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held to discuss the israel's war on gospel. israel continues to pound residential areas in garza more than 7000 palestinians have now been killed by is really airstrikes. funerals are held for the family members are filed to 0 correspondence while they were killed and is really a task essential task. so on wednesday, your pin leaves me to discuss, setting up a humanitarian court orders for those trucks. and also the so is really forces are continuing their bombardment of civilian areas and gaza. thousands of palestinians have now been killed by is really air strikes. 45 percent of residential units in gaza have been partially or completely destroyed. so these are these images right there. so con eunice in southern ga,

so that's where israel has bomb the residential building, damaging the surrounding area. at least 26 palestinians have now been confirmed dad's in dock strike. more than a 100 are injured, seeking treatment and hospital facilities are ready on the brink of collapse. this comes of the united nations as warning that nowhere in gaza is safe. so since the war began on october, the 7th israel's bombing campaign across the gaza strip has killed $7028.00 palestinians. that's according to the health industry. it also says that more than a 100 palestinians and the occupied westbank had been killed in just over 2 weeks. meanwhile, the is really government says more than 1400 is really is were killed and the how much attack or the policy in it and basset, or to the un has addressing emergency session of the general assembly in new york. this follows to fail security council resolutions table by the us on rush up, and she called on countries not to allow israel to violate international law. the

answer to the feeling of palestinian civilians is not the killing of these are the civilians. and the answer to the killing of is really civilians is not the killing of palestinian civilians. vengeance is a dead and the only path for it or is justice. the only path for the is justice. justice one of the palestinian people. done this, thought the law done, then that done. but eric it done with today it to accommodate is the in well, israel's and bassett or to the united nation says the current conflict cans be seen in the context of previous history. the october 7th massacre. and what ensued has nothing to do with the palestinians,

nothing. it has nothing to do with the arab israeli conflict or the palistine in question. this is not a war with the palestinians. is read is a war with the generals, cybill jihad, these come must stare, organization only. it is the law abiding democracy of is run against modern day, not sees as well. we also heard from the wrong foreign minister who says that western powers have double standards and their attitude towards the war has seemed to reveal that. so if you have been beaten as to the war, crimes and general side of the occupying desire idealizing in as that and their vis bonke off palestine. dave united the states and say that earlier to appear in countries have side it meets your actual party

english team of is are the thoughts upset of being they, you and charter and the, the national allow the less asked me to have been, i mean see, i'm he's joining us in delphi. he's a professor of political science and police studies at rutgers university. welcome back. so i was, is there a thanks for your time? so this session at the united nations is going to be picked up once again. tomorrow from what you've heard so far. however, do you get any sense of, of where this goes to next? yeah, the 105 for speaker. so it was go in to the next day. and at the end of dispute cards, the draft resolution wouldn't be put to avoid that. it's so much, uh, a mobilize ation from both sides deals. what are you as a peer to the delegates not to vote for terms of who should or support no. and depaula staying in and out of the muslim delegates also appears to be until it gets to vote for it. i expect the resolution would be adopted. maybe not with great tied

numbers because of the involvement of, of so some european countries mobilizing and lobbying and so forth, i guess is so, but i expect to be at least confident, maybe 50 votes and paper. obviously the general assembly counted for us, any resolutions, but how much a weight doesn't hold the sort of from amongst public opinion. yeah, it has a more on weight the general as of especially the image of the special ed session it's, it's supposed to be between the regular session and the security concert. in fact, in some cases, there was some power use this kind of sessions to enforce a resolution saying that this has the same power, like security concerts because united for peace resolution of 1950 said that's when the security, the concept failed to address an issue that has to do with piece on security, then did you g a takes over. so it's supposed to be part for a who shouldn't. but when you speak to palestinians,

as well as human rights organizations, annette and minneapolis that we've, we've also spoken to what they say is what's read. what's needed right now is a ceasefire. yes, and that's the call that's needed from countries like the united states who have leverage. yes, silver. israel is not likely to happen or you not know, but the draft of the solution if it's adopted, which is quoted for an immediate cease fire. it got, it adds, wait for this a house page of many, so many companies calling for seized by out. and do you still not courting policies for you? and support thing is are in which means giving is right. it's for a license to continue with this. that on page on campaign of getting it a sense of it. so the, the weight would it be increasing the ad? there would be more confidence now, especially in europe at the start to, to mean change a little bit of their position to how big i mean, think they'll talk about human detailing and quarter door. how can you have the humanitarian colorado without sees?

it doesn't make sense. so are they calling about humanitarian pose, which is totally different. so i think the moment is growing bigger and on wider in the next day or 2 for us is fine. and we've also heard a few times, not only this evening, but also previously by the mirror. a mirror of cuts are, for example, who's calling out the double standards when it comes to the international community and, and, and palestinians. how do you explain this double standard? it's been a, i mean, the standard of wisdom, confidence that especially b u. s. as being a practice throughout the history of the united nation. there's so many others we'll adopted by the security costs and did you that these were the is really, i don't know if it's ready to complete, had not been implemented. in other cases, they would go immediately and implement them like the case of an oxide because of libya. like because of north korea, they impose sanctions, they rushed to the security concert when it comes to is running on it's about,

you know, so that is becoming a very common mileage along the way that this is where it is treated differently there. so my notice on the ocean addressing some aspects or the other of the occupation like sick and most likely was like jerusalem likes the prisoner noticed all these things there are so many preserves. yep. why is there is treated differently. so that is, it's a conviction among our ups. i'm on many terms we have come through as many of the like moment that is about the stand when it comes on the site. it's becoming now a come on knowledge and reflects and the speeches of so many like us and then did you okay in a way from what's happening a in new york at the general assembly. let's just talk about the situation on the ground for a moment. i'd like to ask you about a report that was put out spine is really think tank this think tank reportedly has ties to the is really prime minister and it published essentially earlier this week, this was it published a blueprint for what's being described as the ethnic cleansing of gaza,

so essentially advocating for the relocation of people from guys that into the sign i does, or we've heard this. yes. a plan from the beginning of this conflict is that's what, what, what's happening right now on the ground. when, when you look at the, the bombardments that, that's going on and the end of the killings, i think was the image shall apply to explicitly since the policy not out thinking that agent might accept that right. the flow of the millions of people. but egypt said, no, it's the line will not accept it. they tell us to you. i think the plan has changed a little bit to keep bombarding guys, especially the north front part to become on live, to become it's impossible to continue with, nor my life to destroy the infrastructure of the economy. a portion that is the, the institutions, the roads of the buildings, the everything is coming out of pocket and they're destroying back delivered to the ground. having said that, that might make some kind of

a ground attack on north and godsa as possible, but not necessarily for a long time. and they're pushing capella, sending them to a corner for thing. most of the population in the southern parts of garza, which is a very small area. anyhow, it's only 362 square feet and we thought so when you push them to one side of guys, are they more have a kind of a crowd door that connects between israel and egypt through guys. the cutting of the uh the uh, southern parts. okay. the north front park, i'm sorry. so these are some of the scenarios. but there is now becoming a global knowledge. that if this continues, there will be major, major, dis, humanitarian disaster, risk or food medicine. what with the electricity and fuel, in particular, how the people are going to survive, right?

how the hospital is going to stop in the next 24 hours. you don't have them order to stop. how the people in these hospice and we survive. so we are facing if, if nothing happened in the next day or 2, a major catastrophe. thousands of people died. okay, because of the bottom of the book because of this, uh, this restrictions of these kind of impose a section on, on cars that thank you so much and how many se, i'm, we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. from let's, let's, i'll get an update from does all 5 units specifically, and bring in thought about as boone joining us from there. so outside of the air strikes, continue on con eunice, where you are flattening residential buildings. and in some cases, wiping out entire families. what are you seeing and hearing well, it is relative to finally the rates of his compartment drew out for out the last couple of hours during the last hour early a 4 story building and it's a 2 neighborhood central gaza strip has been leveled to the grounds over its dwell

as a medical teams and even a civil defense, these rushed to evacuate the victims on the ruffles. oh so there was another strike took place in central and this retro fidget campers. engine house was leveled to the ground before just a couple of minutes. no, but they were strikes of play central cutting was we are where we are standing right now. a residential if, as we're going to building was flat since that is what i'm going to strike from the gaza strip, wrote catastrophe consequences and different aspects of the number of palestinians purely due to this is really a good extract to the tool now has rise into more than 7000 palestinian skills with more than 17000 of his bullshit means that the ongoing, also rates of the, to the destruction of more than 20000 residential units. that work completely leveled to the ground target. because the w h show is saying that the health crisis and gaza is now reaching catastrophic proportions. how dire is it?

well, the current situation of the ground and different aspect is really deteriorating medical. the medical sector has really witnessing that such a great collapse due to the is very ongoing flow to of, of food is and even the binding of injury. if you don't mind a break different health care centers and even main us into hospitals. also with the limited number of humanitarian troops that enter the goals district since the beginning of this round to find to the palestinian ability of the palestinian hospitals ability to, to us, to stand on to keep providing get treatments for thousands of palestinians. a still really uh, really uh, due to your rating. uh doctors i'm not carrying out to patients without using the bank colors. sometimes the accounting decorations on the ground. they have all kinds of medical preferences in terms of the cases that treating so place of duty is rarely ongoing. strikes for suits as in witnessing must have, did you ration of the conditions, new food, nuclear water, even there is ongoing black out of electricity, which really impacts if negatively on different aspects of the kind of thing is

launch. all right, thank you so much higher combined zone reporting for us from con eunice in gaza. so at least 15 of the $35.00 hospitals and garza had been closed due to damage or a lack of fuel to run operations. this topic was just saying. and those that are left are really struggling with dwindling medical supplies, water and fuel costs, which will save a lot of supplies. and the border crossing remaining closed is preventing them from properly treating people badly injured by is really air strikes of a little know i'm it, i'm the, this is one of my nephew is my brother's wife and children were all killed. the child was image it 2 weeks ago and because on the border crossings are closed, we couldn't move him for medical reasons. and he's died. there was no medicine for efficient treatments. we have no fuel. the doctor did that best of dealing with the cold. i'm how much i quotes as the general director of guys a hospital. he says the health system has collapsed

a lot of money because the comes to the hospital, most of in just a civilian done. and the about the today and more than 200 with gills and the gods, the on the number is increasing gradually. then bottom city yesterday and just visions out inside in the us to be done. we announcement and talking about the health system lives in our list with us and spied that you'll, you'll see a lot of them are open on the side. i love that service cannot be provided because a large number of ingest on, in the list with them is there is no space at all. we increase the capacity of the hospital. so the on the table is one host without like this. so to be done, which contents load about $350.00 bits. now we have lots of them, not only sale jedi on it, but then nothing but yet that makes sense. maybe can this service is a shortened a? no we can. can you think of us?

it goes saves, you can bids for about to 30 minutes. we have know about $500.00 the visions in the hose to be done. and most of them kind of leave home because they are with a homeless now and the, their homes we have at that. and they are real fishes in the hose to be done is so we facing very difficult situation. the situation regarding the but ition ca. busy we are a limited number of a theater and a large number of patients who needs what but issues large amount of is seriously injured. phone is the i see will kid while the is really military says that if carried out a ground rate on how mass targets inside north and gaza overnight, this comes ahead of an expected, larger ground invasion from us says 50 if the captives it's been holding have died as a result of as really bombing series. a boat has more from our students in southern israel. you will hear about 30 kilometers away from the border with augusta. and we

can still hear the artillery right behind me pounding all the border between israel and the guys this trip. in the past weeks, we have seen a swell moving hundreds of thousands of soldiers, hundreds of tanks more vehicles, closer to the border with guys getting ready for ground invasion, but the impatient seems to be delayed in the past few days. we have seen a series of rates happening inside gusta, one of them just a few days ago when one is ready, soldier was killed. and on wednesday evening there was another specialized raid inside gas that using tens these riley military claims. but they were targeting tunnels infrastructure and also trying to clear the way to prepare for this ground innovation where they were also put, cleaning up over here we are closer to the border with as well, with the swelling military says it's policy and fighters have been using for launch rockets towards is where it would be in seat of

a rush of rockets heading this way. in the past few days, a few hours ago, we all had to run to a shelter because of this, but it's been almost 3 weeks since the october 7th attacks happened down from the very beginning base where the government said that they were going to destroy him. us loan to the ground invasion him to go so well. now the situation seems to be changing these, trying to be more realistic telling the population that this type of attack a ground invasion urban warfare is going to be extremely challenging. extremely difficult. the member of the war cabinet, many guns, told the population that they need to be patient, but this is something that could take months for these rarely military to finalize this whole operation. and they're also telling the population that has been evacuated from all around this area. thousands of people around 200000 people based . well, the government says has been evacuated because of what's been going on all around

this area we're bending on says, is that it could take these people months for them to be able to return back to their homes. but if i will, i just see that i just don't as well, both israel and thomas have been accused of violating international humanitarian law with veri tax on civilians. israel has dropped thousands of bonds on crowded residential areas of gaza flattening entire neighborhoods. and these indiscriminate attacks on civilians are in violation of article 25 of the hate conventions, a series of international treaties. now legal experts say the intentional targeting of civilians by both have mouse and israel also constitutes a war crime. be is really military has imposed a total siege on guys all palestinians and aid worker say, the lack of food medicine, fuel and basic supplies has made the situation in the gaza strip catastrophic. a 101 health care workers have been killed in gaza and 25 ambulances have been

damaged. the world health organization says the evacuation order for hospitals in northern garza is quote, a death sentence for newborn babies and patients in intensive care. and palestinians in gauze describe the forest evacuation order in the north and the relentless, bombardments as collective punishments and under the 4th geneva convention. israel, as the occupying power is prohibited from reporting or transferring part of the population from the land that it occupies. we can get more in this with jeffrey roberts and he's a former united nations work crime. george he's turning us from london. welcome to l. just 0, sir. so we know that the united nations commission of inquiry said that it was collecting evidence of for crimes committed by all sides. they said this at the beginning of the war. now one of the goals of the geneva convention is to protect civilians who aren't involved in the fight. and can we safely say that what we're seeing here is a defiance of the geneva convention. yes it is,

and it will crimes be the 1st the for a vote. those that was the mass of bearing attack all the use rail, killing and taking hostages, which is called true to the geneva conventions and to the international law. so that the disease re override the the duty to proceed to be attacked is just find a way can we hostages to arrest. didn't prosecute him as the leaders who gave these really gold is not to mutilate the prisoners to the people that they do. now then we have these really tablets, the prime minister and t small cabinet who have authorized what to use and even discriminate modeling campaign and indeed also so they should bel. ready crimes,

because the bombing has be needing discrimination agencies is the name is to made $2700.00 children. i mean that is true vehicle and it is, you know, with something that is being discussed today and tomorrow at the un general assembly, right. i want to stay with general. lee is a talking shop. the fatal flaw isn't the you read is political decisions must be made by the security council and the security council is o. x. then comp. make any decisions because of the beach, right? we will do it by russian wielded by. yeah, we'll certainly keep an eye out on what happens at the general assembly, but just back to the issue of off work crimes and these violations of international law that the u. n. chief is describing taking place in gaza with these violations is with children are being held with children, with children to being, being,

being killed. target is really as targeting the hospitals as well as the shelter is how can these people, how can the women and the children, the innocent civilians to be protected from these attacks. a very all good story they thought a be because as i say the security council has the. ready need power needs know, is it 50, produce lead divided? and then mr. terry, this is made some reasonable, sensible a views and has being attacked for them. but very geez, to. we can have an offer re showed system moving to an extra rule. children are being killed in new grade by or bombing by russia, and it's a bad time with the right to be shot. then the general assembly is quite sickening

. you see the diplomat from the wrong tool came about more crimes when the around is duty list crimes against humanity in the past. so very g is we have a world where no. ready or international is not the most and where the crimes can be committed by doubling machine next to government we. we saw all of these impunity so the house can be part is being held accountable . sir. how can these parties be held accountable under international humanitarian law where they eventually lose involved in the decisions. ready by him as and by israel may be arrested abroad and they may be hosted to do the goals, the i, c. c. the international core can take golfing guide, minutes,

and so please be sure against them as needed as it contains routing guidance against mister netanyahu. and here's full cabinet box at the end of the day, saying that israel once recognized the 0 is fiction of the i, c, c. the cannot work. i mean, who will, who israel to accounts. and there's no, no rush or so this is the difficulty game where you have international show, but what you do have, and it's taking the system we can take the job saying can be as i say, prosecutions in the future. then people like lots of age people like milady can carry, did, should be, prosecute, just trying to use up to their crimes. and i know basis i did so long process and that we didn't even have a crime tribunal to punish. ringback richard, which was committed,

there should be by russia. thank you so much. is the 1st time we appreciate your time. thank you so much. we'll have to leave it there. thank you. now the us national security council spokesman has a little holding a briefing at the white house. let's bring in our white house correspondent, somebody how could joining us from the white house. so what did he have to say? the yeah, well the what the national security council spokesperson, john kirby had to say specifically, a really was a follow up on that shocking comment that presidential by then made in the rose garden on wednesday, where he essentially said that he didn't believe the number of civilian casualties now more than 7000 with more than 3000 children being killed in israel's war and gaza, saying that he couldn't trust the the bear or verify those numbers to be precise

. in the bottom line is, is that there are a number of journalists that not only challenges that but also called to question the insensitive nature of the president's comments. and so the repeated questions about that to which the spokes person defended repeatedly saying that to be by the administration will not apologize. the president will not apologize for making those remarks also saying that yeah, they believe the numbers are not reliable. and they also, well, they believe that there are many, many families that have been affected. they double down on the claim, but how mazda is a terror organization. and as the result, they believe that these are false numbers, and so therefore they give them no credibility. now, with respect to the tragedy that we're here at algae 0 has been experiencing with the death of the family, of our elders, there arabic bureau, chase,

the family. why? asked be a spokesperson, john kirby, specifically about that. it whether al jazeera journalist are being targeted among the many journalists that the center or committee to protect journalist says is now more than $24.00 journalists who have been killed just since october 7th, trying to cover this conflict of the spokes 1st and said his thoughts and prayers go out about to those that are grieving, but he denied that alger 0 specifically is being targeted. in fact, he said just the opposite. when i asked him directly if in fact delta 0 was being targeted, he said that he value the, the work that we are doing. and he said that he would not in any way underscore reporting here in the united states. but it says that there have been attempts to silence our network, but that is exactly what has been report is here in the united states,

the secretary of state anthony blinking reached out to looks hard government asking us to tone down our coverage. what i can tell you is that that was flatly denied in the white house briefing room just moments ago by john kirby. and also he flatly denied that al jazeera is being targeted specifically for is for coverage. okay, kimberly, we appreciate that. thank you so much for that update from the white house. so you heard kimberly, speaking just a moment ago about the comments that joe biden had made regarding the palestinian discount, saying that he had no confidence in the policy and death counts. and earlier the palestinian authority react to to these comments by you drove by it in the spring and troll stratford. he's joining us now from around my lights over in the occupied westbank. so what are the p a have to say about this? the well, let's just give you a bit of a feel from the streets of ramallah here in the occupied westbank. first we've been

speaking to people with their reaction, with respect to the statement by the us present dousing statistics coming out of gulls. and frankly, the general feeling on the strict, just a no surprise, the people that you speak to here saying that they frankly used to these kind of comments. they accuse the us of being very biased towards israel throughout the many decades of, of the occupation. they are well aware in the woods of, for example, jewish and. busy be as groups lobby in the us administration, us politicians, one person even told us frankly that they said that some they believed that the us was actually participating in the war on garza with israel. and they have very little faced and international institutions. for example, like b, like c, c, the instructional criminal court in the hague. but yes, you're right. earlier we spoke to the palestinian prime minister comedy style. i'm

once you've his comment on this, and this is what he had to say. bill out of self and lead those who don't want to see it. you gotta be there on the want to see what is happening one day. so they decide they don't want to see what is happening with their buddies in the side. so therefore, then i'm, but as architect the out, our members, these numbers are fit to us from the hospital of augusta the every single day that are received by our minister of have so charles, the people killed are not just and gaza, but also in the occupied westbank where you are and that number keeps growing every day. the yeah, that's right, and the last will. so we've heard that. so somebody who was shot, a young man that was short last friday has died of his injury. so there's well more than a 100 people that have been killed in new york supplied westbank during these ongoing use, right. any military rates, since that is how much the tax on october,

the 7th and more than $1450.00 people, arrested, mold and 90 people, arrested just last night alone, including at least 6 women. it was quite interesting. last night there was a feeling that there is gradually becoming more of a focus by the way, the ministry trying to round up activists. those 6 women more likely can see that to be political activists. one of them, a very well respected and well known right to the beach, some interesting stats as well, that will be put out by the you in organization. ok? yes. today i'll tell you. but the 25th, looking at a text by cyclical against palestinians. since those from us attacks inside israel, the un saying that there has been a huge increase in attacks by settle is a 138 since october the 7th. at least a 3rd of those attacks according to the un involving straits involving firearms being carried by the settlers. they saying that before october, the 7th,

the average daily attacks by settlers against palestinians was free. that is subsequently reason it's a 7. the reason why this is important is because when you speak to palestinians in these villages, for example, at the moment it is the only harvest season, a vital period of time in the year for the palestinian economy for palestinian families to hobbies, the olives they are coming on to daily attacks by settlers and many will tell you that they see these way in the middle tree as protecting the settlers in these attacks. so yeah, the situation was bad a, the ways before october the 7th situation. now, according to the u. n. and the policy these we've spoken to a lot was we are expecting more rates more arrests throughout the occupied westbank in the coming hours. thank you so much. charles stratford reporting from it all along the occupied west bank as well. funerals have been held for 4 family members

of al jazeera correspondence with an addition to what they were killed in an is really ero striking central garza. on wednesday night was family had moved from garza city to the slate at refuge account. and also after the is really army ordered $1100000.00 palestinians to relocate to the south of the strip for their own safety. a said bank reports a final farewell not to any parent would want to see the children with some words. what is that do isn't onto 0 correspondence. he's also a father and a husband from reporting on the story to becoming part of it after these ready minutes because his wife and son, daughter, and grandchild networks officers have been bummed, gymnast smoke just now. the family of a correspondence has been killed. why it has paid the highest price, but he says it won't do to him from covering user eligible and gaza. no doubt

it will not stop me from doing my duties no matter what the price without paying the voice of. i'll just hear my voice will continue to tell the truth. in a few minutes i will go live on air. shame on that is why you the occupation forces despite the will and the risk. hundreds of people turned out for the funeral or the costco that posting a grieving, entice time. these have been white tact. everyone here has said t is that good by. last some one, the one of the most densely populated pages on this posting is have to make room to bury the dead families who live together now side by side in the ground together. but as well as war and cause it is until the under living carried the pain, wondering if it will be dead, turn next slide big a to 0. a while the elders are a media network has issue with this statement,

extending it sincere condolences and sympathy to the door on the loss of his family . and that is really airstrike goes on to say that it's deeply concerned about the safety and wellbeing of fits. colleagues and gaza and holds the is really all forward, he is responsible for their security. the network strongly condemns. the indiscriminate targeting and killing of innocent civilians which led to the killing of an adult stores, family and countless others. it urges the international community to intervene and put an end to these attacks on civilians, thereby safeguarding innocence lives and has returned to work. following the killings and funeral, a for members of his family, he told alta 0 about the continued shelley in garza city. i had that obama at middle georgia and nicole and she has the le, have up in these exceptional moment and study. see, it's i would you take to carry on to report the truth. i love it. it's my duty to

continue my coverage objectively. i'm transpire in place and despite quite the pagan fun. yeah. because in the past few hours he is ready. wal plains have intensified that strikes on the golf. a strip of 5 as it's accompanied by artillery, selling the feast of a ship, mainly in the like to a neighborhood to you. and you can see the smoke from the air rates. i'm assigned to a north of golf and 6 a to the fall, right? there is nothing scorched. uh, how do you, what are the result of ruthless bombardment by the is really occupation false. as you can still see, clouds of dust and smoke and the explosions can be heard, shut, interrupted only by new waves of air strikes and residential areas. then it is clear that white foss, 1st bombs, we used in some of these areas because as we speak, a new wave of a talk, so simple tag, easily from an on the ground pound intensive populated areas. besides being non stop, i mean many residential buildings have been leveled based,

indiscriminate shelling has caused some muscle damage in like tone. as a bombardment continues, there will be more explosions, more fires, and of costs. more victims of you by people using that bad hands to recover bodies from the global. i'm search for survivors. as we saw earlier. you can see them on wednesday. they can tell you y'all, moved, neighborhood was white of the face of the model, 100 posting into killed a mulberry. under the rule, both today, this residence managed to rescue, to survive as an adept the batch. so that was the door for forwarding for us from a garza and that's not bringing yada. i. she's joining us from london, yada is a journalist 41 of her family members, as well as 4 of her colleagues were killed by is really strikes and the war on gaza . and yadda, as i understand it, 2 more colleagues, if you're as are still missing when 1st of all allow me to express condolences to the killings of your, your family members as well as your colleagues. when you see the air strikes, continue, you see your friends, your, your family, your,

your colleagues going through this. so what goes through your mind? i don't, you don't have any words i, i few. so either if you go find a few angry i'm but i'm not allowed to feel any of this week because i have the responsibility to continue reporting and stories just to correct due to my colleagues have been carried on to the others have been missing. and, and we don't know if they're alive or not. my best friend was killed on the 7th of october. he was about to send in journalist working for i need. yeah. and then a week later they couldn't, there is dsl draws the phone. there are for a media and my boss and mentor who i was in touch with during this aggression and how he went back to report and be on the ground. it was a targeted, assess the nation of thursday and all that brought him there, a targeting during this, as we are seeing on the ground, you know, uh,

why do i lost most of his family, including his wife and children in a very, very bar barnett of talk on during the, the, the more than 20 cities during the list and god, that has been good since the 7th of october. and this is not the 1st time. is there any makes a clear statement that this is a word against journalist as well? well, i knew you'd find, why do you think that journalists are being targeted in this way? and according to the committee, to protect the journalist it's thing and fact that at least 24 journalists have been killed. that's among, of course the more than 7000 people that have been killed in the gaza. and this is the committee to protect journalist is describing this as the deadliest stretch for journalist since tracking began back in 1992 a. m that you know, during the winter i get it in palestine for a long time. i actually became interested in journalism and i wanted to become

a journalist of the killing of the veteran journalist shooting abruptly. and it brought him my friend who was also killed as a journalist. he started doing during the them because he wanted to get it. yes, there's more the message to the world after he was killed in 2018 in the great to larger for, during, for this you know, is there and had systematically target the journalist. but what we're seeing now is really dangerous because they are sending very dear messages, very clear threats. so everything is during that. listen, garza, you know, no journalists feels safe. you know, so many of my colleagues will either their family members or their own lives. why report thing on the ground, you know, they're not only trying to assess the need during this, but they're also trying to inflict pain. i'm trying to silence us by, you know, doing or our family and our children. and you know, so many of my colleagues right now and the ground are really, i'm terrified of the situation. i'm feeling duty because, you know, they're feeling that they could put the front of the address book. you know,

everyone who got those on facebook is there is it's trying to silence us because they know that this barbara gotten no more is there is no when it gets for the 1st time we're seeing globally, there's so many people standing up with bought us time realizing the atrocities i'm seeing 1st time, you know, massacres and genocide, that's happening in google docs. and despite the whole need to block out the, you know, if you're in law and every single thing that they're doing, they plan to cut the electricity. they belong the good took up the internet that makes the coverage very limited, but they also, anyone who's being a journalist has been directly either targeted or not someone right place. i couldn't dig a jada when you hear comments from is really officials like you of go on to the defense minister saying this that quote, more stages will follow. and that the military is setting the ground for the continuation of the campaign. how worried does not make you, and what do you call them the international community to you know,

i'm not just opposed, i'm not just, i don't have words. you know, i've, i've spent the last 3 weeks, almost trying every single day to own live tv in the west, especially as i lived in the west. i'm trying to build the world that are live is month or that's our lives, you know, smart. there's just like a new other person on the re polished and you live on the we are not going to just be kid. and you know, of the challenge money journalists were being really misleading and reporting in a very dizzy one. nice thing. way about what's happening and god, it's very clear and they say that every single interview, what's happening is month of is the word from us or what's happening is, you know, closing done the start of god's done. what's really dangerous in the international community is not only complicit, but it's also a big but the side to, to continue. you know, that he was given the green light for it is ready to continue. mazda occurring not when was to the hospital because of the people who have been think our children were talking about nearly 3000 children. 3200, you know,

is there. and it was one of the most, um, uh, with the k did really to really intelligence systems. um, what we're seeing as most of the casualties are children, i'm civilians and the women from the, you know, public human lives doesn't matter. but it's, you know, they're the whole claim that the targeting, how much is completely completely misleading and completely i like, i just read continues to like how the international community needs to do something right now because it's been 20 days. i can't believe it's been 20 days because i can't believe the world is watching more children being master grades. there's more than mine, 100 choosing spend under there, but still the situation goes beyond that. that's true. but you know, people hook but there's a completely shopping dog, there's no electricity, there's no. ringback like walter people or if they're not going to die from the bombardment, they're going to die from infectious diseases. i'm in touch with many doctors and got under describing the situation. not the only other, much understood,

but the word church for those who are still alive. you know, right this in the i my apologies jada, but thank you so much for joining us. we'll have to leave it there. we've run out of time yada, or he's joining us from london. thank you. well, a senior. how about us official based on living on has called for stronger support from regional allies, including husband law for these comments will bring an id, a hash, and he's joining us from not buddha, that's in the south of lebanon. so i mean, what more did you guys become, i'd have to say it was it how much? how much the official goals on has will lie to exact more efforts in this front, the liberties front in order to have more and more the dozens in resisting israel. now, as you know, over the past 2 weeks since the beginning of this conflict as well on time as i've been on very close called the nation and just a couple of days ago, the lead us of the lead off as well uh,

from the for the law match with the deputy lead of a parent i saw that had already on the need out is that means you had and actually these meetings and according to saw the have the, i don't really who i spoke yesterday to on television. he said that there are many meetings that's all taking place between his leadership and hezbollah, so the all the uh how much so for shows of all so cool that has a lot to give more on i'll, i'll provide more with respect to the front and the. busy i know in, however, what we can see right now is that this front is been escalating gradually, just um, an hour to go. the a separate all is ready uh, shows hitting the send it to you all for an affordable way to be off. and i live in ease, ami a tower also. now we had that as well. also show the town of really the 22 of the east. now that i don't know if, if it's, if you can see it's, it's a,

it's in denied. but the, the fire is that's been a blazing all the is, was born in all the bushes surrounding the border. and now h h, a few hours whenever the fire sets its hitting, once again with a shelves that create more fire. and then this is creating a situation, whereas the whole towns yet are kind of impacted and effective with the ashes with the scent. and of course, some aside from the environmental impact, there's also a reason they want to deny the fights as he and saw that. but not a need cover whatever the launching attacks against has really made it to posit positions. okay, thank you so much, heidi hash and report from the quota in the selves of 11 on as well as the fanatic efforts are continuing right around the world and european leaders. they're meeting in brussels, they're expected to call for the establishments of humanitarian court orders. and pauses and the bombardment of gaza stuff us n as in brussels,

following the developments. no code for a ceasefire coming from brussels, nor a condemnation over the thousands of civilians as in gaza due to his wally bombardments. so what lead us here in brussels hoped to agree on is some kind of human to terry and pause of pauses. the is a huge disagreement among division among the leaders here, a part of the group to lead by germany, which plays a fairly important role. looking at the history, looking at a hold of costs on conditionally supports israel, and they will very worried about ceasefire or let alone of a humanitarian pause because it would sound too much like to cease by us. so what they now hope to agree on humanitarian pauses of color, either which give some time in between bombardments to get to materials aid into gas and which is so badly needed. but this whole division within the european union is very painful because you are a new european union started as a peace project,

but the workspace is not being mentioned here as a individual you lead us came to the summit with different messages. for example, the prime into so spain was calling for a cease fire. he said, what i want is a ceasefire, but it's not being backed up by all the 20s have a number of states. also, the prime minister on belgium was very critical about what's going on and got it as it was listed. that's prime minister. but these are people will probably much in favor of a different approach from euro subset is 27 member states. and they want to show unity here in brussels. step 5, some else just era and brussel. spell the palestinian for a minister of the automatic. he is visiting the hague. suppose for a war crimes investigation against israel. he says he's received assurances that israel will be investigated for its actions in gaza, just on the word. that is what it is wasting is different. this time,

the word is a water for revenge. that toward this war has no real objective rather than the thoughts of destruction, of every livable court in this place in guzzle. we have any barker at the hey town, he has more on what the policy and foreign minister have to say. it was a lot of busy different productivity by the public senior foreign minister. he's been in jetta inside you ravia you see of course, earlier this week of the un security council and now to the policy and mission here, the hey, the home of international justice, the international criminal court, the international court of justice, also known as the world court was you mention to the foreign minister did suggest that after an hour or so long meeting with cream con is the chief i c. c. prosecutor. so the court has agreed to investigate allegations of will crimes,

crimes against humanity, genocide on the 4th deportation of people. there is a kind of you out that we could take many, many years for any kind of ruling to be made the, all i see see, but it also doesn't have a police force. so it comp force member, confused to a signatories to the i. c. c. to hand over one seats, individuals that will so israel is not a policy to the room statute does not recognize the will starts the of the i c c. so why is it doing this one? it's all about legal accountability. it's all about reminding the international community of the white, a context of the conflict that's going on the comp time the we'll take a look at some other news now and amount suspected of caring out to mass shootings in the us state of maine is still at large at least 18 people were killed and 13

others injured in the city of lewiston, police have urged people to stay indoors as they undertake a door to door search. it's on 100 and reports. after one of the worst mass shootings in us history, main police have launched a man hunt for a gunman. on the run. the fbi i in police are searching for the man who open fire inside a bar and a bowling alley that was hosting a use night in the town of lewiston. police say the man they're looking for 40 year old robert card is armed and dangerous. his car was found to band and in a nearby town. this is an ongoing homicide investigation. search for the person that is responsible for we're in the early stages of this investigation. card is a trained firearms instructor in the army reserves. according to the main information and analysis center, he recently suffered from mental health issues. the center says, hearing voices threatening to attack his national guard base. and he was committed to a mental health facility for 2 weeks earlier this year. armed guards, man,

a hospital, treating victims, families gathering nearby auburn, awaiting news of their loved ones. a significant amount of shock going on with people that were actually when it was obviously when i was bringing people in that were looking for their loved ones. there's fear of this panic. of course, there's worry, understandable, local schools in a college, you're locked down. residents ordered to stay home of hauntingly familiar scene after another mass shooting in america, john 100 alger 0 as well. 2 people have died following an explosion at a boxing training center or west of the off guns capital capital. police confirmed that a further 9 people were injured. no details had been given about the cause of that explosion. hurricane notice has battered mexico southern pacific coast, killing at least 27 people. powerful category 5 hurricane has caused widespread flooding and the resort city of acapulco, monroe right below reports. scenes of destruction along mexico's south western

coast. this is the aftermath of hurricane otis. after making landfall near the resort city of a couple, you go home to some 1000000 people. our house is a total loss, my mattresses, my documents, my children's, my grandchildren, things. it's a total loss sign to say, otis strength and quickly just before it hit a couple of many were caught off guard. there were some models that were predicting a slight intensification before landfall, but nothing obviously to the extent that was seen. and um, you know, i think we can't really blame the model since this was a, you know, broke all records in terms of rapid intensification. but you know, both the, the models and the national hurricane center were certainly not expecting this kind of development. power and communication lines are down and many streets and bridges

are covered in mud. thousands of members of the armed forces have been deployed to help with the clean of every forecasters have described. otis, as a catastrophic hurricane is also believed to be the 1st eastern pacific hurricane ever recorded to make land fall in mexico. as a category 5 men was now palo alto 0. well, the new speaker of the us house of representatives has put forward a resolution supporting israel and it's war on god. so how does to cast her reports the us congress had been champing at the bit to take action, to support israel since the worst start. and on wednesday, it finally got its chance after the house finally elected a speaker after 22 days without one republican mike johnson, a trump ally, one unanimous support from his party to become the new leader of the house. and even before taking the oath of office, he vowed to pass

a resolution to support israel as his 1st act as speaker. the 1st bill that i'm going to bring to this floor in just a little while will be in support of our did your friend israel, and we're overdue. and getting that done, we're going to show not only israel, but the entire world that the barbarism of hum us that we have all seen play out on our television screen screens is wretched and wrong. and we're going to stand for the good in that conflict resolution pass with over whelming bipartisan support in the house. it pleasures the us to stand by israel against the quote, barbaric war launched by him. us. nowhere doesn't mention protecting civilians in gaza or humanitarian aid or calling on israel to show any kind of restraint. a competing resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza has been introduced earlier. i wish you to, to leave a palestinian american who represents michigan. that resolution got no traction

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