is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits, essentially submitted by mental protection, enhancing investments alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the hospitals a hits again in gallons, a is there any bones try close to at least 6 medical facilities on thursday nights the on monday and saw you this is out. is there a line from day or so coming up, the us says israel has agreed to for our daily pauses and it's offensive. but

there's been no confirmation from these right is to let people 3 and to remember what these the sound of life without the bomb bank before starting coming down again. it's very cynical in america is pushing for humanitarian relief in gauze where he will head to egypt on friday with troops and nike to focus on the release of some is riding on the on more arrest. and the oaks upon westbank is really forces right. heavy are on the 80 hours a friday morning will be live and will not on the the goals that has enjoyed. and now the knights of heavy bombardment with his riley forces targeting civilian infrastructure, including a series of hospitals in the north. the strip, a total of 6 have been hit in the last 24 hours, including 2 children's hospitals a

lot. and these 6 people were killed and several injured on thursday nights. when it is rainy shell hit the i'll, she fell hospital compound in gone to city. the army also targeted one of the last remaining hospitals for children causing a font at the facility on t z pediatric hospital had eli announced that it was downsizing operations due to a fuel shortage also on thursday, this was the moment of impact near the indonesian hospital in northern gauze of thousands of wounded and displaced, palestinians have been sheltering place, and the facility is also short of supplies and has been fairly functioning. this is what the occupation is throwing its hospitals. me solved truck,

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 their settling schools by targeting or 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 with remains advice or we will continue persisting until we find quite the occupation. this was a scene of a 912 to strike near the l l. the hospital in the north, at the strip health stores, he said, foaming, lack of fuel, his 1st 18 if kansas $35.00 hospitals, special down,

thousands of palestinians have been sheltering at health care centers, hoping that they would be safe from is running for me. as guys all just there is honey, my maid, he's live in con eunice, which is in the southern costs going to strip honey. so, and now the 9th and devastating strikes this time is focused on several hospitals. bring us up to date with the license this 1000000. well, before we start talking about the guys in the northern part, just within the past half an hour, the artillery is showing as part of the targeting areas of the eastern side of honeymoon is residential on multiple residential, came under the rec choir from these a r teller, east, along the borders and multiple injuries have been brought to this hospital right at this emergency department behind me. one person reported skills. there's several

parts of these home have been destroyed as the artillery showing continues, but as of last night, the within the past 12 hours, as she thought has been targeted for times just within the past half an hour. one more time. an eerie strike targeted a sheet on hospital, the artist, the hospital, and the surrounding the clinics. inside the yard of the hospital, they external clinics of the hospital. several people, as we were looking at live pictures from all your 0 arabic. and we've talked our source inside the hospital who confirmed that the vast majority of people who've worked target were evacuated, and among them several number of the children with this, what seems to be a new development in the war on gauze us a declared war and own health facilities and in a declared war on hospitals across the garza and the northern parts. in addition to all the fire boats created around the vicinity of the hospitalized leading data

from the surrounding neighborhoods and destroying its solar panels and directly targeting the building and damaging major parts of the hospital. the to the center of doesn't work to talk with all across the street from each other. nothing specialized. possibly they'll and they'll run a decent. the directory came under heavy ears, strikes and tank shows within the past 12 hours a now as we learned from, from our so it's a really easy plus the does is being in circles and the hospital being in circles by israeli tanks and under tv, machine guns fired by machine guns and shows by a, by those things. what seems to be those things in armies. vehicles are making their way through out another street, the a that leads all the way directly to a ship, a hospital, particularly the main eastern part of the gates of the, of a ship that hospitalized. unfortunately, despite the uh, the calls for a pause,

a 4 hour pause, but that doesn't seem to be effective at all. there's still airstrikes going on. there's, there's difficulty in the process of delivering a aids to palestinian. his friend in gauze, in the northern parts let alone the medical supplies. as we heard from yesterday, a patch of medical supplies reaches a ship, a hospital. but when we think of the large number of, of injuries inside the hospital, it's not enough to just delete a tiny bit of what the hospital needs to respond to the needs of those injuries. some of them are in serious in serious conditions and need immediate intervention. okay, thank you for that. that was all corresponding out of there is honey must needs speaking to us that from on eunice to the white house, as israel will implement daily for our pauses in its ministry, offensive,

and moving concepts. president joe biden said it was a step in the right direction. frustrated with oh, okay, we can speak to sarah hart. she is in occupied eastern or some for us are a so has been a little bit of lack of clarity about these for our causes and the 5 seeing that were meant to start already the haven't as far as we know, what more of these is right he's told you about what's going on. well, no official confirmation as of yet from these riley sites, certainly not from the ministry or the prime minister himself. but so local media has strongly suggested that this is going to be happening. that's been quite seeing and is really seen the official officer,

the right code saying that it will be implemented. what is clear though, is that this really comes from incredible an immense us pressure on the is ready government to go ahead with this decision. now i just wanted to explain it's different. so what we've been seeing the 7 hour pause, which was to allow palestinians to move from the north to the south on the main road. so law had been road. well, we're talking about what the us has been pushing folder is a pause for full hours in different areas within the know. so we're talking about different pockets where they would be notified. thing that would allow palestinians to leave the homes to leave completely. also to be able to get access to what very basic needs are all at the moment. there's very little water, there's very little food in spots. uh, we contacted the red cross this morning confirmed to us, but now people in the north have resulted to drinking top floor to which is sol.

see anyway, and it's not full of human consumption that would. so this is the legs that a lot of those that are going to the palestinians because of the lack of age, but is no age going. and we know that for sure. and again the red cross just this morning, confirmed to algae. is there a head that says if i'm even able to uh, have fives uh, trucks and stuff in the last few days to deliver medical aids to i'll ship a hospital of course, a few days ago it's fall on safe but that comb boy had come on to attack and that also has hinted the ability for them to reach those hospitals like i'll ship, which is now being targeted by his ro, an assault or what more details on emerging about negotiations to release more of the is really captives. it's funny, this has been some things that the is really government and stuff and the,

the families and those of the missing are we talking about 242 captives. they've been pushing full to try and get how mos on is not meant to how to release them. how much has said a few times, but it's willing to do so with certain conditions. now the laser is still not, isn't being spoken outwardly. there's nothing been confirmed but we're hearing in. a in the box, but those the guys stations are continuing that there's a potential that may be 10 to 15 of those being held captive will be released. but again, no confirmation. we did see a video that was released overnight of a 70 year old woman. an elderly is really had a message to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whether those well her was, or whether she was poor. so in into it is another story about how mazda is also set, that they are willing to release a 12 year old on the humanitarian grounds, spots, of course, like i said, they're all those conditions. this is an incredibly difficult thing to,

to maneuver around it for the is raised on one hand, those thing that they need to go in and target how mazda and every parts of garza. but at the same time, not knowing the where the whereabouts of those caps is and that it causes an incredible difficult situation. what obviously, effectively the families don't want those, but they loved ones in garza to be killed from those strikes. so our car at that for us and occupied eastern we spend, thank you. when you're in special rapids home, the palestinian territories has cooled out the us for what she described as protecting israel, francesca albany. it says for our pauses informing on not what the people of goals need in the human rights community. the scholarly communities denounced that there was, there was a risk of genocide being committed against the policy and people. so it's extremely serious, any set of stopping it. the u. s. r. again,

once again resorting to during the same time, it's like giving 4 hours to, to the people to engage up to 3 hours to lead to people 3. and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bone bank before starting, pumping them again. it's very cynical and cool or with join here in the studio by tamara commodities professor of public policy at the low institute for graduate studies. and of course, we have all corresponding cash and hope. all right, thank you to. but if you let me start with you time a these for our pauses the us says they were hoping for something a bit more substantial. but what we've got is a step in the right direction. do you agree a lot in a given, i mean, given the sure size of the situation on the, the, the tragic situation because, i mean it's both of them. nothing. i mean, the at least 4 civilians were stuck in the north. i mean that if, if, if in, during these $4.00,

there are certain conditions i'm guarantees available to them to cross to the, the south without being on the risk of, of being killed. body of the order or thought to get that. i think it's, it's better than nothing. i mean it's, it's off of the expect expect that we expect more from the us from the national community. but if, if this is a safe passage for them to the south and then let it be, but, but again, there's needs to be a 3rd party presence in the process. to give video showed us as the people that will not be thought get to meet the, the u, n. b, that it costs, you know, and, and we hope that in such a community sense of this for this situation and, and, and be able to be more engaged, you know, on the ground. hash them. i want to talk about the captives. i've been a lot of ongoing negotiations with cats all very much taking an active part in those negotiations. we have the head of the c. i a the most thoughts talking to the

prime minister of counsel just yesterday. what more can you tell us about what these discussions have involved and what are the chances of us seeing any movement on this issue is basically about the need to come up with an, an agreement based on an on specified number of a competence to be released in exchange for the humanitarian space. so what about semantics? how must needs to look into the details and agree on a number of hostages that does not show how mass giving massive concession to is well, i guess the backdrop of the death tools that we've seen on the huge destruction in gaza strip at the same time is crucial for as well. and this explains why we seem to defend not attempts here. the, for our secession of fighting does not, doesn't have anything to do with the other path, which is talking to you full. and we'll take a final shape, perhaps today,

only of the upcoming days. we have this crucial meeting between the top and up. if it's as easy, he's on his way to egypt has arrived in egypt and you have how about the just talking to the egyptians. they need to pin down an agreement as soon as possible, but i have to say that the notion of a full of a suspicion of fighting for short of the expectations of the people across the out of the muslim world is widely seen as a massive humiliation to the people, this is not what they were hoping to see happening any time soon. what about you time a, how often mistake are you about these talks between all these various middle east parties. um i think that we see a very active shopping diplomacy involved in collision and act service and it's, it's, it's, it's positive it's, it's moving on that i that action. uh, i think what, what really matters is these really behavior in this process because isn't it as, as, as a sort of violating manual fits on commitments in those as many as we took no,

the bombing the south. i get. so i think if, if the americans manage to hold these lives, which commitment, when it comes to these, these fires, maybe we'll see an opening, a window opens for something, a positive field on and this complex, you know, but, but these are, this has to have to keep the commitments on this, and that's the millions of people that need to have 2 people that are on the track to assume what we're discussing here is a 4 hour cease fire or a 3 day cease fire. what we're not discussing is the future for the palestinian people, the people of gauze, many of them who are now fleeing south. all the discussions being had by anyone about what the future looks like. i said it was talking about the shuttle diplomacy, which is happening. it is definitely because of a, the reason there's a reason behind this, which is basically the warning goes up as create a new political re alignments in the region. possibly the, not the app. and those were not all the same page,

they off today and they're talking about the need to coordinate efforts when it comes to the protection of the city is and the belief where they are definitely going to be a the full front. what, how does the moment we give this announcement about a break through to you have the bleak summit which is happening inside your baby a very how the oh i see within that both blocks you have countries with 2 different views about what should happen. that someone would say that how should go. others would tell you, we need the policy of policy to take over. you have to bring them together to agree . first of all, the need to stop what is happening in gaza and then move forward to april. the supplement is fascinating, tomato, when you see, and by and by c o l on, along with us, hopefully i will kind of talk you on one hand you see the saudis, on the other hand, the dc block. on the other hand, north african leaders on the other will coming together, trying to agree with the countries that would not, not normally be hanging out if i can put it like that. definitely,

really good to get your perspective how soon, how about a and of course, tell me that concludes professor public policy at the the institute, the graduate studies. okay, still ahead on out, is there a working twiggs in on such and future palestinians displaced in garza one day i felt ever be able to attend the house on this structure was actually destroyed in 2003. and the reason for that is that far a honeyed was actually convicted and sentenced to 7 live sentences by his pods and the killing of his right and soldiers with these res, this is a came in here. and this now very small hole actually represents a nightmare for this 5. we let me just show you these rand. he's actually drilled

into the wall. now, why did they do that? that testing the thickness of the walls. so they know equipment to use when they come to demolish this house and the family are telling us there was no reason for these raise to come in to that house at this time. right now, they simply don't know why he's right. he's one to 2 motorcycles. this house could be demolished in the next 2 hours in the next 2 weeks. they simply don't know when that demolition is going to come. the power defines out loud. we live here, we make the rules, not the people empower, investigate, expose this and question the youth and abuse of power around that. go on out just there. the,

[000:00:00;00] the watching out. as a reminder, our top story is this alex hospital and gaza has been hit by is ready to assist just our offices come thomas shell, killing at least 6 people and outpatient building at el cheapo hospital. those 3rd topics that in the nation strikes, house authorities say bombing, or lack of fuel has forced 18 of kansas specify hospitals to shut down. thousands of palestinians have been sheltering out to the teas, hoping that they would be safe from. is there any for me? it's been the confirmation for mr. all that it's agreed to pause. it's a salt on golf 4 hours each day to allow civilians to flee pricing in the north. whitehouse announced the agreement on that day forcing palestinians have been killed. and one of the biggest is rodney raids in the occupied west bank this year

as well as ministry says it was targeting palestinian sizes in the janine refuge account that smith reports from judy. now st. jeanine's crowded refugee camp is rarely soldiers and palestinian gunmen fight street to street on house to house. exclusive, so used to funds goals into homes. so soldiers can come prove them into alleyways and take on the palestinian fighters. tens of thousands of people live in mates. the fighting then the military goals and its machinery for collective punishment. the bulldozers rip up the tom, i call 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 in the 1st structure, any picture of a martin, a noise, then they would be simply knock off

a wall that has a picture of a mart, too, or a shop door or a roundabout. 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, the average 12 a day across the west bank. but now the average pay today, 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 will always say that it's targeting what it calls palestinian terrorists, but here that will tell you that the violins and for all city of these raids is something new. maybe it's an opportunity to deal with unfinished business. and we can palestinian and 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 made the abraham joins us now

live from ramallah. so we've seen as well stepping off its rates dramatically across the occupied west bank. took us through the laces. the latest is one palestinian who has been announced killed in that i, that refugee camp after there is really forces a way that the accounts that is in the bethlehem area for the sole source as they were prevented from assisting him and giving him the medical it need after he has been shot and that he was declared dead after information got from these really. so just so the palestinians that he has been killed. now we're talking about another pasadena will, has been also killed after he was he sustained the near novelist. he's a 21 year old. all in all. this raises that sort of policy, as will have been killed by is really forces to 100 and the easiest mistrust since october the 7th. already, before the 7th, we were talking about the deadliest year in nearly 2 decades with over $200000.00

is killed. so you can imagine now with the number reaching that high, 182, including 2 prisoners, loved and declared that it was really presence that in just this kind of one month, it gives you an idea of the tension that has been escalating here in the occupied west bank also has been seeing them and have runs demolishing the houses of to kind of city is that they have accuse of feeling and is really subtler in the shooting attack in august. also, in 1st thing we, we've been seeing is really forces in some of these things. thomaston is talking to a preacher and an e mom of i'm off in have run, telling him that he cannot be inside thing against his really is what brought us to me is they would tell you that this is a chance for them to talk about their calls to the world of to each other, to talk about unity to talk about these really a full against them. but they're feeling the pressure on the heath from these really forces that's are increasing and rest against them, and accusing so many of incitement, including an advertising agency and have grown that has been closed now for 6

months. okay. when he thinks that need it for him in ramallah, the 10s of thousands of palestinians have been moving south from northern garza and fling on foot carrying whatever they can. but as an official reports, many fear they will never be able to return back to the homes. the lane stretches, bank kilometers back is spot is the i can see a wave of humanity leaving behind what the youth working towards unsafe some too young to know why this is happening, but they'll never be liked to forget most of upside or they have, you know, it is a difficult situation. this is my son. he's 50 days old and like my wife and children are willing to him and what the situation is hard like when it 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 their safety and numbers for know told by the israelis to leave northern guys at the craft what the code the got the residence of lives. abandoned

walking past the shelves of homes, of communities, of places the new but no longer recognize the ghosts 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. how did what i'll do? i know what can we go? this is a new way, the displacement, some of the it's a new doctor, but for the policy, when people use this like 1948 when your work and we go, i think there are thousands of homeless people, including children and women, and people of all ages and some have perished on the streets while others by on the ground helpless. where can we go? no, i mean you never let him know what to expect. sees frightening puddle else. 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, there's a kind of a regional, a local,

maybe even international sentiment that this shouldn't happen again. o d u n once new part is such a mass movement of people under threat, the united nations cannot be part of the 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 somewhere to stop so many interest, but that won't be home that they don't know when or if they will see again how and so. sure. i'll just see the it. okay, that's it for me. molly site, which i just want to bring you this live shown as calls of what the time now is about 10 30 am in the morning. we've been before seeing that the white house has announced that they will be this full hour. she monetary and pause in parts of northern goes up so far. we've seen nothing yet more of the cold. yeah.

the hello. i think the word changeable pretty much sums up the weather across here at the moment. still plenty of cloud ad, right? rolling from west to east, if you have a dry days, the next day is going to be west and if you have what day. and that's going to be driving that pretty much tells you what's going on. we had the little area of high pressure, which was that eastern side over here, but these bands of cloud and right is what assistance will continue to drive away further east with the snow coming in across the outs, my demetrius, and over the next 48 hours or so west, so whether the streaming out to from snap, pushing across node immensely, eventually pushing its way into the bulk. and so some heavier buzz to frank coming through him like could cause little bit lights last letting, as well as it pushes its way through back up towards the northwest, but not a try. whether some plus 3 showers just rolling in across the british owls at the moment,

heavier rain that coming in across the low countries. pushing back into the eastern side, across easing into western positive jeremy and then oh, pushing a little further east with even into your crime. we'll see some wet weather as we go on through sash de slightly dry behind, but the next weather system that's going to pump it's way in by a piece. k. weston positive from some northern areas of spain and portugal steam some rather i'm sort of, well as we go through the we can build them off the coast generate try and the shells continue across west africa. the the well is witnessing death and destruction in gaza. on an unprecedented scale war crimes in full view coolest rests, the spot ignored. so wanted to suddenly disappear, more concerned with the government, tired and traced once the war is over. this is inside story,

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