the vital role in solar energy harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential submitted by mental protection, enhancing investments alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the condemnation from the red cross is tons. light comes on to find your guys a cities for delivering essential supplies to hospitals, the robot this and then this is all to 0 life from tow. hob also coming up to define calls for a cease far. israel strikes near to main hospitals in northern gaza. scores of palestinians are killed as a board enters its 2nd month. israel says as forces of ends at the heart of kansas

city plus top diplomats talk about the prospects for peace in the middle east. are going to be life from the final day of the g 7 foreign ministers meeting until the palestinians in gaza have been enjoying another night of his very bombardment, hospitals that are under increasing pressure. within that the morning is very striking. the of the indonesian hospital in northern garza, international committee of the red cross says it's 8 convoy counting supplies, destined for medical facilities, was targeted by gunfire. it hasn't said who was firing at its trucks and it comes as a war and has it's the 2nd month and this is really troops. and to the heart of johnson city, we're going to be live with our correspondent phone guys in a moment for 1st the support from a home involved, the a,

this is the off the mazda of and so we do have a slide content daily, but i would have to do caffeine symptoms. garza and mazda story buildings have caved for families. most of the victims of women and children. david, but just sort of goes on city, is with you. the so called evacuation zone with continuous bombardment is pushing 1000 simply is way in high school, the civilians to leave these areas for the size to enforce the oldest. it's airplanes, a flock to make a tie of neighborhoods, killing innocent civilians in the process. this is the seat of a hospital and daily balance of tennessee. these have strikes in its vicinity to the these are the army has only 7 little hospitals to evacuated, including that on the hospital for the child cancer patients. and that she felt hospital under which is they believes, how much has that gets mean high adults? how does i'm not the world this conflicts is clear and visible to a people,

especially these really recognizance pines? well, all the ways watching it and all of gaza. scouting and watching this complex every 2nd. these rarely occupation doesn't have any proof of these accusations. carpet for me, any of those hospitals aren't as way, has left supervisors with no option but to these. and they did so much feeling for their lives. some had to look at some results as to what divorce tentative staple find they wouldn't just search for. i lost my sister and my daughter, the children. they stayed few days under the rubble. my grandchildren also died. the 1st was 6 years old and the 2nd was 8 years old. they all died together.

the escaped piece relates out stories of why you have to sleep and the state seat on the way out to the block. you know, we looked like 4 kilometers on our way. we so thanks finding the cause and big bodies in the states. it was a terrible task. 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 when they got the idea of destination for me is cut off. i bought the crossing. hundreds of for them isn't. policy needs to do with nationality of waiting to get along to crossing to egypt. but the process is slow and over the few gets a chance from one day to the next. how much the fine did you. and so i'll just see the time of most, joining us from con eunice, inside the guys

a step we're going to start with what we know about the latest file is what have you been hearing, honey? the well, yes, a tragedy is keep on folding as of this morning due to the ongoing air strikes and heavy bombards been concentrated in the gaza city and the northern part of the gauze. this trip to the eastern side of gorgeous the deed and cecilia neighborhood, the densely populated area was under heavy bombardment as early hours of this morning. in addition to the area surrounding the indonesian hospital to the north of gaza, city was under the people environment, destroying and damaging much of the infrastructure and all the road. the main road leading to the main entrance. the hospital makes it a bit difficult for ambulance to move in that in that area there was an is really announcement earlier this morning that these really tanks and armored vehicle are

operating. now, in the heart of dogs, the city a, the, the statement continue to say that they are the, have been able to look kid some of the bunkers and tunnels that are used by how much elements and how much leadership in the gaza city. there is no commons whatsoever coming from how much about these, these claims by these really military, a military, a site. but we know the super hospital has been, uh, the uh, the spot for the past few days. when the, uh, these really uh army claim that is underneath those buildings in a ship, a hospital. there is a headquarters for how much they owe them. and then a place to, to hide out. all of this is happening under heavy air strikes and bombardment, creating more heat, fire build, surround the super hospitals, and the round designated neighborhoods, densely populated, neighbors,

old in gaza. city were talking about the northern, the remodel and neighborhood, and the southern every mountain neighborhood separating all of these neighborhoods and destroying much of its uh, residential buildings and residential blocks on a, you've been sending us over the last few days have important the medical services and the, the, the teams, the emergency teams have been um and tried to help people, but we understand in a convoy it may have been hit. oh yes . well that was the late hours of yesterday's after noon. a truck, a human, a tour you and convoy made of 5. the tracks that come in by 2 vehicles by the red cross was on its way to deliver medical supplies and some life saving items to health facilities. in the northern of the gaza strip, named the gods of city and, and the northern part of the however, as it was reaching a puts a hospital, it was

a team under heavy fire and one the dry one truck driver was lightly when did it was for the convoy was forced to change route and deliver all of the medical supplies and the live saving item to ship a hospital. if they then the red cross the to vehicle of the red cross deep. i come in at 6 ambulance coming out of a ship, a hospital carrying some 30 injured palestinians to the roof. i crossing a statement was made by the director of the sub delegation of the red cross in gauze of stating that these are not the condition that a human to turn in a work or work and, and demanded all the parties involved in this do at msn. international law and to and not to a subject, keep a human, it's for you and can voice to any to the comes like at the the incidents sent to

view a waves of concern and fears among dogs and horse. still this trend it in the gaza strip at which it worse and the situation and just makes it difficult that for them to receive the necessary medical supplies that they need for these hospitals. kind of are moving con units. how do you thank you very much. let's bring in the seller cottage, he's joining us from occupied east jerusalem. and we're hearing of course, of these very forces are entering a gaza city. now. what more are you hearing about it? of the yeah, was not had any official statements from these riley ministry from this morning. nothing just yet, but i witnesses have told i'll just bear that they have seen uh, soldiers and all the vehicles close to all ship a hospital around 700 meters away in fox. which means that they are moving in closer and deeper. they have these ready,

but it tree has said that they all moving in deep or they just didn't specify how deep or exactly why. but of course i'll ship a hospice. so as we know is a place that these really government and military have it over and over again said that it's with how much is c'mon sense is on denise that in a hospital that's been denied many times by those running the hospital, the patients are saying that including needs here including are and it's john list, so all that have not witnessed any how must activity as is really say, now what we do know is that so the military spokes person said that around $900000.00 palestinians have already moved. now from the north, towards the south, we sold out video, incredible video of palestinians walking by foot. some of them, with just the clothes that they had on that box with white flags trying to show that they are not on the, they don't want to be shots. really. we have this really minute tree that has said

that it's how mazda has prevented people from moving forward. but people that we've spoken to have said that it's been incredibly difficult with his riley check points on the tanks on either side of this main road that has been one if that is usually the busiest road in gaza. and it's really on sites that slopes about dead bodies lying on old or along the roads. many of those low, not rough thing, even. it's a real struggle ahead even for those that are still left in the north. but want to move is outside the jam. we've also heard from the, uh, is really military saying that they've targeted a senior a how much lead uh, who is in charge of i'm munition weapons and real kit. so all fired a from a garza into israel, including the warehouse, including this main warehouse where a lot of the weapons they've posted videos, but we haven't heard anything yet from us itself or from anyone in gaza on this. so

thank you very much that are kind of talking to us from the occupied east. jerusalem, well is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu says is government times to keep forces in gas a long off to the war on an official report from occupied east jerusalem these really army is pushing deeper into goes up the number of dead rising 5, jo, it, these relays insist, the end of the war is the destruction of how much the no benjamin netanyahu says this forces will oversee security in the strip put an indefinite period. reasoning decree of possibility of a level of military occupation. i think is what well 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 sees the 1967 moving troops in for an extended period or in different states would be the 1st is really presence of its kind. an 18 year defense submitted. so you have gland is told and is really parliament committee that the country faces alone. engagement to engage the one that might not. and with the come fight to the middle 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. it's unlike anything else we've done just in the what to expect 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 say area that has been a lot of talk in israel and internationally about what happens 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, you know, it will keep i east jerusalem, we're going to bring it in telecom and he's a professor of public policy. the institute for graduate studies seems to be giving us his analysis of the war on guys over the last few weeks. and tom, and thanks very much indeed for being with us, i should say, were waiting for a press conference from us secretary of state onto the blinking. who's at that g 7, conference of foreign ministers in tokyo? we're going to go to that. of course, if it, if it comes up,

but for now i want to ask you about this. this suggestion by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. that is government plans to maintain some sort of security presence in johnson. how difficult is that going to be for israel, given the fact that it as long as that it doesn't want to be in gas, that doesn't want to occupy it. because if it does officially occupy it and then has a humanitarian response to the people in gaza, it will be extremely difficult at all. i mean it's, it's the patient, it's like a very, a completion of that, that a step. and the legally is, i wouldn't be in charge of, of every aspect of that idea holds of the 2.3 minutes. but this thing is, be it's social, economic name it's, i mean, so it will be for the judge. and this involves, uh, who's cool. so these are, those would be comic cost as well, and it's not going to also solve the problem which is occupation again is all is equal by. and does that mean? is that a tied to it to buy goes a for the case and we have seen the 1st and the father and the 2nd into father then

. then again, what does this lead us? if this move come a comes without uh without being a part of fund logs that are free and political solution. i mean with the american saying that it means that it, that has to be able to stay in the states. at least we want to understand what's, what's the end being, what's the project, what, what do they envision? what's the vision for the pursuing state? because facilities of its thing and does a for liquid stay for 13 years. but for longer than this, it's one of the 1st thing, it's got something, it's a commission. we've seen the americans started to send it out they, they went inside the top of down and it's out of g and then destructive with the mission of the about the vacation. but getting rid of all the people who would have to leave at the village, including civil servants, and then we got dash, ice and into sports. so for the, what's, how much again, how much is not only the percent the gaze of them to, to fight this, even from us, has been in control of guys over the last 15 years plus. so we're talking about

civil servants, doctors, engineers, and municipality in please. all of these that would have behind us. and that's $77.00, so that in the period of time as. but then that's how much people not fighting. so what does it mean to get the promise to the homicide guys or whatever you wanna call it? it's crazy and it's, it's saying he's sort of confirmed, i mean the better, cuz i've tried that and, and i've got to send it to 2. so again, it's stuck, these are, it is still blind and added into the repeating the same for the experiences from the american textbook. so the thing is what the methods is and i have no expect. i mean, i mean i'm better realistic. imus is what i've done to few, thomas minute them to of course, but i get how much will it be? it moves in different photos and tactics inside goes on. so the political citizen is the more, the more important interesting thing to discuss now, which is ending occupation. so that has to be a better agenda at least to give hope to buy this thing is the, this one up and in a put them that the completion form of, of the guys a slip. and when it comes to this, i still see the americans targeting,

and i think there is a bit of between the americans. and this is a news, and the blink is visit probably to that asian, you know, last couple of days came to kind of get some clarity from design. and what's your name game? i don't think that in getting to know my, my guess is, is, so they want to inflict the defeat the minutes if you don't have this. and of course the costs are frequent, selecting gaza strip after this war. and it's, it's, it's tremendous. it's huge. so how much or whatever is left a promise be it's, it's a beep it's, it's political, a wing or management would have to engage with some that will with is i own who was going to should, this is possibility and this will create a new so that you know, so i think with the the but they don't have and, and the it and goal. yes. me obviously when we come to that press conference, we're going to come back and talk to you before not a time on, on some of these. thank you very much indeed. bob, still ahead and i'll just need a more history basically occupied west buying specific. i'm sending. i'm to refugee camps as auditors. we're going to be live, some remodeling the

grieving mother and her child. a 40 year old husband and father, a full show data in use for you. we took our children into the olive trees when suddenly we saw them running towards us. we ran, but he had forgotten his phone and went back to get it. he bent down and to show us just trying to provide transportation with the the rights organization. yes, dean monitored 1597 investigations of these re me set live islands committed against palestinians between these 20052022. only 3 percent of those investigations led to a conviction, the regime, the courts and the pennies to complete the useless at this time of war. the situation is so, but that is really police hardly responding to complaints made by palestinians itself, of violence levels, family and friends now joined the many of the thousands of palestinians who gave up

hope for justice. long ago. the depth analysis of the days headlines all these blue cross blue is road has of items. so the thing is we built a license to 2 inside story on out to 0 the of the question, i'll just need a reminder about top stories of this. our medical facilities are under increasing impression in gaza. within any money is there any strikes near the indonesian hospital? the international committee of the red cross says is 8 convoy carrying supplies,

destined for medical centers was targeted by gunfire. as a war enters, it's 2nd monkeys really to to know in the hearts of johnson city. dozens of people have been killed in the air strikes that hit the body of refugee camp in the north 15. others were killed and it shows that you district is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who is again ruled out a ceasefire and a loving, much needed fuel into gaza. that's an yahoo says the won't be any less up until old captives are released. is there any forces have continued overnight rates across the occupied westbank and then occupied east jerusalem and saw fight and ballasa the refugee comes to a hit on thursday morning. israel's intensified as rates and palestinian and communities since thomas attacks on october the 7th, at least a $164.00 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank. well, common junctions joining us live not from ramallah, for viewers who are just joining us. what are these really forces trying to achieve

with all these rates mohammed a rob, it's really leaders have been quite clear and their intention, the last couple of weeks and saying that the gloves are off when it comes to how they will deal with what they perceive to be militancy in the occupied west bank, we've seen that play out increasingly in the form of raids that have intensified, especially in the overnight hours throughout cities and towns, villages in the occupied west bank since october 7th. now, we should tell you about some of the raids that happened in the overnight hours leading to this morning. you had the rate that happened in korea. this is the city in the northern part of the occupied westbank. there were severe confrontations between these really army and palestinians. there that raid lasted several hours and were told that at least 20 palestinians were arrested as a result, you also had rates taking place in different cities like hebron, like bethlehem mala and nablus. um, there was also

a rate of note that happened at the beers age university campus. that's close to us here in the middle that you had the army staying on that campus for about 2 hours destroying property were told belonging to the student movement block there. and also we should mention what happened in the drop out refugee camp and occupied east jerusalem. were told these really army entered there with the aim of trying to destroy the family home of a 14 year old palestinian boy name. how much is the binding? he'd been accused of stabbing and his really soldier at a check point in february. the result of which that soldier died were told that there were 47 people detained, all in all the different parts of the occupied west bank. and the overnight hours were also told that now there on average 40 reeds a day throughout the occupied west bank. that's according to the palestinian authority. rob, we were talking before about the fact that some there had been rates and the regular as of regular records ever since. the benjamin netanyahu formed his coalition government. but of course, as you've been describing to us, the rates have been increasing all the time. i know you've been told me to palestinians, how are they being affected by these constant i'm increasing rates. so rob,

this is really taking an enormous toll on palestinians. here yesterday, i was in the to cut them refugee camp after a rated had happened there. and whether i'm there or whether i'm in ramallah or other parts of the occupied west bank, the people that i'm speaking with are saying that this is taking a heavy psychological tool, having a huge impact on them. they're extremely worried, not just about what's happening now. what about what's happening next? they tell me that this is collective punishment against palestinians for what transpired on october 7th, they believe that the is really our me is taking out revenge on them even civilian populations. um, what you see when you go to these camps, it's something that's really been different in the last several weeks. as you see, that is really aren't bulldozers enter these camps. they destroy infrastructure, they tear up roads, they cut water and power lines. and that's why palestinians are so worried in his doctors that they're also going after palestinian monuments in these places we saw

several days ago in one of the areas they answer. they put in his really flag up on a minute on a mosque. so these are all things that these pallets, any of those people say are psychological tactics to try to scare them and to try to send a message that they need to stay at home, not go out into the streets and that they believe that these really army will continue to keep doing this. they don't really know for how long, but as long as possible. rob, well, how much? i'm jim and romano mohammed. thank you very much indeed. top diplomats from the g 7 nations will be meeting for the final day of talks in tokyo. the meetings focused on the water and gaza on how to revive piece efforts in the middle east of to the fighting. and we're gonna speak to katrina, you know, who's following the meeting in tokyo, we're waiting for the press conference is going to be held by us secretary of state anthony blinking after those meetings she had gone. maybe if i understand it correctly to try to get some sort of cohesion and the views of the jew 7 members, what are we hearing that's coming out of these meetings? a while we have heard already from the jap hands,

foreign minister, you'll come to kala to get a press conference just more minutes ago. and it seems that group has been able to come up with some sort of joint statements on the middle east. there are 6 points, let me just go through them for you. now, the 1st is that the group condensed. how mazda is what it says up terror attacks committed on october 7. the 2nd is a call for release of hostages. and the 3rd point is really a key point. the d 7 grouping has agreed to call for a humanitarian pause. and the creation of some monetary inquiry. those of what kind of college says is on handed access to secure food was a health uh, health services shelter. an access for she monetary work is to the gaza strip. and now we know that was uh, priority for japan. going into these 2 day meetings, the full of points is that the adult parties comply with international and tremendous. terry, in lieu of 5, is to focus on preventing this concept from expanding further and 6, it does take

a long time piece by a true state solution. so this is being held by depend as success. there were questions raised as to whether they would be able to find common ground on this a certainly it's hope that many international organizes organizations have been calling to some sort of humanitarian pulls. the slide may be satisfied with this many have criticize the g 7 relevance and able to move the being able to move a die when it comes to this crisis. but what it will appease many critics of the g 7 group just had a protest and took care yesterday is that base that the group was complicit in the dust of civilians because it had not done enough to stop the bombardment via is really forces that of course been wasting on a response from israel, who has sofa refused to undertake any source of tremendous sherry and pause or see fire to do that. thank you very much indeed. kasanya you bringing us up to dates in tokyo. we are going to be waiting for that press conference that's going to be held by the us secretary of state and to the blinking following those meetings that katrina was talking about. and i'll just remind you of one of the key points that

she mentioned that have come out of that meeting, that the g 7 has is going to issue a statement, saying that it is going to call as far as you monetary and falls as far as you monitoring and we're going to have more than that in about 30 minutes. so when the press conference happens, stay with us. the the color, the weather doesn't look too bad across a good positive here. now typical autumn weather typical november weather ready coming free. that will be some spells of right and it will be some windy weather as well for time, but not as my time does when the as it has been recently. next, every flight pressure of that slide again from the atlantic, it will be pretty easy then across orleans, northern island, pushing into school some 12 and english previous area of low pressure. now making its way into where you crazed stretching down across the hall,

gary and play right down into what grace, listen, heavy spells afraid on that some thunder as well. that will not just way across. southern palm. so the bulk has brought us guys come back and behind, not too bad temperatures. it's a double figures here. and let me get in trying to expand the wet weather, which does sweep across thinking well scuffling as we go through where the stipe right to start coming back in behind for the latter part of the afternoon. but turning dial and dab across the low country is moving positive front heavy right and they have to move them areas of porch. cool. and that's what makes his way for the race was that we some snow of the else as we go through with us. the legacy a shout was coming back in behind, bright, and breezy, full. many having said that bright to across the eastern pulse of you, able to some, with the weather, down towards the black sea. if there's any wolves are off the well that still clinging on the cassette, eastern side of the met as the 102-0000 industries,

1400000 people displaced the we're just that that we're sure community and guys are being targeted. no one is saying everyone is. 1 global outraging the war on dogs is growing mass because of the devastation of putting countries under pressure to act against israel. some of already announced the breaking of diplomatic relations. so will this pressure, the us and israel is all the western allies to reconsider the support for the will . this is inside story the .