the knowledge is the way the the hello i'm tom mccrae. this has been use our line from coming up in the next 60 minutes. the one of the daily is not so far in gaza as ready as tronics kills 400 palestinians. the aerial bombardment continues into monday. as a truck slowly make their way into casa hospitals are in dire need of supplies,

especially for newborn babies, is ready forces round on thousands of palestinians and the occupied west bank. 2 people have been killed. and the sobering re ellison, we look at why hundreds of those to times in is rarely chiles of children. the it's 10 gmc, that's one p. m in gaza. and it's being one of the worst nights in the territory with at least $400.00 palestinians killed. according to health officials, homes are in ruins and hospitals overwhelmed by the dead and wounded. is ready as strikes, have had residential buildings in the densely populated chevrolet refugee camp in the north of the on 5 at least 30 palestinians were killed and thousands injured. mostly children. it strikes also hits near a cost as largest hospital and the codes hospital with thousands of palestinians, a sheltering and is ready,

forces have intensified rights and the occupied with bank. thousands of palestinians has been detained or the 9th and to kills during and is ready, right? in the yellowstone refugee camp on monday morning, cousins to start off the war on october the 7th. at least 4651 palestinians had been killed in gaza. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. that number doesn't include all of the casualties from sunday nights. now in the occupied, westbank is ready, forces have killed 95 people in the past 2 weeks. and then israel 1400 people died and a mazda is military operation. as it bake begins al coverage. the the night and cause it brings no risk, spiteful palestinians, only more death and destruction. these ready army says it $320.00 targets during the night. children among the victims, about 2000 killed sofa of the most of the, the, the, a tex,

medical and risky crews with the doctor pulled people out from under the rubble. the only lights torches on call headlamps, electricity escapes and the street. that's under a complete blockade by israel rescue workers and volunteers as in scrambling and nobody's ready bump for nearby. those rescued are taken to the few remaining costs because the functioning but even the if a constant threat and the bomb exploded is a good hospital creating panic for those inside the printer, such as the name of you have you were told upon you and is considered to be a safe place and everyone came here from the north or from the city. but unfortunately last night was the hardest night so far behind con eunice. but in this will, there is no way safe in this 45 kilometer long strip of land. um, because the amount of when we move to hon. eunice with my family,

there were 17 of us. then after these radius hit us and betrayed us, there's only 4 of us left. i can't understand how the 4 of us we live and how we will return to the homing and also city after 17 of us used to live together. this is a real nightmare. one, i will never forget for the rest of my life. but not everyone can be rescued, treated or helped. the number of dead keeps mounting for children from the same families were killed in a striking roughly in gaza. the rate for the morning to assess the damage, but the dust never settles here. it covers to get an inch. it started bake to 0. hello l 20 is honey. i wish you, but it is live from con eunice in the gallons this trip for us. and as we mentioned, 400 people kills in the light is 2 strikes of an item this morning. are there any actual targets lift to hit or is this more about punishing those still inside cancer? yes, tom,

well the air strikes continue, and artillery. heavy artillery sterling continues to town because of the trip from north to south, as we speak and within the past hour. and every single part of the gaza strip from far north, the city of a tunnel and all the way to the city of rough i the gibson border have been the target of of massive air strikes us as a tardiness from the city of the tunnel. what seems to be a mass bombardment that clearance of areas in the preparation for what every plans these really military half in has in mind. we don't know yet. the purpose of this intense bombardment of, of the entire gaza strip of deep, deep the past the 24 hours have been really hard for for palestinian,

particularly the past night. we see an intensity of bombardment and ears strike and every night seems to be worse than the previous one. so as a medical source confirmed, more than 400 people have been killed within the past 24 hours. but the worst of these air strikes was in a densely populated area. no, now the refugee can do your valley. a refugee camp in the northern of gaza strip. 30 people have been killed right at the spot. and according to a medical source, as the indonesian hospital, the vast majority where it's children and women, it's important to point out that people who we're in that residential home, it included the owner and she's back who ways who slid the from the northern parts uh to uh, to devalue refugee camps seeking soldiers. hospitals are not whole so far

from the danger. the surrounding of woods hospital was heavily a bombarded last night and then for people who took the hospital as a suitor, these feared for their life as the hospital have been really worn several times by these really are me know a lot of the people inside the hospital they're worried that that my, the hospital hospital might end up like the baptist, the baptist hospital, and that was bombed a few days ago. okay, thank. thank you so much, honey. we really do appreciate that. that is honey, ever she before us. and con eunice as dozens of people in west jerusalem have rallied outside the is riley presidents, residents calling for the return of family members help buy from us. is there any presidents? isaac has all commits some families on sunday that demanding the government

facilitate the site and immediate return of the relatives. the 222 people were taken captive by him off by his during the groups offensive inside southern israel more than 2 weeks ago. and a short while ago and is ready on the spokesperson held a press conference. he said the military carried out an operation to find these ready captives. the cuff normally coming minutes of a re attacked military compounds, and it was a ration posted as part of next stages of the war. during the night. rates were carried out by armored and infantry forces to eliminate terrace and search for the capt. it's. she thought you well and for she joins us live from occupied east jerusalem. what else did the military spokesperson have to silence? and they've talked about how lebanon is risky. i, i feel on offensive with israel by continue until it has both to work for me is

northern border and that is the suggestion that has been made that is available to leave the ground war because to be put under pressure by the united states. something that the deputy i'm best of the to the united states is denied in a tweet social media post that was sent out earlier today by as a really, i mean video. he said the idea that the americans would order them to delay. it was nonsense that they understood the award and they would decide when they would go on where they would go. now there is some suggestion that the americans want to delete for 2 reasons. first of all is to see if for them negotiations can perhaps at least a few more of the people being held captive and guys remember to americans were freed on friday. the 2nd thing is, the united states is moving more military into the area. what they don't want to do is have attacks on american installations around the area and not be ready to deal with that. and so they want to make sure that all their military assets of the company moving to the area are in position. and then they will be able to do

something about it in the ellen there are reports that is where i was actually planning on put, put, postponing, it's ground invasion of cause and do we know anything more about that? yeah, a what is interesting is that there has been pressure internationally to try and do that. and in the countries that are we're that they have a number of nation. those are the figure of, of those being held in guys a went up to $222.00 in the last couple of hours from $212.00, just in the last hour in the last day. and we have of course, had this statement from the g 6, not the g 7. japan was not part of it. and we may find out why that was the case. but these 6 liters essentially saying to israel, yup, we are absolutely recognize your right to self defense. the describe, tomas is a tentative storage united station,

but they also said that israel has to act within the limits of humanitarian law. that ignores the fact that people have already said by chopping by stopping food, fuel and water, going into 2 guys. that's already a breach of humanitarian law. even though we're seeing a trucks arriving. and also, a number of agencies have reported that israel has used white foursquare us, it is a tax over the last 14 days or so, which is by and under international law. what is missing from this statement is something very clear saying that they would like to see a humanitarian c spot or a c spite of any kind of also missing of any suggestion, the israel should exercise the stream, particularly now. as we're seeing an increase in the number of dead in guys of the number going up our by our nevermind day by date. okay, thanks so much ellen. this ellen fisher for us an occupied east jerusalem. so as well as military operation on gaza has destroyed homes and businesses in count

phone and internet services, as well as water and electricity supplies. that's having devastating consequences on the millions of palestinians trapped in the territory. the relentless air strikes have partially or completely destroyed at least 1000 buildings. and that's at least 187000 people homeless. most have taken shelter in schools, run by the u ins, relief and works agency, most palestinians living and gaza. refugees. nearly half a 1000000 haven't received food possible since the wind was forced to close its food distribution centers. because it has about 20 hospitals that overwhelmed and running out of supplies, such as antiseptics, to clean wounds. and the energy authority says it's sold power plant will run out of fuel soon. and supplies needed to operate hospital generalizes. but we've run out on thursday for joining me live a sorry boss you the program director as human rights while she is also the co

founder of geisha and is ready organization that promotes palestinians right to freedom of movement in god. so thank you so much for joining us here for this news out. i mean, just running through everything that is happening inside guys are at this point in time. how would you describe as you describe how this process is unfolding? and i think what so tragic about the last 2 weeks is the way in which civilians have been targeted. and basic rules about protecting civilians that are accepted under the laws of war have been found at the latest salvo and in this round of violence was october. second, when her master had fighters massacre, it is really civilians and took others hostage and the worst civilly in massa. current is really history commodities to release all civilian hostages. the fact that come as fighters committed war crimes against israeli civilians does not justify these really authorities committed war crimes against palestinian civilians

. and that is what we're seeing right now. the refusal to allow aid into casa is or crime. it's collectively punishing civilians for the actions of fighters. and because nearly half of the people in our children is collectively punishing children for the actions of adult fighters. and is we see that day after day they keep getting away with a dispute that not being helped held to account at this point in time of the as i think we need to be very specific about what the international community use demand should be from each party come ask me and other groups need to mediately release all civilians and countries like color and for kids who have influence with how best should press for their immediate an unconditional release. countries like united states, europe, and other bankers of, of these really government or also army. israel need to immediately demand that

these really government restore water and electricity to the golf strip. there is no security reason not to turn the task back on. and the last few, including through the rough crossing with, with egypt, without fuel, not the hospitals power, their generators, sewage plants, water, water pumping stations cannot operate. we also need to require to use really government to open its own passings with casa, for humanitarian assistance. as a brutal, as previous wars have been, in previous words, these really government has found ways to open its crossings with casa, in order to allow, when you train aid and that's what needs to happen right now, just on the fuel point, it sounds like hospitals could run out as soon as thursday to fuel be a generation. is there one thing i want to clarify, it's not just about getting a through the boat as though is it because it's very likely controls the pallet and the water that is running into gaza. and they codes if they chose to turn it on at

any point. yes, they could, and they showed flip the switch back on. we know that the electricity grid has been badly damaged, but we think phone lines are functioning, particularly in southern gall. so some of the water lines are functioning, and there is some ability in northern casa, they need to turn that back on. these are really government developed causes infrastructure to depend on supplies from israel, including its drinkable water and most of its electricity that needs to be done immediately. you know, as we saw a couple of days ago when the summit was being held in cairo with many of the world leaders gathered around that table. i mean, many of the, not all of them, nowhere cooling for a humanitarian see spot. but really without the united states putting pressure, direct pressure on as well to do, it is really little hard that that's actually going to happen. my concern is that the united states government has been extremely active in this particular conflict

and broker to deal to allow very limited amounts of age into rough crossing. but they didn't ask for things that are very, very basic, like these really government, restoring water and electricity. red lines are being crossed. this is the 1st time in the history of its conflicts with gaza. that these really government has cut off water water for children in casa, this, it needs to be very clear and very specific. israel needs to open up the water and electricity to allow people someone to come over lease. and the aid that the limited a that's being allowed into southern cause that is not responsive to the needs of people in northern casa, it's almost impossible to get aid up to northern gaza. and i'm worried that these really government is abandoning its responsibilities to civilians and northern golf . though it has told them too, he repeatedly and according to the un, it dropped the leaflets yesterday, telling them in arabic. but if they stay there, they're likely to be considered part of the terrors groups. that is

a slightly better national law under international law, civilians to retain their protections whether or not they choose or able to comply with the valuation learners. and i want to remind us that in the so called evaluation zone is causes main. she for hospital with thousands of patients including people who cannot move. okay, thank you so much for laying out. just outside of the situation. isn't guys are at this point in time, that is harry bossy, the program director of as human rights watch to thank you. let's you know, has been health, the 2 people killed and the jealous own refugee can buys ready for those 3 of those were critically wounded during the right and the occupied west bank is riley has killed 95 palestinians. this and so most spices attacked the southern israel on october. the 7th. well it's cross now to need even joining us live from the telephone camp north or from iowa. and as we mentioned, more palestinians being killed in the occupied with band can just bring us up to up

to speed up to date with the vote, the lightest as their of the well, we've been speaking to women and children here in the refugee camp. they say that their camp has been under going is really rates or almost every day. but this time this raid was the most violent with these really forces thing for 5 hours for. a and you have it either with palestinians, including tier gaz and a live munition against bell city is. a lady has told me that these really soldiers have entered the house of her brother. he has already lost his son by his really forces buyers 7 years ago. they ruined, did they damage the contents, basically scaring the children she was telling me, but she just came back from the hospital to check on another nephew who has been wounded during the confrontations that took place here. as well as the funeral that we've seen just now walk from here to woods the cemetery of the 2 palestinians,

120 year old and 122 year old. so you can imagine the sense of despair, the sense of frustration here. but we've here heard a lot of it, a sentences here of defiance. we've heard the mosque as a mom of the most compelling people to be a strong to be patient. the, remember, we've been talking about palestinians who have been undergoing these ready military occupation for decades. they say they're used to this spot. they feel that this rule is using this movement, this so fortunate the what all eyes are on gaza to kind of intensify it's waived killings of palestinians here in the occupied what westbank as well and needed, given that to the israeli military is escalating operations. there is, as you mentioned, can you just give us a sense of how tens things, uh, and how that could potentially spill over into more widespread violence. i was if i can give you 1st of all that comparison of the numbers of those killed by

these really forces since october 7th, until now 95000 is not only buys really forces, but also by is really settler's fire. those were killed. now when we talk about from the beginning of the year until october 7th, we talk about more than $200000.00. and so you can imagine how the situation has deteriorated in the, in these it just more than 2 weeks period of time. ok, let's put that aside and talk about the use of the aerial strikes against palestinians. and you name yesterday we've seen is really ease uh, using an air just to kind of an aircraft to try to palestinians who it inside the mosque. they've called more palestinians, reckoning them if they don't tend themselves over that they would do the same. this rate took place or this incident took place without is ready for us as being on the ground. so house it is here out of free. but what's happening in the receipts because the strip is making its way here for positives and the occupied the west

bank. they feel that they are, you know, that the world has left them alone. and they believe that the world is giving israel a free hand to kind of cross down on palestinians. more and more in garza and also here in the west. okay, thank you so much needed that is need to abraham for us live from the jealous and refugee kevin, also from iowa of thousands of children have died and gaza and hundreds of mothers are bound to give birth in the own life. doctors ad and they are natural eunice in kansas city. so the situation is old, that catastrophic. they are funding for the lives of newborn babies and other children. as medicine supplies remain critically low. some of our own as i mean, not the older babies in here under weight and need intensive care round the clock, but we like the basic medicine. it's like caffeine, citrate and antibody. also, we have been selected, but now 7 ventilation is i'm not working because we don't have the right cables to operate them. we're only operating with 10 vents like this, which is

a strong sign that the failure of this department is looming. we call on every one to send the necessary medical supplies for this critical department, or else we will face a huge catastrophe. especially if the electricity is out in these departments with a $55.00 savings. 6 we will lose all those. we need electricity within 5 minutes for the 10 a day. not a fair amount of how many of shit though are we have a baby who was delivered a 26 weeks and he weighed 880 grams. the mother was referred from the northern city in an ambulance of to the house next to her was hit by a striking i'm. the mother was refered to the delivery room. and she was kind of king with a dust and see it on her face. and assessment, we found that she wasn't delivery face. she did live at this baby, and he was admitted to the n i. c u. we don't have the necessary and basic life saving medicines and so the baby was placed on a ventilator for the 1st 5 days of his life as normal for a while,

i had my co one auto body working as one team of 4 doctors. all my doctor colleagues lived in the south of gauze and because of the surrounding strikes and the blockage of the main roads. then now working in the hospitals of the south and teddy and alex and monterey as hospitals display since the 1st day of these rarely assault, we've been severely suffering in this department when we not only treat the neonatal babies, but also the children who have fled to i'll chief a hospital more than 60000 people. we have children suffering from medical issues. so the doctors and nurses go examine those children and life. well, let's bring in to look, but now he's a professor of public policy as the, the institute for graduate studies. thanks again for joining us in the studio. clearly heartbreaking things bushing babies that potentially will have all of those machines that to keeping them alive, turned off when the fuel runs out, potentially in the next few days. so not even babies. i mean,

the think about the good needs of patients with goodness he left when he dances chronic conditions. so it's, it's a disaster unfolding. yeah. i'm the village of the national community. remember the governors to before discussions was a very impoverished the area deflect. so many things going on in the house that there was nothing in great shape to start with. you know, before this war and it's, it's, it's, it's a lie dix, extensively on, on, on a boat at some of the systems specialists who own the one. you run agencies that sort of 70 percent of its population. what was going to the fugitives. so it says the almost about the size of the crisis, not with this vast destruction, you know, the, the blind destruction of the thing. so i'm getting the infrastructure of hospitals and the minister from the just announced the 10 or 15. i think if my numbers are correct, hospitable, have become not operational this. so it's, it's, it's, it's a project it's, it's almost like the thought of it, uh, some of the facilities,

hospital schools, shelters and this house default. and it has to have a keep sending this it went to farm, it went through. but you just don't know. i mean, we sold the summit in colorado a few days ago. we all the, many of the world leaders sat around and discuss some of them. not all of them cooling for a sweet spot. really feels like until the us puts pressure on israel, that nothing is going to be done to get more humanitarian. i, it wide spread intense scales back in the air because 20 trucks, even 200 trucks, is, is nothing at this point in time is, i'm, i, i'm not sure that nothing can be done, even without up states positions as the political positions i've taken so far on that i'd the way they should have gone then certainly the that means that they can pops up with this is the one stop domestic good. would that have changed anything in miss the us to actually do it because it seems like there's relative on a really listening to them. but this one was a sions without action, unless it is an, an a oh of course, i mean it will not be enough,

but i think the thought of sense can do more. that excellent relations with the it was the tail lights of the us. i'm so i'm out of these have even to promote technicians with this, and they have what's called common enemies. you know. so yes, they could do more to stop this. they are in a position to exercise some leverage onto us as a key. i like to these up states, i knew that i loved when to stop this, this mess except who, who in particular you do, you want to say step off here and actually push out. i can then i can then presented this most gulf countries out like some solutions with the us economic and political egypt as x on the political carolina for the us of the book. i'm david disagreements. what isn't it? yes, i'm from out of state. since the 3rd, and i mean when i saw it, when i took them up gulf countries, countries like egypt, you sort of some top countries and, but agent and the best you come on, the conflict, the credentials, all of us as well. so they could do more to stop this, this, this is bob ship them to pick sub units of these vacancies for i know the don't the ceasefire that everything goes to be taken care of. gradually,

i understand that the, the, the, the, the, the, what happened abruptly and these adults was very angry. keeps if, you know, the keeps, they've been as out of it so the most from, from both sides. i'm not talking about for this inconvenience. but the thought of steam as in particular, the protection because the 2nd example is because the 2 options that they don't have this the uh, i mean the, i have to do the horse or is the, is what i am also blush, but it's a nation to as on a good fight and follow it also, particular students have been is under under proficient, and this includes the guys. so it's not a football fit, some sponsibility, if there's a blush by the national and wants this, what is all but don't be many. the question is what asked the phase in the national . i say that the court of justice and money and the national venue. so let's bring them into this it's, there's no need to see just enough for the i'm not sure it's really enough. yes. well, they might not be a pause for a ceasefire at this point in time. it does seem like there are reports saying that

israel could postpone its ground invasion waiting for more us troops, supplies to come into the region. what do you make of that? is that a viable option here? do you think that that is actually going to happen, or are they buying themselves time that could be many of the things to this? to me, i mean, well, 1st of all let's, let's recognize that, that, and then and vision into that as a slip. it's not going to be a picnic trip. what is it? this is a very highly dense populated slip and how much is ready and it will not be an easy word whatsoever. so i think there's lateness of nervous problems that might cause on their business when they don't want to see another felicia. i don't remember them as like 10 times just as a physician is. so a problem probably i, i would assume maybe the americans are holding this is back up to this and think carefully. yes. with the to help you. uh you, you have us supporting you, you have a lifeline of submitted to supplies and support coming through. so don't want,

it will not leaving you alone. but again, think twice before the thing goes, that goes, it's not going to be a picnic for these, laid out. so probably there are so many calculations now happening. of course, i'd like to know, but these are all speculations, but i would think of this a matter that even the americans are nervous of yes of, of, well, the outcomes open ended vision scenario. and especially if it goes so bad for days that i yes, then if that is not a to, that's a permanent damage. yeah. and then so physically, the us also has to think on how to put the next one is that it just wouldn't help with the slain. is that i'm from taking an impulsive, uncompleted decision. and then going to administer the mention of that when open kind of build as one of the books. what is it as well? so thank you so much. as you've been speaking, we've just seen a number of large explosions there. and guys are, is, you can see the smoke billowing above the strip clearly is riley at this point in time, showing absolutely no risk, right when it comes to the continuing bombardments of gaza as well. still ahead

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you, it's in, you'll just say are a reminder about top stores, the salad health officials in kansas site, at least $400.00 palestinians were killed and is riley attacks on the sunday. there was he died and, and as ready as try committee java. leah. refugee can dozens were wounded. mostly children, funeral has been health. the 2 people killed during a ride bias ready forces in the occupied with bank 3 of those were critically wounded and dozens of times and the overnight operation in the telephone, refugee and more than 4600 palestinians have so far been killed and is ready as strikes on gaza, according to the latest update from the own place, health ministry, 95, kill us to me, and i've also been killed in the occupied with the bank. and just to of a $1400.00 is fridays have been killed since

a mouse launched its attack in southern israel on october. the 7th. bolden, 1200 palestinians have been arrested in the occupied with banking the past 2 weeks . and 222 people from southern israel had been taken captive by a mouse and all the pel, us any infections beyond the group has the loss, is one of its 5 has, has been killed along the border between living on and israel. that brings the total kills to live in, in the past 48 hours alone. earlier, these really military suited to tact his beloved forces planning to launch themselves in rockets toward his route. the 2 sides had been exchanging fire across the border. since a mazda attacked southern israel on october, the 7th, or will it speak now to sign a hold of who is in the southern live in a city of tai? and as i know you're at a school that's been turned into a shelter of the people that have been displaced by despising along the border. can

you just give us a, an idea of what life is like for people that have had to move and now live? there were thousands of people really forced to flee from their homes. we are at one of the schools which has really become a shelter for these displaced people. many of them are inside their classrooms at the moment. um, as you can imagine, you know, it's not easy to, to, to walk into these rooms to show the world the way that they are living. they say that, you know, we, we also have our dignity. we do not want to live like this, but we don't have much of a choice. people who are here really have no where else to go. they don't have enough money to rent homes or they don't have relatives leaving and living in other areas of, of the country and the local officials that we've been speaking to here have been telling us that this really is a challenge because municipalities ministry, they are bankrupt this is a space to grappling with one of the worst financial collapses in recent history.

so, you know, there are challenges that the state is facing. even beds and blankets, winter is approaching and many and loving on really fear that this conflict could be a protracted one. the social affairs minister was here earlier today. yeah, a checking, the conditions have been displaced and he even said we are going to pay for lots of difficulties if there was a mass extra. this at this time being is, is villages along the 100 kilometer border or which are now a bands. and if you like people making their way deeper inside lebanese territory, but they're not finding the space or the government ready rebates to provide them with the support that they need in design. uh, can you just give us an update on uh, the intensity of the fire thing that is happening along the live in a israel border of the? well, it is confines to a few kilometers that's from the border and show graphical terms. and it's still

military target. hezbollah targeting is rated military positions as various times as well responding. but what we've seen really in the past 2 or 3 days is um, you know, an intensification if you like, of the conflict has about law. a more and more attacks, more frequent, more intense, as well as response to the same thing. both sides really threatening each other that if they expand this conflict, they will not face victory. they will face to face a really strong, harsh words that we are hearing from both sides. but the bottom line is this both sides to be treading carefully, trying to avoid a full blown complex which will hurt both sides. hezbollah has still not to use this full military capabilities. it has long range missiles that can fit in the hearts of as well. but as well too has weapons that can level as well as the southern suburbs of babies where hezbollah, thanks so much for that, that send a hold of for us in southern living on in the southern israel

of preparations are being made for evacuations. l g 0 is corresponding theresa by joins us now live to. so can you just explain exactly where you are and what the situation is like there at the moment? well, i'm here in the city of a lot. this is right on the shores of the red feed society that's been overwhelmed with the thousands of people that are being brought here, evacuated from other parts of as well. no government is moving forward with evacuating people from southern is when, especially from the area surrounding the guys a strip. they're also evacuating people from northern israel, where the fighting with having bullet has intensified. in the past days, we do know that the government has evacuated already around 200000 people from all across the country are located in different parts. but of course this is not happening without problems. what we do know, for example, is that an evacuation was hold to the northern as well. and could you actually

won't? i'm mostly because there's no hotel rooms left. i'm. this is a huge problem where i am right now here in a lodge where around 60000 people have arrived here and completely overwhelmed the city. many are staying in hotels, were medical facilities are being so top or psychological assistance is being provided. many of those who have arrived here survive the attacks on october 7th. the many say that are in desperately need because of what happened right there. but also the mayor of the city is saying that they're in desperate need of help. but everything that has happened in the city has been carried out by the local government, but also by volunteers. and the other thing that is going to be happening here is a plan to set up a tent city for 60000 people that will have medical facilities again, a school, among other things, in case the situation escalates. you know, people here the government is trying to keep them a rather high of the relation telling them that is what is going to win this war.

however, when you talk to people, many are shaken. they do not feel safe anymore. and many blame the government of that and i mean nothing. yeah, i think so much it's hard. i said that is 10 i said by for us in southern israel of the us. and some of the tell us have repeated this support as well. cooling for civilians to be protected and have access to aid. she had pretends he has moved from washington dc. the why that said sunday was the day of sustained into the actual diplomacy for president by and with multiple calls to west and leaders leading to a statement being reduced on behalf of thursday. it is kind of the from germany, italy, the u. k. and the us, it reiterated the support of those leaders for israel, and it's right to defend itself against terrorism. and almost like quite a difference to international humanitarian law, including the protection of civilians. it welcome the release of the 2 american

captors and called for the release of the others. and it also welcome to for us you monetary and come boys into gaza and committed to continue coordinating with partners in the region to ensure sustained and safe access to food, water, medical care, and other assistance required to meet humanitarian needs about topic girls or some developments on the sunday president vitamin speaking to the is really prime minister and then that read out from the white task. that was this sentence. the lead is found that they will now be continued flow of critical assistance to gaza. so it would appear some sort of rhetorical commitment from the israeli prime minister to some sort of age flow into gaza. no matter how poultry it may be. she ever time see algebra, washington. more and more children living in the occupied westbank and being detained in is riley giles, human rights groups, scifi difficult conditions,

and harsh interrogation hold. i have the need reports, it started out as a normal day, but as is often the case in the occupied was backed, it turned into a bloody one. 0 do thought so you know, we were happy. it was a good day. then our car broke down. we got out to see what was wrong. the soldiers thought we were going to throw stones. they started shooting at us. so i have took 3 bullets in his right arm, the abdomen and his left foot. but that was only his latest brush with these 3 d, our maintenance is like a little just a few months ago. a man and his brother, where the, where did pain during and night rate. the experience similar to this, well, in the video released by bit salem, and these really human rights group, a father tells his son to wake up. rim is spanish covey's. probably suppose. he's just don't be scared. the armies here he says, you know,

mind with the or were taken away in front of the helpless parents. so good as it was petrified. we were both in a one square meter, so we couldn't lay down to go to sleep. we were tied up in a check and we also water. they said there was no toilet unless we committed a crime. i kept on telling them we didn't do anything that could be more than a 180 minus help in these really deals many for as little as throwing stones at soldiers or like this 13 year old child who was arrested for picking wild herbs near a settlement maybe i'm just repeating. these are taken to prison inside israel. parents need to apply for a visitation permits through the red cross and that could take up to 3 months. in the meantime, the minor is cut off from the world on average $800.00, but it's 10 in mind. those are held in military detention each year. israel says

its own security grounds, the age of criminal responsibility the occupied territory is 12. that doesn't apply to settlers who carry out the tax on police, didn't do that to them of 10 centimeters. so this is the mentality by which of these are, you know, sense of 310. but as the mentioned that i saw 1st before, they convince themselves that the art of 310 or dealing with potential risk and hearing according to the 15 year old asthma, the address still shivers, when he remembers his audio. he was on his way to have it here cut didn't have road . when is really the soldiers pounced on him just a few weeks ago. i don't want to at 1st they didn't do anything, but then they took it to the top of my hands blindfolded me maybe sit on a chair. he's tom. i tried to sleep,

they would pour water on me. i was always thinking about my parents. what will happen to them if they were to keep me here and was really why for my mom and dad, as mother was released after 2 weeks. but like many children who faced military courts and prisons, it's an experience that will have an impact on him for the rest of his life. for that that how many others you are in the occupied westbank process says he said and define is ready. air right on kansas oldest church thing that was always defeat mess funerals being held in the churches courtyard. the 16 people killed him that is tri called thursday. his riley has claimed responsibility one father told to 0 about the pain of losing all 3 of his children in a place. the family frequently sold confidence in the admin at him. a lovely lady that it can be settled by. no, no, no,

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the still ahead on al jazeera, around the world protest is expressed support for both sides of the war and casa, and, and other news for his badge in theaters governing pottery celebrates an unexpected success, the thought provoking on, but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the ex truly unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than the days of these days, or is it just a different full? i think the demography of the process facing realities do you see that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other?

i think there is a huge release of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does air of the budget obtain his presidential election is heading for a run off of the leading candidates failed to secure an outright majority. the governing policies contended to find poles by finishing several points ahead of the populace. candide as on sunday. i live in america. it is lucy and human for pulled from both sides political funding. some posters who predicted that argentina is ruling pairing. this party was finished. mister judge did staying power despite a loosing crippling triple digit inflation apparent as the economy minister said

she would massa scored more than 36 percent of votes in the 1st round of paternity for presidential elections or get sick. and i know that many of those who voted today are those suffering the most. but as president, i will not fail, you must, it will be facing of radical libertarian economist. have you had me, lee, an eccentric, ultra conservative vows to quote, make argentina greece again to support his book celsius with a symbolic chainsaw, the instrument, emily vows to symbolically use to pulverize government spending case the countries currency with the us dollar and eliminate the central bank the pets origin to you know as possible under liberalism. so we must fight for freedom. supporters especially those under 30 see him as a savior. others though fear hills,

west, argentina, back 200 years are the the much better than expected. yet the final outcome of this and that far from predictable gene is next president will ultimately be decided by the roughly 23 percent of voters supported neither candidates enrollment and one months time will have to choose between master tables to see on human knowledge is here on one side, it will be this way, this opposition parties are deciding who will represent them in a presidential election next year. and folks have been counted in a primary form. a member of parliament very occurring in the shadow, leads the vice cuz he's been pod from holding public office for 15 years. opposition parties, boy coated pos presidential elections. because many of the candidates were in china a little bod, from running. the russian forces are intensifying pressure on the east ukrainian

cities of of difficult and her son. your crime says its troops repelled nearly 20 russian attacks around have difficult on sunday. the city is the russian control donates. but mcbride is following developments from case intense fighting. continuing around the eastern city all discuss with the russian, seemingly determined to encircle the city ukrainian saying that they have a 4th of 20 separate assaults in recent days. images on social media appearing to show schools of destroyed russian on the vehicles with mass casualties. ukrainian president, flood them is the landscape, his nightly address, referring to the fighting daren, elsewhere in the east as being particularly tough in the south around have sun fighting is also continuing. the russians say that they have repels several attempts by the ukrainians to cross the the pro river. and this follows what appears to have been a successful attempt advice. ukrainian marines last week to cross the city pro

river and starting a small bridge had on the eastern bank. all of these comes as a you foreign ministers are meeting in luxembourg to discuss longer to help for ukraine. and in particular, any you proposal to provide annually 5000000000 euros to help you create and become equipped with mugs and fight to jets and missiles through to the end of 2027. run mcbride. i was just there on the philippines, the southern spacings invested a of a 2 collisions between philippine and chinese vessels in the south. china say the countries have planned each other for the incidents on sunday. they were between a chinese ship and a filipino vessels that was supplying troops on an outpost and disputed voices bonded below. is in manila with the lightest the philippines and china blaming each other for collisions that happened in the south china sea on sunday morning. the philippines saying it was dangerous maneuvers by chinese vessels trying to block

the path of philippine brussels on the way to the 2nd, paloma show carrying provisions for filipino troops stationed there. the cost these collisions continued chinese blocking, interpreted by the chinese, the best of with our regular indigo team rotation and resupply nations. roy b r b chet are positive, may need to be fast just before china. meanwhile, saying a philippine supply both cut across the balls. one of its coast guard vessels and the philippine supply boat, reversing, hitting one of its maritime melissa vessels volunteering to the actions of the philippine side seriously violated international maritime collision avoidance rules threatening the navigation safety of our vessels. the pensions have been running high between manila and aging for almost the entire year over this territorial dispute in the south china sea. in february,

chinese sailors directed military raid laser against their filipino counter parts and months later they used water cannon. china, of course, laced same over almost the entire south china sea, but this particular area where the collisions took place is 200 kilometers from the western most province of the philippines. and so many la insist that it has the southern rise over this area of the south china sea wind to below algebra manila. more now on the wall in garza, thousands of people have been protesting across too many to show their support as ro, some gathered in front of buildings, brand new, big guides, caring is ready flags, as well as posters with photos of captives, health and gaza. is the pocket stone protest this has it says 5 to us and is ready flags. and the city of karachi, thousands of palestinians supporters really near the u. s. consulate, they called on muslim countries to counts of diplomatic ties with israel. well

that's, it's a full this news out, but i'll be back in just a moment with much more on the war on gaza, the in mexico disposal. well, 6000 migrants today crossing here its southern border, looking to push on twitch north and neva, united states. people have been queueing for days outside of mobile aside the most you the papers to try and get through the country. on the northern border, the same story. pick one to see it as quantities matter motor us migrant cities for various countries in this region right now that have political instability for economic instability. those at the halt this continue the journey. only the dream is safety and prosperity in the united states keeps then going to the world slow down. we stand for as homes,

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detained since august 2021 which is 0 calls for the immediate release of its generalist, detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. the fun of the daily is not so far and goes as is ready as drawing skills. 400 palestinians. the aerial bombardment continues until monday, the until mccrae this adult, is there a live from to ha. also coming up as a truck slowly make their way into the kinds of hospitals are in dire need of supplies, especially for new.