[000:00:00;00] the the israel and so it gets hospitals and other critical infrastructure across northern does the although i'm down in jordan, this is obviously around live and also coming up to us as israel. it has agreed to for our daily pauses and it's offensive in the north. but as far as continue across concept, tens of thousands of palestinians are moving south,

trying to escape detox. the mayor of counts ours pushing for humanitarian relief and gaza. he will head to egypt on friday with tools most are focused on the release of some is really captives and in the occupied westbank, sun bottles range between his reading sources and published in the, in the scientist and jeanine at least 14 products to the ends of income, the as well as targeting civilian infrastructure across the gaza strip. from thursday night into friday morning, the army boned a series of hospitals once tried to hit me out on st maternity hospital in the north of thousands of palestinians had been sheltering of healthcare centers, hoping it'd be safe for me is ready for me. across the gauze that more than 10800

palestinians have been killed since the war began on october. the 7th. 7 at least 6 people were killed and several injured on thursday night when his ready sho get the ship a hospital compound in kansas city. the army also targeted one of the last remaining hospitals for children, causing a fire at the facility. on tuesday, childrens hospital had only announced it was downsizing operations due to a fuel shortage of the early on thursday. this was the moments of impact near the indonesian hospital, thousands of wounded on display, scottish demeans sheltering close to the facility in northern gaza. it showed of supplies on his barely functioning director scolding on the well to wake up to the reality of his wealth plumbing company. this is what the occupation is throwing its hospitals. me solved, shop,

know that the world bear witness to what the occupation targets trulia in 24 hours the hospital will be out of service. it seems these really occupation policies and not happy with the persistence of the indonesian hospital nor the steadfastness. the people of northern causes a settling schools by targeting a non civilians injured people and medical staff whose rights guaranteed by international law and by human rights organizations. it seems the world is still blind, deaf and dumb to these atrocities. more than 16 bowman spelling less than 5 seconds, looked at the kind of damage sustained, palestinian people will remain steadfast. we will continue persisting until we find quite the occupation. tarney, god bless, whom has the latest from hon. eunice, in southern gaza, or another course inflation of the is it a strikes what directed towards us she thought hospitable will attend a bloom to palestine in june. and this has been issued by these really. alternately

this sheila has been dropped on the yard so she thought hospital as to the list and even residents were sleeping in the out of this hospital which led to the injuries of full palestinians who were resides in india to this hospital. this is a very dangerous and serious dramatic change in terms of the 11th of bombardment, that as well as trying to direct it to direct it towards the hospitals in the territory. now this could be a clear warning that the residents of a she felt hospitalized, must evacuate and leave the hospital in order to be controlled by these really moving troops who are trying to push forwards into the back to the territory. now this attack is not yet the only one, but the facility also of the intuition hospital in the north of the gaza strip has been a, have been also destroyed. and the unless or hospital, which is it has to be the main children's hospital in garza, has been also direct directly bombarded where i had been and up to the do to the is

what it strikes. meanwhile, the miniature wing of the palestinian islamic jihad on groups as is prepared to release 2 captives held in causes. automatic. we announce we are prepared to release a woman for humanitarian in health reasons, considering we will not be able to offer her medical treatment. we are also prepared to release the young man for humanitarian reasons because he is of a young age and consider the as really prisons are full of palestinian children. this is an initiative that will come into force once the necessary requirements in the field are present. us on the whitehouse as israel will implement daily for our pauses, and it's military offensive in northern gaza. president biden says it's

a step in the right direction. frustrated with how does that result in jordan has more now from washington dc as well when the white house announced that this puts you mandatory and pause as it's calling, it would take place starting on thursday, even as our the white house was announcing this, this movement is really officials were denying that they had agreed to any such thing. and it took a couple of hours before a spokesperson for these really prime minister actually said yes, this for our pause is going to happen every day. and that residents will get 3 hours notice so that they can try to take advantage of that break for break in the finding. now whether or not this is successful, that's certainly something that the biting harris administration is hoping for. and they very much would like to see these pauses extended, but let's make it clear the us is not calling for an actual ceasefire. a stop

a fighting between the is really military and her most fighters and others who may have taken up arms against israel. that's because they believe that doing so would give her more time to essentially re arm and to perhaps launch another attack on is really territory, which is something that the us does not want to sing. so while they are very much aware of the growing political pressure here in the united states, from people who are very much upset and alarmed by the rising death toll of palestinians, inside garza, the us also wants to show that it still does support israel's right to defend itself from outside attack, but it does know that if it does not do more to stand up for the ability of people to escape the fighting civilians who may not have any position whatsoever except for living inside garza,

that the us knows that it could face political ramifications of its own. and so that is why we're seeing what's happening happen now. and i'll just say, let's say the higher up joins us live now from occupied east through some. so there's been some mixed messaging about these for our pauses in the finding what more, how does really officials been saying that it of the mornings are and well, um we have a not she had really uh, an official confirmation as thoughts um, but generally they don't always confirm whatever the us says and starts in the notes when it comes to these pauses, but they have made clear until yesterday, even the bill will be no actual cx. 5 and not calling a see. saw that being very careful with that language. and they're focusing on it being a tactical, what they cool to monetary and pull is which we've been seeing them doing more ready for the last 5 days. but the idea is now it seems that it will be expanded,

not just to sort of had been right, which is that main road that takes you all the way from the know of, of the god district, all the way to that down to the south. but in certain areas in the north, what we do know right now, despite whatever hours they open up the situation that is absolutely dire in the un . overnights confirms that so saying the aid is just not reaching those in the knows we've had stories of people unable to even access was so i mean simple basic stuff. i spoke myself to the red cross a couple of days ago. and again, they also confirmed, but no aid is reaching anyone in the know simply because it's very difficult to do so there's just not seen of a trucks coming through to the gaza strip from egypt. and that makes the situation a lot. honda, we're also hearing the $50000.00 palestinians within a 7 hour window. yes, they were able to move out. so the noise and those restoring those incredible

videos these uh, thousands of people a see of them just walking with whatever they feel they have trying to get to safety. yes sir. and what more details are emerging then about negotiations to possibly release more of these really captive? this is riley captive certainly. um, i mean, now we have a confirmation. we do know there's 242 people are held captive. we sold that video. there's a video that was reduced by islamic jihad of an older nadine, a seventy's. and there's also a teenager. they're saying that they would release on humanitarian grounds, but it's clearly a ball coming tool. full come us on is not makes you had, israel has insisted, but it will not us to create a will not have any sci fi on this, all of them all release. and then you have the us that's pushing as well as cost

all with mediation. we seen that as now reports that the man himself caught so i was going to be heading to agent. we know that some of the how most of it is all or in car or they just arrived last night. all of this talk is to try and move things along where there's more humanitarian pauses, where there's more a coming in. i'm not seems to uh, to hang on the release of those concepts that was told that potentially 10 to 15 of them could be released. but again, no confirmation on sunday, these ready made it treat and government isn't entertaining anything at the moment they say, unless everyone is released. and of course the whereabout so. so is, is on known and ready. all right, is there a higher ed line for us there? in the occupied east or was them sarah, thank you for the heads of the c i a on israel is most side intelligence agency, have met the prime minister of cutoff in doha, to discuss a possible deal for hostage release. isn't a pause in the fighting. the mayor of catalog visited the united arab emirates and

will travel to egypt for 2 weeks on friday. we'll come into the clock is director of a search at a super fun group. he says these meetings could lead to some strategic results, but not in the immediate future. so, we have to look at these very briefly, mandatory and pauses that are merely our as long as potential building blocks or confidence building measures to something greater down the line. you have to think about who's involved here. you've got the chief of massage. you've got the c, i a director, bill burns, who's a long time, middle east and knows the region really well extensive contacts and the country prime minister. so these are major players on the world scene hoping for some kind of a break through some kind of pause in, in the really intense fighting that we've seen. i think it's really are kind of step by step basis. we're talking more at the kind of tactical level right now. more so than the strategic level of but, you know, i'm holding out hope that with continued intensive diplomacy, we could get there in the coming days. if not weeks. what we're saying that we, we,

we need some kind of a break through some kind of a pause and in an ideal world that would lead to a cease fire. i just don't know that we're going to get there soon. if a pause or a ceasefire is immune, they could very well look at this as their last opportunity to target, how mos come in and control notes to go after leaders, we could see, you know, a real ramp up in the, you know, days leading up to something more permanent, 4872 hours. we don't know the timeline, but we could see an intensification of strikes before some kind of a poss. the 10s of thousands of palestinians had been moving south from northern garza, the fleeting, on foot to carry whatever they come to escape 5th gun battles between palestinian the fighters and his really forces as well as the di humanitarian conditions. but is all an official now reports many see if they will never be able to return to their homes just like that on the line stretches back, kilometers back is spot is the i can see

a wave of humanity leaving behind what the youth walking towards on 2nd, some too young to know why this is happening, but they'll never be allowed to forget. most upside are they have? no, it is a difficult situation. this is my son. he's 50 days old and like my wife and children are with this situation as hard, like whenever god is the only one who can help us and we're cost it. we have walked a long distance and we still do not know how much further we have to walk. they move together. there's safety in numbers for now. told by these or at least to leave northern guys at the craft what the cook together remnants of lives abundant walking past the shelves of homes, of communities of places they knew but no longer recognized the course of the past. echo in the footsteps, memories of 1948 the titan palestinians called the neck, bought the catastrophe, forced from their homes at the beginning of the state of israel. it's how well do i know what can we go? this is a new way. the displacements of a 100, it's

a no deductible for the posting and people. it's like 1948 windows. where can we go? i don't know whether there are thousands of homeless people, including children and women, and people of all ages. some have perished on the streets while others by on the ground helpless. where can we go now who no one expects, sees frightening puddles. the one kind of glimmer of hope here is that there seems to be a resounding refusal to re possess the people of gaza. into an insist that they be displaced again, the front of a regional, local, maybe even international sentiment that this shouldn't happen again. and you and once new part of such a must move into people under a threat, the united nations cannot be part of a unit actual proposal to push hundreds of thousands of desperate civilians in gaza into so called safe zones. we cannot be part of this. they will find some we have

to store some interest, but that won't be home that they don't know when or if they will see again ireland for sure. i'll just see the tire shop right here. and i'll just say right, when we come back, representative some more than 50 countries meet in paris to mobilize emergency humanitarian aid for casa on the been more solid balance you purchased in new york in support of the kind of smith martin stated, the hello, the weather as long as the set fire across, so you're right in financial a little bit of track down to most of the most part. so i think if you do see some wet weather that is likely wherever it is guides based settlement of the read, say little more of a boy, you say you notice one or 2 coastal shots pushing into southern past over

a month to be more expensive as we go on through west that day, but most of that is generally looking dry. plenty of sunshine, about the weather tab at the central pos, of saudi arabia pushed by the north. and as you can see, it is largely clear skies coming through here. that is the case because he's the side of the met it's right. and maybe one or 2 shows just up the was the key i we have good one to to shasta. was that northeast corner of the country some smart way with the cool cuz he's on media. could see a little bit of on several web as we go through the next couple of days. so it was a little bit of a set of web describing the fondles of l. jerry over the next dial site may be into the average of to ship it from much of north africa. it is dry. the shell is continuing across west africa, slipping further south as seasonal rates as they should do the shelves a little more extensive into the gulf of katy and beyond. we have still got some very heavy right into those flood effective parts of somalia. southern areas of, if you hope you're still seeing some winter weather, along with many parts of kenya as

the 5432 mon upfront takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off you. something about a systemic issue here in black labs don't really matter, and the police were unflinching questions. there's war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people are dying because of lots of medical treatments, challenging conventional with the fact that people are starting to get angry about this is in itself a sign of progress. join me more for me on hills upfront one out 0. the the

welcome back here. quick reminder about top stories here. this is randy s products are targeting major hospitals and gaza out i'll shift and run to see children's hospital of all will come under attack. now do you on thursday, israel bummed the information on the i'm not so children's. hospital is more than 10500 balance demands have been killed since the guns that includes more than 4500 children. united nations is describing the conflict as a humanitarian catastrophe. on the white house, as well as agreed to davy for our pauses and it's offensive in the north. tens of thousands of civilians are fleeing south, as is where the ground forces engage and st. battles, palestinians fight, not 14 palestinians have been killed and one of the biggest raids and they all divide westbank, they see it and the biggest since october, the 7th. as well as ministry says it was targeting palestinian fighters in geneva. the ministry use bull nose as to rip up main roads. i'll just say it was bennett

smith's reports from jimmy's. now st. jeanine's crowded refugee camp is rarely soldiers and palestinian gunmen fight street to street on house to house explosives to use the principles into homes. so soldiers cannot prove them into alley ways and take on the palestinian fighters. tens of thousands of people live in mates, the fighting. then the military coals in its machinery for collective punishment. the bulldozers rip up the tom i called the main streets damaging watermain electricity cables below. it's a new type of collective punishment that israel has recently been inflicting on palestinians in the west bank, a lot of roads, housing, and the for structure. any picture of a mock the noise, then they would be simply knock off a wall that has a picture of a mark too, or a shop door or on the about. they take it out on anything,

the amys to create the diamond rates of long been effective life for palestinians living under occupation before october, the 7th. they average 12 a day across the west bank. but now the average pay to this rate on jeanine was the biggest as being since the, how much the attack on israel. and these really military says it found an underground tunnel with primed explosives. israel always say that it's targeting what it calls palestinian terrorists, but here they'll tell you that the violins on 4 also 3 of these rates is something new. maybe it's an opportunity to deal with unfinished business. and we can palestinian fighting groups as much as possible while everyone else is focused on what's happening in gaza. and it's me, i'll just say era janine and the occupied westbank. meanwhile, thousands of promised to be in some guns are stranded in the occupied west bank golf. the israel cancel that what permits they were working in israel up until october 7th. and how most find those loans that are attack st. bus rob,

the reports from some of these men want to go home to gaza. on october 7th, they were working mainly as construction labors or farm workers in israel. then they became the enemy. my route for us lost a leg to cancer and then managed to find work in a bakery. he wants to go back to con eunice in the south of gusto, even though he has nothing to go back to come. so i should in to about october 25. i was talking to my children as usual. so later on sunset, i got the news, the house was gone, know the children are gone and everything is going on. i've lost my 4 children, their mother, my mother, my sister and her 4 children, and another sister, and my sister in law and her daughter, and another sister in law or her children and husband were injured. and to do that, and then how i nearly $7000.00 workers from goes have found themselves stuck in the

west bank. there was really work permits were cancelled not long after october, 7th, thousands registered to go back to cost. a lot was bill and suing shop and we came here to look for a piece of bread to leave. like everyone else. we weren't shocked by what happened . we are like everyone else. we are waiting for god's mercy. we are people who loves life. we don't like this 100 or anyone to suffer. even before the war, half of the people in garza lived below the poverty, one of the jobs these men had provided. essential income is real, says no one from casa will ever be allowed to work there. again, i do 10 that i sent up and it was supposed to been that i came here to build a future for my children. they're gone, and their future is gone. there's no future left. there's no life left. well, let's have the housing temporary

shelters across the west bank as a short term solution. now, risk becoming a long term challenge. for weeks these men have been waiting for a way back to godson, but the ongoing, seemingly endless bombardment of the strip, the worsening humanitarian conditions on the ground. some whose entire families had been wiped out. it is perhaps one surprising that many are having 2nd thoughts. the palestinian authority says it's been working on how to transport those who do want to go back across is really territory. it would mean an end to the limit, but a returned to a city under attack. the same bus route, the o g 0 regular and the occupied westbank. these really minute tree says i'm identified drone, is it? the city of a lot of land of inside the southern is ready port, getting a civilian building. i'll far to say caused light damage and no injuries. mr. i was also going to separate over the red sea by israel's ad defend system. humans who

was the rebels claimed responsibility for an attack called him not to last week. for spokesman for the who with the on forces india and says the group has spot a barrage of missiles is one of the our armed forces of launch the number of ballistic missiles on different sensitive targets of these really redeem on the southern occupied territories, including military targets in the a lot area. the operation has been successful in hitting targets directly, although the enemy is hiding this fact. on forces will continue the military operations in support of the oppressed palestinian people until these really aggression against the people in guns of stops and published indians of victoria. less than an hour of nations international agencies or non governmental groups of stress. the urgent need for aid in gaza, that's an international conference in powers. under 0 is natasha buckner reports from the french capital as the rising of the lease, a polish for conference on humanitarian aid for gulls,

hosted by french presidency. manual micro will leaders and heads of agencies among them, palestinian prime minister them a homage. dia, who set the tone or mad gum for the splitting the edge of i knew how many palestinians must be killed for the war. to stop is 6 children every hour enough, one is full of women killed every hour. enough is 10000 killed and 30 days enough. the war indeed is a virus that always wants to expand. then the current conflict is a wildfire that could consume the region that could spread the goods, discussed ways to re establish food, water, electricity, and medical supplies. they all say talked about creating a maritime humanitarian cordial fronts initially, already sending hospital ships to the region. micro also said power is would increase a palestinians this year from $20000000.00 to more than a $100000000.00,

but guessing vital agents of dollars. i said, my call will only happen if there's an immediate, tremendous terry and pause and the fighting. receiving the civilians must be protected. that's absolutely indispensable, and non negotiable and is an immediate necessity. the french prices and taste. if this conference not, i need to call for humanitarian pause and the fighting to help civilians in gauze, but also to the international community to work towards the last thing ceasefire between israel and thomas. until now, the european union is back to humanitarian pools, bought refrained from cooling, for an end to the fighting, saying that israel has of wrong to defend itself, but it is the tax increase in tulsa, so who calls in the blog in the bloodshed micros talk of a ceasefire could signal a change of direction in europe. latasha popular out to 0 paris. but u. k is home, secretary has drawn criticism in the office. she actually was police of having what she called

a pro palestinian bias. so when i brought the magnitude london's metropolitan police, a being lenient towards protest is running for us. the fire and gaza, she called the activists pro palestinian mums and hate lodges us. hundreds of people have been demonstrating in new york city including front end of the war on goes up to 0. it's kristin. salumi has been up that draft. today's demonstration was organized by certain groups like the palestinian youth movement and the national movement for justice in palestine. the student groups, many of them marching here, from their respective campuses around the city here to the new york public library to make their voices heard even as they are increasingly coming under attack and, and being labeled as anti semitic, especially for some of this even in a recent debate, 5 republican presidential candidates for candidates, several of them said they've punished university students to demonstrate against israel,

or in support of amongst the pro palestinian students. i've spoken to here say that they are speaking up for marginalized, depressed people living in gaza, however, and denied that that is anti semitic. i've been participating in this movement since 2021. and i think it's a really loving movement. i actually think it's been a really powerful to see the way, especially here in new york city of the movement actually has been uniting palestinians, jews, and really just like myself and all sorts of people are in solidarity against the violence towards the palestinians. needless to say, this is making for a very tense environment on many us college campuses and university campuses, incidents of anti semitism and anti muslim anti islamic hates are on the rise according to several national sources. but clearly, that's not stopping these demonstrators from coming out and making their voices

heard. kristen salumi al jazeera new york doctor susan surrender, and was also at the protest and addressed the crowns. it says here in my given white privilege, to say that you don't have to be palestinian to stand with the palestinian people. the understand that the slaughter of almost $5000.00 children is unacceptable and over crime. you do not have to be under the war. crimes are being delivered every single day according to the un other humanitarian, the time for education