this has been an emergency summit that was cold and put together in the last minute . there was somebody stopping a ticket to 2 consecutive days, but they've been joined into one. we are hearing now the outcome of that summit, and that's continued a small in this well, as i was just saying you've been listening in that to the final press conference of that joint emergency summit called to discuss the war on garza which has been taking place in re add, well let's dig into all of this with how to get out of their correspondence. hush them all bar and i'll go home and see. i'm a professor of political science and middle east studies at rutgers university. thank you both for joining me here in the studio. how soon? let's start with you. how close is the draft that we were talking about earlier to

the final communicate you were saying that it's a watered down the opposite an opportunity. this is the main take away from the joint statement of both of them. leaders would like to see the see the war stop. they would like to see a log into cause a they would like to see the i c. c, to investigate crimes against humanity committed by these writers against the palestinians. they want to see a international conference on peace held as soon as possible. reminiscent of the 1991 international conference on peace that gather these bodies of the body sitting in the image read. and they set up a committee that is going to follow up on this. now, how does the think when you got the lead us on the out of the modem? well, a representative of a 1000000000 people to the wells was these values of the same time. a pounding area is getting closer to the ship, a hospital that it back to the question,

do these bodies be the can do the listen? it was fascinating about with, with this, that was the general, the out of the set. also of this process. i see how i'll do this tragedy. i see the potential for a serious approach. this is someone who's completely disconnected from reality, and it gives you an idea about the problem of the out of the spaces when it comes to talking. these issues, the expectations of the people i'm massive, the end of the discontent. i huge and they are waiting for a blog that does not express grievances, but shows that is, should break away from a long tradition of truth less statements into mechanism but could be implemented, can be implemented. all of this is going to take them full of, i mean, you cannot code for the international conference on peace. now let's say it will happen. putting the holes behind the wagon they should have addressed the issue because a itself, what will happen is the guy said, well, let me throw this to you. i'll go ahead and do it. you were saying earlier that the

timing of this and then the is really escalation that we've also seen around the same time. is this something that you think that there's a link? we've had a lot about unity here from, from these various different data is what do you make of, of the actual statements. and so this, i mean, no, and i think, believe more disappointed with this outcome this confronts them. depaula signal people, especially the people who because they were waiting for something concrete, some a few practical steps which they were missing and defined as communicate. they don't to hear the words called on reject, condemned all these terms, which cannot be translated into action. what is the outcome of this uh, this conference? i don't see any se township it. that is what the policy number one. and i've been placing all these meetings every fund there is that meeting is already securities. when there was the coyote, all quoted for peace or keitel,

summit for peace has already been bought more when there was general assembly meeting. is there any attack more when there was has on the speaking they attracted to the hospital? so i think the posting and people would be scared of this from this because is right, since it's phone messages for different means for more of them bottom line for more attacks. that's what part of thing are. people are really skipped to cut about these compressed so in increasing gulf, we were saying how sion between the artist reason what we're hearing from our blade is shamal bar and ultimate c. i'm thank you for joining me and, and deconstructing that with me here on to 0 as well in gaza. is there any forces as you've been hearing, has continued at lang seems to hospitals. the health ministry says operations that the largest medical facility all she felt had been suspended. doctor say they're unable to treat thousands of engine people because they've run out of minutes and clean water image and came to reports

40 bucks long, don't i? so it goes as big as hospital labels written in arabic. reed on known children, although known body parts. it is too dangerous to leave the combined stall for preparing to bury them in a mass grave on hospital grinds inside a facility design for 700 patients is treating 5000 and sheltering size and small one. and that's what i have done to the bed, and then i get the doctor from bonnet and by the on the 9th of on know what to do with that power vented i. twos and incubators have shut dying. even the most useless and methodical home problems with them now are collapsing, thought that they are planning now to do like a collective get in so they can avoid a bad price is what's happening now is not available. it exists as when it's not

available to you in high commission. if a human rights folk took cars, condemn these really all me photography hospitals saying international humanitarian law is clear, medical units must be protected and respected at all times, spiked at the shedding. some people have slept a hospital and a receipt on their right and what happened to this baby? she was born at 6 30 in the morning and at 9 am we sled. she and her mother didn't rest. and this is what the fleeing is really forces. you've laid siege to goal is to city the army, say the soldiers are involved in street by street, a company by tanks and snipers, and suppose it from the by flight. the jets but with this radius strikes, continuing across the entire goal is a strip on many places left the people to feel safe image and kinda

oh, to 0. but even southern garza where people have been asked to evacuate, they've come on. the is rarely bombardment. we can speak to thomas, i was there and he's in con eunice in the southern part of the gaza strip. tarka. i do want to ask you about the situation at all she, for at the moment we've already heard about this as a result of the complete blackout that's taking place there, including i understand, a tiny baby. all the incubators spill off is everything sold off as well. the is really a tops and the goal is a strict continued since the beginning of this stay. what is ready for us is all trapping and even unsettling the majority of goals or hospitals, or are talking about the main central hospitals and deterrent trees in the, in the central areas of gaza strip, including unless or hospital renting. so hospital, she felt hospitable and even of course hospitals, these areas are really trapped and under the is very located till now. as the as very relentless attack, sample abutment continued. and the odds of

a she felt hospitalized as a tank shields continued to full of a disability and had the as being she felt hospitalized overwhelmed and overcrowded with patients that are about 600 patients. despite the wounded people who are turning up to a hospital since the beginning of this fighting and thousands of people often residing in the out of hospitals, they don't have any or any room to suit. and even no one can get out of the hospital unless you will be bombarded by these. what are the snipers who are stationed above the roofs of different buildings to our surroundings? she felt hospital also did not her hospital and the number of peace. your hospital are really witnessing must have, did your ration and medical conditions as it babies. think 2 pages are really running low in terms of if you and there are thousands of pages are really connected now to oxygen and oxygen is wanting out. also from that as which considered to be a significant threats that they might lose the life. but due to the is really relative to the bottom of the running out of a few as the fuel crisis also continues. these attacks are really relentless,

as well, is destroying every single building in the central areas of the gaza strip. also the troops are expanding and making me to advance advancements into the main urban areas. and it also city til now. tom capitalism and with that live report from the ground for us and con eunice and the southern part of because the strip. thank you, tara, could please stay safe as well as even say all shafer hospital is the largest medical complex in the entire gaza strip. it's name is arabic for house of healing across generations. sick and, and just palestinians have floats to the facility for treatment. for we talents takes a look at its history. any hospital any way, sees both life and death. babies come into this world and people deposits. it's the regular pulse of medical care every way. but few hospitals see as much depth and misery as al schieffer for al chief has a different pulse. it's the heart beat of gaza,

so frequently passage by israel bombs, which shifted lives and limbs. this was 2009 out of 0 feeling the young boy until the sod, who'd nearly lost his leg in the is ready rock. it strikes the killed his mother. i cannot forgive. i cannot forgive them for what they have done to me and for killing my mother. more than a decade and count with asked directly to an almost identical yes ends a honda cries and pain after an attack on jamalia in 2021. his mother unlock it too . this was still alive to comfort him or through many years of these ready blockade. our chief emetics have done what they can for palestinians. despite often lacking many of the supplies, hospitals can usually take for granted. we would be in 2009 l cheapest.

director general. describe the situation out the complex students true. now it was at the time, this is a very big concern to me and to the health stuff as well. you know, we are living in, in this age and didn't complete the verification of the simplest rights as a human being on the simplest, twice as a profession of a hospital has been on this site since british rule and his and you are through the arab is ready was of 1940 eights, 19671973. but the war of 2023 is a conflict the likes of which out she for i'm because it has not seen before. it's around it boomed and cuts off. it can no longer treat patients, and there's no guarantee that i'll she for all those using it for century to survive. will reach helen's elders here while i'm joins now by mad skills. that's he's a medical doctor and activist. and he's also worked in the all she for hospital,

he joins me now from cairo. doctor, thank you for joining us again on al jazeera, i understand you all kinds of in touch with colleagues. can you tell us what the situation is? i will see if it is like now we knew the blackout was coming, but not necessarily the strike. so the snipers. well, i think there are 2 aspects now important to to understand that number one, they are surrounded by these really armed forces or shooting at the hospital. this morning, shot birds were shooting through the windows and into the sky. we also learned that wrong nurse was killed in the neo natal. i see, you know, they have, i just received the message from the south side. one of the senior surgery on sundays says sherbie. a neil names move now to carter surgery unit in may know ordering theater. you know the space, not more incubators, because oxygen, the generator was damaged by the shrines yesterday. no electricity. i bought

600. even patients. 28. i'll see you. i those to invent the majors. they are in the emergency room and i got this picture of the babies. who is the true, the in the incubator there? i don't lie on the floor. in the corner. they are covered with some blankets in order to avoid hypothermia. these babies should indeed be they should have been in danger increments, of course, and they've missed the 3 of the male names are dead and there are $39.00 now lying on the floor with blank serrano nevada part of that. so this is not a, it's not a difficult situation. it's a funny little situation on of course these points to these humanitarian total failures and i go to the other line one point more. now we talked about the fire

and the effects of the hospitals, and we need to discuss that and stop that. but we have to understand that most of the, the most serious problem now is 1500000 in trying to make this is without both directions. mm hm. people are districts and you know, you can't really long without what are their even thinking over the way from the streets and they're drinking water which sugary. so this is a massive failure of international human integrity in society. shouldn't have been there, we offer it's getting colder and that's how they sleep under open air. they don't have blankets for the children. 1.5000000. so given the problem is all in the oven with no more for and know some of the effects on us to know the struggle for the fighting goes on the north. there is no possibility. they need to access the data for the day. so we will talk, they didn't nurse on the kill me, and i get

a flash back to the software insurance the last week or which was done in complete darkness for 3 days. i wonder, where are the journalist i haven't turned from the i'll just, i'll just see what the journalist and the north for many days. and i'm pretty sure full that they there is an ongoing massacre which will not speak or we will not be able to see it, but the notion by desperate situation, no suggest no food, no more term. and of course, absolutely no security for patients and stuff. dr. when you and i last spoke just a day or so ago, you were telling me that when you've been to the, when, when you went to the for 16 years, you're so no, i'm us military operations anywhere near the hospital facility. what do you make of israel is claims now it's operations around the facility now, and i have to be honest with you, i'm just thinking part of these claims that there is a, i don't know how most of the command center we, as i said,

a 100 times we have never seen that. we have never seen any ranking homeless people in chicago. we've been able to roam freely all around. i've never seen anything nor have my international colleagues. i don't think these really the army has any moral standard because the place to go for the geneva convention of the convention. clearly states that the controls are protected politics, even if there should be some military personnel. so these are the trans, they don't even need these plans because they have to see the data from the, the after the drum, without any claims or any command center. so they seem to be attracting after as a part of this project. we know that from 16 years they will always be an attacking amateur delta. what do you understand about the restrictions on, on movement,

around or sofa at the moment? corresponding value was saying that doctors can't even move from department to department. why restrict people from moving within the facility? why shoot through windows? and i think you said that cost to these really notary officers on the cheapest box on mr. nothing. you know, most of all you should that's good. i present your why. why are. 1 your troops on the ground supported by the united states. sure thing actually tell the person now in the go when they tried to save lives. i'm not the one who should ask you about question is actually this really is because they are the changes. and also i think it's, it's probably why are you not. busy involved in this space, a general sign in slow motion. the answer is yes. and i think the responsibility, the complicity are based on the shoulders of the american politicians and the president on the european politicians and their leadership who are whispering some

small protest. this has been going on for 4 weeks. now. people are dying or by all . people are starting people or thursday in 2023. what is this going to stop? dr. nod skilled at the medical doctor, an activist who is also works and she's a hospital doctor, just a flag. one of the things that you said that he was describing the children. the premature babies who have been in cubase is no longer on a few basis on the floor of a subject award, wrapped in blankets dropped to thank you so much for, for sharing that with us here on to 0. thank you much. i will send you the pictures you're going to have a slide on your next the news guys. thank you all earlier, we also had fun as well. i'll talk to the director general of gauze us government need your office. he said the communication difficulties in the gaza strip on making it impossible to count with that. today the war is but it is weight against

the she found medical complex, which is under intense fire or by the the, is that a little to patients the ad across the house? that is, this whole butting into a more part of the hospital and surrounding the hospital for board directions. thought a good thing. everybody individual who moves within the facility or that may be coast complex. when this was made to the hospital the in june, the patients, the displaced the medical stuff and they pretty much were babies. newborns bought goods for the nazi. is there any harmony in which a man of directly or to he, i'm in the back of the water, electricity. it's food from the complex and run during the complex, out of just have this thought a good thing to hospitably got hot, preventing the n 3 of the injured that kill all the policy in the ministry of

health in gaza strip today. couldn't issue as specific. i'm ask you to discuss this 6. um fig goes, what are the number of injured or killed it really does have gathered in saudi arabia to discuss the wes thing situation and gaza and they released the joint statement calling for a binding un resolution to end, as well as aggression. the american tongue accused many in the international community of watching silently as palestinian civilians continued to be killed by his riley forces. k, for the 1st one was to show you on how can the bombardments of a festival to become an ordinary attack under the false allegations of their tunnels and military installations underneath. my useful how eyes are frozen and we are hot, broken, to see these atrocities which are always in all this is unprecedented in this war, and even before, during the unjust. so you just because of many people and states will wide up and

give lectures on compliance with international law and human values stand silent and all these atrocities against the palestinians, women and children, to tell you when they go above and of hospitals. and sheltering centers means nothing to them. they remain silent at the sites of dead bodies we came upon, blows is an eastern by stray animals. what? cuz i got this one here. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of protesters have gathered in central london taking boston and march. they, according for us, the spot and gaza. this protest comes as the u. k. holds its annual, remember and stay collaboration, which is prime minister wishes to not as cool the timing of this knowledge of disrespectful police estimate more than 300000 protest as i'm launching in support of palestine. and it's a, it's the biggest march since this place has conflict began. at least 94 i've counted purchased as i've also been arrested. well let's go down to 0. is pull brennan. he's been out that much in london for us. pull took us through what's happening then now we were hearing audio from one of the organizes that they think

a 1000000 people showed up with no, certainly one assessments by the organizes at least. although the estimates very significantly shall i say, as you say, the police of estimates at some 300000 estimates organize the size of a 750. and then from the stage on the estimates of 1000000 is given as i can say, that the actual land sold for march was pretty long. i'm sorry, especially dismantling states the, the protest, the valley is, is essentially a disappeared on the release point though is that it's passed off peacefully and that is very, very important. get to the build up to this, this project. i'm this march has seen unprecedented mass all fresh outputs. first of all, if i'm the organizer to moscow, started with offices and then from the governments pressed the rising,

the police to get to the back of the march. the police resisted those goals from, from minnesota on, from visits here at municipal on the home secretary on the march. went ahead and i think that's a vindication for the organizers here. that it was able to go ahead with such large numbers without any trouble for it's interesting to see that because they were arrest. but those was townsend protested, and not that many of them came out. the police didn't seem to and managed to keep the 2 groups of poplar. yeah, i mean the police with a real ring of steel around that, that the central location, the memorial to the center in north america whitefield, it was said quite some politicians, perhaps mysterious, me about the people here, mike branch off inside to vandalize the center. in fact, what happened was, i'm the little miller of love, sorry, the matter of london is to choose the home secretary of actually instigating this

or inspiring. this was the fall rights white's english nationalist demonstrates has came out to try to get out these protests as to what kept upon by the police. and as a result, the compensations and classes between the fall rights and the police. and that's where the violence took place. not here. very interesting. preventing the at that much for us in the thank you for while and my colleague fully bought the boat, i spoke to simon's men, would come, he's a member of the belgian parliament's foreign relations committee. who attended sounds a days rally for gauze that that took place in brussels. he says it's time for europe to put more pressure on israel as government to implement to cease fine. you know, we also going to be in research and as opposed to going to be doing some very products to be in response reward and the same hard to see all your in you in 2 weeks ago. but know, this is the us of the wish of the people here today. we need big video or we need

to take numbers or we need to think sanction again, is right. and we need to think sanction to hand this occupation for the sake of his rights and the gates. and he says, why, i'm very happy and very glad to be here. and i also one for the same very because we want to stand for too old for this easy, but it was to bring, right, know right. as you mentioned, the general is about jim voted in the general assembly in support of the resolution that but the belgian government in the european as a whole, has a express set for us, the forceful support for israel. it is conflicts in gaza and you want of sanctions imposed on the far right? is really government for you say what it is committing right now in guys. but how do you convince them to do this? how you know, right now it seems that the europeans and belgium in particular are still fighting with, with these relays. so think israel and they say as a right to defend itself,

how do you convince these governments that sanctions to be applied against it is really government. and i see, you know, i want to be some hope i've seen, you know, in europe to dallas the speech. i'm gonna be super read the 1st day of the 2nd guys up. i know we can see the old to put it together. he turns out all understanding that they maybe did a mistake when they say that they can next is way to do what they want and know. you can see the green frogs. you've got an item in belgium, in spain, that's with concrete and take some action. i cannot promise you that is going to be like minutes to day or 3 weeks, but i can see because i'm still waiting for participating people since no print to yours. but no, i can see that we can speak about sanction before i was maybe the only one to know we have also some right buttons speak about sanction. but also for example, to recognize. but as i know, this is something that a lot of people say, i think we are close to, we are in front of the wall. you know, it's just, this is over. we can no, let's do kids like this. again,

we can look that is to bring a bunch of safety but don't know all the put it to go to the doors didn't know the i assume didn't know that they are response people, but just to mention why, because to be that is right. and you need to bring the kids know, we were the big sanction, i really hope and a re fi products and we take sense and again, these patients 42 in the front, right. all french president. and then you'll lock on has israel to stop the killing of palestinian civilians. he said there was no justification for the bombing that a cease fire would benefit israel. i think this is the only solution we have is this is 5 because it's impossible to explain. we want to find the guns to arisen by coming and us and people defect to, to the city. and some point defacto is babies of ladies is all the people among them killed. so there is no reason for that. the notice missing

whole that set for me and associates, hey, i remember you can always find more on our website. that's always a 0. com. whether it's an x and an inside story takes a closer look at the media coverage of the war on golf and stay with us. the the hello so la, la and oh mine. so about yours worth of rain in under 24 hours. it led to severe flooding. here we had cars, some merge up, but as quick as this rain fell, it's now shoved out of the picture so much calmer conditions. same goes across saudi arabia. there's been a lot of flooding and severe storms around jetta, for example. but a much quieter picture on sunday. meantime, if we peel out show you why to look at the middle east, some showers coming into the event that's pushing into syria,

also dropping down into egypt as well. so cairo could see some showers over the next 24 to 48 hours. central asia is quiet temperatures running on the high side for ask about 20 degrees on the nose on sunday. and then we've got disturbed weather chugging along western turkey a, pushing into the black sea here, bit of improvement, and is stumble cloudy at times. and still the threat of a few showers in the picture. top end of africa, it's breezy for the northwest. and again, the risk of some showers in cairo on sunday with the height of 29 degrees. rains of turn lighter for kenya, somalia, as we looked at attends india. but look around the gulf of guinea for camera room and galvan. that's for the most intense stuff will be and whether it's in play for a southern moves and be we've got sundry down ports here and we need to know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others can

know as far as, as to what i'm going on. the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. alaska signs by hundreds of incidents don't list the western media coverage because of all the feed bias in favor of israel. and again, some kind of side news rooms or twos of these humanizing palestinians. all the allocations fast. this is inside sort the the hello and welcome to the program. i'm laura kyle, the wells, television screens, newspapers and online media have been filled with pets of.