february 2020 a shift detained since august 2021 which is 0 calls for the immediate release of its generalists detained in egypt. journalism is not a crime. the the guys of these beings tongue the people of garza, is shown underneath it. among the un says nowhere and guns is safe and it's 8 operation is collapsing. there's no let up in israel's bombarding of gaza civilian areas have been hit overnight. the number of palestinians killed

has no past 7300. the 0 any. it's good to have you with us. this is your lives from the also coming up, at least for palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank and raised by the is really army. and israel's are in don't fails to stop the rockets from gaza hitting buildings and television plus thousands in ramallah in oman and jordan, take to the streets in support of palestinians and gone. the it is now 12 gmc, that is 3 pm in gaza, where the humanitarian situation for palestinians is getting worse. almost half of the hospitals have been forced to close. unable to attend to the hundreds of people wounded during overnight is really airstrikes. there's been more bombing in

civilian areas and the united nations has warned that it nowhere in gaza safe. it also says civil order has collapsed, foreign ministers of 9. our countries have condemned the force to displacement and collective punishment of palestinians since the war began on october, the 7th israel's bombing campaign campaign across the gaza strip has killed $7326.00 palestinian stats according to the gods in health ministry. it also says 108 palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank in nearly 3 weeks. and 2 palestinian prisoners died in his really custody. israel says that they died of natural causes. meanwhile, is really government says that more than $1400.00 is really is, were killed in the a mazda attack of october. the 7th, the commissioner general of the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees on the raw says israel is inflicting collective punishment on people in gaza. he said the majority of those suffering or women and children. what was the last 2 days?

what has drastically meant to this consumption of june? but this came to cost out came, had to make tough decisions that no immune to invoke us should do. what needs most people bakeries will just ation love supervision in the hospital. all these needs fuel to function. the siege means that full time fuel on basic commodities are being used to collectively punish more than 2000000 people. and one of them, the majority of children and women also is there is honey mountain mode, joins us from han, eunice, honey. i'd like to pick up from the conversation we were having a while ago you started explaining to me that a pretty basic form of a food rationing system is now being put into place and gaza.

yes. well, what's going on? we have a gaza right now. has limited amount of everything and, and the fear. here's an overwhelming fear that within that you, coming hours or maximum by, by tomorrow as the united nations warrant goes a basically it's good to run a fever thing. so when it comes, let's start with, for example, food, food, supplies, and water supplies, and, and as far as we know, the older human at your income voice. are we boys that have been allowed as it goes on? are limited to the southern part of garza. none of it is going to the northern part . there are still people who are trapped there. do you should not come to the south either because they don't know any one or you just want it to die in their place? basically, they said it's everywhere on safe. but because of the, there's a large number of people here. we're talking about 700000 people evacuated to the

south with limited amount of resources. a rationing system has been put into place and has been an effective since yesterday. where have you q and uh and, and in the front of a bakery at. busy for 2 popular brands, you're not given that to pack a pack of break only one because they want to make sure that everyone in the, in the line gets their share of the bread just to keep them survive. because the luxury now it just for surviving the same thing applies to water and water supplies and water sources. older because of lack of fuel, all the machinery and the solution systems are all. now there's only one that is covering the entire golf. this trip down and we hope it's not going to be targeted . that was so many people in need of drinking water cleaning, drinking water. it's just only limited amount of it is available. you are limited as a family to one gallon of water that's only basically in as not,

not even not like it gets, it gets you through the day. basically. you said you needed tickets to stand in line at the bakery and then get one pack of bread for your entire family regardless of the size of the family. how do you get that ticket? who gave it to you? well, there is no official body. managing cit. busy lives in gaza right now. there is a complete absence of any civil order right now. what baker is order owners are doing. just think the people did not get a fight with each other. they don't get an a quarter over who's 1st and who comes last. they started a ticketing system where each one standing or chewing in front of the bakery has a piece of paper with the number on there and how much cheaper they're going to get . so we're basically down to one pack a person without that ticket for it. but unfortunately, wouldn't be able to get that pack of bread. and it's,

it's old as parted and implemented by bakers who owners just to keep some sort of order and arrangement. and because this is the last thing, the one is people a fight, a break between people, which is likely to happen at the more we have this car's the dates of resources. yeah, you say you said no official body is managing civil life right now and it, it, that squares with what we were saying at the top of the show, the united nations has said that the civil order has collapse. then what you're describing is an illustration of that honey mom with thank you very much for the very latest from gaza on how people are feeding their families every day. now students last are really the head of owner was also said that to date, efforts to deliver humanitarian aid, the gaza has been largely in effective. they have been intense, negotiation on invest, set them to provide to, to open

a new many turn supply nice sofa. it has only resulted in a handful of it's converting this when not to me, those to factor the guys out is being stronger. the people of gaza is shown underneath it. and i'm going to be r t f. i is the senior mid least spokes person to the world food program. i spoke to her earlier and she described the situation on the ground is very difficult that she got the dropping in with the lack of basic supplies and see if you would short the just that's really going to threaten bringing or humanity getting operations into a whole food than water, all running out and people are facing increasing the desperate conditions. and also the outside even of got the endorse. come conditions of the tell you they think every day and food is running short. so without the additional fuel supply. and

also with the why we was come the opening of the wood, the crossing point last week. i think the number of too many studies a because the trip cuz inside guns up on these convoys has been really very limited . so it's a very difficult situation. yeah, well then we are able to, to adopt, we sense so far is like probably less than a $100000.00 people. so that, that a list they compare to the uh, you know, the size of the needs that we have is i guess. so it does work for us to be able to provide assistance to people in government have to scale up a patient to provide for for one video people. we need 40 trucks of wi fi for one to enter every day to this one. the cost in point, so we definitely, it's not enough. we need more. uh, you know, for the opening, we need much more, you know, these trucks that needs to be scaled up. it needs to be much, many,

many more than the 20 trucks of every day. at least for palestinians were killed by the is really army and the occupied westbank on thursday night there been confrontations between palestinian fighters and his really soldiers conducting raids. the videos, circulating online show is really forces storming the city of janine enron. khan was there to look at the amount of that rating to the right begun around 1 o'clock in the morning. these ready all mean heavy on the vehicles about 40 to 50 of them came down that road that they came down the road on stood on. um and they started trying to shoot their way into the camp. now what you can see in the foreground is a burial site. gravy on the graveyard was actually set up in july. i already has 15 people there. read that right now. now of the, the shooting was over,

they actually brought in a heavily on the bulldozer. it's worth just showing you what they did. it's difficult to try and understand what they achieved will aim. uh they achieved by digging up this road. if they wanted to cut off the water supply to the camp, they're off for easier ways of doing it. the bringing in heavily on the bulldozer defending the bulldozer waltz that goes up the road and digs everything up. now in the right itself, uh, 3 palestinians were killed. one of them was a senior leader of the team. jeanine battalion. um, now the jeanine battalion didn't move into the account. they didn't come here there from the cam itself. they've grown up resisting occupational. a roy that they have on the international law, there's been 3 raids of this cam uh, one of them involved, a drawing that drove as a drawing we've been hearing the overhead. but when i joy attention now,

to this sewing over here, this was the palestinians trying to help out the residence of janine refuge account that are actually building a right the rehabilitation paving of internal roads, engineering company, and government. they say the time of the project is a $120.00 days. well clearly if these randy's keep roofing up the roads that's gonna take a lot longer. so the palestinians, they're trying to build some roads trying to make the life of the people living in the camp. slowly easy of these ratings. i've decided that they want to rip up those roads and the palestinians tell us this is simply harassment of the ordinary people . living within the camp you're wrong code out, is there a jeanine refuge account? there's been a barrage of rock. it's fired from the gaza strip into tel aviv, and a mazda is claimed responsibility for those rocket attacks. houses, or is the hold up bill? i mean it joins us from ramada. honda, i wanna ask you 1st what you know about these attacks and what was struck in tel

aviv serial. as you said, there was a garage of rockets. most of them weren't intercepted by the i in the system, but one managed to get through. and according to israeli police, it take a residential building and 3 people were likely injured. we also know that the police, as the as now cordoned off that area in central to leave and is trying to get a, do just live it clear up that area of them at any kind of debris of the rock. and that would have fallen in the surroundings. hold are, can you tell me what's been going on in ramallah because there were rallies that we saw today being friday, their it's awesome. the day window or a gatherings, but we saw rallies in support of the palestinians and gaza. yes, there were black valleys earlier on here. the central square of ramallah,

the menorah square. and then as it, as it, the practice here, they sort of start walking and go and rounds coming back was to the square. there's a few 100 people here, as you said, calling for support of support that sort of directed to the people of guys. uh, they were a few also were chatting support to the got some brigades, and that's the military we got from mazda and the same scene that was happening here in ramallah was also in for the and several cities across the occupied was bag, like hybrid. and that blows in some areas. now there are some clashes going on between fathers, senior news. and um, uh, is really military. uh, we know for example that there's been several wounded in bethlehem and also in high, broad. but those are all sort of isolated efforts because it is very difficult football as it is to group and show up and large numbers simply because up the road

closures. freedom of where the movement is not something guaranteed across the occupied west. back during normal times during these times of war uh, searching it is much more difficult than any way polish student is would tell you that they would do their best not to go, not to travel on the roads because they fear, for example, the settler attacks. but they also fear to go through is really military check boards. so you have the small kind of protests happening a bit all over the occupied was back more or less at the same time as zeros. hold up, they'll need reporting from ramallah. thank you very much. and they've also been riley's across cities in the middle east and support of palestinians in the admin. thousands of gathered in the northern city of money. they are condemning israel's war on gaza and the killing of civilians in jordan crowds are rallying in the capital a month. many are waiving policy and flags and denouncing israel's attacks on gaza

. it is rarely army has prevented worshipers from gathering ahead of friday prayers at ox, a mosque in occupied east jerusalem. ellen fisher is in the isn't occupied east jerusalem, and he describes how difficult it is the palestinians to enter the most compound the prey. well, if you look over the compound of, i'll ext uh, normally on a friday you get somewhere in the region of 40 to 60000 people coming the prison over for the day. so it was quite empty. but it was only 5000 people there today. and the reason for that is in westbank times that up locates so the police are stopping people getting anywhere near here and then around the city itself. it's very difficult for anyone to get close to the mosque. the we thought that maybe this young people were being discoveries, but pictures from inside the city on one of the ways leading to the most men in their fifties, the 60s to seventies. they've been pushed away by the police telling them to know getting to the most to date. and why did use just up the road to you not far from

lions gate, where many people in the occupied westbank an occupied east. jerusalem would make their way to pre, i'll axa the road was blocked, and the police pushed people back. they use stun grenades and they use salt water, which makes you a close thing. and they even use some tear gas in the end. the young man who was in the group and there were mainly young men backed off and they just prayed in the street. it was very difficult for them to get anywhere near. and we spoke to a couple of young men who were here. we tried to go last week, but we decided not to both of this week because it was just too difficult. and that will be the view of many people around to, you know, we know that the all x a component is controlled by jordan to have control over under international treaties. but really, access is controlled by these really see decide who can come in and who can come out and not makes things very difficult for people. it discourages them as a reminder to the power studies who's really in control. even if it's just something really simple to go and pray or something really important to,

to go and pray. all is for sure. i'll just do it. ok part east jerusalem is still ahead on alpha 0. emergency services in 711 on struggle to contain fire is caused by is really a tax across the border will have more from our course. the thank you for tuning in. let's go with your world whether update beginning in asia pacific, and it continues to be a saki forecasts for the west coast of japan. some areas do have landside alerts and play for just how intense this rain has been. as of late tokyo, likely to get straight to some showers as well on saturday with a high of 23 degrees. best bet for the rain and china western areas of the gang. see in the pearl river valley in san for the yellow river valley, where the sun's out temperatures ranging from about $28.00 to $30.00 degrees outside for this time of the year. we're coming up to november pretty soon for

india. it's just careless state where we've got some heavy pulses of rain. sundry downpours to be expected care as well. but now that the mountain soon range of cleared away plenty of sunshine right across the country. things are also dry and focused on bit more in the way of cloud cover though for sim providence and punjab . providence. on saturday baton. 32 degrees the high for you. and after that relentless rain that we saw in parts of the golf, including for us here in cats are and by really looks like most of the action will be around the red sea. we do have flashed flood warnings in play here for mecca region that rain also getting into the jet that as well that 33, but a very comfortable 34 degrees for us here in the ha. and sunshine will be in the mix. c, as in the and you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines this our, the is really army has prevented worshippers from gathering ahead of friday.

prayers and l x a mosque. additional security checks and roadblocks are in place and occupied easters. hundreds of palestinians are rallying in ramallah to show support for garza. they are denouncing these really siege on the strip and continued rates in the occupied west and has been a barrage of rockets fired from the gulf and stripped into tell of the most of them were interest tempted by israel's are in don't system but one fell on a building, a mazda is claimed responsibility for those attacks multiple fires have been seen on lebanon's border with israel. the united nations interim force and lebanon says that they're burning near mine fields. they're caused by fighting between the israeli army and the lebanese on the group has belong, you and firefighters are at the scene. israel's military says at least 7 soldiers have been killed. zeno holder has this update from the border with a, from the live in on border area, as well as riley strikes are being blamed for the wild fires that have been raging

along several kilometers of the border with israel. according to the united nations peace keeping force, the fires are now under control. but we've seen this in the past. this is not the 1st conflict. the 1st war, if you like, between those where the army and has been lost in previous rounds, it is really military. they target bush's trees, the cause fires, so that has the law has no place to hide, so that their fighters cannot approach the border. so that they can not launch attacks from those areas or launch any possible incursions into a northern as well. so this is definitely a topic because what both sides have been trying to do is blind each other. about a few days ago, has the law said that it has been destroying surveillance cameras along the border on is really military position so that they can not see. so these are, these cannot see their movements along the border. and that's why we've seen israel uses drones. drones are in the skies 24 hours

a day. and really that has made it quite difficult for hezbollah to operate. it has suffered quite a number of casualties nearly 50 in the past 3 weeks because they are operating in open territory. and because drones surveillance, drones are in the sky, but in the past 24 hours we haven't seen any has, has, will attack the police know, claim, or responsibility. which could be an indication that the group is reassessing and seeing why they are taking these casualties. and may come up with a new strategy. the us as launch strikes on iran, lynx facilities in eastern syria. the pentagon says the strikes were near the town of abu kamala and targeted weapons and ammunition storage facilities used by runs revolution regard john henry, and has the latest on this from washington, dc to well and a phone call just a few minutes ago, a senior defense official said that the u. s. has been struck 19 times by what they described is a ronnie and proxies in

a rock in syria since october 17th. and these are the us return fire with an f. 16 strength just within the last couple of hours asked if those strikes ended up with casualties. the us officials said we don't do. we're not saying for certain, but we know there were people at those spots earlier in the past couple of days. so this is a us striking retaliation and that senior defense official was clear to say that a ron is trying to hide its hand and as these attacks through proxies and that those proxies were funded, trained and directed by a ron. and that's why the us, it is retaliating at the official also said that this is separate from the war between israel and gaza, that the us is not intending to get involved in those strikes. and that it doesn't

want to get directly involved in a conflict with a ron, but that it will respond to protect its assets in the region. and of course, as we know, the us is sending more and more assets to the regions. representatives from us in iran are currently in moscow for meetings with russian officials. they are believed to be discussing the possible release of some of the 229 captives being held in gaza. you'll be a shovel, valuable itself as yours, correspondents in moscow, and she gave us this update. guessing the latest report from the kremlin presidential pipes parsons, with your best cold, russia believes necessary to maintain contact with policies to the policy that is really complex. it's been an unannounced visit for russia by how much i'm a rush to declare that it remains unimportant ritual today as well. me see what the

representatives of come up and trying to assess all the complex yesterday evening. there was a, me say, a reference deputy for a minute. we have books on us and the reset ever are serious. i. he is a men both. how much is police beer? and jeff, also the deputy foreign minister. but ron was also present that there was a statesman johnson who is from the russian foreign ministry that the issue uh well the show but releasing the cop to have been discussed and the russian in boston, israel and that's totally a big truck that has said that the 3 people with the russian and is really citizenship had been held and considered in the go this trip and also these ready slide these ready for ministry report or the, during the reasons for us to this is 23 russian citizens were killed and now it is widely expected that if the right people with russian pass code, who country health passive, they will hopefully be released with how much does not say anything about the possibility of the a caps, who's being released in the statements own as

a result of the various ations with most who understands that the leverage is loaded not baseless, is not enough on how mazda is very limited because of how much of a united organization and with most here has no influence on it submitted to your way, which has been holding people, inconsistency the do want to bring you some other world news now. former chinese premier, a career tongue has died at the age of 68 chinese state media se lee suffered a heart attack while in shanghai. it comes just months after he step down from his position is trying his 2nd highest rank, the official, katrina, you has more from badging, people here. millions look up to this news on friday morning and there in shock of the kitchen was relatively young. only $68.00 and he had just retired from public service in march this year. so people seem to result in doing his live. so people

are slight, sat inside this. he was quite well liked known as a people's premier and he was quite a highly educated in law and economics for english fluently. and he held that position as she is right hand man for about 10 years, which is the maximum to full of premier here. and during that time, that was a very significant time for china. she was tacit overseeing the economy. and also he played a big role in diplomacy because that was the time in china really started to project itself as an international world leader. although he was technically full a decade, the 2nd most powerful official here in china. he wasn't notice of being particularly, and this is he was really a very loyal to us. he didn't ping and come in his policy and nor, and as of what could be kind of additional on the ground implementing policies. look, they're all 2 approaches he was known for and we live at leave a legacy for. he really did push for more of a liberal list, restore mr. poach when it came to china's economy. and in the year 2014, during

a working speech, he declared a war on pollution breaking. a long standing tradition by chinese leaders of course, in growth before the environment and that was really seen as a period. that's again, one of these policies that helped to improve the aging smoke and it's towards the bad at pollution at the time. overall, he was also actually quite well like among deploy diplomats, as well as other chinese officials, as seen as the quite low key guy genial and a person with integrity said you will be assessed by a talks between students will or infections have resumed, and the saudi city of jetta nearly 5 months after they were suspended. so it ends army has been battling the power military rapids support forces for control of the country since april. the conflict has left 1000 instead, and millions have been displaced. houses there is had been more getting reports from the southern east capital. this is what's s my home, it's home and how to tune looks like after an artillery shell. heads it last week.

residents, here's the it's came from across the maya river, fired by the power military rapids support forces into northern, undermine a strong hold of the sudanese army. the 2 sites have been fighting for more than 6 months because i didn't sit in the flower delivery. i was sitting on the bed, then i had an explosion, and the was covered in a darcy and i couldn't move because of the destruction say, and the shop, know me in the like. i was bleeding. they took me to the neighbor's house. and that's where i found that it wasn't not too early strike once a relatively safe place in the past month, hundreds of artillery strikes have been launched at school hospitals and homes in northern on through man. dozens of civilians have been killed or injured. right on the game and look on some off. what was coming back from the shopping hood. people seeing that shows are forwarding one, hit our neighbor and killed him. i was hit by shrapnel and then we ran home and the 2nd round struck our house. local emergency crews accuse the rapids support forces

of carrying out the best strikes. the shelling and civilian areas has prompted people who have stayed in cartoon throughout the months of conflict to leave to stay for areas outside the capital. but in the past few weeks, fighting and security has been spreading to previous to safe areas. a ceasefire its hawks have resumed after months of suspension. both this is denise army and the power military group say they want to end the suffering of a boost caught in the crossfire. but previous tooth is collapsed. sometimes minutes after coming into effect. and many here say they'll wait to see if this round of negotiations is any different. he but morgan ultra 0 cartoon. brazil is in the grip of one of the worst drought sits in jordan generations. it has put the lives and livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people at risk. 60 cities are under a state of emergency and scientists, warren that there.