to join us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the israel step, something strikes close to our could so spittle in. don't the city after ordering it's immediate evacuation. this is the scene inside the facility. 2 the sounds are life and also come you come back between israeli forces and tennessee and fights as in northern garza intensifies fis baffles that. taking place around

or of the palace begin desktop from is really a tax policy is $8000.00 nearly hoffer children. that's one child killed every 10 minutes since and from bob and the gun. and the occupied westbank is paralyzed as israel further tightens its grip on the turret tree. at least 3 palestinians are killed in overnight rate. the . so is there any forces of bombing areas close to al cook's hospital in garza city? it's off to ordering the facilities immediate evacuation just a few hours ago. a summit. 12000 palestinians, a sheltering in the hospital, world health organization and red cross or expressing alarm over the evacuation order. they say it's impossible to move hundreds of patients on intensive care and live support with babies and n q bases. the inside out goods, the hospital, the smoke this debris broken windows is widespread panic. you can imagine as

a surrounding buildings, a hit by head strikes, medical team to refuse to leave, saying they will not abandon the patients. let's go now to talk about assuming con eunice in garza entire year in the south of gaza, just give us an update of the situation. well, these really all me continues to attack different areas in the palace thing into and play the territory. what have you, them a button to do? i put a clarity of the he had sense of the gods districts in a tell him how, what neighborhoods, where 3 residential towers related to the ground to this current moment to us citizens that have evacuated to of course hospitals, where there are more than 160000 palestinians, a result are residing in this hospital is escaping from the is very ongoing relentless compartments in the, in that area. also, it's cloudy, will be a static is very occupational ground forces are trying to have kind of more remote

intellect. friction on more like drums and things into the territory which was confronted by the public spending fires until now the classes continue in different sizes and access in the territory. also the as read the ongoing attacks when they've gone to strip of coast catastrophe a damage to different residential buildings where complete neighborhoods were leveled to the ground. a 5 story building was leveled to the ground in front of the area central because this trip a tool this now more than $1500.00 missing reports hoping to reach cd powers. the ministry hills, which faces such dramatic dramatic changes in the ground where they cannot really have any kind of facilitation to reach the areas which receive different amounts of boom button. and also the as rarely ongoing attacks claimed the lives of more than a 1000 pounds themes and was moved them 20000 others wounded. this great number has, has doubled since yesterday due to the it's very ongoing grades. also people who

were displaced from the houses really face sex, dalia, human turn conditions in the southern areas of the territories, an older to know more about that. so we are hosting a right now, a palestinian citizen called us russian, and he is a palestinian civilian who has been evacuated from his house to the central areas of the territory. mister express. thank you so much for joining us today. uh, could you please tell me about why did you leave off? well, i left because uh after that we were threats by the way, the military and its all fell as soon as it goes out to it, to leave the area and head south of the garza y d o the gallagher valley. but before, before that warding by the way, the army, my house was bombed and completely destroyed. and me and my families, including my wife kids, daughter law and grandchild, came integrity. this face persons id piece. this is what this was done to me and to hundreds of thousands of others in the gods and stuff. so right now we're living in

fun, eunice. we lived in a house with relatives, and after 5 or 6 days, the apartment next door was bombs. and the body, one of the, of the victims, flew into my son's lap and the 6 people died that day. so we had to move them again to another area, not 5 from here, from han units and not so hospital for myself. i. i couldn't stay with them because of you know, to do many families living together, especially women and children. so i decided to come to a nicer hospital and where we have a small mattress provided by friends with sleeping on the sidewalk. well, from your own perspective, do you planned leasing that, is there any safe place in the territory? there's no way safe in gaza. and i honestly, when i hear the rest against hospitalizations, especially like a post hospital with thousands of people, there is no way for them to go. the only way for us honestly to go is just to swim

to the mediterranean, nobody else. okay, thank you so much. austin starstruck for joining us today. uh well this is uh the current situation on the gaza strip. as civilians i have been forced to leave the house has made while the facing mode, the to ration and their humanitarian conditions. even off to following the oldest of these very occupation forces to leave the houses from the north and central areas to the end. because this trip and to move to the southern areas of the church read specifically with the ongoing is very a tax that relentlessly is non stopping the the entire world. and thanks very much that update the let's has north to goes to city near l codes. hospital you middle side is standing by for us, the so you can either lucky as we've been talking to you, you've been hearing a very close up the bobbin raining down around our consults for the last time we speaking to the great flash lighting up the night sky, what's happening now as well? we just got

a video from one of the people inside the hospital itself and do show is the how the hospital around it is being bombarded just 20 meters away from the hospital itself. they say the uh, windows of the hospital, the glasses is all exploded inside the hospital uh, premises at on to the people. there's a lot of smoke inside the hospital itself. a part of the hospital all to us from the bombardment uh has been uh theres debris everywhere. uh in because of that uh, very close compartment into the hospital and yes, the people there, of course they're extremely terrified now trying to get away from the smoke a lot of children we could see in back video as a lot of people just screaming and running away the risk to teams inside the hospital themselves, the medic, they were try to get some 1st aid quickly to the people who were stack copay taken

from the folks, especially the young children that are in the hospital. so this is how the situation is as simple boys and they still continue in the area around the hospital . in b, as in the reminder to the numbers of people that we're talking about, because it's quite steiger is now is run. it said that they must evacuate, but we're talking about 14000 people taking shelter within the hospital there's, there's hundreds of patients, there's doctors as administrative stuff. you are all staying and everybody's still that right. and that's true. we're talking about 14000 residents. we're talking about who are sheltering in the hospital because their homes were bombarded and send them whole neighborhood where the hospital calls. we're talking about a 100 of the medics and volunteers. according to the director of the hospital. we're talking about a patient over 400 patients in the hospital taking uh medical

care and treatment. they're kept there being hospitalized in the hospital. we're talking about premature babies in incubators, in the hospital, and other patients in the ice unit. in the hospital there is no mean according to the, the evacuation to for these great numbers of people, the director of the hospital is that it over and over to the is really no history as they talk to him. that there is no means to uh, to evacuate, said great number of people. there's no place they sit at the 10th shelter in there is no way of transport. patients to transport that great number of people and there are no ambulances that are. busy prepared in order to take these people in the new unit and they need to be 3 and move them

safely to another hospital without endangering the like of course, what about medical supplies? what is running out of fuel is bad enough, especially for those 8. those babies of incubators and those in the intensive town, lots of full systems. what about medicines in the how doctors can carry out operations and so forth? i already, the goal is, is to separate from a great shortage of medical supplies and medical medications and medical resources and also ambulances. now, after over 35 ambulances have been tied to in the entire trip, which makes it very difficult for the uh, medical staff here a different hosp to go to operate. they even said that the, the, the human aid or the medical aid that has entered the strip until now does not, uh, does not need that 3 percent of the need the medical necessary for the

situation of the war. they have also said that they are guessing, uh, medications that are not needed in this time of the work, one of the patients and medicos. uh they uh, type of duties and resources. and uh, and then i'll send you that at these times of the what special needs medications uh, dealing with said burn severe during, in the, in the bodies of the injury to civilian i not even mean included in the military and are in these medical aids are sense just because of that. so this is another crisis that it's already a let's say compounding the over the ongoing crisis will fuel remains to be the most important o'clock there's here. well, where hospitals have could be one of both the toward fuels that they had stored 4

times of emergencies. they have been running. some of them go on solar panels. you might get running. yes. um. you can hear people environments are really uh loud. they are very close uh, around z. so yeah, so give me just take a true what happened there because we had what to bosco enough is that that was in the street outside. is it close to you? yes, i'm right here in my home and these are very close around us. just earlier we sell a lots of light bulbs that were dropped in the car. and we can hear lucky or just a couple of i think the skies like they're already preparing for the bombardment of this area. just also how put power go to major bombardment. see the same area. uh

this is i think the upside area that is being targeted now it's very, very close here. uh, this is uh, one of the complexes in the city and it holds a lot of to the institution. it's a whole area across the board that many times before, but this continues to bombard that same area. again. again, this is intended how i mean, the same neighborhood that has been on board it all to the morning. it's also help or hold. uh, put, i'll put the code in the same neighborhood, a very densely populated area as well. they, you know, i mean it's, it's impossible for us to imagine the fit, the people must have in the hundreds of thousands. at the moment when we had, you've said it yourself that we had a guest to a chart,

was talking somebody in calling you to saying that nowhere is safe and god so there's literally no way to go. and you and your family right now. living right now in that was that bad fact? i mean that's just just the way it is not a what's gonna happen next as well, that's true and especially in the dark night hours. i mean if you look outside the window, does that extremely dark? there is no light, that's all the only light the 3 can see it's long. it's from the snares and the end and the fire of the boardman around this. so it's a very, a very, very scary and terrifying situation to be in stuff. uh uh it's, it's an area with heavy bombardment around you and you know that it's very difficult even for civil defense crews and ambulances to get to the area. where's the been board just because especially the night hours or evening hours the been bards is usually intensified large, largely across the gauze and stuff. and it makes it very difficult for civil

defense cruise to get to, to be part of the areas. and that's like many of the people who are targeted or who gets to be targeted overnight. a visually, thompson saved in time. even the civil to come to me under the heavy bombardment. there's always a problem in getting these people out of the rubble is saving them. know enough, angela says a number of and he always does is very few. uh, some of the and he was, is that are running or operating until now? are we house windows? they didn't buy them with plastic sheets because they have been partially targeted or they were a close to board meant that they got hit by a truck no of the good boardman. so it's very difficult for the ambulances. and with this huge number of civilian desks and casualties, that's

a full in every he's really as sharp as we continue hearing of home residential homes with people inside them being part to talk prior. notice it makes very difficult to be able to save. that's huge number of people. it was one very quick question to me that there's so many children in gaza. what as a parent, do you say to your children about what's going on with those bloss, like those we've just heard going on so close i can assure you that, um, as i'm speaking in the, in the room alone, shut the door behind me. but i know that my kids outside there with their father there with other neighbors. we all stick together in groups. but what's the, the, the, the major song between the children is that they're always terrified. they get more terrified when it's the night. more than the morning, at least in the morning. they feel like, you know, there's

a sense of security because they can see the date. like what's funny to find like that. and all they can see it is firing the skies. it's very terrifying for them. the houses, the apartments, the building, everything shape. and if you can't really do anything apart, is such a situation except tells them that it's okay, it's going to be fine if it's far away. if fire works, sometimes a problem, i list one, it's a choir word and she prizes it tells me, no, it's not the fire work. it's a been bard meant to even be young children as young as 5 years old. now the know what i've been bored meant is the know how i've been boardman town and, and they really get clarified and it's really nothing there is that we can do. we just feel so helpless in such distinction. you know, well of course we had my, your resilience and that of your family. thank you so much for talking to us and we'll chat with you. bit later. what elliott, my colleagues, so he'll rom,

inspect 2 months gilbert. so nobody can talk to, he's worked in husbands and goals are and is in contact with his colleagues. so he rejected his riley's accusations. matthews is hospital submitted for the purposes. so i have been working around in these hospitals all over with my camera documenting patients and the work during the crisis situations. i've been filming, picturing, talking to people that i've seen no one door lock. i have never been controlled with my documentation. there was absolutely been no, a single restriction in either of these 2 hospitals. i know the of the construction of adult from the time it was built. and as you may know, there was a new medical block in the ship hospital under international surveillance. and during all these years, having worked in these 2 hospitals, i have never ever traced any signs of any military or political command center. and if these really is for these last 16 years because they started these lights

already in 2009 if they cannot provide any evidence. busy any proof, how can we look at this as anything else but the from the war lies on the, at i'm more importantly, the wishing of intimidating, scaring people, getting excuses to bump. this important task, though, i don't forget these hospitals are cornerstones of the welfare of the health care. for 2200000 people. and when i, when, when an army is allowed to present patients in the hospital and threatening to bunk beds, when do is up sorta panel evidence. i'm by the way, international, the geneva convention of 3 rules. it is appropriate for morality. use the same amount or whether or not your enemy is pre course. you don't teach civilian targets . i need this distinction. the precaution, if that is a target, it's

a mixed military civilian target. the civilian interest take priority over the military. so regardless of turning back to your question, no, nor have i, nor have dr. area or any other know which in health care workers who have been working with the policy and health care for more than 30 years. we have never seen any evidence i've had. i've seen it, i would not have worked because i live according to the geneva convention. so i'm show us to show us the proof. that's that much skill, but let's bring in abraham fridays as i see, professor complet resolution and adult and scituate joins us here on the set to abraham. say it's which is kind of wait and hold your breath. it was what happened to yeah, i mean we could expect the other things to happen any time. uh, we have seen the fittest. envision uh, drowned and vision happened actually, uh, due to as a bytes, as so we are approaching this time. uh, so this could be something that is i could do uh, again looking back uh uh,

past the practice as of how they done this. the, the fact that they have been by the name of the home, the areas the of the hospice, which is by the way, equally populated. uh, it's very populated area they out on the hospice. i'm the one that is it has been bombarded in the past 2 of the hours. so uh with this is like certainly very close to a to be within within 20 meters. obviously they were saying say good, the actual hospital itself hasn't yet been it. yeah, exactly. so good thing that the close about 2050 meters. so it's going to happen in the hospital any time. and again, this probably also that i, the timing for them is that the, you know, i might, that's easier to conduct these kinds of invasions like what they did the 1st time. so it could happen, you know, based on what we're seeing. and i don't understand what the international community

is waiting for, and if we auto stopping with a, if we're talking about a good sized with them for the who knows, maybe next, maybe tomorrow we'll be talking about a ship house. but because of a ship all this, but that is the largest hosting that it gets. it has been mentioned many times by uh, is idaho. if it shows that the, the, how much as using it as a place, you know, to run that will patients again without presenting any evidence based on that, that sort of claims without that evidence. so again, we could probably talking about the shift i was with i'm next that are very limited number of which was about 1500 with us now in gaza. and removing from one to as that a just a few days ago with talking about the violence of above. so uh, it seems that the message is that there is no uh, something meet that is safe in gaza with that it's be in a hospital that it's being a challenge. like the judge that was also bombed last week. but that,

that certainly be the message or more of correspondence and, and i guess, and everybody that we be speaking to as being widespread condemnation of this order to evacuate of l. cook's hospital by israel. everybody's state put is we've been discussing thousands and thousands of people, 14000 people, taking shells of the doctors, patients and so forth. the w h. i have come out and said this is wrong and they comp be moved. the international criminal court to prosecute as he's been done to the roof of crossing to see the situation for himself. so of what is going to happen as far as that combination is concerned. will it have any effect? that's a key question. yes. well, we should expect to see more condemnations from really object of organizations who abide by international law and kid about civilians. i'm the kid about you know, abiding by international law. and this was and you knows that on so many who

have mentioned dental is about this. but the problem is the question is about to what extent is a listens to these organizations? not much is like the expect to see something from the us administration from by then. and that's why, by then as long as he's not moving a muscle to, to stop that then to prevent that. so is there should be an am and paul, or the by the, by the unit by the us, a better station must be that they had to buy clothes from international level organization. started him. thanks for that back with a bit late to it for him, for right here in the student. thank you. i. let's head over to occupy these present by them. fisher was standing by and wanted to hear from you about the fighting between his rolling cassandra cassandra gates. but also if you have any further info was happening around out cook's hospital. we saw those big flags being fired into the night sky lighting up the night sky of the nothing from the really military and we're monitoring all the channels that we

can to see if they can give us any information of what happened does normally quite a bit of delay, as you would understand because they don't want to give away operational secrets in real time that with the left it. so it anyone else to, to what they're doing, the situation on the ground and just clearly dynamic. we're here to the reports of a number of flight spring for around the northern part of the gas a strip. there was a big fight. yeah, that is crossing, assuming, crossing from israel into the northern part of the strip. so with i've been several times as well that has been pretty intense, both sides are claiming that they've inflicted a great deal of damage. it's how much the thing that they be attacked the number of times and the killed a number of really soldiers because really is, are saying that an officer and a soldier was severely injured, were severely injured. we obviously can't confirm either of those claims, but it's clear that the intense gun battles going on, and that is certainly something israel was told about was wanting to buy,

had predicted would happen if they said troops into northern guys, a strip that this would be our been more fear of that, they'd be fighting stick to street on how he's to hire reason that certainly seems to be the way that is putting it would also we are that is really soldiers in northern and guys a strip of one point in the afternoon hours raise that is really flag over the building at that would be the 1st time that these really have raised a flag in guys since they left in 2005. we're also hearing the number of exchanges in the northern border. there was a roku 5 which destroyed the house in cuba, yet you're more not at the authorities in israel or sending teams to see if anyone was hot, but that's the media that has been evacuated for the last 4 or 5 days. there's been no one allowed to be in that area, so that is unlikely. but benny got susan, the certainly more cabinet said they will straighten bike hard against his ball up in lebanon. if there was to be i,

i grew up in the exchanges in the northern parts of the country. and very briefly you got 30 seconds to say, just let us know what the situation is within the cabinet. you just mentioned that as being divisions as well. make sure unity uh on the sides of the night, uh, within hours of that show of unity, benjamin now you put out a tweet, essentially, se intelligence and not many failures. didn't tell me that there was going to be an attack by him. us by the gun still going to the opposition. also member of these really what cabinet and say that to be on the pill. we're trying to present a united front. and essentially you've just throwing the intelligence service in the army under the bus. 9 hours later benjamin netanyahu took that tweet, but sent out an apology, said he shouldn't have said it unusual for benjamin netanyahu to make any sort of apology. but it shows that this is not a united cabinet on some aspects. i'll tell you that conducting this war around and leave that for a moment. thanks very much more from you

a little bit later from occupied east. reason that is an official reporting. that's it for me in the clock. whether it's coming right off the inside story. we'll look at the impacts of israel sees on dogs. is a 2300000 population. i'll be back in the office, the the hello. thank you for joining in. there has been some flooding in western and saudi arabia. there could be a repeat on monday flash flood warnings are still in play. we've seen that flooding around jets a pretty good helping of rain in our lives well and still for northwest. how do you radiate? that rain is falling. also through the gulf. we could see some rain for us here and don't look at that. that is for sure. more cloud cover. but monday, tuesday, there's the risk of showers and thunderstorms for us and your temperature will walk into 30 to 33 degrees over the next little bit. central asia, it is quiet,

but the temperatures are starting to rise in turkmenistan is capital ask about but enjoy what we can because of the short lived temperatures will fall off by tuesday, down to $21.00, which is more in line with what you should be for this time of year for turkey, a we've got cloud cover rolling across the boss for us, not a bad day temperature wise in this stumble, was a high of 23 degrees in hot air. coming up from this, a hara is bumping up. that temperature in libya is capital tripoli to $36.00 degrees and we've got some what, whether for western morocco, including its capital robots, meantime, heavy rain felt alerts in play for the coast of tanza, near kenya as well. active weather for the eastern side of south africa and some snow for the sioux to 2 pots for now. the latest news as it breaks kyle is what i can see over the balcony. yeah,

i'm good. so was the palestinian president, about what time to get and goes up with detail coverage around $60000.00 people have arrived here. there were afraid and many here are blaming bench. i mean, nothing yahoo from around the well, joe biden was meant to meet with 3 out of leaders and jordan, but via essentially cancel isaac, for the us president was not prepared to call for the ceasefire. israel sage and destruction of gauze is a few minutes harry and catastrophe, for its 2 points framed and faithful. those of the united nations woods, as it moves that, cutting off all the food fuel and electricity is a war crime. so what can stop such collective punishments? this is inside story the.