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striking meal actually baptist hospital has killed at least 471 people who as president are buying needs israel's prime minister. well, jordan cancelled amazing with 5 and, and several related a guest of the united nation to send us a veto is a resolution cooling for us humanitarian pause and garza understand of the egypt garza board, or the adoption president says he will not allow palestinians to be moved to the sign, i've been into the a will crime masika, a clear violation of international law, just some of the words being used to describe as well as the latest atrocity on the people of causa. close to 500 palestinians have been killed off the israel and carried dawson strikes on a hospital in central garza. it's the single west attack on the besieged,

on occasion one that is of rage across the beach. and israel has blamed as lemma jihad for the attack. and accusation that the palestinian group denies. now this attack happened just before the us president arrived in israel and to show of support terabyte and said he's received information from the pentagon but backs up israel's claims that it was not behind the hospital strike. but he provided no evidence to back his statement. he also says that israel has agreed to allow aid into gaza as soon as possible policy. the people are suffering greatly as well. be more than the loss of innocent powers to the lives like the entire world. was outraged and saddened by the enormous loss of life yesterday in the hospital and gaza based on the information we see today's appears the result of an air at rock and fired by terrace group and gaza. united states on his cryptically stands for the protection of civilian life during conflict. and i agree,

i truly grieve for the families were killed or wounded by this tragedy. but at the same time, the us has just metered a draft resolution at the un security council. calling for humanitarian paws and garza and condemning attacks by him. us on israel, russia. and then you can stand while 12 other nations, including china and fronds version in favor of the bank has more the cottage bodies and body parts strewn across the ground. the result of in use a strike on either the baptist hospital because it is no is safe and is besieged in case no way is off limits. no way to say correct. some of the images are too graphic to broadcast, images of dead children, that bodies ripped apart, faces, mutilated bodies. ready strike. this far the result into kevin, he's children's body parts and bags of my son that you can see here on my phone. my wife just told me he died, he was sitting with us and all of

a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families that sort refuge in the grand to the hospital. we were told the red cross of the hospital to let the civilians in which it and suddenly rockets and missiles started folding on all the civilians to a day, including women and children who had the bodies dismembered. while no one was paid its being described the semester heist toll from single attack. for dickens, hospitals are supposed to be protected under the 1st geneva convention governing the rules of will it states that medical personnel and facilities cannot be attacked under any circumstances. and that's the thing as if by strike a hospital, that means they have no limitations. they've given the green light to execute all palestinians. that means they can choose as hair as well, their them the out about boss. i saw a news conference. my goal is, is how come and see surrounded by the dead. some of the dead children are being held by the relatives. the authorities here want to show the world what is taking place in the goal is to strip the home of how this morning volunteers go through the grounds of

a hospital til 8 is looking for belongings and you're remaining the body parts. how would this attack may be a 10 point in this war against casa, i really just have condemned to strike, but it is the palestinians who must live through it with many dogs the same. nothing would ever be the same. again, said vague, which is 0. well, let's get the laces throughout. correspond on the ground topic. i was in joins us now live from gaza tarik. you've been in con units. we know that's been on the constant bombardment, focus through what you've been seeing today and over the last few hours as well. as the last few hours, what is best, a destruction to place in sight? the goal is restrict you to the use with the ongoing compartments. different areas were hit by the user. the uh body is where the craft uh specifically im hon eunice . uh honestly. right. and even send to the gaza strip and come there it was a bakery have been targeted by uh, the used ready occupation forces this uh bakery is a center for distribution found even uh,

let's say providing citizens with different kinds of a pic freeze and brit palestinians were lining up on that pic re, uh during the day in order to have access to brands and food supplies. this picture also had been leveled to the ground by the east where there could be some forces, a symbol of pickering holt, and was destroyed in tell it how, what neighborhood. in fact, he is ready occupation, a thing to destroy factories and even every single aspect of mind inside the goal is to strip most of these factories. we're providing services for thousands of palestinians, even for display. people who were evacuated from the northern and central areas of the gauze. this trip to this current moment of the, just a total, as long as into more than $3500.00 pounds. put in 2 ways more than 12000 would move on to 1000 palestinians also injured. one of the greatest massages that took place was yesterday, which happens and we are of hospital. this hospital was very densely populated with

different citizens who were evacuated from northern and central areas of the gaza strip. the condition of this hospital is similar to other hospitals inside the goal, just drip as the hospital that i'm right now is standing. and as you can see right now in the background that people are everywhere inside the hospital, it's very crowded with this place. people who are really frustrated and really don't have any kind of hope to go back to the houses, even if they went back to the house that they might find them critically destroyed . so the current situation is, is that the goal is to strove, had been very catastrophe. palestinians really are in a great needs for humanitarian aid and even to obviously spell it out in order to be able to cope with the latest is ready. i talk some of the guards as turn times noises, obviously for them that and as you say, people are taking shelter in some cases like hospitals, like the one where you are. how of people in places like that, preparing off to the enormous blood shed. we've seen in the last 24 hours,

all they fearful how people and the goal is to strip specifically in this hospital . i really terrified the afraid of losing their lives. they really believe that there isn't there any safe place aside because of strep, even hospitals have people bought the tone of this and coolants vehicles also what, what target to do is um, prevents vehicles and medical themes were just really doing their job in providing a treatment for thousands of dollars thing is we really get injured due to the is really on getting strikes on decisions like that. you just have new sense of safety inside of the goal is to strip simply because every single corner on deceit include the territory. i'd be more by the main one, despite the fact that is really had recommended from citizens in the northern and central areas to evacuate to the southern areas. also with the southern areas that during the last couple of days, witnessed mass bombardments uh, 2 different and different situations and even in different positions. palestinians it today morning, really prepared mass graves in order to piri the victims of the east, very bombardment. these are the ongoing compartment on the deceased territory tied

up. it was in there with that report for us from the ground in the gaza strip. thank you so much, tara. well, the hospital that hired was referring to the i left the hospital is run by the undergoing communion, a global christian organization. and the statements be a pistol. diocese of drury some road, the stay reflection was mode by a brutal attack on i'll be undergoing the hospital and gaza during the is really strikes the bus. it's not the fast such attack on the health facilities. on october 10th, the office of the launch, bishop said, please keep and you'll pres oxley hospitals, medical director, whose home was destroyed yesterday and an aerial strike against a residential neighborhood. and garza, and on october 15th, the american friends of the charge. and the distressing incident on the 14th of october 2023 of the arab hospitals, diagnostic cancer treatment center and cause a city was struck by is where the rocket 5 specifically impacting the ultrasound.

and the mug or fee wants as well, despite widespread condemnation is really strikes have continued to target civilian areas in the gaza strip hospitals as you've had already a breaking point and move victims just keep streaming. and throughout the day i was they were corresponded to mohammed we shot. is it guns as long just hospital i'll she for the but you know, much fun. this is yet another wave of the victims rushed to the hospital. as you can see, the majority of them are children. this densely populated street was the target. tell me what happened in real time and i get and then we were all unsuspecting sitting at home. all of a sudden we're head by my side and the roof collapsed on i had been there. why was it? why you why don't why yeah, that we were bar did without any warning, the whole building was destroyed. the cell on our heads, the, the, the,

the the, upon what is the latest for victims to arrive at up. she saw hospital as you can see, large numbers of them are children in new area was targeted by these really occupational forces. another massacre against innocent civilians in a totally residential area. there are many of them to find out either via them and here's another heart wrenching scene. this is one of the youngest children who was injured. indiscriminate selling, the relentless bombardment and the victims are mostly women and children. residential areas are sheltering or victims are still being rushed here to actually for hospital. you said one massacre after another to be the victims are women, children, and elderly. that it doesn't line i have that that are holding with shelled. i lost all my children. we're about 50 people inside the house. all the families,

children, some were killed, some injured the others are missing. i don't know where they are. and i'm not saying as many with you, many still under the ruins, the house was shown on the roof collapse. as you can see, the number of casualties is rising. any victims are brought to the hospital. it is nothing sort of a massacre. even babies were not here for yourselves movies and children of young age following the most recent air strike targeting the residential area. the whole video and security council has failed to pass a draft resolution calling for humanitarian pools and gaza. the killing of nearly 500 people as a goal as a hospital on tuesday, was also high on the agenda. that it was the us who vetoed the draft resolution,

which was sponsored by brazil. colleagues, the united states is disappointed. this resolution made no mention of israel's rights of self defense. like every nation in the world, israel has the inherent right of self defense as reflected in article 51 of the un charter following previous terrorist attacks by groups such as al qaeda in isis. this council reaffirmed that right, this tex should have done the same well, that's being tried correspondent kristin salumi, who joins us now from you in headquarters there in new york. kristen, the emergency session that's been called for the security council is continuing at the moment and between the vote area that we've just sold suggest cnn. and what we're hearing now in the session divisions have really been laid. bear on the security council today. the yes, i think the vote on the resolution calling for

a humanitarian pause was quite telling the vote that the us vetoed that resolution . that was the only country to vote against calls for humanitarian pause. the united kingdom, abstained on that vote. echoing the u. s. is concerned that the resolution did not specifically mention israel's right to defend itself. russia also abstained on that vote. after 2 amendments that it proposed were rejected. amendments condemning indiscriminate attacks against civilians and rejecting the ongoing blockade of the gaza strip. the overwhelming majority of the council 12 countries supported that resolution and expressed disappointment after days of negotiations and a humanitarian situation that was rapidly escalating that the council wasn't able

to come together and offer this view. this call for com. this call for access for humanitarians. and we heard more about that as the morning continued into the afternoon in a special meeting on the strike of the obviously hospital. and that is where we got to hear remarks from the israeli ambassador and the palestinian ambassador. the whole world is watching there, watching us the events of the last 10 days may shape the next 10 years in all our region and beyond. what happens next is decisive. if anyone thinks this is a situation under control for which you can plan and implement are they

are making falls and they're responsible assumptions. this is the kind of war where you know how it spots and have no clue how with in every piece of information that comes out of gaza cannot be trusted. how much runs of guys, how much runs old gardens institutions. so whatever comes out of the strip is not the truth. it is what must, once you to here, sadly, transparency and the truth, not the center of value for general cybill terrace. many countries express their concern that this damage is the credibility of the security council, whose main objective is the preservation of peace and security internationally and tour venice on the u. n's middle east coordinator in that briefing warren, that the ongoing conflict has the potential to spread throughout the reason in

region. and he warned in fact that the middle east is on the verge of a dangerous abyss. kristen, where does all of us division leave un humanitarian efforts as well, that continues to be the main focus of the united nations. finding a way to get much needed aid into the gaza strip. the un secretary general late yesterday called for a humanitarian ceasefire and is on his way to egypt. he'll be there on thursday to try to negotiate some term, some way of getting aid into the region, the u. n. c. meta, terry and chief martin griffith is already there. uh they are looking at ways to get 8 in. they have a position on the border of egypt of israel in jordan. so they are looking for any way that that can happen going forward. um, members of the security council also say that they are going to keep working on the

resolution that they haven't given up hope that they still want to present a unified front to the world, to israel and to the people of gaza. but russia, interestingly, is saying that it will take this issue to the general assembly. it is taking a page from the united states playbook after russia vetoed a resolution on the conflict in ukraine. the united states decided to go around the security council to the general assembly were no country has veto power to pass a resolution and show that the work that russian was isolated in ukraine. russia is now looking to do the same thing for the situation in the middle east and the general assembly. very interesting dynamics kristin, sitting me there with the latest for us from un headquarters. thank you. kristen. how the us president or 5 minutes even hearing has met with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tel aviv. he supposes as well as denial of

involvement in that attack on hospital and gaza island fish. that brings us that before it was a trip, meant to help deescalate the crisis against it. but it began to unravel before do by even touch. don't entail a be a warm hugs to be followed by tough questions. said the white house, particularly when he might have to be an issue. but then there was a massacre. i think as a hospital overshadowing everything. the americans about the inquiry into what happened to bite and refused to be endorsing is really denial or deeply said in our age by the explosion as hospital. and because of yesterday, and based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team. not, not you, joe biden has promised israel. it was, it needs to kind of, you know, it's offensive in gaza and support. clearly welcomed by the countries prime minister with one eye on the american audiences that on october 7th,

come us murdered. 1400 as well as maybe more. this is in a country of fewer than 10000000 people. this wouldn't be equivalent to over $50000.00 americans murdered in a single day. that's 2911. that is why october 7th is another day that we live at in from joe biden was meant to leave here and meet with 3 out of leaders and jordan bucks and an extraordinary diplomatic snob. the essentially cancel i agreed to the us president was not prepared to call but a ceasefire. but he did want to ring concessions during his visit for we're going on good at the rise and the number of dead and the humanitarian crisis is the final speech before leaving after this extraordinary visit, come to this, you'll bite and revealed he'd secured is really cooperation for aids be allowed to get something since they were getting close cooperation with the government of each of the united nations in this agencies like the world program and other partners in

the region to get trucks moving across the border. as soon as possible. i a job, i use unwavering support for israel has won many admirers here, but in the way to regent, this consent the us isn't using the influence. it has to do more to stop the assault in gaza and stuff. the number of dead from rising island, fisher. i'll just see you to tell of a whole lot, spring and well on the shara senior political analyst here joins us from london. well, what did you make of bivens visit? and then particular his choice of language that we saw on television clearly 1st and foremost, as far as his own politics, the one back at home in the united states. he sent them the way from embracing the prior. so not to go emotionally, politically, to basically in the embrace. again, i think the idea of a home home on camera was parked in portage. and that was very important for the partners. i mean,

i've never seen them closely and clearly need to have. uh, because it was a symbolic gesture that the american person is or what it is, right is i could still do more. so i think there was that. and then there was the idea that especially the after the bombing of the hospital, the death of hundreds that you had to start speaking more in, you know, human italian in terms of the page, maybe pay lip service to the senior. sometimes after he went on on details about his res should be done as it may. if you add it all together, i think the, the phrase we need to use today. it's not exactly fortunate one, but it is what it is, is i have a manual fireman in the sense that the american president is not james supported professionally is trying to carry on with this is carmen. it's jim sided go more in

the past. it was at the same time he's talking about avoiding the death of civilians avoiding similarly and suffering and making sure that there is humanitarian assistance assault. and i think just picking one more problem for sure . so i think that has been convincing for reasons, but it has not been convincing for much of the world. well, speaking of its bite and was also supposed to be meeting with our lead is in amman, right about was it will cancel. that meeting was meant, so i understand create the basis for the summit in egypt on the weekend. so what now i think it was an important turn about or has a, a person by their licensee all the time. busy and instruction point for the us on for the. ready region, something that happened yesterday and clearly if october, 2nd was an important date of october,

17 was another important date in the sense of a change of what the data world and the change of the data actually. and the anger and the sort of data deal with the senior starts that i've, i've seen your suffering, that's the heat and pressure and that'll be there's, i think it left 1st. the 1st thing i need there was no other option but to walk away. good back to that one. last, what seems like this is for the bar and then the to the end, the junction leaders also decided that, you know, it works. i mean, we are dependent on american assistance. yes, we all in the funeral, but you don't work. we can't afford it, we have to get this done. and they did take a son know, just to be clear, that stuff was simply say, we're going to cancel that solid because the circumstance stuff doesn't help me, but the clothes and is a busy. none of them before, you know, not invested is i don't know them, so it's in the car and then relations. what is, oh, well meanwhile my one there of us fee is in the international community of escalation,

right? i, i want to ask you about a comments and the palestinian and boston made and the security council today that this is a war that could shape the next 10 years. and your mind, what could that look like? well, i think that's what we talked about from the one which is this supposed to be a consensus, i don't think is there a situation or whose decision to not get what 20 stage of bombing of because of the strip mostly can discriminate where we have thousands of deaths and tons of thousands of casualties in this war. that is very has decided to launch against this test. the popular. busy was going to be sooner or later, especially as aligned to the visual stars to kind of urban warfare that we haven't seen since the 2nd. ready war and the sense that they want to probably be there's

a thousands more like hundreds of thousands of casualties. and probably this range will also incur some casualties. this way is decor and all the way. so clearly that's going to be, you know, a major tragic war whereby how much it is going to be when there's a losers. and even when it does, if it does that, you know, ok bye. there's no a game and that's why the american president advised the these, raise it to be a big mistake for them to occupy. so here we are not one of the logical disagreement funding that just goes on and on that mistake, someone's done this on time and we're having. busy the logic. busy of uh, you know, too many people die even more as they are sort of a, you know, casualty by mistake with, in fact, these really have made it clear. that's a piece i certainly pressed on, has made it clear that it all know it is different and gosh,

i've got the responsible enhanced. there's an intent behind what the massacre becomes. a general sign out is there a senior political analyst on the shara sharing their thoughts from nothing. and thanks for joining us again, my, the israel has now deployed more troops and more tanks to near the cause of water is also evacuated. residents from the towns in the south as it prepared for a possible ground invasion of the enclave. threes of our reports from the southern israel were here in southern israel. this is the closest we could make it to the border with a gas up from here. we're able to see the air strikes happening right behind us. the black smoke coming out from those strikes that are happening in guys. in the past few days, we're able to make it closer to some of the towns a closer to the border. but that is really military has been increasing the exclusion, so it's becoming harder and harder to make it closer to the border with guys,

we have seen thousands of soldiers moving into this part of the country. there's times are more vehicles probably preparing for what could be a ground defense of most of the towns around this area have been evacuated, the houses around to the shops, a closed in the town of state, or for example, a town of around 30000 people. there's only a few 1000 that have been left out the, the is compared to other countries around the world to other conflicts around the world. if you see what's happening here and with the strikes that are happening right in guys, this area would be flooded with refugees, with people trying to escape awards on what that is not happening because they've been funding, guys are trapped, they kind of go to egypt, they kind of come towards as well. i know it kind of leave towards the sea, so they're completely under siege. they cannot leave. they're being told, for example, to move towards the southern part of the country. but some of those areas are also

being bombed. there's been lots of talks about the possibility of too many tiring assistance, but there's also been humanitarian workers who have been killed. and if the situation continues, as it is with the air strikes that we have been seeing from here, it's not clear yet when something like that could happen. but it's, i will, as i see the in southern as well. well still ahead here and i'll just 0, it will have continued special coverage of the war on goals that including the protests and the occupied westbank against israel strikes and gaza. um, cooling on the palestinian leadership to step so the the you're locked into your weather update for the middle east and africa is always

nice to have you along. so there is some rain sneaking away from iraq into iran and got to tell you some of that energy could drop down into kuwait. so for sure, more cloud cover on thursday, but we could see some showers in storms here. the winds pick up, so it will be a hazy and dusty picture on thursday. now for us here in doha, it remains humid, but i think that humidity will begin to come down over the course of the weekend. so on saturday, by the way the temperature locks in to about 37. so pretty close to bit above where we should pay for this sum of the year. central asia. now things are quiet. so what did you say we moved at, circa, where rain has moved west to east, so it's now in the east pushing into the caucuses on thursday. there's also been pulses of rain around the eastern mediterranean running into the coast of the van. so we've seen some pretty big downpours in be root, some flooding in 11 on as well. heat wave in to notice, look at that temperature $36.00, and now we've got whether alerts and play for northwest libya as this heat moves

further toward the east. look at the store in central african republic, dropping down to the democratic republic of congo on thursday. and we will look at this a hot day in cape town, 32, but those temperatures will come down and see you soon. the, the, the safe. them even been coming to the new international anti corruption excellence

award. nominate your hero now. in north korea, supreme leader kim jong sista is emerging as a likely successful the 101 east investigate. north korea's most powerful woman on l. g 0. the. the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to watching out a 0. let's remind you about headlines this island close to 500 palestinians have been killed in and is really as like a hospital on tuesday night. protest is condemning the massacre of taken to the

streets and the westbank and cities across submitting us. president obama has been missing with these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu and tel aviv 5 and says the pentagon has information, the facts of israel's claim that it was not behind the hospital strike us is also v tires. and you and count the security council resolution. the code for humanitarian pores for the pricing and calls on the west side. it objected to the language of the resolution and making no mention of it as well. right to self defense on egypt. president says that he will not allow people from cause that into his country, adding that it would make the sign i put into the target phase room, the butler. this is the whole concept of transferring palestinians from the gaza strip into sign. i is simply moving the fighting resistance from the gaza strip to sign on, which means sign i will become a base for military operations against israel. and then is there,

i will try to defend itself and direct its military operations against egypt and sign on. egypt is committed to establishing peace. we should remain dedicated to our investment in the peace process. we should come up with a viable solution. if there is a transfer, that's what b to the negative does in his row. last row, do what they wish to do with the minute true operatives in cause a before returning to palestinians box full acts by israel, cussing water and electricity as a means to forcibly transfer palestinians into the sign i put into the which we totally reject. well let's take a closer look at the rasa border. the sol crossing points between egypt and the southern end of the gaza strip. it's going as critical lifeline to the outside walls. and it's only for small vehicles on the movement of people. the other crossing that in the south is car and lovely, solemn. it's located where the borders of egypt to gauze on israel needs. and that is the sole passage for trucks carrying goods, fuel and age into gaza. hundreds of tons of aid from several countries have been

held up in egypt, pending a deal for its safe delivery to gaza and feedback to ration of some foreign possible told us through the roof of border crossing. well that's bringing up a lot to fly, but he joins us now from kyra. he's a john this to cover his the presidential apollo stuff as the last one i spoke to the director general of the palestinian red present child that he's coordinating a deliveries. he talked about how negotiations are really about a token amount of age given a huge scale of need. how much control does egypt actually have of these crossings? i'm the age rose, should they actually begin? and the 1st of all, we have to say that to the cc, declare that uh from the 1st day of the um, of the the confrontations are between, how much time do you have uh,

between how much 70 is right. oh uh there to do to uh, when no, uh often and the the, the builder uh for any foreigners, not sort of the guess of the board, but uh far, far the notice to the board there is a good to leave the guys uh, uh, from egypt it unless they open to the gross borders and also uh to let the human and turning in a uh to uh to reach it to the guy that would be able to do the boasting of beaver uh, in this crisis, or do any of the of taxes uh this is good, so i think it is a way of the most east story. uh, essentially is that egypt uh, dog again is not on the east around. uh,

but also i can use the uh for the space is that supposed to uh, is, are you, i'm doing uh, is it, uh, uh the is the, are we uh do and do so far we have tags on the bi. that's the answer that he goes in there, the other girl answers in by the sign and this on the so i think the after a day is the confrontation between the 2 rivals. you not as the, as there is a change that in the language of the leaders and the uh you do the united states itself. uh huh. especially after the clean day. so, since it is not different, that sees you declare that the key is not to live for the $400.00

to go to the order unless they eh, they live for the human. they tell you how the aids under so on to or each of the but as the concern is how much a will actually be allowed. and if it is indeed allowed. and i'm curious the how all relations at the moment between cairo and teller you've and also cairo, and washington given the situation. as i say this is of course it is. uh uh, another one way to proceed about how to do is be surely uh, as you know that uh 1st and uh uh, bonded to reach it to israel and the also the, the drum and the trash or visited eastern time to talk. so with the prison doctor

for the dentist do you see what was the reason that it says that it needs to change or onto pertaining to all opening the voters to uh, it needs to change uh for the unit. tell you the age of for the brothers. this is uh, i think they called me on a storm just now. uh, you need that numerous jason's organizations easy to do before it go through and also uh, the united states, the sofa. uh, i do know that you do this in times with the golf is the 2nd uh they did before. um before uh, the ard on both of the you is supposed to do is wrote that they canceled. they, as i mentioned meeting go with the uh, mr. binder and this is of course uh,

i know the both of those expensive uh for a c. c is not due to the dentist do you see under also uh for the uh uh the states is visually inter golfer. this is uh uh, let me say you at the same time sir. uh, this is the 1st time uh that, uh the, uh, but it states, uh, um, he should do. uh, once you choose to do that on the concert it's, it's the dealing with the, the cdn issues. and they've indeed been facing a lot of lots of popular opinion around that. 2 of the last 4 of, of the speaking to us from cairo, a dentist who covers the presidential palace, says, thank you for joining us here. and i was a 0 sent. thank you for having as well. israel has targeted civilian buildings from the beginning of its war on gaza, despite repeated international goals. it's continued to target hospitals,

aid convoys, schools and residential areas. how some of our reports these way and how and us, how blamed each other for the devastating attack on guys as a 100 bucks his hospital. when nearly 500 people were killed on tuesday night, he's well named the treasure misapplied rocket. launched by his line makes you had accusation denied by the policy of the group says this thought to the complet palestinians have accused as well in this criminal attacks targeting civilians and residential areas. do you an agency for palestinian refugees or under uh say, 11 staff members have been killed and 24 of its facilities damage. it is bad as strikes for medical work is from the body. seen breath dress and what killed in an as to why doctors without borders has told odyssey, right? that is red hot. so i get to some of these ambulances addressed to teens because

they're really, they're not interested in protecting hospitals automated condition stuff. for the past few days, we have been receiving daily records from the military or probably to to 1000, to 8 the last major minutes with campaigns that killed 1440 by the stadiums in july to 1000. and 14 is why they fight to jets boned areas in the density populated, to the neighborhood of guys the city that these red armies said, how mass, how tones formed into a safe haven by the end of the conflict. 6 weeks late to 1486 by the city and civilians in shooting as many as 513 children were killed. regional eaters brokerage issues, but buying is returned once again. the mazda,

2018, is why the forces opened fine getting 290 demonstrators in gaza. and then be able to find westbank in 2021 and of to weeks of tension during the muslim fasting month of ramadan. hundreds of bodies, city as well wounded in violent confrontations with his variety to choose of the lock. some walls compound in the occupied is joyous of them is lambs. so how the sites then how much find walk? it's he's way back getting at least $250.00 people in does a year later, at least $44.00 people including 15 children, were killed in 3 days a violent stuff began. one of these read as try. it's a senior islamic jihad, commend us about about the 0 of my colleagues. so vanya spoke to chris scott, us, he's the former spokesman for the you and relief and website and see,

he says, previous to and investigations into strikes on schools and hospitals have exposed a huge amount of distance, a nation. and it's a pulling by minute. yes. again, is on the saw it just as we were in 2014, when 7, the bar stools were hits, dozens of thousands of displaced people taking refuge withheld. a main warehouse in gauze of 60 was hit by what foss this, even though we've only so begging the is really all made to color face attack us full the hospitality. so when was the last time who made the real kick from guns that destroyed an entire building until 500 people? of course we have to wait the outcome of israel's investigation into this instance . having said that in 2014 not ready to have the rest of his way, the spin doctors wasted no time in pushing out all sorts of this information about

timer. they put out videos live on americans, television, telling us while i was big into the, telling the world that were minutes and spawning rockets from on the schools. these are old investigators by the un and of an agencies. and they were both found to be complete. nonsense, even when we found rockets in our schools, we told these writing strikes wave, there was no recognition whatsoever. they continued to push out by saying the on was collaborating with medical. yes. okay. the under our schools, they are and i spoke to the head of and was a few days ago, she explained to me, they are the conflicted. can you explain that to her of yours? yes. to be very clear as opposed to agreement because governments, for example, it with the as right, is the case a gps coal g p. s. cool. it makes us feel it says to these radio. all need all of the movements of red trucks and goods around gaza. on known to these very honest

cool, cool the nation. so when people come to our schools, they see the blue un slide substitute slightly above unless you that there will be neutrality that they will be immune from conflicts that the lose will will be sold up. but you know, people say the truth is the 1st comfortable with the missile, the rules of more internationally. you might have to have a little a pass to the be the fast casualty. and let me tell you that just because of how much other goods may have violated international, that does not mean israel kind of international is absolute. right? expensive. and it's the one set that the only, yes episode is where the defense pulses with the most moral. i mean, in the well as well, we're seeing hundreds, perhaps thousands of civilians being killed. i'd also like to have to talk about the context of this because, and these really narrative of self defense and tara already predominating. the i'm, i'm here to tell you that there are underlying causes that they come us attacks.

symptoms not causes the underlying cause is all the conflicts, all aid the blood page of god, which is a collective, punish punishments and a will crime. secondly, the occupation of palestinian land is going on since 1967 along with the upholding set of audience expansion of jewish sacraments. this was going to expand actually under this fall, right, racist genocidal governments in, in israel. and the very last week of this, the dispossession of the palestinians in 1948 with every attractive displacement that not but experienced a refugee identity is william full time and time. again, the posting is from that point of view of going through another, not of the 2 thirds of gospel refugees and another. another generation of palestinians are being subjected to another nap. but that'd be, that'd be brutalized. and it's a political justice. and what a generation in israel being devised a whole thousands of people have been rallying outside us and is really embassies

in the jordanian capital and mine. it's a show of support for palestinians of to israel's s right on the hospital and garza for to day and government has dictated 3 days of morning. several probably palestinian, much of the roles that are expected across the country. and some political parties have even called for general stripe. let's bring in corresponding to on the ground or some of the injured. he joins us now from on. or some is we've been saying motions are clearly running high that the leadership does recognize that the or not facility that i'm going to be being seeing uh come out on the streets of the georgia. you need capital echoed through the car doors of power today, when we heard from the prime minister, we heard in an interview from the for an mr. words like a massacre, words like something that cannot be tolerated. words such as is really aggression that needs to stop coming from the jordanian government. and that is something that we've been hearing in the last 24 hours from protesters who are out in force.

they're out again outside these really embassy, thousands of them. and again, for a 2nd night, there has been some to guess that as being fide at them, these people are angry. they say not just angry at what they're seeing, come out of in terms of pictures in causes, but also inaction of what they call the out of governments. silence of the international community and the inability of the rest of the world combined to stop what they call is really aggression. and as you mentioned, this is not just happening inside. i'm on it is happening all over jordan and in the wider middle east as well as you've been seeing, seen similar to what has been happening in the mind from other capitals across the middle east as well. so it's certainly hidden of amongst the outer population in particular. and especially in jordan, which hosts more than 2000000 refugees. that enough is enough. and they, especially the egyptians, and the delaney is, do not want to take any more refugees simply because they see it as a repeat of the neck. but the catastrophe when hundreds of thousands of people were

just based and millions of them are being hosted by these communities at will do not have the right to return and they do not want to repeat of that. a sound that does seem though, that are viewed as have found some unity. they canceled their meetings with 3 of them, cancel their meetings with us president or button. and that's really quite a statement. it's not the u. s. president. he's now on his way, on literally on his plan, on his way back to the wife's house, instead of missing them with us not leave any kind of regional mediation process because that was all supposed to be getting a kick start today. and i'm on as well. if it's not, if it's not unprecedented, it's certainly very rare that the president of united states is told you're not welcome anymore. and not as something be heard more or less from the jordanian government, which said that this meeting was postponed because what they were looking for was the passage of age into was that what they were looking for was a cessation of hostilities. but they were looking for was to stop the violence as they see coming on palestinians. and because this was not on the agenda of this

meeting, especially after the strike that we saw on the hospitality. because of the postpone this meeting, they haven't said that they've cut off all ties because it has been contact between these 2 for these, these full parties. we're supposed to meet in the jordanian competing today, but certainly a be a far away off from what would it be worth 24 hours to go over. there were people who are hopeful that there is going to be some cessation of hostilities. so the dirt, any of the saying that the communications are still ongoing, but the environment is not right for them to meet the americans because his rate is not stopping, but it's what they call indiscriminate bombing and aggression on the palestinian people. and that is something that we've heard echoed from various the capitals, not just here in a month where the out of world is looking for an age entry into gaza, a stopping of silence. whereas the united states and israel's rest in our lives are looking for some way of mediation with the prisoners who are being taken by how

much can be released. and that could be something of the sort of a surrender by from us. and then today is that with that report for us live from the gold, 80, and capital a non thank you or some well anger or the hospital mastercard and calls as also triggered protest across the occupied westbank with hundreds of palestinians also rallying and ramallah. demonstrated doesn't have again turned down to show solidarity with the people of causa. people also house on the streets, on tuesday nights and were confronted by palestinian security forces of need has worn out from the well the protests have a by and large wrapped up we, i would say there's between 30 to 50, demonstrates are still there that so a short while ago they held the prayer for those who have full and in gaza. and now they just gathering and having a chat from what i can see here about earlier i have to say that square the one on

our square here in ramallah was a pretty packed. it has been a peaceful protests. 7 they many different slogans were chanted in support of an ox, uh, and all of the palestinians in occupies the east jerusalem in support of and then sort of verity of the people and guys and the full and, and gaza. there were also some slogans games. president mahmoud abbas with that typical slogan, slogan the people are calling for the full of the resume. so it's been a mix bags really of pools, but certainly a wave of ballast and is living in the of the 5 best bag to express how they feel about what they watch. they after the unfolding to their fellow palestinians. and as a, a. well that hasn't protest taking place around the wells in support of the palestinian people. demonstrations gathered outside the us embassy and took care of japan. they

were charging usa shame on you and took here please find was a kind of a protest as on the streets of hist on both thousands that have gathered in front of you as really come to demonstrate isn't india described what's going on in palestine as the genocide, members of the muslim organization gathered in china and in the philippines, people kind palestinian flags and the candles and protests of the is really a strike on a hospital and garza and so in protest against israel and the u. s. and o major cities across ron dawson, jabari was and it's been a day of solidarity with the palestinian people across iran. as a number of riley's took place in all the major cities across the country, it was declared a day of mourning by the government. and in the demonstrations here, taking place entire on a, the ringing president brought him by you see, made an appearance and delivered

a speech during which i condemned the israeli aggression. and he also dwayne the united states. he also was very adamant that this needs to stop the current situation that is ongoing and unfolding in gaza is not sustainable. and he warned that the situation is going to be spilling out of control and the time is running out. he also urge that the united nations and the egyptian authorities to allow humanitarian a to enter into guys out through the roof of border. and he said that this is of the most urgent matter at the moment. he also urged other um, error countries who have diplomatic relations with israel to sever those ties, to close as the embassy and consulates that they have in their countries that belongs to israel and also expelled their diplomats. for now, the reigning officials maintained the position that the situation is very, very serious,

and that it has the potential to spill over into other regional countries. dorset jabari ultra 0 to hong ellia my colleagues. time you said on spoke to the economist and foreman, greek finance minister again in spite of foxes. he asked him about the european response to the war on carson. a response by the opinion lead, visually, it'll be in union has been scanned. for days they simply thought that whatever washington, dc and delivery where bringing out of statements yesterday for the 1st time that you to be in union council decided to come out with a statement of substance and what was a substance that that opinion would increase. it's expenditure on a for the people who gaza, but at the same time they had to say nothing about the fact that is, or i is blocking all aid from going into guys. and so you to be in unit it simply does not have what it takes, does not have the model of the spine to condemn the state to pay 0 for

a blocking as a directory, we hear from a lot of european leaders as well from as well the israel has a right to defend itself that these actions are justified. one crime. so i'll just divide for anyone, anywhere in the world at any time for any reason, at any purpose. after the great college of the 2nd world war, the international community came together wherever united nations. so we have a geneva convention. we have a role was often gauge men in war. and those roles have race explicit. it doesn't matter who of the perpetrators it doesn't matter who the victim is. it doesn't matter what the arguments on one side will the other are. you do not bomb hospitals either. not stop a population because you don't like the flight. this was hiding in the midst. you

do not bump theaters. let me put it this way. those who done the blind eye and the not condemn the killing of innocent. and i'm jealous of doctors of nurses of children all those years by these in the army. have lost that i have to come, then the city is repugnant across it is how much a pull that set for me and install z a tail 100 over to emily. he'll be here and i'm like, the freight companies, fig passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime in publishers very clearly. but i sort of order somebody both available by placing the picture in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world. to turn this go in search of the tale in my fears, 13 months,

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