phones including forest and several air monitoring stations, as well as starting to restore canals and wetlands. things have improved a lot here on like before when it was more polluted, but much more needs to be done. environmental experts say the city has the potential to become a role model, demonstrating how local governments can play a by the role and realizing the goals of the periods. sacrament, on climate change, the as well buttons and now the school in japan, leah in north garza, with thousands of displaced palestinians, was seeking refuge. the i'm sammy's, i them, this is i'll just do a live from dell hall. so coming up is riley strikes. also target at least 3

hospitals and the convoy of ambulances and gone. so the fresh raids in the occupied westbank ready forces make arrests and jeanine and have run us secretary of state anthony blank and continues his diplomatic mission as he meets with arab leaders and jordan. the but again in gaza, way as well as bombs. yes. and now the school with thousands of displace palestinians was seeking shelter. beautiful coat. a school is run by the un. it's the largest school in northern garza. it's on clear at the moment, the extent of casualties on friday. at least 20 people were killed off. the israel bummed another school. just a separate strike is hit outside the and most of hospital killing 5 palestinians in

northern garza. friday's ro, hey, i'm villans convoy carrying wounded palestinians to that killed 15 people. palestinian red crescent is condemning the attack saying it could amount to a war crime. and israel is also strong gauze of by sea full team fishing boats have been struck by is ready. the naval gun boats and gauze, southern city over it, off joined, not by itself within the can lose. he's in gauze, us off. what you went to that school took us through the off come off. is it any clear and now what the casualties look like from that is really strong. come the on real school in giovanni, a refugee camp. the 1st the minutes. the say. uh, yeah, 100 a 100 people between killed and a new or the striker that tipped on the top floor uh, under westport and up the valley. could you come the casualties wherever taken to

ship to a lender? the initial cost with the end and all of it over the god. what's really tough out of. busy a lack of either things from fuel to dispose of them, but they come to this part of the build submitted and it's been that is contained on i'm belong to the trying to, to sort of i go to there to pick up more people from there and doesn't define and figure out is still unclear to also the administrative. there is finding it difficult to communicate with the public on what would be the and for who uh it has been bombarded. also, any guidelines that i eat is collision in 2008, 2009. and it was at that time by the lights 1st for you. and then even underwater leaves the complaint that the underwater quoted the also a money that the lady found it. and that changed over the time being to get picked from the, from the beginning of the war and gaza saw floods. i know you have relatives in

giovanni, a refugee camp. what options, what did they come to placing at that point, when many people went to the schools to take refuge? especially when their body refugee camp was hit, 3 times. people who have tried to leave the north on od rashid road, we saw high risk pictures of what happened to them when they fell victim to his writing strikes. what are people like your relatives saying about what they feel they can do to protect themselves at this point? a look at this is the major attack big effects mainline data on the 10th or the end strikes. things are bad. yeah. but the biggest 3 was the one, but no judge about our job didn't know before about filled either, but i never stopped in giovanni and other places all over the gardens through no i had uh you didn't last month. my brother was trying to contact me on asking me,

uh oh, can you leave jamalia? and if she can do you divide? yeah. how can he cross? i don't know, she hid the cost a line to the solve the guy the know or shoot the hospital, which is the biggest thing in the north, the whole north because on the, on the 40000 follow thing in the spring, getting into hospital know the school the hospital in charge of most all of monday or anytime during the bank to fund get so there is no safe place on the money. many people at the end of the day of this penny, i'm not expecting the the right to hit the building for the next building. anytime a you said the hospital does not say that anymore. the mosque, the church is on the other. i am going to wear in gauze all you can hear me can just know i even minutes before we uh uh, before i, i started reporting the unknown and since rushed to bring more casualties and data

but of the service, there was another, a new, it's a it's like so the, it's like the mon bottom into the blue, weird. and you can hit exposure, liberty, 5 minutes. so it's only gonna, since anything in your body of your bundle because of what are the most densely populated in the world. napoleon god last. so on the side it would cause, look, some damages on the lots of casualties. all right, we'll leave it there. so now let's go with all just there is tiny. my moody joins us from con eunice, in gauze or in honey. he's been watching the situation with strikes on medical facilities, bring us up to speed with the off them off of a strike on a children's hospital just outside the gates of and also children's hospital this 2nd was there's a williams to be note terms and no written lines through his regular air strikes

that the keep on hounding with their a band the advance of attack, just public facility, the schools, hospital room for a structure, a residential home is really is really or strikes so far have been i've not been have been targeting no one, but really i'm so far the vast majority of not all of them, all the casual injury report is due and those who are killed reported our our old civilians, the late this was a she felt hospital the gate of the ship, a hospital that has a cold boy of injured palestinians, we're trying to make it throughout by crossing. and another one has another hospital to specialize. the children's hospital, it was also targeted and to make sure the hospital is not going to operate again. these really these really strikes targeted it's solar panels since the rules off of the hospital leaving the hospital with no choice but to shut down its operations.

the hospital, in addition to the patients and the children inside of it accommodates 1000 on the back the we coming from the far end of another street and people from from the northern parts of garza. this is the latest about admitted gold, mit it goes to services in golf and not only do the experience extreme short days of medical supplies and not only do this the experience. so what do you refuse to give them those to keep them so, staying but also the r he, the bombardment and he's, he's the air is right. and then just a few minutes, they go on a major extractions of valley off a targeting us cool, the targeting idea of the valuation. let me start under what school as before is the largest in the northern part of gaza and particularly enjoy value at the vacuum

. e's r by the 1000. in that area, the school was directly targeted by multiple airstrikes, leaving a large number of casualties. large number of those guys were reported killed right at the spot this the ongoing attacks and tested those on the schools. public facilities, just been firm. what people believe them that there is no sleep replacing garza. in fact, it has shot or any remaining sense of safety and security. people have know where to go. people have been hungry for the past week or so with no proper access to food supplies. i would no pressure access to water supplies, no medical supplies. and now this, the places that the duke of refuge and shoulders are under heavy bombardments on these honey. also to close through what's happening with the hope that something did palestinians had. and some foreigners might be able to

transfer out of this college through rough off the, the process though evacuating. uh, if we can say for a national event, palestinian with abuse, citizenship out of gaza is also as complicated as the process of, of transferring at injured palestinians of from, from garza to, to egypt. the process is very, very selective. these really secured is made it clear that way. they're only allowing those who have come and get from countries that have good relationship with israel, who have supported israel and narrative against garza, perhaps the forwarded israel or on gauze other than this. those people are other, other than these people will likely to remain in garza or the process do evacuated

them or from gauze us through the through rough i crossing would be very, very complicated and it might take days or weeks in, in the future. we're talking about some at 5000 the foreign nationals and how of simeon, with a dual citizenship in living, residing in the gaza strip, but so far with only limited number of people being allowed, the process is going to take very long and sending waves of, of concern and fears of mine and those people who try and do just to run for, for their life. again, the process is very complicated and israel is usually get very selective mechanism . uh to uh, to let these people out of gaza. and it's not on the schools, hospitals, an ambulance is coming on to 5, the are off municipalities, putting out pictures of fishermen and fishermen,

boats coming on the 5 by is friday, strikes from the seawall. can you tell us about that as well? yes. not only and not all these schools and hospitals, but also as molded properties and, and, and equipment and tools for palestinians of fishermen. so a long deed, the coast, the line of receipts road is really gunboats have been bombing and hiring shows. that's how spinning is fishing boats the burning them and, and destroying all of their properties. and also the road has been the size of heavy a boom bard bins and air strikes as we see in the videos and, and the photos of yesterday of people who are trying to escape were killed on the road. trying to escape the war zone. in garza, but here's the context of all of this. it's an occupation and an occupying power would do anything to crush dock you pipe population. and that's exactly what's

happening so far. these really are strikes are not, they're killing, they're not going anyone, but civilians. and if i can confirm that 100 percent, that they're not doing anyone but civilians and would seeing the the videos and the, the image is coming from hospice. those are from the residential homes. and from the evacuation centers, they can call it whatever they can. it's not self defense, it is, it is the destruction of termination of unoccupied population. all right, thank you very much, honey. my mood that so now us secretary of state entity blinking is in jolting ways, meeting latest from several hour countries to discuss the situation in garza thinking that country private is dom i'm with the not the man as sign in the capsule. i'm mine. they also met the lebanese lead and

a deep and the faulty you stress the need for a see saw cold for a stop to is riley aggression in south lebanon. and his life is trip to the regions and can use cooling for humanitarian pauses, for a deliveries into gone. so i'm thinking that's where the as well as prime minister ben, you mean nothing? yeah. who until a v of on friday, in his 3rd visit to israel since the world began. thinking says palestinian civilian deaths need to be minimized, says right, the forces tanya, thomas, finances and hunt for hostages. in garza island fisher reports from occupied east jerusalem. after 2 visits before the great war began. us secretary of state was back in israel. i see there was the usual expressions of solidarity but with a death to rising by the hour and increasing the goose and pictures, the matching from guys a onto the blinking said it was important how israel tackle come us. it matters because it's the right and lawful thing to do matters because failure to do so

plays into the hands of from us and other tear groups. there will be no partners for peace. if there consume volume had turned catastrophe and alienated by any proceeds in difference to their play, it came looking to secure humanitarian pauses in the fighting pauses to get in. and for the nationals out. we need to substantially and immediately increase the sustain, slowly monitoring assistance into gaza and getting american citizens and other farm nationals out of guys. but in perhaps a sign of division between the 2 allies. these really prime minister ruled out any pause with the conditions to go for the dental pauline. we're continuing with all of our strength and israel is refusing a temporary truce that doesn't include the release of our hostages. israel will not enable the entry of fuel into gaza and oppose this transferring money to disrupt the adult. and to the blinking believes morning, it will soon be heading together. but these are where there is a growing consume,

at the growing number of deaths at home and internationally. and the feeling america could do more to put pressure on israel to stop until the blinking was hoping that his trip would be productive, that there would be some way that they could introduce to mandatory and pauses in the fighting. but what is clear is because really war cabinet had their games and goals. and at the moment, a 65 of any kind is not on the agenda all and for sure, i'll just see that it will keep white east jerusalem. and a washington new details are in the genome temporary seas 5 talks happening within the white house. the raw reports, an unnamed official from the national security council says a significant pulls into fighting is being discussed to allow the release of captives held by hum us in garza john hendern has moved from washington dc, as well as senior us official says on condition of anonymity that there is

a conversation going on about having a significant pause and hostility that you heard that on the record. benjamin netanyahu, the prime minister of israel said, absolutely not, that won't happen until those captives are released by from us. however, there are indirect talks going on haltingly and list of the captives have been exchanged, although the us officials as those lists are not complete with hamas saying and that some of those captors have been killed in his railey air strikes. but the official also said that earlier when 2 american citizens, women were released, that was a kind of pilot program in which they would test whether that was possible. and they said, what happened was that it actually worked. there was a cessation of hostilities that how much was able to deliver those captives. and so according to the u. s. official, that is where those conversations are going to try to get

a large number of people released. but israel is going to have to agree to that. and so far they say that nothing is going to happen, at least for the next few days with the us as it is pressing to get an agreement on it. or joining us on the set now is so talking about accounts, he's a professor of public policy. it had been felicia university good to have you with us. so listening into what gabriel was reporting that, what is the us strategy at this point? as well as seems that the, the us is trying to give, as far as, as much time as possible to reach that objectives at the same time, they would like them to do this would mean, and by minimizing the, the casualties that there. uh, so no se is fine cuz its been refund honestly, as far as a link to these message to these res was along the lines of we're not asking you to stop, but we help us to hear military and prime all time for you to continue this operation

absolutely, and the way to do it is to ask for humanitarian pause or pauses. and this i will be limited in time. very, very narrow objective either to allow aid in or maybe to evacuate some of the injuries or allow the for nationals out of gaza. but they are not going to stop the killing. and this is the real problem here that they're trying to relieve the human gen prizes without 1st putting an end to continue getting that receipt which you know witness every day. and the end of that is the position that they can is taking to to jordan. i think some of that of countries particularly may be a tar will object to this. they would like to see a more sustainable ceasefire and to allow for a serious negotiations over the, the, the captives and beverly. all right, so tanya would ask you to bear with me now because we getting some latest pictures

and let's listening to what's coming from garza. oh no, it has. mean they're located their headquarters to this house near about 5 close to the boat of those of egypt. that is why the other one is most even also doing a lot to those that if you tease and internally displaced, persons come off now or the owner. when the school building some other premises are open for people to take said that in these buildings are painted with the own wall, cut out as they are also flying the on the flags. and therefore, these buildings are well known today is that they do probation policies. they know for certain that these are the buildings. and the, even though the, those in into integrity displays and citizens should no longer find any is for

most headed by that. at the same time, the owner was not making any lee, it's then that may give more pressure on the is a, it is even among the international circles. well, that's why you see that sentiment of frustration. this bad and anger also mean at the end of the day, these are fewer families. one of them i don't really have uh civilians. well, this is also a premises of one 0 was clearly known today. is that 80 okay. patient forces had the same time the is really drones are flying in dozens all over guys that day and might they know for sure that these are clusters of individual citizens, civilians living in a you in bright,

mrs. that's why this lady, probation forces are targeting civilians openly and paperless billing and there's different data sets on for you. and those are bad. yeah. and that's happened and like, you know, before office and guy who did it with such fund into the season because that and especially in the old civilians have a so you've got to where to slow to go to pieces and that you can buy your father who doesn't specify for them to sing brought to have him hot off with as you can see, only that they dropped from women and children with in that small tent. right, so we were listening in the to the voice. so i'll just sarah arabic, bureau chief in gaza. why the do?

and of course wireless, one of those who himself lost some of his family members in, in this really strong. let's take this discussion once again, back to us. we'll talk about a cottage here in the studio. so has gone. these are really harrowing pictures, very difficult pictures to look at. and we are hearing condemnation mounting the un secretary general saying he was horrified by and his riley strike on the convoy of ambulances. that was, of course, despite his brows claims that the last fight is being transported in one of those ambulances. how is this building? is it having an impact? is it likely to have an impact on the us position? as we were discussing lincoln's visit to the region. yes, the more it looks like an extermination. com. as the great info is, is going to have, i think, on international position as a whole. and we did have 7. you an expos come out and say they are afraid that the

palestinians are at risk of genocide day before yesterday. yes. you know and much more than risk. i think it is. it's unfolding in front of all of us at the moment. but the, the scandal of it is unbelievable. so anyone with the degree of humanity to, to see these children being killed so casually is a, it's very difficult to, to tolerate. so within the wise, i'm sure the public opinion is turning strongly, whether it's going to have an influence in washington, and whether it's going to have it fast enough to limit the number of killed people . i'm not sure, i think the timing is very, very important for the administration. they're trying to give that to know as much time as possible to try and finish from us. and for that they will try and delay and the, the introduction of the human teddy impose. and it doesn't seem to be any softening

of the is really right. so regular. let me just read out a quote here. this was by these ready prime minister, sending eliza to the troops these ready troops. it was published yesterday in media, in which he says, this is a rule between the sums of lights and the sums of darkness you went on to say, remember. busy what i'm a like did to you might remember and soul tom. this is a biblical reference to a parts of the bible of the 1st samuels in which the jews believe they will order to go and destroy this the enemy people. the i'm like by killing every man, woman, child, an even infant even alamos. the bible says by constantly evoking this kind of message, not the 1st time he's made this reference. and then looking at the college, looking at the scenes of destruction, looking at what we saw on a rashid the road yesterday where you know, people have,

have spoken about civilians and we can see civilians that you've got to ask. what is the impacts of this kind of escalating story, rhetoric? well, what he's doing really is telling us soldiers, you go ahead, you have to tell him community, not just from me, not from the united states, but from got god 3000 years ago, has requested you to do this. when you feel your, your, your, on the thread and you're on the right track. now, obviously by 10 degrees into this religious rhetoric is a igniting, very, very difficult to position across the region. you me, we have not, we have phonetics not only it amongst the jewish people. we have the say with months, muslims have questions, and they're all now uh your key to positions to see who is who, who has the rights really as, as, as far as the religious doctor is concerned. and this is,

this is going to really escalate very, very quickly and will take us back to the days of 911 and was unfolded immediately after that. one unfortunate consequences of that to be could be, is that you will drag the knotted states into this by threatening. we think there's a real possibility of that. i think so. i think it's in his interest to try to make sure that the united states is partnering, but we have some of the smaller yesterday he sounded like he didn't want to push this further. no, it hasn't. the sort of right from the beginning it was clear that he wasn't going to come in in full force. otherwise you would have done from the 7th or the 8th of october. his was position is, is very, very difficult at the moment. but uh, there is a youth right still that if he does, if nothing you all would choose is he can provoke mr. a lot and then bring the nice things along. wind. all right, thanks so much. we'll talk about a cat. we must go now to him. told that a she's a local jim,

the space in kansas city joins us now. him just tell us what you know about these laces strikes. one to stand under was school inside a giovanni refugee camp, which is in gauze and city where you have why you are has been hit. and so what do you know about the who the ash target is that um, southern the we noticed that there has been a target and this is not the 1st school that has been targeted in the another, an area in the gaza strip yesterday. and also stolen neighborhood. another school in the north has been targeted and the keys to 20 people have been killed and dozens have been injured. according to the hood, a school that has been target straighten, now we still don't have the numbers. numbers are not confirmed. and as we all know, that it's very hard to get the right numbers right now. and because of strep, because the air strikes are intense. uh,

air strikes are happening and taking place on it, like in difference in several areas. but what i really know about this good is there are thousands of people that are taking this place as a refuge. they're staying there, they're living there. and that's what makes it very hard find for all of these children and woman that are sheltering in the school. and what i really think is their mom being these schools or the entrances, or the surroundings of the schools, to terrify people, to make them evacuate through the south. and so that's what we have. please go on. yeah, so that's what we have from the for who the targets were striving to talk to someone on the ground. and i'll keep you updated as soon as possible. when you are in garza city, tell us how your coping, how on people coping in a city that is now surrounded. we understand by as ready forces as well as being hit with this riley strikes. actually we were not hoping to be honest. like the

situation is very devastating. we have been trying to secure our families with fluid. uh, a couple of colleagues has been waiting on the bakeries in the queues, waiting for it before in the line to get some bread for their families. us. we did not have bread for more than 4 days right now, and we're trying to have any like and any other stuff to eat. but because we believe that our families, people have children in the schools have the priority to have the spread. there has been nonstop explosions all night. we're not sleeping at the same time. we're trying our best to to have electricity and to have internet to, to spread the message to the world. but at the latest, airstrikes is, are, these have been targeting solar panels. the generators and we saw like i saw a couple of targets in my own eyes, like only targeting like the solar panels that are stationed on the roof tops of the buildings. and this is the only way,

palestinians in the college you could have like any source of electricity. they're charging their phone, they're trying to connect to the world at the same.