m, and you have any folders as they will do before. maybe they will beat start targeting a united states and u. s. the motors as ship because yeah, my now is on that. i thought for them the united states, it does the united states actually who would support in a is it i in, in the genocide against the policy union. and i need them on the, on the request is to allow food and medicine and to lift the blue k, a guns because they are going to do so this will get the uh,

the menu item you spoke. but does it have said yesterday that i talked, i guess is it any ship? is it a link table, any shipped that is headed toward? is it a info's or related to is it as by any way they will still continue on? they will come under attack. i mean, well, for my us deputy national security advisor, ben rhodes, says that washington's actions in human could lead to a domino effect in the region and bring other states into the fight. once you do that, you potentially open a pen doors box because they are connected to a network of groups that could take action against united states in a rock that could escalate the war across the region in yemen, figured ultimately lead to a regional war. the draws in iran, and so the stakes and this are enormous. and while you okay, and you as a mass of those incense the strikes on yemen were conducted in self defense. and in

response to it was the attacks and commercial shipping in the red sea, washington dc. some locals are waiting on the government's decision to 54 percent of our federal logic goes to the military of the station. and the reason that the, i'm in other countries in the us tax payers are paying for the whole thing, weighs as tax payers must not paying taxes to the federal government of the united states because they are armed. mass. murder is united states which makes the people of the united states mass. murder is also your secretary of state. antonio blinking has completed is the latest, middle is tor. he visited turkey a jordan, b, u, a bahrain and egypt to discuss the escalation between garza and these rules. according to the top american diplomats,

washington is doing everything it can to contain the situation. we were focused on making sure that the complex ongoing our guys are doesn't spread out to other places. so that's been our focus since since october 7th and it remains our focus today. that's makes it particularly important that we respond when we see something like the regression coming from the booth these earlier are to contribute to tar reed joined my colleague, ro associate in the studio to discuss the escalation in the region of leaving us as taking a lead role and you guys as being the last dog in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. us president, the binding administration did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under article one and an under they are supposed to ask for

permission and to go to war with another nation. this is blatant, you know, a violation of that, and you have several members of congress on both sides of the aisles complaining about it. so you have a real risk developing. but of course, this was the plan, rory, they planned all along to, to start this conflict with human because what are they trying to do? they're trying to a gone iran. they're trying to start a hot war with iran. i said this in october, i'm saying it to you now. anthony, blinking is, is outright line to the camera when he says that they're not looking for a wider regional more. they're absolutely are looking for a wider regional war and they're doing it on the day. and it's, it's stoking up quite a bit of fires. it's always the same player when it comes to hot spots around the world. i wish people would just wake up to the fact that you've always got the same culprits, by the way, you know, and the u. k and united states bombing. yep. and they, you know, they, they described as an active self defense. i mean, hold on a 2nd,

america has not been attacked here. right? with the territory of the u. k. has not been attacks here just like they also state . oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us. the us state department has confirmed the death of a julian american journalist who was in ukrainian custody. been valid, 0 was $55.00 is file the claims. his son was torches to death in prison for criticizing president vladimir zalinski as i cannot accept the way my son has died, he was tortured extorted incommunicado for 8 months, and 11 days,

and the us embassy did nothing to help my son. the responsibility of this tragedy is the dictator zelinski with the concurrence of a senile american president joe biden. gonzalo was a very colorful character, very outspoken. he had a very distinct style, and i just say anybody following on twitter, he had a big twitter following. most of the uh, the defending sites on social media, twitter, youtube telegram would know the name comes out of there. and he was almost unique and that he was on the last dissenting voices. certainly farm voices in at ukraine . why it was near our high boss. yeah, well essentially, i think it was, but because he was based in the car called a predominantly russian city, quite eastwood's in, in ukraine. and he had continued to broadcast from within half calls. he'd been threatened, of course, but he had persisted and his uh, content to become ever more critical of you find the bloodthirsty brothers,

the campers. i'm telling you right now in the aftermath of this and the, you do ukrainian, the secret service, if you like, with a very fear some reputation day came calling a guns dollars address. they found out where he was, they arrested him. he uh, went through here. he faced the trial days. now it was during this period of house arrest if you liked that, he was informed that the outcome of this may not go the way. he thought that the americans weren't going to help him. that this american citizenship, which he may have thought not easily, was going to protect them in ukraine on his high profile as well. a lot of people following him at, but that wasn't the case. he was informed, so he decided to try to get out of you fine. he made a break for the whole gary and border. unfortunately, he was detained, but you'd finance. and this is where his troubles really began. he was been imprisoned and it was from the prison that he began to give these revelations of extortion and, and i'm terribly brutal at treatment. i've taken a basic in my time, so show it how it like help,

but it was manageable. but then at 1.2 folks held my head and use the to speak to scratch the whites of my left died while asking me if i could still read. if i had just one go to correct rabid my 1st cell, but it wasn't too bad. the west stretch was a my full of cell from 1 pm on june the 21st until 7 pm. the next day 30. i was always beaten and sleep deprived my alms, twisted the wrong way around the shoulders in germany beaten pretty bad. as luck would have it 2 days later, when the bruising was in full bloom, a senior guard came to give me a wellness check. this was lightly because of the chilean embassies efforts the last time as he called me 3 times, but gave me nothing but support. and the bromide is the us outraged at the desk of one of its own citizens in ukrainian cost. the items are layers, a polite, had been highlighted to the us state department on many occasions. they were well aware of what has happened. he had previously said that it was highly likely that

the united states would exchange him, that she's actually 7, victoria newland a hated his guts. and that it was uh uh, fonts, people to suggest that he would be rescued or exchange in exchange for a i know the detainee on the, on the russian slash do you for any inside that that was all likely to happen. now we know that as far back in august the 23 that matthew miller, the state department spokesman, was well aware of this and stuff for you all for the exchange. when he's asked about comes out on the run some efforts to put 3 by grades on report or the him cause grading that, that the whole situation regarding comes out of there. we learned last night through a series of tweets by him that he had been tortured in the print in prison. if this is true, given the state department knew of his arrest of his detention. how has this been allowed to occur? we have a us citizen being arrest being detained, and perhaps tortured in the prison of one of our strongest allies. well, you, you lost me with the perhaps. and if this is true, i think i'd want to verify those reports before i commented on in some ways more

questions than answers. you know what it goes. i'll stay in in the calls in the midst of this a brutal crack down on free speech. gonzalo was very brave and so much say now easily still that challenging the regime and it seems he's taking a big risk and maybe pay the price for the or any of us back to legal and media analyst line. now, he's asked the u. s. has a wavering stones when he comes to justice. you know, what's fascinating is the selective interest as to who is arrested. who is that? remember that was a basketball player. whitney grind arrest to russia for originally had violated drug laws. and it was the end of the world here. we've got together by can people say who britney greiner, who's that? but for some reason, that was that disc, after he did the attention. how, how could they not thinking over backwards to return immediately or to help the the citizen of a country who's that? who's not that a major allied, probably the only anyway,

i don't know. i have no idea why. why is he and of such disinterest? could he be a part of this since he was at and t ukrainian or, or pro ration on a, put an apologist. who knows? remember that best, you know, we go through these things here where if you think the wrong thing, we hate you, are you are a vaccination your you deny or are you an anti back, sir? are you what? you get a new, are you a conspiracy theorist is that is, are you a robert or you are russo file if you pick the wrong side and you're in front of the wrong crowd, they will dismiss you for either being baseless. if however, you get it right, if you happen to get the right crowd right victim and the right argument, then you're a hero and you will be met with a claim. it should be going on forever. it's not all a double standard is like a triple stand. that was all the top stories. this our here on our to international

have to our website. our g comes more. i'm a day show a josh. i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest the, or the welcome to worlds. a part of the mountain polarity has long been trained to award the most countries under your sanctions. but it didn't amount to much concrete. the parts from perhaps a somewhat helpless disdain.