what's being insisted on by israel, he says it's not good enough. it needs to be adjusted to how many more trucks. i welcome to the drawing global consensus for humanitarian pause. you that adds misery is going by the minute. this is the moment of truth. history is judging a sole well. history is judging the world. it's also judging israel and you're seeing that on your screens right now. james, thank you very much indeed. so somebody caught, we appreciate you being with us. thank you very much and feed. thank at least for palestinians were killed by these very ami and the occupied wife banking overnight attacks that in confrontations between palestinian fighters and his reading soldiers, conducting raids, videos, circulating online show is very forces storming the searching as you need. and on cons that did you need a refugee come to bring installation the palestinians. hey, of burying the dead now it's worth pointing out that this actual graveyard was only

setup in july and already it has 17 people at the very time. now one of those was actually a senior figure in the janine battalions. now it was pointing out as well. uh, did you mean battalions actually a rodney in the account? because they grew up the and they dropped resisting occupation. they wouldn't be the if it wasn't for the occupation, and they have this right to resist on the international law now. uh, the actual rate starts at around 1 o'clock in the morning. these relatives came from various different directions, including this, right? i'm on at the moment. that's just was showing you a just this road over here was the raid was going on. these ratings brought in a heavily all med bulldozer and they start digging up right now if they were trying to cut off the electricity or cut off the water supply, they're all for easier ways of doing and palestinians are telling us, but actually this is just for rushman of the people living in the camp. now,

while these raids all come in place by no means the residents actually getting used to the model, you should accept it. we've got nothing left to lose. the occupation targets the land, the trees, the stones, the children, women, undoubtedly what's left. what are they expect us to do? this is also where serena walkway a colleague, was actually killed by his railey stipend. on the 11th of may, 2022. it has the significance, have a palestinian, who see her as a hero, when it comes to journalist reporting on the occupation moved. and that it's this kind of thing that is now becoming much more common place the harassment of palestinians living within jeanine refuge account. and well, they telling us, this is now what is happening the come on to of these ready, all mean the westbank says the gloves in our, when it comes to dealing with palestinians living in the occupied westbank list is

what it looks like. everyone calling out 0 jeanine refugee camp. you'll guys go to child, stop producing ronaldo, photos for the lasers, baird shelves. we have seen rates there to what's been happening. the various moving parts to today in the occupied westbank crop. as you heard the people picking up the pieces in janine off to that lodge overnight. res. um, but it also varies. crashes in various areas across the occupied west banks, the softer new. now, these kind of incidents on usual for fridays, but of course in the context of the war and the situation having escalated so dramatically in the last 3 weeks or so. there were quite a few of these flashes happening in ramallah novelists to the newest of elk pod, westbank hebron, fates law hum. according to the palestinian red crescent, they were at least 71 people wounded and apparently according to the right presence

the 27th. then 27 of them wounded by life. i munition is perhaps not surprising when obviously under a war scenario as we are currently in these riley minutes, a may well be expected to tip to use a live. i munition more of it. as you heard a man say the that had come on the reason why they come out are in charge of operations here in the occupied palestinian territory. a couple of days ago saying the dogs were off now, there was gonna be more rage. so it's not unexpected. that they were even more heavy handed than usual, these really ministry in dealing with these process with these classes. they've also a number of demonstrations, perhaps smaller than expected demonstrations here in ramallah again in hebron and south of annapolis. and it's being speculation that some of the reasons why these protests were smaller is one because of the increased closures. these roadblocks

now things that become a lot more difficult even more difficult to move around the occupied westbank for palestinians since the war started. another reason is a game that fit of live far. um, people are generally more afraid of getting wounded and then the worst case scenario or obviously dying because yeah, these rarely ministries drops off on the west bank. um there were also a number of settler attacks. um, it's like the settler attacks on people picking that old lives. it's always all the of hobbies, season hey, with thousands of palestinians tried to get to the all of orchards to harvest the crops of as for you is it's being difficult for them because of restrictions by the military because of setting or attacks. but this year, certainly according to write scripts here, they saying that the situation is even worse since the war started around

a $140.00 attacks already by settlers against palestinians. we saw evidence about today and they saw the drugs that we were we would use gathering. we was speaking to people that we saw or a drug and being used. we speculate it was uh, possibly being used by the settlers that were up on the hill. i suppose about a kilometer from this area where policy needs. we're trying to get into hobbies the crops they may want to be used by the ministry and it wasn't to loan officer we arrive. when we sold the ministry come down to a barrier that had been built that bought a set list last week and the palestinians, basically most of them at least left pretty soon off to that very afraid of the military. there were a number of people who were briefly detained and we understand these really ministry. what demanding that they hand over the mobile phones was only a few days ago where in fact there was somebody killed in that area who shots data

by these riley minutes a. so yeah, as you can imagine, a very type of situation, right? the way across the occupied westbank. yes. of games and like there's just being a small approach as to in the streets of ramallah. we're expecting more is really military right across the occupied palestinian surgery in the house to come. charles, thanks very much. indeed. charles tried for talking to his from ramallah the the 12th of those of you just joined us last week at the latest developments, the strips being subjected to an intense, it's really been bothering for the last hour and a half. these are the latest pictures out of gas for to say the communications have been cut off. there's really armies, ocean warnings to stuff are the biggest hospital in gaza, or c, 5 officer accusing how much of using the hospital for what it calls terrorist activities. meanwhile, these are images from ash, cologne,

and southern israel. several rockers launch from johnson. i fit buildings and the city. okay, let's turn our attention back to new york for that emergency specialist session of you in general assembly on the war on gauze as adjourned. a vote is expected in the coming hours. probably about 19 gmc, that's about 3 pm local time on a resolution that calls for the durable truths, the us and boss it or to the, you and the said the condemnation. so, hama must be added to the resolution, put forward by art of nations. to key words are missing in the resolution before us. the 1st is home us. it is outrages that this resolution fails to name the perpetrators of the october 7th terrorist attack. how much, how much it is outrages. another key word missing in this resolution is tough stitch. this resolution makes no mention of the innocent people

including citizens of many of you in this room. many of you here today who are, who have citizens, who are being held hostage by some us and other terrorist groups. so let's bring it on. corresponding about, alexander is that the un headquarters game for viewers who are just joining us to bring us up to date where we are. i understand that the, the session has a john, but the vote is extensively still going ahead at 19 g m t and that's what we believe. yes sir, just adjourn for a lunch break. they plan to come back and resume here within the next few minutes or so. essentially, a lot of diplomacy is happening here at the u. n. at this very hour and things are to put it mildly, very fluid. initially what was going to be voted on and was will be voted on it 19 g 3 p. m local time, about an hour and a half from now is a resolution sponsored by jordan and an era group and with $42.00 co sponsors. the

key of this resolution in front of the general assembly is calling for a durable and sustainable humanitarian truce leading to association of hostilities . but since then uh, canada and united states have entered into play here and addendum. because as you heard just from the american ambassador there, canada and united states want from us specifically mentioned in the resolution, and it's not in the jordanian version. and they also want the word hostages included in there as well. so they've, i have this addendum that we believe will be voted upon as well at 19 g 3 pm local time here. and the interesting part is will the error of countries now vote for the addendum specifically calling out from us if they do and it would

need 2 thirds of the entire general assembly of those at vote that would then be included into the jordanian version of the draft getting a little confusing, but the big picture is here that we are seeing some potential movement. but it's now very, very unclear about how this is all going to play out when the vote actually happens . yeah, in gabriel. of course we've been watching for the last couple of hours, the sky line of guys that's with the bombardment from these really military that's been going on there, that they are artillery and the air strikes, lighting up the skies across concerts. give us an indication if you can, of the kind of atmosphere that you think is in the, the session as it's being going on. you mentioned to us before that there was a sense that of, of anxiousness. there was an anxiety that something had to be done and we heard from james bay's, our diplomatic gum editor,

hello and saying that the you in general is secretary general has put out a very strongly worded statement, urging people to try to get behind a resolution yeah, before this session even started, you got a sense that there was a lot more urgency here with this general assembly session. we've seen previously in the last couple of weeks and says, began, you know, security council members talking about there could be a humanitarian crisis in guys are coming or there, there might be one or there is a brewing humanitarian crisis. now what you're seeing here with a lot of diplomats in general assembly is not that it might be a humanitarian crisis. it is or humanity, or in crisis. the urgency is wrapped up, but i will say the one important interesting part about all of this is that this latest a bombardment of guys that, that you started within the last couple hours that we've been reporting on. a began as diplomats were in the general assembly chambers,

giving their speeches the blackout that is taking place and guys are right now began as they were in the security council chambers. in fact, when linda thomas greenfield, the us ambassador, was giving her speech at that very moment was when we 1st saw the 1st signs of the compartment of these new air strikes in gaza. so as they came out for lunch, a lot of them didn't even, quite frankly, weren't even brief about what was happening in guys because things are moving so fast. the stuff, several and bashed are sort of huddling off to the side several checking their phones as they left. we expect to try to corner them as they come back in here in the next few minutes. but clearly as, as, as events are moving fast and gaza and we're all trying to keep up with those events here to united nations. it's quite same, quite simply, very similar as well. gabriel, alexander, bring us up to date from the united nations. good. thank you very much indeed. the

agents, i'm positive to the you and ours for supports to achieve one standard to stop the war and protect civilians. come, i'm not caught the reality. is that not stopping this will now before it's too late, i could push the whole region towards the devastating region will that will also affect the interest of those who are storing and coating fruits and more so than the interest of other countries. the reality also is that failure to come out of this crisis with a clear vision to provide a serious a piece process that addresses the roots of the kind of crisis and leads to a 2 state solution would be a great mistake with a long term rep percussion spoke a lot of different logic editor james base as with us now. but i'm and gabriel was saying there that's as people who are going out for lunch from the session, they weren't able to wear perhaps that this bombardment of guys or had the gun. and he said that they were people checking their phones and perhaps getting some sort of updates at that point. but if this session was, tends before,

one would imagine that when you come back from lunch is going to be even more stressful. given what we've been seeing in our square, it was an amazing split screen moments you were listening to the us ambassador to the united nations live on i, which is 0. and we sold bombardment in the other screen. exactly the same time. of course, both sitting in the general assembly and watching television. they are watching the speeches. they were not aware at the time of exactly what was happening. whether it was coordinates, though not, is not clear, but i'm sure the us will not be happy with that timing and the optics of that timing. i'm already we knew that the general assembly resolution was something that was morally important, but not legally binding. i do wonder now if and what, what is the signaling by its action and hinting at it. it's press briefing that we're entering a new phase and some sort of extended ground operation. maybe about to begin. it might make this about a little bit less relevant and it was before,

but we're still going to see how the world stacks up. we're going to see 1st the vote on the amendment, which is to add the language about home, us, unequivocally rejecting and condemning the terrorist attacks by him ass. that's the language in the resolution and the taking of hostages. that's what, what's what, what kind of the, on us one to have added into the resolution. so that will be based on 1st and then whether that is voted on, on post or not. then the main resolution either amended or not will be voted on. where do we stand on that? let me just give you a quick feeling from various people that we've spoken to, to different western countries. diplomats one says, very difficult to say whether the amendment will pos, so not another western diplomats says, my expectation is it will not dis, past despite wide support from the western front. hm. what about jude to take place, but 19 m g m t. but we're going to return to developments in gallons of phone

signals. there have been cantwell's time to call basel managed to file this message from connie. it is in the side of this trip as we are standing now, it's on units. uh, 68. where there is no any signals have been connected to all phones. everything now is connected to is disconnected. we don't have any internet, so we don't have any kind of signals. and also as we become totally isolated in that territory, all the areas inside the goal is to strip out seeing the same conditions as we are right now. the gaza strip has come to be an isolated response from the world. the world now cannot, cannot no longer photo what is happening on the ground. we are now speaking by the digital satellites, and we don't have any kind of communication even with a new desk. i just keep what do you think for them and all the just early to see me . i'm to hope that this message will reach them. but i wanted to know guys what has happened. and when the ground told this a tool, this current moment, we didn't have any kind of signals. in the previous slide, there was a very good accessibility to internet and even to the food network just before just

the how find out why the internet connection and even the us to the phone signal network has been dropped and we don't know what, what is the clear reason behind that, which because not even know anything about what is happening in other districts and in the territory. maybe there are you bottom into place in these areas. we don't know how much victims, how many victims really full would you to use very ongoing structures because only he abutment everywhere. but we don't know any anything about the casualties about the situation on the ground. we don't know anything also about the medical conditions of doctors, medical workers, and even the uh, the ship, a hospital. if the situation is catastrophe right now, we cannot no longer be able to communicate with the international community to send our voice to the world to know what is happening with the ground. i hope that this message might really reach on top and access to the world despite what we have experiencing for the last hour. we'd like to tell you that we are now in hospital

and we are going to be live parts. that's like as much as we can and every single hour. so please guys, if you can hear us in that message to the world that we are isolated now in gaza. again, guys, if you can hear us, we are isolated in the church. we. we don't have any phones taking those. we don't have any internet connections. we found a great difficulty even to communicate and connected with our relatives in different parts of the territory we've been. we don't know like how, what is the situation of the ground in different areas of districts? we just are really cute, bombardments. we don't have any kind of access of communication to anyone. everyone now is, is that really terrifying? then the freight is doing this to you ever even this is as we are inside the hospital, they don't have any access to the networks. you don't have any kind of communication even with the neighbors. there is a great abruptly, indeed what connections. we don't know how it's a truck. we don't know. even the situation, if you don't know, even if it's across the target to the ground situation of the ground is really terrible. everyone is afraid. everyone is terrified. please guys, if you can hear us since the semester to do to the world that we are becoming

isolated as you can hear us guys. thank you so much. i a song about a cod has professor public policy at home. i've been calling from universities, been brothers over the last couple of hours. it's always been watching pictures coming out of gaza. and also we've been talking about the course the situation, the session that's been going on at the us. but i want to talk about this uh, the potential grand invasion that we're looking at. there's a lot of speculation we've been talking about over the last couple of hours that this blanketing of communication is a standard practice and military procedure. when you're going to move into a particular area, you cut out the communications, you said that it was also to stop people. sending images of an images have been very, very important in this conflict type of thing. of course, of always being in the context of guys in particular, because if it's a long term locate, this is an in class that's been a come from the law for the last, almost 20 or 16 years and the end of it. so i need to report you from guys that is

a threat to his rep and the last a few weeks that have been particularly damaging to the, to the image of this very it is because it, it does the industry very well. the rent impact of those bumps, nevermind, that they called smarts, or was targeted whatever. but at the end of the day, they have resulted in thousands of people being killed and around $3000.00 children . and that is extremely important that seem to a feller, and i want to just expand this a little bit because if this is leading to the next stage in the military operation, if we are going to be seeing a ground operation which may move, then move to urban fighting, it, it has said that it stay today is to dismantle how much to get rid of it completely . but one of the questions that keeps according to me is, how do they know when they've done that? is there any idea that is there any speculation about what their ends getting,

what their end point would actually be, and if they don't have one, how difficult does that make this operation? i don't think they know, but i suspect what they're doing. they're going to the play book of how the world tech of i so and isis and in northern there, i can syria, and they're being guided by the americans. and this is one of the reasons that they've started by demonizing, the palestinians, linking the palestinians to have mice, and then the demonizing them in terms of their action, exaggerating what the, how with how mazda to the civic? is it as well, but also exaggerating the power of how mass and the impact is going to have not all in his right on the rest of the all this on, despite the fact is how much since 1988 is creation until now, never conducted that no patient outside at this time, so they have done all the groundwork for that. and what they're hoping is to achieve something similar to what the us that you've been most of, and that is to burn, to take the place on the heads on the top of the heads of fighters and civilians in

the country. the, when they attack most of the 4 to player i. so they gave very similar steps, you know, one people to move out. and then they started with this very intensive board mazda bombardment, which is really designed to burn down up civically, everything. and i suspect that this was probably what they were trying to weather, but must stay on their mind very heavily. uh the hostages, and whether they are kept in the north. whether that kept in the south is it whether, how mouse has been far to reduce and to try and give them you know, to move in with them and so on. so they, they don't know exactly, and i suspect there be some intelligence have, must have leaked through the ones that we have exchanged already or send out. but the that must be heavy on the minds of x rays. and if you think of the way and the split between the politics and this very vague and that this ride has for the

operation and the military who have received, if you in just said back and now they're out there to really revenge the, the hostages will play a very important tool because within those a sites you people may, may stop to suspect that you're giving priority for the ones with dual nationalities, you're not going for those rates. or maybe you're getting priority for the eastern jewish or the lesson jewish, or they wide with the black as options. all these, i think divisions will, will say, uh, will start to come into play as they operate and seek the associates. and that issue, of course, no one can verify that thomas has blamed 1st the 22 hostages were killed by these ladies. and i think and after day the that number has risen to about 50. we don't know whether those are military or civilian and the captain. and finally, this idea of the mix that the united states try to introduce and these varieties of i've done for, for many, many days,

is to talk about hostages as if the whole all of them are civilians. and the facts is that, is there not? there were many and some socialist say the majority are actually military or have served in the military and it is right at some stage. and that those are treated by homeless as prisoners or for. and they expect in exchange for those not just to cease fire. but the release of $5000.00 plus the processing and prisoners, many of them are associated with how much or how that is relevant them to us. james, one of the scenarios that has been put forward is that if this ground defensive goes ahead and is there it starts pushing in from the north. we are obviously going to say hundreds of thousands of palestinians moving to the south. and if that becomes totally concentrated, they could spill over the border as somebody put it into in egypt. and so which count causes, of course, a massive price, as in terms of humanitarian aid. and also just simply trying to protect people who have not gotten no home from

a diplomatic point of view. one would imagine the countries like egypt surrounded by the directory up against the guys must be very concerned about the situations we have about 45 seconds each. agent will be terrified, this is, this is the point, egypt made since the very beginning of this crisis that, that egypt was not going to let masses of palestinians across the board. and then what any palestinians across the border into egypt. i think egypt government would be worried about how they coped, but they also borrowed about the message. it sends the populating palestine again and the message and the echoes of history. if this was to happen, you said in your question, it would over saturate the south. but it's already saturated, there is no room and there was no safety. we're looking at the gaza strip that is completely unsafe. the is radius of said, go to the south for safety. and yet they continued to bombard the south. since that announcement, initially giving people only 24 hours,

many international lawyers say that this is a case of, of forced transfer that's taking place and legal on the international. james, thank you very much indeed. and that's it for me or rob madison for the so i'm going to be box and the moments was more of a coverage of the gauze, and josh stabilize the business latest to be sponsored by interlock tuck. he's real estate consultant, the

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