the vital role in solar energy harnessing, offering 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to environmental protection, enhancing investment climate, digital licensing. your better tomorrow. the the the hello i'm for the vacuum. this is in use our on our, which is 0 and my from don't have with all extensive coverage of his arousal on guys coming up in the next 60 minutes. no. and to his rouse, as told was on the gaza strip, no end to the rising human toll residential buildings in the so called evacuation zoning, central gaza of come under attack, death, destruction and display across gaza as easily as well. and does it the 2nd month,

10328 policy ends up in kills so far? $548.00 of them. just the past 24 hours. rivers or so. there's shows in my power again. here's inside. also this our prime minister benjamin next now headset israel having total control over the guys as security after it's war. and finally, on the why is the number of people queued by is really forces in the occupied west by the it is 15, gmc 5 pm in guys are where israel has attached residential buildings in the so called evacuation zone in central gaza. this was a scene in there are, by the way,

homes are lying in ruins. it's unclear how many people have been killed in this latest is really a talk a month into the war. at least 10320 palestinians have been killed. hospitalization, guys are unable to cope with the constant flow of injured people. many hospitals have run out of fuel and basic medical supplies. at least 60 percent of medical facilities have stopped operate is and there's new me for shortages across guys i where toys say oh, basically in the north have stopped operating because of his routes, relentless bombardment and total siege. well let's get the latest without correspondence stuff. what kind of flow to is on the line from there are by law. this is where the latest is really a talk has happened. tell us about this residential neighborhood that was targeted by these really soft. what of what i would know would uh, what we can see now from the 2 pedals, cup of my, our, my building. uh no,

the fi can go by the fire and drop it to work. they go and we could see dies in durham, system goes up to the uh, the truck gets back to the explosion that we so our, so it's like a, we were 300 meters from, from the last x, georgia type in 2 hours ago. and the only way around, i didn't all the way to for the people evacuating from god, the c t to watch the south see thing to the anyway, we have the strong explosions that shake the whole of the key. we couldn't, we didn't have the shows to stop and put the like the picture says many people are rushed to help on to uh, immediately start to remove that. are those mediately, i mean, literally mediately, i always thought that we, we try to follow up with the minister of health regarding the said, the, this exclusion. they said that, that i the fine. so just to find out a bit,

look at the 3 of these, they've been show buildings and, and the center of the where i at that time the center is very crowded with people who was looking door, a lining up. i the big carry over or for water supplies go on for other daily. we understood the different until now. the minister, pamela bowed. good lunches on risk. teams are still trying with the minimum or with simple means with their hands to remove the pickup or the pull out, the bodies are acceptable. i got the case, the fine. we still wait for the municipal bill for the latest update. okay, you mentioned the evacuation stuff, watch and these really have been pushing for civilians in northern guys. i to leave through said dean road, but that's also been controversial and dangerous. can you tell us what's been

happening along that evacuation that still calls evacuation boat? so yes we were, we went through a lot, i didn't see today and we met the people who managed to leave the city and the laws of the garbage to the thoughts. i had been based on the the and the way to uh, to the saw the chick point. they could see lots of by the lots of, uh, people cut the pieces are the biggest driver called madeline cars are nobody there . you change the said these buddies to, to take them to the hospital or to body them. and they also said that they could see lots of destruction along the, the 2 sides of the i do 3. and even at the she, i and they, to a liberal day off to or at least 5 to 62 meters on fee to their children until they reach the printer and the audio guns where they could either take uh they'll

click on the truck who can take them to another destination, that'd be, i've already had a they said, so we asked them, they said i believe that the solve the say hey we go, they said simply, we could see what we had be watching the tv. we could see the soccer up in the game, for example, and amazon eunice can in the family 15 family members on the job family the same. but, and i know so they said that's what's the only option we have. if they ask us to move to somewhere else, we wouldn't force, we would be forced to get this placed on a peak shelter, even though it's not the same. but at least we live on the fly out of 24 hours. the old man, he told us that it took him 4 days to pull out the body of the and to do to work with killed. and one of the dogs on your body out if you come, they said we were living in lucky the seller has. so that the people he and,

and got the city and in that ultimate, they got us through the i'm looking for for i knew where to go, but not to stay under the m, the headlights. they describe it. so i need accusation. what from what you tell us say that's fall from being say for civilians in the north. also there is now looming food crisis, food which was old already an issue, the lack of food. we now hear that bakeries in the north and not functioning hospitals are running out of fuel as well. how were people in the north coping without, without food and without being able to reach these hospitals? let's clarify this, find miss out on the god. okay. part of both connected to the same trick boys. that is that i e, automated, controlling, i got been shopping down for a month now. so both south and north depend on the cool things for the daily supply

. so we're, i am in the central area all but the other 3 buttons i moved to, uh, you know, sometimes for, for my work is in crisis. we have to line up all orders on dollars to get the water . we have to line up at the big city uh to get from bridge and know by the way we are thinking about few days. that's the show they've got the same as the most of the and gather because they will run out of everything to literally that's the show at the supermarket. the shops, the big it is telling us, so they're on auto mall the store material. they had been studying even before the war, so in few days got the whole got those kind of south west north and got to cp, wouldn't write out the good thing literally for more thought of from fuel medicine, food i'm converting it is a very a wearing what you describe the software, thank you. so shortages all over guys, all food fuel water,

as you heard from my correspond to corresponding this off. what kind of, what's on the line now? the out shante refugee camp is one of the many areas in northern guys that has come under heavy is really bombardment. i'll just err correspondent, while the how do met people living there and 5 or this results are you. i'm a shelter. we are in the, i'll show he refugee camp that was heavily bombed. as you can see, this residential square has been totally destroyed. it was subjected to the heaviest a series of rights and bombings in this area. since israel started its campaign, we are here near an area where it is rarely tanks have been deployed last month. it was a good sort. i follow up the next thing about a problem with that account in as i couldn't, i couldn't get it man. i'm about to get the idea of into macintosh mclean. and the thought about

this area is one of several that were targeted and attacked. we will go to the, i was to see what has happened. guess what? i guess i felt on beth i had to try that on a i can see how i just, i'm gonna try to badge a little bit. so most of it, i don't know. i know what country, how wide is it that the shortest, i'm gonna do it if it as well as the husband monthly go, how and then the then just let me pull the, comes to i don't want the number. you can exit to do it out of here. no, but it's a 100 instead of dish on it yet. i get shots. so decisive because i got shot in hand on going on a couple of how do i like to talk to somebody, somebody when they get you over to the lot that i bought on my job, he lives here highly a who i bought on most of your fucking shopping for the streaming, the fellow on the give me, i do a lot, i'll be able to it's not me, i will not let me. you said i had that mechanical key on the shelf agent now. the

a month ago, it is impossible for civil defense teams or ambulances to come to this part of the l. shoddy refugee camp. traces of blood and some body pots, and lying all around. i might now be walking over some corpses in this place. i asked the neighbors he had managed to pull out 5 bodies as well as pots of people's bodies. under the rubble, there were many bodies of people who used to live here. some people are expecting the worst and the most difficult times in the coming hours, days or nights. this is the reality, and this is the life of the people here. those who were still alive have taken some belongings and gone to the else chief of medical complex. and them and streets around that he had the a month ago was a palestinian strapped in northern guys are moving from one place to another. but nowhere as you heard his face as i'll speak to you sir, i'll go who's a palestinian political writer, he's joining us on the line from jabante, a refugee camp history. thank you so much for being with us. once again, our knowledge is here. last time we spoke, you were in our shockey camp or beach comp with wild. we just fired his report from

and you left all shot to yesterday morning to head to job leah where you are now. in northern guys are still what was it like before you left? how shockey and why did you decide to leave a good evening this the 3rd, let me tell you that the i think most of the by this thing and sort lives in the beach, come lift it because is ready. the error strikes by to get to the 400 um, maybe the 40 of or maybe 40 houses, regions blue can look be they can 500. as i hear from the spokesman of the uh, minnesota field. uh, we lived the beach camp as the quick. is there any not that they don't do for is weren't, didn't commit a crime. this is, it's like a general, it's like a clean thing. we didn't know where to go. and they said that we should live to the north in the south area of garza,

but it's really has it has many cheap points because many and took money as a uh, is it, we took money at the prisoners and the us told via the money i started the jewelry that or things they have. so we left georgia by the account. i know that this is not a safe place and i was calling for an update. yeah. i was gonna say history uh you, you left a beach comp or shop a shot to you, but your body of where you are right now has been bump several times by these relays in these past few days. are you not worried about your safety there? right now, it somehow said to your van to the beach, can know placing god, i think you've been the south area of god, the south region of guys that it's not fair. it's pretty last night bit targeted by the thought to get to the old. so didn't, but i hadn't thought to get the better things in the house just because let me be

knows what the one unfortunately is or amc glenn is. 2 is like you wait for the city and to see 9, this is what's happening right now. and the or the morning 3, they call money cellphones that you should leave the northern area. 1 which a bad time and the old area to the south area. they know what they want. unfortunately, not the only crisis these. these are, these are the we did we, as i told you before, we don't have fueled, we don't have big cavities. we don't have the bread. we don't have anything. water now would be where people did with money open because here in garza to stay safe. and rebecca, you don't have even just you. you'll need to see just a house a minute. and that's place in the face that you wish and, but you don't use 3. i just wanted to come back to something that you mention

in the vacuum ration route. and indeed these relays, they've been pushing people in the north to head south. but as we've heard from my correspondence on the ground, that is not a safe road for people to take. do you think this is a trap at the setting for palestinians? a sure it's a correct. it's right now one to destroy and one is she needs to be in general, but it's been in the 2 or 3 or up in a city and state. is there a built in typical life? acute and resolution is right. it didn't accept any of you and a resolution even uh, 19124 to to the city or to a, 2334. these are out of money. are you interested in ocean austin? gore calling total benefit yet and right. but in the whole was now can see what's happening to bed with a genocide. again, experience women and children. yesterday morning, my pregnant feeling that i would do i, if we 35

a talk about what happened and been by the state and everyone here, even the children of the or the human and country of the was even some of the old and the center of the work things of that like but experience, well no, it's really no committee met of crime. unfortunately, they are human to helping to end up measuring it here, but they're really low. the human ear thing to human rights and no, no, and even the out of countries didn't call port or we have z z b, right? it'd be bidding to have or to be is about this. but if it's either or this is point out or to stop the blood should be, but the thing it sort of is in the end because this trip use rate. um we've seen some people leave guys, not many of them. the injured people. also, palestinians would dual citizenship have left not many again of them. if

you had the opportunity to leave guys a today would you as before. so i'm sort of, it's a question. let me tell you before but the oppression on god the or the war which happened by the his or 80 aggravation. not been in garza. did we have the opportunity to leave or to type in any where i have money, money or conferences? i should leave and i sure to, to visit you to be in countries because i have money and they should, they've done that. and so the invitations of home and the mention of institutions, we didn't even have the opportunity to leave because these european side didn't accept it. the tends to drop in to throw egypt except 5 under but opinions every b and b should the money for from the offices, which is related to the construction. uh or i don't know if in the kitchen or position and institutions or what. so if we have a,

we had that line to these guys off. unfortunately we, we really because there were no place facing guys, us not to be a not tomorrow. i'm not yet to be unfortunately, because we are a patient. the question should be like this. can we stop to pick a few patients? there's it can't recognize the view and resolution. that's what come in. we should know what lands we should, that's the end of the probably should said, if i we, we heard these really prime ministry us 3 say that applying is perhaps after this war is for israel to reoccupied. gas. so what, what is your reaction to that? i think they come through fuel by gas i because the minute them to go to have a phase and they know that the out if you buy out, if i need to, if you buy has been the country of the world become us. 6 if you buy land, why the people that has little to fight for the lights and also i told you last

time that we have bribes, we should and was having an incident of october, which happened because it didn't get the bill. i bet you i got to the point about 17 years. no, no, no, seaboard, no, airport, no rights. no. if you would know electricity, 17 years we are putting problem because they're ready to corporation. so what? because we're in the bit. just more blood should marketing more. 7 5 destruction, but these really wouldn't be even today or tomorrow because we have the light, the thing and our children have the right. every one of the but it's been, i know that we a couple of but i think that everyone has been like the 540 country for his community for his people. okay, cool. now it's the children. when a free you, the country is even today or tomorrow, you 3,

thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us use re, i'll go a policy and political wider. joining us here on the line from giovanni, a refugee comp, in cost is the now the white house is present, joe biden has spoken to his ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the phone on the call, and let you know again, reiterated israel will not initiate a cease fire and in an interview with american media, he also said that israel will maintain a security presence in gaza after the war. i think is what will before an indefinite period. we'll have the overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't have it when we don't have that security responsibility while we have is the rupturing of a master on a scale that we couldn't imagine. what our white house correspondent kimberly healthcare is standing by in washington for reaction. but 1st we go out and fisher,

who's an occupied east jerusalem island. tell us more about the next thing. i was governments plans, long term plans. so guys of course they, they usually government to be 6 is the starts as a total of 7. that the whole reason for the war is to defeat thomas. but this is certainly a departure for benjamin netanyahu talking about long term plans for guys. i know you've got to remember that the israelis pills. i have guys in 2005. the last 3 legal settlements on the move back to the lines of 1967 where they seized the live scenario to suggest that there's going to be some sort of the fact to military occupation of part of it will certainly alarm many in the international community but it's not just benjamin netanyahu that's talking in these terms. you'll go out towards the defense minister highs. and the last few hours, been speaking to a tennis, a parliamentary committee. and he told them that the intention was that the war

would be long. it would be difficult and there is no guarantee that it will leave guys a, at the end of it, of the sofa model facilities. at the end of this campaign, they'll be know how much is including military organization in concept. they'll be no security threat from the kansas strip to israel, and israel will have complete freedom of action to act in any situation where there's any threat of incoming. so it's on like anything else that we've done what's not clear is how this would work. a big suggesting that there could be some sort of buffer zone between israel and the gas a strip, which is really trips based just inside that buffer zones. i'd be suggesting that they will operate somehow in the way that they do in the west by which is under published to be in the store to control. but it's really forces with impunity and move into towns and villages without warning,

sometimes to make arrests or is this going to be don't keep patient of some kind that could last for a while. and that will concern the international community. we've had some joe biden. every time he's talked about what's happened in israel is also talked about the need for the 2 state solution. and that has been the same from the us for years . and more countries are talking about that seeing the way through. this is one of the 2 state solution for of course, that becomes incredibly difficult. the israel is occupying part of one of those states. and thank you. and fisher live there and occupied east jerusalem. let's get the view now from washington and pick up on some of what alan was saying, that with our white house correspondent kimberly hawk it. so what will the binding white house make of next year? i was planning a visitor out indefinitely maintaining security. and gosh, i kimberly as out and said that the, the white house spine, this said it wasn't a good idea for a 0 to reoccupied on to. yeah, well,

we know that there was a conversation on monday between the is really prime minister and the u. s. president and asked about that on the morning television shows the national security spokesperson, john kirby would not comment. but what i can tell you is that the 2 leaders are in close coordination. and there is certainly still a lock step support by the, by the administration for israel. now, having said that, there is this push for the united states to encourage israel to have these 2 mandatory pauses. but for the most part, they are leaving. what happens after this conflict to the is riley's. now i can tell you that this is an ongoing conversation, something that the national security spokesperson, john kirby said, particularly when it comes to those humanitarian pauses. it's something that they say they are getting push back from the israelis on, but something that they are encouraging strongly given the fact that they feel that not only is this of grave concern, given the not only high number of casualties,

but also the fact that there are not enough in trucks going in through the roof of crossing as of yesterday monday, we know that there were just 30 that prost in 24 hours. also the us president expressing concern about the treatment of palestinians in the west bank at the hands of is rarely subtler. so those are some of the sentiments that were expressed by the us president in the latest telephone call with the is rarely liter. meanwhile, the secretary of state antony, blinking kimberly's, continuing his diplomatic tor. he's been to this region to the middle east. he's currently in japan. what's he achieved on this to as well? what he's achieved. part of me is something that is very similar to the us president. again, a work in progress. what he's trying to achieve is unity. much like what we saw when it comes to the russia ukraine war. he's trying to achieve consensus. and for

the most part, we're seeing early indications, but he is getting that we have some early indicators that there are communicate that most of the g 7 nations are going ahead with the position of the united states in support of israel steps. having said that, what we've seen are these very large protest in support of the palestinians in a lot of these capitals of these g 7 nations. so as a result, we're also seeing a lot of these leaders saying to the united states, look at we also want to see you pushing because riley's to make sure they abide by international law. something we know has not been the case thus far. as a result, the secretary of state acknowledging that this also is an ongoing conversation with these rallies in the united states. kimberly thank you very much for that. kimberly hawk, it is a white house correspondents live there in washington when it's not returned to the

situation in gaza and he's rouse the bombing of the palestinian territory, has been relentless and devastating palestinian officials say an estimate of 30000 tons of munitions have been used on the territory, that means israel is dropping an average of about 3 tons of phones for every person killed is really forces say they use 6000 on guys on the 1st 6 days of the war. that's nearly as many as a us dropped off. got a sign in the hole of 2019. let's speak to a dr. hater, a bottle this. he's a foreign policy and military analyst joining us from the horror in practice on thank you very much for speaking to us. so i guess we want to find out more for us about this is really grinding cars and they say these readings that they've managed to in circle the guy's a guy's a city and effectively caught the territory in half. but of course, as little information on how this ground operation is going, because it's only coming from is around the plains of heating these hundreds of targets until on what, what is your assessment of what's happening right now?

how close, or how far is israel to achieving its military goals? so is really uh have been a deliberately big about the whole portions of marketing because of for security reasons are partly because there was a sense that they might be digging more casualties than they're prepared to accept . of course, at the end of the day, incrementally they will have to accept because those guys are, these cannot be here, but that are one so slow and the information is essentially government to us to open source intelligence. so we'll sac imagery to marty can or dish, frankly, by one or a mazda is supported. now i've worked the i, the effort center supporting of and of course the field was, uh, you know, the reports on, on the field. it was on these really side. so you don't, you have to look at it in terms of concentric circles or so you know,

how boss will be a defense in depth. and these varieties of which is the unburdened force would need to hop through the circles. and so that they need to clear areas as best they can. now imagine display is a, you know, under the been showing, uh, where do i go for this? its me wrecked by is where you bought me. you just mentioned uh the amount of b and d, they've dropped on the safe, you know, bowman gets the rubble or the start button. so why are you a fundraising the area and softening the dump? the downside is the view clear to me finding positions for the defendants. okay. well as part of the standard textbook approach, how my us would work out, likely any, you know, is really approaches in mind and moving draft. and they're also using commercial drones, a vector for good with explosives. was that using as direct attack munitions? and we know that despite the most out was explosive react, obama and the tool pieces from production. they've been able to go back to pick out the bags and the, the app is ease by attacking them, shorter distance,

right. and this thing supported by half an hour with this up doing as we've seen, they've been supported by ad power. what happens to once they move into a more urban environment, which i understand hasn't quite happened yet, most of the areas they've been targeting have been so my rule areas, what happens once they move to the actual advantage urban areas where they will have less of an advantage against some us the correct inside act. uh, if you recall a couple of days ago, one of the false deals of june this was embedded with the id is actually for oh this, this report about the trying to link up with uh, the fullest coming uh north south along the full slide. and he said the board for the tech said that they were ambushed and they lost about 2000 people. so it's,

it's difficult, or literally the advance is really slow. and so why the be is way these are going outside in a mazda probably does a moving inside of the mug. and some of these, donald's are attacking the idea of troops and maples in the out of that. and we have seen the 4 page port out by how much so it's going to end you, right? because once they fall, they're going to be a big a barrier. then getting a couple of flat and fuels have supports gonna become more difficult. but the issue is that in any context of arms, one of the things that needs to be remembered is that both sides are drive the force, the any way to fight the way you want. explain. so not fight on the enemy's terms. and as the fight refracts, the invading force begins to learn from the act was these tactics and begin to work out down to measure then to something we see in the room. so you can what also, this is not going to be different. so, how much would need to factor that in, okay,

that the, the is a lead is when we trying to work out how to go to the, the symmetric advantage of that, or how mazda is using it, is to thank you so much for your insight. a job hater, a foreign policy and military on this. joining us the from august on us and still ahead on and use our coverage continues of israel's foreign gas and is grief also and despair and 11 on is more civilians, all victims of cross border fighting them and showing solidarity more people around the world protests in support of policy, the color we have some rather live the showers across the west side of the amazon space in central areas to some pick down pools here whatsoever. we'll sit a little further south was in the specific go through the next dial,

so it is warm and one of service. 31 degrees celsius, bacon fund 3 down pulls coming for you. he can see that normally breeze just coming in as we go one into a way to stay tight. budget easy is off the top shows a little more widespread, the tools and all solve auction taking the pushing up tools, power required west and parts of the m as in base and seeing some live the some breakdown pulls, rumbling away here like push right up towards panama to was the northern parts of south america, still a line of very heavy showers, still making the way across his span. yala dominican republic, seen some very heavy. right. and notice still some pretty wet weather, se, into the east, and all this of the carrot being that went to weather with 2 of them joining up. we'll see you have your rank continuing just around, but a rico bright disguise for the east and honest thought to pat there in jamaica. still some live the shelves continuing. the central parts of south america, just running across the bullies. we have got some wet weather, some windshield weather across mold and pulse of north america. it is

a woman in new york for the time being cooler at talking in for wednesday. the. the israel is still refusing to allow the international journals into jobs to cover the carnage they're all that they can report on 1st hand is be, is really saw palestinian reporters risking everything to get the story. you 15 members killed in an ass. dr. sharon, what's happening? we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is the listening post water is life. but in palace sky, it's an instrument of bulky patient with israel controlling the majority of palestinian water resources and destroying hundreds of sanitation structures out of students are being deprived of a universe. so human rights,

people in power investigates with an isaac walter in palestine on a jersey the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news are on out to 0. a reminder of the latest developments in these rounds war on gossip is really s. whites have hit residential areas. a foster gaza strip. many have been killed in central and southern parts. west civilians have been advised to move to in total more than $10300.00 tons of students have been killed in over

a month. and more than half the hospitals and guys have been forced to close as twice of repeatedly targeted health facilities where thousands of things shelter in 70 percent of the population has been forcibly displayed. and now the united nations has issued a plea to end in humane collecting, collective suffering and gaza. the secretary general has describe a situation in the strip as a nightmare. these really government has dismissed the calls for si fi. i bake reports and a warning that they are distressing images from the start of this report. as much as not here to answer cries. there's no parent to come to to, through this painful deal. child after child rescued from beneath the revel. don't know where the parents so left shop by seeing that black as active as they may survive the trauma within them for the rest of the lives. what's your name? the major costs? first, what's the name of your father?

size, and that mean, where's your house? even in terrifying times like these, the magic stalls patient and intentionally, it's probably the only comfort children like mother could have for some time. and then i am like any room and in the world i want security and peace. i'm a civilian, i have nothing to do with anything. we have seen the worst part of the war they bombard at our street. they shelled or next door neighbors and targeted the water tanks. it is the miracle of all miracles for us to stay alive. we have skipped searching deck. i mean by that could be united with a father. the bottom of, of, of all of a sudden, a nearby building was on boarded, and 2 of us, what can no one in the work, and force us to leave casa real estate and goes, there are no children with state in casa, we are civilian in defense, this but the head, us with a to bumps and data started the whole area. where does the entire, what is the single pen union?

where does the united nations even a c says no one can force them to because it is a constant tom with his ready drones overhead. so clean looking for new targets as the deadly on the floor. closing 10000 postings have been killed sofa. the strikes continued overnight into the morning on tuesday when calling eunice was hit. some people killed in such as under way of this trapped into the rebel. how the students are determined and say they will live through this, but they're not sure what would be left of cause and effect based just 0. hundreds of thousands of people of sale in northern guys are many of them are attempting to make the journey south, but our traps as these really forces in circle the area. it's a dangerous journey residential area in the so called evacuation zone in central and south guys have come under attack civilians driving on to major roles linking the new one for and the south have also been count. let's get an update from our correspondence on the ground. terry comp was whom was in con,

eunice in southern gaza tarik intends bombing, especially in the north and center, but southern gaza hasn't been spread even yes, another day also on top of all attacks took place in the church rates. what different areas have been targeted by the use of the occupation forces in the north central and now in the southern areas of the church rates are starting with different bella . a district where residential building has been slots and different strikes took place on this district cleanings the lives of dozens of palestinians. but those since others have been also ages. also that tax continued in roof district in the far south of the gaza strip. where to residential buildings have been flattened over its inhabitants. also these strikes continued in the eastern areas. of course, the gaza strip and eastern areas that cost. so adjacent to the east, very port is whether you just really made it to ground. the operations or expand exist, minute 3 shots against the of

a palestinian fighters who are trying to block the entry of the east by the troops on the ground. also the classes have dropped it in the north west of the gaza strip in bay class. yeah. district that we'd publish, the new font is abuse right now the patient forces. the relentless attacks also continued in the facility overcoats, hospital central. the goal is to can tell them how neighborhoods and also in the up, in the central areas of the territory containing also this in the most civilized neighborhoods in the gods trip. these remedies are saying that this setup is so called evacuation. so for people in the north to head south, but are people actually making it safely to the south where you are of the it's not completely safe and it's really, it's really a very dangerous journey to evacuated from the north central areas to the southern areas of gauze as trip a very limited number of people that they manage to talk to wage. taking such a great risk in terms of evacuating through the southern areas of the cause of stress,

they were forced to work for long distance. the country to operate vehicles the due to the lack of a fuel in the north have central areas of the gaza strip and due to be relentless attacks that took place in these areas. they were forced to leave the houses and it to be southern areas looking more than a 20 kilometers on thoughts, carrying the luggage, the items, their stuff, and even holding the young children with them and even a pregnant women, dis, disabled people have been also forced to also be evacuated, the oldest families to the southern areas of main wild this uh people have what this must have due to ration and thank you. monitoring conditions due to the move down 30 days, so just really, really into subtracts, right? north and central areas of golf is to see what's the latest on a um, a target coming out. we've heard that 5201890 terry ne trucks have entered guys that but that's not enough. yes. so the majority of age, the enter, the goal is this trip since the beginning of this round,

the financing on the specifically off the 30 days of a relentless is really our tax on the church which destroyed different ridicule and even a humanitarian uh facilities that are providing services for people and also with the destruction also bakeries and move to services. these humanitarian, it's considered to be very limited in terms of the needs of the gaza strip and daily basis causes to confuse, move on a 400 humanitarian trucks. b a, b a b day and the normal days now off to 30 days at the number that's had been insect to the territory. still very limited, then it just barely could be enough only for one day to the consumer. mix of gaza strip. people are really a witness, things must have accessed the patient and the human attorney in conditions that me personally today. are you such a great problem in terms of having access to clean move so as, as well as destroying are the main sources of, of cleaning the territory and with the ongoing, also, prevention of, if you supplied entry to the goals district,

so router stations and what the bumps copy operated without this, if you as owner, what today has announced that if much stop, i'm told it's operations in gaza strip due to the lack of a fuel, indeed excites terry capitalism. thank you for bringing us the latest data from con eunice in southern gaza. well, let's discuss all these latest developments now with our guest i've done need see i'm who's a professor of political science and middle east studies at rutgers university is also a former un spokesman. thank you so much for being with us and careful. let, let me ask you 1st about we've, we've heard and seen how difficult conditions are in guys of the bombing relentless more than 10000 killed in over a month. and today, or a few hours ago, at least we heard, is now as planned for after the war and is hinted that israel could reoccupied garza for any definite time. what, what do you make of this plan? and i can't see is,

are you this came to the conclusion that this water casual war might not work. and they are prepared now to take a long range for board. that's my last for when you as they said, and they have to control you guys altogether if they were approved as they say, the resistor pack has that's has their club. now they're trying to cut the guns or into, to have been, or from this house, push the people in this health court and order them in half of goza. and keep this a humanitarian, it's going by drop by drop, which cannot maintain bytes. and they are trying to use the civilian casualties as the car to push on resistance because that's as you, as you can see, that the mounting number of people can, is unbelievable, right? and taking advantage of so you a support and depart all of us as

a base you on security concept and the all of our own support from europe. and some of those will control guys after the war. at this moment, as you can see, this situation is k o, so no one can say in control of god. so now, but in the aftermath, i think it depends on the outcome that could be some kind of a, of a group both uh, computers or chromebook with the policy, you know, sort of t and some for of, uh, what is this thing, but maybe in different for assuming that the is there any way you would take all the codes which is on the question, i mean, theaters this sense is so fierce that the is really take it up on distribution. it's still pretty fun defined heart that has this. that's very fair. so there's a sense there's far pump, bumping from the air,

i'm from the sea and from the comp which the end the end, but as long as more catch up just. so that is the week. our point for the, for the, from there is a sense point of view with the catch up. this will disappear site and yet they continue to shut off the water and electricity and an internet, which is another reason for the people completely now to feed in the state of disorder. right. let's talk about the united nations, which you know, well because you are a spokesman average when the u. n. seems powerless right now. we can make a very strong language from antonia gutierrez yesterday on monday. but that doesn't seem to be any movement of the security council. there are deep divisions, but also we're seeing cracks within the un, with people within the administration, within the organization, rather, not happy with the way the united nations is handling this conflict. all we likely to see any significant shift at the united nations that could make

a difference on the ground in gosh, i think we can, can know, observe the loud this speaker speeches. and now that is this, but it isn't one of the humanitarian organize which they should come on to state and join to statement calling for an immediate cease fire and on a 5th or access access to the humanitarian. that is one thinks a diesel critter to turn on. unfortunately, i started this statement as he spoke about the graveyard. think guys, so i'm kinda interested in it, but he was very cautious because of course he was already sized last time a security can offloaded before the long historical. i was so astonished proceed that 0. he and, and this statement talked about how mass using civilians as a few months you, this is the 1st time he mentioned that which is another license. so these are used to go ahead the business unbelief of it. in fact,

i was looking for the statement i found the st withdrawing from his page. i don't know if that is intentional or here to see so much criticism because it's not enough to talk about the great. uh great, if you are just smart enough to talk about the humanitarian aid that as much as he did, he has the quoted for immediate ceasefire. not humanitarian seized by compel, even if he does with the americans, not calling for us to get fired. what's gonna happen? nobody has to put his weight next to those who are caught up 65, the number of people, a number of contents quoted for ceasefire, now is mounting by today. and in europe. pianos are taking a little bit step further. now quoting for humanitarian ceasefire and many other countries and the dry assembly which voted in tampa overseas by our solution. so he has to, has to speak to an in the name of you on morality and you on weight. and if he keeps a,

he didn't condemn what is already doing so far. he would express dismay and broken heart about what's happening, but they were condemned. he was the only against what time was that and on october . so this is unbelievable. very interesting to see what's happening within the u. n . right now i've done how made so. yeah, thank you very much for joining us here on and use our now let's find out about the situation in the occupied westbank where thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of full palestinian met. is there any forces shot the men in a vehicle in the city of to kareem on monday the military said to wear high ranking militants, 164 percent of civilians have been killed in he's really raised in the occupied westbank since october. the 7th mohammed drum june is in to correct and shows us

the aftermath of these really rates that these really army raises the current here, and this will cut them refugee camp were intense eye witnesses telling us that they lasted at least 4 hours from around to william local school around 6 am local, were told that there were intense classes between the israeli army and palestinians fighters. and if with them i can just pan around here, you will see some of the damage that was done. this is part of the road that was essentially dug up by though is those is really armored bulldozers and the residents here say that when those bulldozers were coming through that they were palestinian fighters that were lobbying explosive devices towards those bulldozers . that's how intense the clashes god. this is something we're told is very concerning to the residents of this camp. they say this is the 1st time there has been a raid in this camp since before october 7th. and they're very worried that there could be more in the weeks and months to come. and that the,

the goal is to fight to psychologically and financially to pay for this guy lives. the anyhow, this is exactly what we've been hearing. this is a plan to displace those forces out to jordan and sign or not or, or any of those i spoken with here today say they believe that the is really army rates into parts of the occupied west bank will only increase indeed since october 7, the rates the daily rates have only intensified and we must remember that before october 7th, these raids were becoming part of the fabric of daily life throughout the occupied westbank. this has been the deadliest year on record for palestinians in the occupied westbank, even before october 7th. it was the deadliest year on record for palestinians and the occupied west bank. and since october 7th, there been more than $160.00 palestinians that have been killed in the occupied west banks. how many times you might just need to look at them and the occupied

west bank and also in the occupied westbank in hebron if you know was held for a policy in mind, killed by is really forces that 20 year old side of our roof died during a raid on the westbound town of sire early on tuesday, our human rights school of say is there any forces are intimidating palestinians, any occupied westbank in treating prisoners harshly. either a brain may for some bathroom ahead. for the other 2, just 6 sons are in his way to jail. of 4 of them are arrested in the past months. she shows us the damage these radio army caused in her home and bethlehem. in the occupied left bank. she meant that the curtains and the port some of the door locks, but some things cannot be fixed and i told them he was sick. they shouted with me, told me to shut up. and luckily they brushed me, drove me to the ground,

put my items behind my back and 10. gov to me. they made it on my back and stomach, or 4, sorry, just to know it's hard. all of my children are gone. no, i worry about them. on top of that, i saw how they beat up my sick husband. i'm used to them coming to arrest us, but it's different this time. for the says she has to be strong for her grandchildren. their faces say more than their words, but i thought they would trashing offerings. we had last thoughts and when they left, the house was upside down and i saw my father's blood on the floor. i looked over the 7th is really forces have arrested within 2000 palestinians without visitation rights and with limited access to legal representation. families fear their children are being tortured. trouble with this, this video was published. one is read social media how digital trends families

recognized him immediately. his wife watched has seen the footage, but she doesn't want her daughters to see the youngest play. yeah. is 3. she's closest to him which says and often brags about how strong he is. nothing. just leave that in a. she keeps asking me to call her father to tell him that i'm not buying her sweet since his arrest. they sleep in my bed with me. they keep asking when he'll be back when you want me to hide this leo who. but which doesn't have an answer as much as parents try to protect their children. these radio occupation finds a way to cast shadows over their lives a me that the he edges ita bethlehem the occupied west bank. meanwhile, a senior advisor to us present joe biden is in 11 on a loss. hosting met lebanese speaker and stress,

the importance of restoring calm on the southern border. are civilians already having to pay the heavy price stairs in a hold, a report from $711.00 on. 6 killed in an is rarely strike 3 sisters age between 10 and 14 the mos deleon and lee on their grandmother. also that they were in their car as it was being driven a few kilometers from lebanon's border with as well as their grandfather, inconsolable. their mother was wounded in the attack. she isn't here her condition to serious as well as military claim. their vehicle was suspected of being used to transport what it described as terrorists here. and this is the aggressive behavior of design is standing,

and we are used to this israel claims there would resistance fighters in the car, but they were children and their mother relative thing. the children were on their way to baby boot when the car was hit, their uncle was in another vehicle and witnessed the strike. he watched the children and his mother burnt inside. while his wounded sister, their mother was screaming. where are my children? 10 civilians have been killed by israeli fire since cross border fighting in response to as well as war on cause had begun. more than a month ago. the children and their grandmother were the latest casualties. they were killed 2 days after husband loves leader house on the throne. the warrant that for every civilian, killed and loving on a civilian would be killed in israel. the warring sides had been largely focusing attacks on military targets along the border area. the course of the conflict could easily change, but for my mood admin sore,

his life already has. this is a father who says he has nothing left center who was was either southern loving on all thousands of people around the world have taken to this race to voice their anger against the costs that he's committed against palestinians and gaza. in fact, a science capital, tens of thousands marched to call for an immediate cease fire. there was somebody as ronnie's across the country organizes, i've described as raffle and gaza. as a genocide in sri lanka, hundreds of people joined around in colombo, also calling for an urgency fire and showing solidarity with palestinians in tokyo . hundreds of people lined up in support of palestinians under type police present . it took place at a time when the us secretary of state, and to me blinking is in japan as part of a g 7 for administer as me to of the rights of coverage of as well as war on guys that continues in just a few minutes on out to 0 is always paid to me on our website, of course at i'll just hear

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