that for the any stand a chance it gets donald trump, if our planet is burning and we're running out of time, why aren't we doing more to deal with climate change? our american politics just getting through the whole life, intuit stream for most americans. for quizzical look, us politics, the bottom line, the strikes of go. so israel says they'll be most useful or supplies of fuel until a mass release is captives white strips. cool. israel is one, gaza, a model failing the on the bulk of this is that which is even life from the also coming condemnation from the red cross as it's called, fully comes on to file and delivering a to ship. a hospital that goes to city minnes to benjamin netanyahu,

says his route will take control of it because of security off to the war. but the us subjects to any straight re, okie patient plus trying to bully or censor me won't work because this movement for a ceasefire is much bigger than one person. it's a growing every single day for preventing the only be promising in american and congress, the house of representatives, sensors, or sheet. if i life of a close or a ceasefire in goes in the welcome to the program, postings and goes, i have enjoyed another nights of israeli bombardments. these are life pitches from kaiser. at least 15 people were killed in the strike on the shore drive the district in gaza. city the international committee of the red cross at as

a convoy in a cause a city was attacked. so it hasn't said who targeted them. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu as once again ruled out both a cease fire, or allowing much needed fuel into gaza? at least 10328 post engines are known to have been killed so far? we've been life corresponded from gaza, but 1st here's this report from home and about the this is the optimal video supply content, the benefit of food you can send, some goes month to study buildings have to do for families. most of the victims of women and children david, but just sort of goes i. c. t is with you. the so called evacuation zone with continuous bombardment, is pushing 1000 simply this way in high school. the civilians to leave these areas for the size to enforce less or does it's airplanes of last week and time

neighborhoods, killing innocent civilians in the process. this is the seat of the hospital, the daily balance of tennessee these of strikes in its vicinity to be say, the army has only 7 little hospitals to evacuated, including that on the hospital for child cancer patients. and that she felt hospital under, which is they believes, how much, how does that mean high adults and was, i'm not the wall that looking at this, this conflicts is clear and visit me to a people, especially these really recognizance planes all the ways watching it. and all of gaza, scouting and watching this complex and free 2nd. these randy occupation doesn't have any proof of these accusations. carpet for me, any of those hospitals aren't as way, has left suffices with no option to these. and they did so much feeling for their

lives. some have to look at some results as to what the goal standard thinks they could find. they wouldn't just search. i lost my sister and my daughter, the that they stayed full days under the rubble of my grandchildren also died. the 1st was 6 years old, and the 2nd was 8 years old. they all died together. the escape piece relates out stories of why sleep and the state seat on the way out of the machine on the block. you know, we looked like 4 kilometers on our way. we sold tanks finally been cause and did bodies in the states. it is a terrible catastrophe. we was good and under so much danger that if someone got

injured, you couldn't even try to hurt or save. it is a genocide wouldn't be got the idea of destination for minutes here he's got off, i bought the crossing. hundreds of for them as follows. teenagers do of nationality of waiting to be unlocked, to crossing to egypt. but the process is slow and told me the few gets a chance from one thing to the next time and find a disease or it let's like you live though, 2 guys and honey. my mood, who joins this phone call and eunice inside the gaza strip. and honey, this way the military is saying that they're in the hall to cause a city they bring us up to speed with the latest on the ground, including this apartment, attacking the red cross of the yes, well let me start by talking about the southern part of guys, or where we are reporting it from as the palestinians in the southern part of this

small territory. i've lived through a relatively call night. the very cautious as is really fighting just was still hovering extremely throughout the night for forming mach airstrikes and sending waves of fears and concern of mind among palestinians. any tobacco use in this part, but to gaza and the northern part of gaza, where attacks continue to pound, a deal really destroyed a part of, of the, of the gaza strip. got named the gaza city, and it's surrounding neighborhood, densely populated, neighborhood. this huge i universe did the eastern side of garza city, which represents a wall around garza center and what seems to be an, an necessity to destroy this neighborhood. to make it easy for a, these really times to move deeper into the center of guys is still ongoing. attacks in this neighborhood seems to be part of,

of the strategy 15 people have been reported it killed and those people who haven't been able to leave their homes. it's either because of the intensity of the air strikes or of the simply you don't have anywhere to go to a. i mean is cool on our schools are not ideal to place though it is, hospitals are none of the of a place to take out the riches so they remain in their homes. and unfortunately, that was not either safe for them. and they came under heavy bombardment of the human and tre, an age couldn't void the news about the, the targeting of the a i c r c. the red cross couldn't. busy boy, it's been really shocking waves the mind. people with those warring garza and the northern part as the word waiting eagerly for those life saving items in life. saving medical supplies to reach to the health facility. so i couldn't void made of

uh, a 5 if 5 of human attended trucks carrying live savings items a live saving medical supplies, accompanied by 2 red cross, a cars vehicle in the front. and in the back. it was making its way to deliver those medical supplies to health facilities in garza, as it was reaching the hospital, an area that is surrounded by is rarely tank. it came under fire and it was forced to change its route to go all the way to ship to ship a hospital. the medical supplies were delivered to ship a hospital and then it was a convincing 6 um deal. i was taking a injured palestinians to the roof. i had crossing one of those a truck drivers. it was lightly wounded, but a very sharp. this statement by the i c r c, a sub delegation directory and gaza. a condemning the uh, the, the tax on the convoy is stating that these are not the conditions that human

history and workers can work and which is what it did. it, it shatters a, a sense of, of, of, of hold to god and who are still there to receive more of these 8. i can imagine every shred of humanitarian aid is up so that the vital right now honey, bye moods and calling you to thank you very much. let's try the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says, is government plans to maintain a security presence in gaza? long after the war? official reports from occupied east jerusalem. are these really, i mean, is pushing deeper into guys that the number of dead rising by the hour. these really is insist the end of the war is the destruction of how much. but no benjamin netanyahu says this force is, will oversee security and this fit put an indefinite period. reasoning decree of possibility of a level of military occupation. i think is what

a little before an indefinite period will 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 how must are on a scale that we couldn't imagine is a withdrew from its illegal settlements and military positions. and guys, in 2005, finally hunting back territory, it seized in 1967, leaving troops in for an extended period or in different states would be the 1st is really presence of it's kind an 18 year defense summative. so you've kalonde is told in these really parliament committee that the country faces alone engagement to engage the one that might not. and with the come fight to women of the sofa model, at the end of this campaign, there will be no have mass as a ruling military organization. and guys, there will be no security threat from the guys a strip on israel. and israel will have complete freedom of action to act in any

situation when there's any threat in the guys a strip to i thought it sounded like anything else we've done. but one expert says, the idea of any level of re occupation is premature is impossible to to say now that what ever happens is way we remained a security wise and be able to do whatever each once we do not know what exactly would be the kind of regime in gaza, laughs come, us hopefully is not leading the se area. there has been a lot of talk in israel and internationally about what happens is when the water is over. the thing to remember is that it's still ongoing. the us wants to see a 2 state solution, the standard for decades, but that would be much harder to achieve if it's really forces are still occupying part of the guys a strict island for sure. i'll just see that it will keep i east jerusalem. meanwhile, is ready for us is have continue the overnight raids across the occupied westbank

and they don't get by the east jerusalem. both shift lots and lots of refugee comes . we targeted on thursday morning as well as intensified as raids on policy and communities since the last attacks on october the 7th, at least a 160 full palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank since then. have a gen june, joins us now live from ramallah with more on this and bomb and relentless attacks and gaza and seemingly for lens of it. it's really rates in the west. by coming you've seen firsthand what the rates can do, what would be sort of a force he's hoping to achieve and what effect they having as well. now what we're told by the palestinians here is that this is very much of pressure campaign. everybody that i've spoken with, whether it be in some kind of refugee camp yesterday, or here in the middle of the occupied west bank, say that they are facing collective punishment. they say that they are facing revenge from is really soldiers for what transpired the attacks that transpired on october 7th, and they're worried. it's only going to get worse. these rates are become part of

the fabric of daily life throughout the occupied west bank now. and the overnight hours beginning at around 2 am, you had once again as has become the norm reads going on in several parts of the occupied westbank last night into this morning. i want to tell you 1st about what's going on in philadelphia, which is north in the occupied west bank of the northern parts, where confrontations are still ongoing. the rates begin in the last couple of hours . the rate is ongoing. the confrontations with palestinians, they are between these really army and this policy audience that is ongoing arrests are ongoing. we are told, and at least 20 palestinians thus far have been detained in the federal k. yeah, so we'll get you more developments about what's going on there. as we have them other cities that were the target of raids in the overnight hours. hebron, bethlehem from my love and nablus. 1 i want to tell you also about something that happened in beers at university here in ramallah. the campus was rated. now there were no arrests that were made as far as what we've been told. but the israeli army stayed on the campus of beers at university more than 2 hours in that rate. we're

told that they destroyed property belonging to the student movement block. and beyond that, we also need to talk about the drop out the refugee camp, which is actually an occupied east jerusalem. but there is a, there was a rate that was ongoing there for a few hours. and that was the aim we're told of the as really army was to destroy the family home of a 14 year old palestinian boy name. how much as a bonnie he'd been accused of stabbing and his really soldier at a check point. this past february, as a result of that attack, the soldier died all in all in the overnight hours last night. and this morning at least 47 palestinians detained. really, just going to show how much attention has been increasing and how much the situation continues to deteriorate. for palestinians throughout the occupied westbank me right mohammed, so many things so that mohammed jump shane lot for us in romano. right, it's still

a head on al jazeera. explain how compound trees are being used to help palestinians reconnect with loved ones as god. jewels, israel, electricity, black hands. the depth analysis of the days headlines. all these blue cross blue is wave has of items. so the thing is not a license to kill inside story. on out to 0, this is what it is like for palestinians and his radio occupied territories every day. as the year arbitrary security checks the day the old deal, especially for young palestinian men. you ask me for my ideas. how does to new say then not going out unless they have to to avoid arrest check points and harassment from angry is really odd. non side tells us he feels the situation has

lessened to palestinians on sunday, he was chased by launch group. this is randy settlers, one on his way to what i think his rating supermarket, the security guard came over shouting by pointing a gun at my face and forced me to the ground. it was discrimination only because on palestinians with formright groups quoting on his release to its hind palestinians, they come across regardless of age palestinians a warrant that they'll be collectively punished more than they already have been the the, [000:00:00;00] the deal with out just

a reminder about top stories the cell is rails. bombardment has targeted several locations in garza. dozens of being forced to be killed in the past. strikes to the hip jabante, a refugee camp in the north 15. others were also killed in georgia. you districts in kansas city international committee of the red cross says it's humanitarian comb, fully caring, essential medical supplies for hospitals came of the gum fighting cause. a city says the driver was wounded in 2 trucks with damaged israeli prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has once again rolled out both spot for allowing must be just fueled into gaza. as an yahoo says that would not be a ceasefire to captives for being released. us media is supporting the president joe biden as a see us ready prime minister to agree to a 3 day pause in fighting as to allow for the release of astray the captives. while the white house is not confirming that supports us officials are publicly

disagreeing with this route more than they have since the war and guys have begun. pensacola, and has the latest from washington, is a clear sign outside of the us capital of congress's support for israel, on the 30 day anniversary of the october 7th attacks. and perhaps even clear on the inside where the house voted to centre, the only post in an american woman elected to congress where she didn't sleep. the reason she posted this 2 social media, the some jewish groups that it was a call to what is real off the map. she explained it was a call for palestinians to have equal protection and freedom of movement. but palestinian people are not disposable. in an emotional speech defending her calls for an immediate cease fire. the cries of the palestinian in short, palestinian and is rarely children. so no different to me why. what i don't

understand that is why the cries of palestinian sound different to you all and will the by new ministration has called for humanitarian pauses and not a ceasefire. they are starting to push back publicly on israel. so on the possibility of israel controlling the security in gaza, a no president maintains is position that a re occupation by is really forces is not the right thing to do. and reports that someone to push the palestinians into egypt another know or not engaging in any situation in which egyptian land would be least forced relocation is not. is not something that we are looking at or is the table or policy that we support is. but on tuesday, the administration reiterated that they don't believe is real, is violating international law by bombing hospitals, you and protected schools and refugee camps. but the administration is facing growing political pressure at home. i think there's been a lot of disappointment,

particularly among young voters, but also as you mentioned, air voters, muslim voters, progressive voters, black voters, of the handling of the situation. many, according to polls, i think about 66 percent of americans and 80 percent of democrats have expressed support for a ceasefire. all voters by no tell need if he is going to be re elected and the polls show he could pay a heavy price for continued collusion with israel. patio hain al jazeera washington was across as it goes with deepens top diplomats from the g 7 nations of met for the final day of talks in tokyo. the summit has focused precisely on the war on gaza and how to revive peace efforts in the middle east. off to the fighting and let's go to katrina you know, who's at law for us so that i'm leasing intake and katrina do we expect in the joint statement later for that to reflect a joint position on doesn't well that's certainly what

japan has been calling for it says that in times like these, it is more important than ever that the g 7 presents a united front and actually up until this point we had anything. but we had some quite cleared divisions, especially at the united nations on this issue with us u. k. and germany during full support behind israel, but japan, for example, taking a different text saying recently that it's main quiet piracy is improving the humanitarian situation in gaza. and depends for minutes that you'll come to cala has that up until this point that she will be calling for the group to call us around a push for a humanitarian pause. and it seems that she might have been successful on that part because of getting reports from japanese media, at least that the mention of the humanitarian polls. the cold for humanitarian poles will be mentioned lisa, in the official joint statement from the g 7. now of course we don't have any details yet as to what exactly that means, but certainly this is you monitoring pulls that israel a sofa and also agree to. so certainly them this, these, these,

none of the nations of the g 7, the most wealthy nations in the world, putting that all together in one statement is certainly going to add to pressure on television for this will certainly be a very important message for the well to hear from the g 7 bean lot, of course ukraine and security in the asia pacific region also keep our overseas. and that's why the group of also being at pains to communicate to the task, into this community on wednesday morning that they have not forgotten about ukraine as on the country, no matter what happens in the middle east. they say they will continue to store the full support behind kids. that was the focus of the nice thing on wednesday morning . they have another meeting wednesday afternoon, which includes the foreign minister of your crable. well, they will discuss doubling down on the sanctions against russia, as well as increased recovery and reconstruction age to kids. and as you mentioned, another item that they've expressed of la darcy on is the concern of the in the

pacific and security in the region. there's been a lot of discussion, especially concern raised by japan during the asian nation in the g 7 that other nations are simply too distracted by world events to focus on this region, washington has dismissed that saying that they remain laser focused on the security of the and the pacific. all right, katrina many thanks for that. katrina you in take care. thank you. or let's go to 11 on the way across the board of islands continues to escalate videos with med showing. it's really plains targeting areas of southern level. it's right. the middle tree and has below, i've been exchanging for us since the war and gaza began us as being urging the escalation pos indians and gaza have had the results of charging that find. who connor bob tree's off the israel cut off, electricity supplies across the strip. sasha, male by reports. this is the only way the many of them can stay in touch with their loved ones. a. this is a phone charging station set up by local people to help community shots is by war.

these was cut off electricity to because of this thought of it submitted to operation people off front, typically looking for ways to charge them the by phones. they will long distances to reach this place. what cub batteries i use of charges and movement of a huge relief for the stuart families. of those queens, come back to life, to be waiting for with from their loved ones as these valuable plays destroy entire neighborhoods. and the regiments i arrive to attend and i will stay till 12 midnight waiting to charge pull back trees and some mobiles. sometimes i bring with me my neighbors phones to charge. i do this every day. i swear to god, i had a hard time to do this every day. sometimes i need the help of my relatives, friends, and neighbors. as the will intensifies and casualties. mount people turn to that, those for the latest news and to find out if the relatives are still a,

like thousands of thousands have left the house. they have no idea why they may end up know how long they may be away from the homes. but for now, the biggest concern is staying in touch with family members and human loves and the code of the there's no electricity as you know. collectively the police tended and the rich kristen has provided generators to charge devices. i broke my phone, my family's phones and the phones of the many people i host at home. once the phones are charged, they stopped bringing non stop thousands of kilometers away. palestinians who came from guys and just the constantly on the phones trying to find out if their loved ones say one more to put also some dangerous situation. just be charged on the phone. but we don't care. we don't fear that because we are already

in a situation where we can die at any moment. we walk long distances, would we have to take risk to charge our phones. the for now, local charities are using the last seals. they have well solar panels to power these charging stations and with no sign of end to as well as bombing people. anxious to quickly connect to the cell phone networks to reassure relatives. everything is fine for now. hash about, but i'll just see what it will watching out of their lives. so it's like it's just about the news now. the portuguese prime minister antonia costa, has resigned just hours of to prosecute, is detained. his chief of staff and investigation into a ledge corruption. the inquiry is looking into is administrative handling of lithium mining and energy projects. the 62 year old made the announcements of the tele vice statement of the meeting president must hello rebecca sousa, president. the caesar is expected to dissolve parliament and coal for a new election. at least 25 people have been killed and more than

a 100000 for some that homes. by flooding in somalia, the governments declared a state of emergency after the extreme weather destroyed homes, roads and bridges. rescue workers have been trying to reach an estimated 2400 residents trapped by flood waters in the southern tube alarm state. and the assault court has ordered states surrounding the capital, new daddy to stop burning corrupt stubble as equity reaches, has at this levels. farm is usually but, and this double left behind off of the rice hall is to quickly clear fields before planting weak crumbs. some of the court orders and previous years have been i've had limited effect with the state officials, reporting inability to control the building. thousands of people around the world are continuing to rally and supports of palestinians, and pockets tom's capital. this time above thousands miles to install a guarantee on choose day to go for an immediate cease fire. similar riley's were held across the country. and so lanka, hundreds of people took pos in the riley and colombo cooling for an ocean cease by

the leaders of different religious groups cabinet to display solidarity with the past. again, several demonstrations against me as well as the tax on cause. i have been held in the capital. okay, you're up to date, that's it for me in the fall kind of more news on our website. i would just say i don't care whether it's next followed by inside story. thanks so much the the hello or the web has been a little lively across parts of the arabian peninsula recently, but it should quite and down as we go through the next couple of those bits and pieces, the power around. yes, but nothing too much. might see the old shower tools that east of the side of a mon, i little bit of weather still in the full cost, the just around the straight of a move by the north wet weather winfrey, weather, making its way across the northern pots of i've got to start with some snow on that

couple very every winter you over the next couple of days. process guys over to was at the western side of the region east to marietta. somebody's radiant to look dry, with plenty of sun shuttle less than what the weather will just slide across. the bus was pushing across the black sea to the west side. took you as we go through the next couple of days. regular position, as you see allows you try and find some lovely sunshine. here we go. ha. temperatures touching 31 degrees celsius. good to have a son shot to across the northern parts of africa. the somewhat weather just coming in across the west side of the mediterranean, just scraping the far north of algeria and all them areas opportunities yet. but for the most part, it is settled and sunny showers continue just around the gulf with skinny, still some of the wet weather reflecting parts of canada and see. so the fab or the cloud coming through here, some wet weather to still in place for some bother. yeah. the

devastating strikes follow by through week risky, because that's 1st responders know the mission could be the but until then the humanity drives one day because the civil defense which rescue mission because it gives you the, the. 1 global outrage of the war on dogs is growing the mass because of the devastation of putting countries under pressure to act against israel. some authority announced the breaking of diplomatic relations. so wills as pressure the us and israel valve the western allies to reconsider the support for the will. this is inside story the