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and foreign passport holders leave cause us through the roof of crossing each of these. randy armies says its ground forces are at the gates of gauze assistance. jordan recalls its and basset to israel and tells him that he cannot for time until israel ends it's more on golf. the hell is rarely as strikes, have targeted gauze as the largest refugee count for a 2nd day in a row. the you and human rights office says the scale of the destruction and the high number of civilian casualties. mean these attacks could amount or war crime more than 100 people were killed on tuesday. it's not yet learned how many died on wednesday of the dentist, the population civilian areas of also been targeted in $25.00 days of war. at least 8796 palestinians is now been killed. poor race begins are coverage on

the computer. people scramble to find anyone still alive in the rubble after the jamalia refugee camp is hit by is really strikes for the 2nd time in 2 days. more suffering heat on those who had already lost friends and family and choose things. masika is not in the house who is standing on now is my uncles the father of alarm a suit on not being in my suit, the building that is my sister's. still under the rubble along with her children, i'm hearing loss and tossed. time is erased and destroyed, or was set to buildings here erase from the face of the middle. there was anger and k all separate bakery came under attack to close the goals as the largest medical facility. the l. c. for hospital in garza city is royal, has demanded the hospital, the evacuated claiming that the main how must operations basis under it. it's a claim that how much has denied stuff at the hospital of struggling to cope with

the wounded that he sent to massacre on the bay. could he have left hundreds? can people are lining up to get their hands on a loaf of bread, where to send store until pieces? dozens, and dozens and the old and it's in civilians lying in. quote, a little bread. many are unable to get to place in hospital a tool that treated in schools. instead, if you were able to leave goals after counsel, it broke a deal to open the roof or crossing into egypt. but others have to stay behind. it's an old idea based what to do. see my 2 little children do damian's, i'm not. i've applied for citizenship. the names are on the list. minds not they're asking me to separate from my little children, 2 years old and 3 years old. how am i going to leave them? i keep side vasily and it's been horrifying. horrible. my little brother has a condition. he ran out of medicine and he's suffering repeated sieges. it has many

complications. besides, as i've tried, i would like to know who has the right to go home. editions were only one hour away from my home with my tune, the 2 daughters i've been here since the day the crossing was replaced really well . i'm here to see of my wife. we recently married, she's drill damien, and palestinian. i need to see her get across to safety. my only crime is that i am palestinians. everyone here is being forced to adopt as a constant stream of victims with children suffering. the most thousands lives ended long before that time pull, race out is there. well, satellite imagery has been released, showing the destruction. that's been sausage of the w a refuge account. have a look. this was the view on wednesday morning showing this tends to be built up area. and now the soft light image taking a daylight just shows the results of israel's precision as strikes targeting the

count on the impending often loss, a net space sitars as well as him. he's in con eunice and the southern parts of the gaza strip target these bombardments have been unrelenting. can you talk us through what you've been hearing from w, what's been happening up knowles? obviously search and rescue has been ongoing, but with basically no results is. yes they use without tax. so the goal is this trip continue to during the last hour or different areas have been hit by these many occupation forces. one of those areas is develop a devalue of refuge account, this densely populated area cuz it, it be the largest in terms of the number of populations our residents. barbara is the only thing as like one square kilometer and houses that are absolutely adjacent to each other with people that are living on the towing to humanitarian conditions . this refuge account has a sub, it hasn't, has been talked multiple times in different occasions as the is for the occupation forces announced that they are trying to eliminate to comment as of the fleet to,

to develop true wing of the month. also, they are trying out as well to, to destroy every single residential building in these areas in order to force people to evacuate to this other areas of the goals district. uh, the process of evacuation is still continued till now. that's the palestinian ministry of health in health and goals district really till now. they've not released the final just to define a number of casualties have been resulted from this ongoing attack. and tara, we know that they have also been attacked in the areas around to hospital is very recently around the aisle chief a hospital, but the largest in gauze and also around the outcomes hospital that still on the evacuation order. how they holding up. yes, people and even medical teams assigned to of those hospitals, really witnessing much pressure due to the east by the ongoing apartments and the deep shortage of a few of food and even

a medical supplies you are talking about to central hospitals in a central the goal is to strip which people its, uh, treatments for thousands of palestinians are still in the, in these areas of the not really facility is where the oldest ti that to 8 and to hit to the southern areas of which are 3. both hospitals contained hundreds of thousands of palestinians originally think that as there was no the safe show for them except hospitals also with the overwhelmed number of patients and the hospitals, even to over crown, the number of displaced people except much pressure on medical teams in order to uh, to a, to keep up the good work in terms of preventing good treatment for thousands of people also that are really disbursed are running low and every single items that are really suffering to gain when and trump of water as they are a force to line up for hours to, to bring a loose and even if you loves brett from different factories as also the ongoing attacks have been carries out against bakery as opposed to to it,

to excessive page. the conditions of people that in order to force them to events, ways as israel gets, expands and gets military ground ration into church and todd have wasn't so with that report from us, from con eunice in the southern part of the gaza strip. thank you to our well, as you've been hearing from tara bakeries rest, your jake hands residential buildings, none of them have been sped by israel, as continued from baldwin view and human rights office. where is a post on ex, formerly known as to us. and it says, given a high number of civilian casualties on the scale of destruction, following is rarely strikes on the body of refuge account. we have serious concerns that these are disproportionate attacks that could amount to war crimes. well that spring and kristen salumi, she joins us now from the united nations. kristen, we have had the un talk repeatedly about possible war crimes. how significant to is what we're hearing now from the state to statements is

stronger than we've seen from them thus far. they've been ratcheting up the talk and it comes as the un highest official to visit gaza was in gaza today. the head of the relief agency underlie, made it into gaza and talked about the devastating seems that he had seen there. and the fact that it's unreal staff is attempting to continue to work in this environment. they've had 70 of their aid workers killed so far, including a man who lost his whole family. 8 children and wife were killed along side of him in the bombing. so the united nations clearly getting a look 1st had at the devastation on the ground, seems to be ratcheting up it's language to go along with what they're witnessing. the un relief chief has been in israel talking. they are, they're focused on getting aid in and getting pauses, or if not,

an outrage ceasefire they've called for ceasefire in order to get help in. but the human rights agency, of course, their whole purpose is to assess the legality of what's happening. and this comment i should point out comes as a high ranking un human rights official here in new york resigned and made a very public statement about when he sees as the u. n's failure to call what's happening on the ground. what it really is, he says, not only is it a clearly violations of international law. he said it's a textbook case of genocide in, in speaking to my colleagues earlier today. so i think we're seeing a ratcheting up of you and language in accordance to what, with what they're seeing on the ground, a completely devastating situation as for civilians, they're christians today. me with the latest for us the from the un. thank you question as well. just in the past, allen,

us present turbine and spoke about the efforts to get americans out of gaza. today, thanks to concerted read leadership were in a situation where a safe passage for border powers, tenants and foreign nationals, tx a garza has started the american citizen very well. lex it today. as part of the 1st group of probably over a 1000, we'll see more of this process going on the coming days. working non stop to get americans out of gaza as soon as safely as possible. this is the resolve of intensive, urgent american diplomacy with our partners. and the reason i personally spend a lot of try speaking with the prime minister now of israel and the presidency of egypt and others. and make sure that we get open this access for people to get out . i want to thank our partners in the regions, particularly cutter work so closely with us to support negotiations, dishes,

to facilitate the departure of the citizens. at the same time, we're continue working to significantly step up the flow of critical humanitarian assistance. isn't guys. the number of truck center and gaza continues to increase significantly, but we still have a long way to go. united states, they're going to continue to drive humanitarian support creators and people and gaza, who need help. and they do need help are going to continue to refer to this who has the right to respond responsibilities. defendant citizens some tear and it needs to do so in a manner goes consist of international humanitarian law. while that's feet, the height is a cost or she is across this for us from washington dc. heidi from what we're hearing from president 5 and we have had a shift in turn, but he also does want to take credit for getting these americans out. it that's right. he said that opening the roof across the in for that limited evacuation

earlier was due to american leadership. he didn't specify just how many of us citizens in gaza were allowed out. there is reporting that it may have been as small as just for on this 1st day, but the us is certainly working in the following days to allow everyone else who is american out that wants to. but also what jumped out from the speech that bite and just gave a to a domestic audience. here in the united states earlier today is he went on to say that he was evoking the devastating images of cause that particularly god has children. and he said the stories of them crying now for their parents, the parents writing the names of their children on their children's arms and legs to be identified later in case they are killed. he sent these things and that was a departure in rhetoric from his previous comments on this conflict because normally he's reserved those very emotional and personal descriptions of suffering only to the is rarely civilians side. so the fact that he reached out and commented

on the causes suffering, that was notable. however, if you look at the u. s. policy on that is really air strikes on the refugee camp and gaza. the state department of the us notably says that the us has not made a determination on whether that air strikes amounts to a war crime. in fact, that the conversation hasn't even started. that is very different, particularly when you compare it to how quickly the u. s. came to condemn russia when russia targeted civilians and ukraine, a very different scenario there and apparently different standards as well. i do. does the motive turn that we've had from vitamin today? does that perhaps reflect how much pressure he's under not only from international partners and other countries, but also from public sentiment and in the us as we see the death toll continue to now? yeah, it's interesting because among the greater american public poles in recent days

show that's still oh, that's the simplest the for is realise along the american public outweighs sympathy for palestinians and gaza at $5.00 to $1.00. so among the great american public, a still seems to be squarely on israel's side. however, you do look at these very bulk of voices coming further from the left and along a significant, notable democratic senators who are not saying that they're just going to deliver a blank check, a military aid assistance from the u. s. to israel any longer. they're asking biden to explain how much, how much casualties can be expected from discontinued a round assault on garza and asking about humanitarian assistance and how to minimize the civilian deaths. the white house responding to that pressure also analysing a campaign to combat is lama phobia. in the u. s. also in the context of weighting, political support for abiding among those on americans. how does your culture that

with all the lines for us from washington d. c. thank you, heidi hope is randy minute tree is saying it's sole just now at the gates of gauze, a city. this is the deepest incursion since israel withdrew from garza in 2005. the defense minister you'll have kalonde says israel must win this war. more than a 1000 is ready, soldiers have been killed since the beginning of israel's ground defense of that and gaza as the old we are progressing according to the plans have come suffering severe blows amount. i'm not saying that that will be a $10000.00 munitions which are a lot of the city of gaza than what the whole thousands of targets will hit thousands of target. so it destroyed thousands of terrorist eliminated slope. the call called a highly mythology. the soldiers describe what they encounter everywhere. at least you'll see me to the terrace come out to a shot. you'll definitely meet underground tunnels. simply about the holding on the

buildings on the hospitals, on the schools. and they see everything as a cause is a face of terrorism, an evil mission as well in a major diplomatic development. jordan has now announced that it will recall at some vast that to israel the government in amman also says that israel's investment cannot return to the country while it speak to him to sell hood. she joins us from occupied east jerusalem to a very brief statement from his realm in response to jordan as a number of other countries also recording. now i'm positive that that's right. these really ministry of foreign affairs releasing just a brief statement saying that it regrets the jordanian decision to recall the ambassador. and i want to point to the jordanian foreign ministry statement that said that foreign minister am and a sofa, the show is immediately to recall being basset, or after what he called an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. that was in folding inside of gaza. the statement went on to say that this is an indication of

a man's condemnation over israel's warren gonzo, that is killing innocent civilians. now the situation between jordan and israel politically has been deteriorating under the leadership of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. but over the last year specifically, we've seen it hit new lois with the most far right government and israel's history coming into power. now, jordan has condemned a number of things on that front when it comes to increased settler incursions into the out of the last, under the protection of his really forces in additionally violence towards palestinians at the same hallway site. now we also want to mention that this is not the 1st time the jordanians have made this move and re calling their ambassador the last time they actually did. this was in 2019 on israel, arrested to of its citizens without any charges. now these really foreign ministry

also releasing a statement about the country of bolivia that chose to separate diplomatic ties entirely with israel, saying that had condemned the move and that believe it was quote, to aligning itself with him, us and it on. let me ask you before i let you go, i'm the about the, the offensive that we're hearing about because he's really all me says that it's closing in on garza city, saying that it has made gains despite the he is really just that we've been hearing about how is that going over that we heard from you is really military spokesperson in the last couple of hours. so who said that they are interesting, closer and closer actually even penetrated the front line comes from line inside of guys. is city saying that this is because of meticulous planning and precise intelligence that they had now he went on to say that the complexities of the war are evolving as they get deeper into gaza. remember,

this has been deepest incursion. bins really military has made inside of the besieged enclave since 2005. now we've also been hearing from these really defense minister who said that they are achieving some goals, but they are coming with significant losses. they're directly referring to the depth of 16 is really soldiers. and just in the last day or so now when asked of bell to the ground operation inside of guns of the timing of it all defense minister, you know, i've gone said that this was the timing that was right for israel. and there's, this is a war of what he says is no choice, and by the end of it, how mass will have only 2 options, either to surrender with no conditions whatsoever, or to die. and the stuff to you. i'm just now heard today with an anxious for us from occupied the story. so thank you. 100. meanwhile, i'm also is politically,

that has given a televised address. and it is melanie accused, israel's prime minister of destroying the entire region to save himself and his family from prison. he said that the loss has often benjamin s. and you know, who's got them to prisoners swap deal as the stones of a way out of this conflict. she also quote on countries, particularly the united states, to stop supplying weapons to israel. i mean, so that'd be huh. oh, anything. yeah. what are the major reasons for this goal was nothing you know? who's leading a fall right, racist and fascist group. i was thinking of saving himself and his family from prison even to the expense of destroying the entire region, knew what foldable we met with all the parties about the contingent of different yahoo and especially government about their breakfast behavior. the just to create increase to the muslim holy sites, continue with the legal and unlawful settlements on leasing settlers to kill them to harass all the people. so hopefully we have won repeatedly that this will not go on punished. it will explode any time to come this criminal and he's getting.

unfortunately, these warnings, philadelphia's as a allies continued to back him with these races, flashes policy. he, we all once again. that's and you have who has no problem to turn the entire region into scorch land simply to save himself and those around them. and the whole idea of what a democrat and how that capital. so what i'm showing me to move in is provided a comprehensive perspective starting by ending the aggression opening the border. the christmas will deal and the ending of the revival of the political and diplomatic towards the establishment of an independent states as his capital with the right of self determination. 7 however, nothing yahoo and his gang misleading his own people and providing false promises which kindled will not be achieved. would that go, do i lucky that i will have the key and we remind the countries in the state supporting design is pushing the, just too much of the problem perpetrated by them, against the people. chiefly the united states of america. we remind them that they

must back down on these obsolete imperialistic policies and refrain from providing military aid to the specialist of james recall and then to stop preventing the international will aiming at ending the hostilities. i know opinion about the process. this is what we witness to you in during the assembly to them, we say you were standing alongside of history. the presence of all the region to be owned cannot enjoy peace and stability. far as long as our establish right what the post indians not restored. the right to freedom of independence and the return of refuge of squad i. but be sure who you know. well, joining me now from washington dc is benjamin freedman. he is the policy director of defense priorities. a u. s. foreign policy. think tank, benjamin. what do you make of him off as ask said the offering this framework so to speak, to move forward as, as well. those says that it is hitting objectives and it's offensive. should we read anything into that? well, uh i, i would read into it that her boss would like to find

a way out of this more that they brought down on themselves the people of kaiser. and that they're trying to even exhort the left politically globally to do something about it. so, you know, they, they sound like a progressive left this year in the us or europe and right, that's not an accident. but you know, i think it's unfortunate for those of us who might want to have the us government limited support for israel while it's bombing the way it is and gaza, who would be easier for us each buyer uh, at least, to help hostages release to have her boss saying those things, because frankly, the way us politics are get the, legitimize the legitimated stuff and makes it harder, is unlikely that as it is for any of that stuff to happen, it didn't sound too, from what he was saying. reading between the lines that, that hamas expected this scale of retaliation from israel. i don't

know, but you can see you can certainly make an argument that, that he's suggesting know that you know, they're, they're surprised by the porosity. they may have been surprised by that success in a deadly sense of their own operation. and that's the direction of the response. they might have thought that they, you know, be bombed more as they've been in the past. but not necessarily the scale of a and the ground incursions, but i, you know, it's hard to say what a mazda is expecting, and what their angle was. it's, it's still pretty murky and hard to understand how they thought this would improve their political prospects and served their hands. so let me ask you then about the ground invasion and offensive that you mentioned. they have obviously been plenty of warnings about the nature of that kind of oven will fad that would take place in gaza city. now we're hearing from these radios at the, at the gates of the city and face to face. come back, has taken place already,

should we expect it only to get more brother? you presumably, this is just the beginning. yeah, i would expect that it will get more bloody and then you know, a lot more than 18 i the soldiers will be killed in the far more air strikes. will be called in then if the wrong people or indiscriminately had people who were near abbas spiders. and when you have a war blot with their power in arch hillary, uh, going on a very can against urban environment, even after the people operating those weapons are trying to be discriminated. it's going to show a lot of innocent people and this is not a situation where they're trying to be discriminated. so, you know, we've seen the cities like mosul rocket and syria get rex when, when it was iraqi and that syrian forces held by the us put in there to go after isis. and i think gods and city tragically is in for something like that. benjamin

freedman, the policy director of defense priority is a u. s. foreign policy. think tank. thank you so much for joining us again on to 0 . benjamin. thanks. as you mentioned earlier, conditions and garza, i guessing, was finally our tens of thousands of palestinians have time to hospitals with life saving, treatment, and shelter. but even though is on not safe places of refuge, $23.00 hospitals in northern gauze on the and it is really evacuation. what do you can see them here on the math and read and in the south, the hospitals of full, israel's bombardment under located has forced 16 now. so the territories factory 5 hospitals out of status is rarely as strikes have also directly hit causes or new cancer facility, as well as areas around the l codes in indonesian hospitals. it's illegal to attack hospitals on the international humanitarian and over a $138.00. health workers have been killed in gaza. move in a 110 engine. 50 ambulance has also been damaged. the geneva convention

specifically stipulate the medical stuff i'm transport must be protected. all of the more than 2000000 people living in gaza. 1.7000000 of them refugees, that's 3 quarters of gauze as population. they live in and around 8 counts operation by the united nations. some of the most densely populated oven areas on the planet. really challenge explains who they are and the challenges that they face. no, they are the children, grandchildren, great grandchildren, available 3 quarters of a century past. with each new generation frequently meets its own and 5 and to off the shock. so echoes of that war to see a descendants of the maxwell catastrophe. what palestinians cold in 1940 a conflict that led to the creation of israel as palestinians fled over expelled by

is ready forces to neighboring countries. thousands found themselves in the gaza strip, then controlled by the egyptian army fast refugee stayed in mosques, homes, barracks and tents. but with time and population increases, causes h u. n. run cams developed into dense urban areas. what happens is the only place them to build effectively is output, so that become more low density populated states. but they, you know, remain places where people don't see the where people feel last night. they've got the same temporary feeling. the refugee counts have 1948 created the gaza strip and it's refugee camps. 1967. turn them into what many of called open air prisons is rails victory in the 6 day arab is ready. we'll left it in a dominant position and gaza these to reset them and the west bank became occupied territories. it's often palestinian civilians who suffer the most in his rouse

attacks. israel blames palmed, protestant in groups, such as how may i ask for the finance life of gauze as refugees isn't on slows of formidable challenges, blockades, over crowding, insufficient voice or power and health care, poverty, psychological trauma, the failures of a friendship palestinian authority. and of course, the terrible toll of age rails palms and missiles full in a tiny strip of land now, facing its most sustained attack in decades will reach havins, how to 0. well, stella head here on al jazeera palestinians in the occupied westbank very did that . of to is really for says wait a refugee camp in geneva, the the

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challenges 0. the structure, the welcome back to watching. i'll just here on that's remind you about headlines here this allen. is there any strikes have targeted cause of the largest refugee camp for a 2nd day in a row? just drawing, as you can see,

and then flat pop more than 100 people were killed on tuesday and it's not get there. and how many died on wednesday. a limited number of engine palestinians have crossed into egypt for the 1st time. since the stats of israel's plumbing campaign, that's off the castle mediated in agreements between egypt as well as children and has recall that some vasta from israel and protest of the ongoing is really a tax on cause of the countries. foreign minister says the envoy can only over time if israel falls it's or in the occupied westbank, a refugee captain. janine was hit by his really strong cheering rage over night. he's ready. army says troops officer located and destroyed a tunnel used by fighters in the area. 3 people have been killed in the occupied west bank in the last 24 hours. child stratford sent us this report from outside to camp. when a scene of operation was guessing underway, or do you join us on the edge of the reference or you can see in jeanine,

i'll just ask moreno a camera man to turn around and show you the level of destruction close to. this was close by one of those ministry, great photos. is that the is right, the ministry used to such devastating effect during these rights. there doesn't seem to be certainly according to the locals that we've spoken to in this neighborhood. there isn't any reason why they should have happened. they saying that there was no clashes, there was no kids throwing stones. it was literally according to them of those that came in here and started ripping up this road pulse. this is often cold, fiber arts organizations buy the products tvs themselves, a form of collective punishment. some people are even saying that it's a big by the use, right, the ministry to try and find the civilian population against the resistance groups that are in this town. janine is long being one of the centers,

if not the same to now for beyond resistance groups from various different inspections. and you see the men walking around the streets now increasingly less during daylight because these right to become so much more frequent, so much more intense over the last few weeks since the beginning of the war on gauze, according to the hospital here, there were at least 3 people killed in last night's right, at least the left people in the hospital with injuries to we understand and the critical condition. but there were also told to this strikes here on jeanine. now we've seen the idea is really all we have released pictures of these strikes. to be clear, these all what seems to be targeted drones strikes using small but very deadly and very effective explosive devices and targeting individuals in amongst the small straits that make up the camp. that's not to say that they haven't

a lot read strikes using drones had previously in the previous couple of weeks. that was a most of that was taken out, a number of people killed in that. that's right. but yeah, the basic top line is, is this stuff, these kind of raids now one janine and various other towns across the west bank are increasing in frequency, kinda increasing in intensity as well. so yeah, there is a lot of tension here. a lot of fear amongst the civilian population and civilian population that goes to the south with the rigorous itself, with the pressures of some of the changes, a be occupation for decades or in the build up to the walls. this place was very much janine was very much the focus of attention by the way, the army, as it tried to take out the very many flights. is that that, that so i'll read in this town. but as i say things, i've got a lot list since the beginning of the will. and we can fully expect that we're going to be seeing more rage, more destruction, more arrests and more that same towns like this in the, in the days become well that spring and benjamin freedman again,

he's the policy direct to add defense priorities to us foreign policy think tank benjamin just hearing there about these bern attacks and janine taking out these tunnel networks we know that has been raised, sped before. is this potentially an opportunity for these really all me to try to take out all the groups that they are viewing is problematic. a potentially a, you know, i'm not really sure what's going on in the west bank, but other than that, there's a settler violence against palestinians and seems to have been exacerbated by the war. and there is likely to be attempts to retaliate against the idea from various places in the west bank, but i don't know if it's opportunistic moves by, by the israelis or if they're responding to genuine plan detached or exactly what's happening. so let me ask you a little bit more about the use rarely strategy going forward. they've said that they want to completely eradicated. i'm asked many argue that that's just not

a realistic objective because it's also a political and social movement. so in your mind, what is the end point of this minute tree offensive that we're seeing, especially now that it's also taking place on the grounds that could we see a prolonged physical occupation of the gaza strip? is really trips on the ground that indefinitely. i think so, and i, you know, i guess it's possible that to use re lease and shockingly, perhaps have it entirely figured it out that they're sort of taking territory and cheating military objectives without it being tied to an obvious political solution . other than this goal of destroying a mosque, which as you suggest it seems it's not very difficult. or if not impossible, at least very difficult. i, you know, i'm among those people who think it's, it's not a realistic objective because it's hard to imagine who else could rule in god's at this point we're hearing today about plants,

potentially for the international peacekeeping force being bandied out there. but i don't think that too many countries at the moment to go to sign up for that. i don't think the united states would send its troops in there without more of a resolution. so like at the moment it's just sort of unclear what exactly the israelis have in mind other than they're likely to hold on to some territory and, and run it as a police state. and try to find some palestinians who are remotely sympathetic to them to running, but that seems i'm likely to work. well, if that is unclear from the is really side, and if they don't necessarily have a clear end point in mind, let me ask you then about what you'll read is a current is really military strategy, especially with these captives that are still in gaza. and now they're all as rarely tanks that to well, obviously they're hosting for the captives and you would expect to use radios to be trying to sever communication networks, you know,

shut down communication as they done in gaza and road networks. so that it's hard to move around and so they get 100 for captains and for the hamas, people that they want to kill, but they use the expected tickets. it's not gonna be difficult for the israelis to keep joining abbas people in in got so, but the real question is how does that serve some kind of the end state that stable as i said? and i, you know, it's hard to see exactly where they're headed in that regard to, other than just the balancing that they're going to destroy your boss. going ahead and blowing up a lot of buildings. we're seeing this ongoing, bombardments and, and actually. c as we speak now, we can see more explosions in, in the skies above gauze. what look like flags presumably said a big round operation. i believe you've spoken about the bombardment as being a kind of a 1st stage of an ongoing 1st stage. but then k is the way for ground troops that we've seen that presumably then in in northern garza. but that is ongoing

bombardment and in the south to what in your mind is, is the purpose of that? well i think the air strikes could have 2 major functions, one or 3, maybe one is sort of strategic air power, which is that the whatever is destroyed in the strike was the gold and of itself, the trying to just the cheap political effect, severe power. so they may be funding for particular homos leaders with those air strikes or just trying to intimidate people by blowing up uh physical infrastructure and in the air strikes might be to prepare the way for ground troops to come in to destroy a defenses, to destroy a or any kind of surveillance equipment that a mouse has, and then certainly you could have close air support that is helping troops move. so when you have a fighters firing at the troops, then you have a air power, suppress stove and make it easier for tags. one not to go inch. so in southern gaza

you'd imagine that they're doing one of the 1st 2 things. whereas in, in the other part of guys are now they're, they're on to close air support, which also involves artillery and his live up to just destroy 2 chunks of gaza. even if done discreetly, which it's not be done. it's not being done discreetly unless that nice thing or outcome of as the strikes benjamin friedman. that's the policy director of defense priorities and u. s. foreign policy. think tank. thank you for joining me again on, on out of here a bunch x o a top you and human rights official, has resigned over the agencies handling of this for and casa in his resignation. lesson. craig nocka described israel's military actions as quote, text book of genocide. she spoke to a correspondent gave her that is on the are usually the most difficult part of proving, genocide is content. because there has to be an intention to destroy and

whole or in part a particular group. in this case, the intent by his reading leaders has been so explicitly stated and publicly stated by the prime minister, by the president, by senior cabinet ministers, by military leaders. that that is an easy case to make it on the public record. but it's important that we start using the language that the law sets out just as we know can recent terms. every major international human rights organization is really human rights organizations, palestinian human rights organizations, united nations, human rights mechanism to independent mechanisms have found that the situation in israel and palestine amounts to the crime of apartheid un needs to get used to addressing these particular violations. just as we have another situation, when we asked the secretary general and his office about genocide, he won't use that term. he says in previous secretary generals have said that that is for courts to decide. do you think that the secretary general should start using

the term genocide when it comes to what we're seeing happening in guys? if we can allege that we see work crimes, crimes against humanity, as we have often done, there's no reason to exclude where we see very strong evidence, the possibility of genocide being committed. and i think you're going to be hearing that term more and more in connection with what we're witnessing in gaza. um, but institutions of course, have to go through the necessary steps before they can make that pronouncements. i, as of today i am an independent citizen, not carrying the institution on my shoulders, and i feel quite confident human rights lawyer in saying that what i see unfolding in garza and beyond is genocide. joe biden has recently said that after this conflict is over, we need to get back to a 2 state solution in your letter, you say the mantra of a 2 state solution has become and i quote, an open joke in the corridors of the united nations where we are sitting right now

. is it really an open joke within the quarters of the united nations? excellent. and it has been for quite a long time. if you ask somebody in their official capacity about the 2 state solution, they will repeat that phrase you over and over again is the official position of the united nations. indeed, that is the official position of the united states. but nobody who follows the circumstances, either from the political side or from the human rights side, believe one that the 2 state solution is possible anymore. there's nothing left for a palestinian state that would be sustainable or just or, or possible in any respect. and everyone knows that. and secondly, that solution never dealt with the problem of the fundamental human rights of palestinian. so for example, it would leave them a 2nd class citizens without full human rights inside the green light inside what it's now is real property. and so when people are not talking from official talking points, you're increasingly about the one state solution. and what that means is beginning

to advocate for the principal of the quality of human rights instead of diesel political taglines. that would mean the state in which you have equal rights for christians, muslims, and jews based upon human rights, and based upon the rule of law, it is what we called for in every other circumstance around the world. and the question is, why is the united nations not calling for that in israel palestine as well. of bolivia is government says it's breaking diplomatic ties with israel, accusing it of committing crimes against humanity and gaza. olivia had previously cop ties with israel in 2009 after the tax on the goal is to strip around the restore them in 20. 20. olivia says that condemns via aggressive and disproportionate as rating military offensive. 2 o 2 in columbia have also an ounce of the ree cooling down baset as to israel on social media platform x, columbia, and president, gustavo petro said, i've decided to report our master to israel. if israel does not stop the masika of

the palestinian people, we cannot stay there on your awful. i was following developments for us from mexico . city of the government of bolivia has officially severed ties with the state of israel. we are treating this as a developing story because following that announcement by the bolivian government, there were also statements made by other south american countries that they would be taking diplomatic actions of their own countries, like sheila and columbia, who have announced that they would be recalling their investigators to israel. now the decision by bolivia is a direct response to alleged human rights violations and alleged work crimes by is really defense forces in the gaza strip. i want to read you just a portion of the statement that was issued by the bolivian government on thursday afternoon, which reads quote, we demanded to enter the attacks on the gaza strip, which have so far claimed thousands of civilian lives and caused the force displacement of palestinians, this is not the 1st time historically that bolivia has severed ties with israel.

this was done in 2009 by former bolivian president. it will morales in response to israel's invasion of the gaza strip. but again, to the point of this being a developing story, answering that question of whether or not we can expect other regional leaders to also take the diplomatic actions of the road. colombian president gustavo pedro took the twitter announcing he would be recalling his and bass or she lives president. gabrielle bought each announced on the social media platform x that he would be calling his and bass are referring to the environment of gaza as quote collective punishment. now it is quite late here in mexico city, but it is reasonable to expect that other regional leaders will make their positions heard. we should be expecting more statements from leaders around latin america, probably more so in the daylight hours and visit up a little out to 0 mexico city. the,

let's now bring you some of the day is all the news and the remains of at least a few people believe to be hostages taken by criminal gangs. have been discovered in nigeria. they were found near a capital market in the southern states of alba and a warning. nicholas hucks or fort does contain distressing images right from the stumps. human body use or what is left of the remains of children, men and women, police in the southern nigerian state to be i believe they were taking a hostage from their cars on the nearby highway that leads to the oil rich towns taking that good point to the nearby forest by a capital markets, those words they're denied being involved in the attack. well, no evidence on you guys. well we, i'm the coast community. i'm disappointed. see that's, i've been here what kind of want to get to a mutual piece because normally bucked,

when would you and todd the captives who could afford to pay the ransom were freed . those who could not were killed their vital organs like ice kidneys, even the heart stolen and sold to traffickers chokes that renewal, escaped from his abductors. after being robbed, they missed me. dry all the money i had in my account. so the promo, this saw friend only to that for me, as i told you, and i have lots to fully qualified police, have recovered at least 80 bodies and arrested 3 suspects. a spokesman for the states governor hope's the rest will reassure business owners and bring justice to the family. this is how it goes down. like i said, 1st of all used to be a 6 to 66 am to 6 pm. he cut them, it was money to push that to a point where people can now have my life haunted by the discoveries.

the kettle market is slowly coming back to life. but there is an eerie sense that deep in this forest, or more bodies waiting to be on earth. nicholas hawk, elda 0, while the german president has apologized to the defendants of several 100000 victims of colonial violence, sometimes in their phone calls. this time i asked for forgiveness during a visit to the town to some gas company itself. it onto the german colonial subject is on the okay, has announced wells 1st agreement to help manage the most highly advanced forms of artificial intelligence. and comes and made a 2 day i safety summit and britain's betsy park, which has been attended by ministers from 28 countries. so to get a good reports, it was wants to place of top secret importance, blatchley punk, while world war 2 codes break has decrypted any sofas and helps paved the way for

an allied victory. now a symbolic location for tackling the next frontier. off to special intelligence and the agreement to manage it's as yet unknown capabilities. 28 countries including the us and china, have signed up to the blatchley declaration. an attempt to kick stuff a global approach to manage the very latest technology and made warnings from tech joins, but it presents the greatest existential threat to humanity. i coach by the us vice president from a i enabled cyber attacks at a scale beyond anything we've seen before. to a i formulated bio weapons that could endanger the lives of millions of people. well, a like po, significant, dangerous to life. as we know it, it also has the potential to transform that to the best suiting in medicine and come back in climate change on demand you factoring. the question for lead is will

be how to control and eradicate those dangerous for the host prime minister risk. you see not it will be a test of his page to place the u. k. at the house of a governance, despite the us as dominance in the sector. the people who are developing the technology, the themselves have raised some concerns about what might happen, how it might be used by the actors. and i want to take a lead and protecting the british people. an urgent call for leaders to act before it's too late. so new guy go out, is there a and also the head here on out, is there a giving bus and a was? are the choices, the palestinian women are being forced to move in costs the the

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welcome back hall. the war is taking a devastating total on pasting women and children and gaza. more than 50000 women. they were pregnant. $5500.00 of them were expected to give bath last month, but it's unclear if for how they were able to reach hospitals for was a treat like a reports trapped with innocent souls inside of us. the was as a 7 months pregnant women and because of describing her experience, if inclusion is rose, unrelenting since there were 50000 women, like i'm 5500 of them are expected to give us this month. i'm a general from instructional. they ask me if there is capacity in the hospital for

them, but i have to say, no, we are overcrowded because it's right. it keeps attack and hospitalized in hospitals and calls are already on the brink of collapse, is few and medical supplies run outs. forcing some women to have c, section deliveries in the dark and without anesthesia. those are the women able to give, but they're facing an untenable choice risk. whatever delivery comes in the place where they reside and risk bombardment, or try to make it to one of the reasonably functioning health facilities where it is overcrowded. on hygenic, with due dates rapidly approaching a no sign of israel's will and gauze easing. thousands of pregnant mothers preparing to get the bus and it was i on so it's and of what the future home and

lucky, basic healthcare judy vega, i'll just 0. well that's it for me. this does use, hey, for this news out, terry johnson will be here and just a few minutes with more coverage, also on gauze, and stay with the last year of how to start experience. one of the worst floods in the country's history. many rural communities are still waiting for help. hundreds of people on the outskirts of the city of may have had been living under open skies for a year in last year's floods. this road behind me, those fields, the entire area that stretches in this direction was completely submerged. many of the homes and buildings that were destroyed are still rubble. and parts of this district have started to flood once again

the, the freight company, big passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime in purple. she's begging p l. a financial award and somebody was able to buy any from the pictures in a remarkable 3 pos people, the power investigation into a complex, secretive world. to turn this go in search of the tale and my fears, 13 months, the longer part 3, on the jersey, the bosses arrived early on friday, ready to carry people away from this town of 23000 to columbus, is from israel's folder, with lebanon. there's many here a more angry with including this man in the call, the local man, one mother screens that tells me where she's going from the be safe of. she says the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i voted for you all these years, but this governments failed. hotels like this one incentive tend to be. i've been

preparing to host hundreds of his res, evacuated from towns and cities in the northern region. inside stop, sol, through books is full. the new arrivals, food supplies for sabbath mail, the will not be celebrated in peace. a diverse range of stories from across the globe, from the perspective of on networks generation. on the already reduced to rubble. israel target's garza's largest rectory g compress set container, right. you and says it could be a will cry, the secretary johnston, this is all just there a lot from the whole side of to being trapped in the strip for 25 days. the roster

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