a scale of this house is like nothing ever access to health care. what we want to know is how does these people we revisit plate states even when there are no international houses. there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the police 19 palestinians a killed as the jump veneer refugee camp is hit once again. the hi, my name's by you. this is out. is there a nice from? don't was so coming up at least that same people are killed and as strikes in the south where israel have told palestinians to evacuate, newborn babies are risk, his hospitals become

a war zone and gaza. the w h. i says it's lost contact with l. she says the it's 17 g m t that 7 pm in gaza where there's been no less up and is riley attacks on health facilities on residential areas. causes laces, refuge account. jamalia has been hit by and is there any strike these 19 palestinians have been killed? the count has been hit repeatedly since the stalls of the war. and the south is rarely as dr. so in a residential building and one eunice have killed at least 13 people. that is the area where israel told palestinians to evacuate to promising the south would be safe. the eclipse hospital is now completely out of service on the siege by is ready troops. just a day ago, all she falls but also suspended operations. newborn babies that remain at risk.

unable to be moved from a facility that has no electricity to keep them an income basis. regional bosses from 3 un agencies on now calling for urgent action in the attacks and hospitals and gaza, and a joint statement released and direct us from the us population fund. unicef, i'm the world health organization said the following attacks on medical facilities and civilians are acceptable and a violation of international humanitarian and human rights. new and conventions. they cannot be conducted the right to seek medical assistance, especially in times of crisis, should never be denied. 1 cadel, it's done silence while hospitals, which should be safe havens transformed into scenes of death devastation on the spot. decisive international action is needed now to secure an immediate humanitarian, c spy, and prevent further loss of life. betsy

a now from you now aside from con eunice, more homes destroyed, more families ripped apart by is really bod, followed by the all too familiar cries for help at the overstretched hospital. c and the desperate flight to save lives. the aerial hit by a number of mishaps. many were killed and injured. all of them are children, all civilians. the entire area was enabled as if it went up. great. it is a genocide. all those killed children. innocent children in the entire neighborhood to reduce to death because the health ministry says several policies were kilted injured, and the strike hadn't, eunice is in the salad in casa and housing. people forcibly displaced from the

north. israel has still palestinians to move south, why it had supplies operations inventory then it bobs the south again and again. as well as the clock was coming with my horse. i stopped the horse to your craft, came and fired. something doesn't look like a belt in the sky. the bombs rang down on us. there was been argument everywhere before they were not rockets. they were like barrow balls. so i kept looking at them. i have 2 young daughters and this boy, everything collapsed and i couldn't see any single one of the survivors cells is what they can in the whole, they may have rebuilt their homes one day a. what model is the 1st time i've seen such an abstract? what is happening? i ask god to take vengeance on the united states. they killed us and slicked to the neck by upon us by us, go to take vengeance on the killers of our children. many palestinians now

say they rely only on god. they have no faith in the rest of the world even to see you and the 20 son, eunice, in the south think i was distressed. i speak to to assume he is live in hon. eunice in the south of the gaza strip tart. good to speak to you again, bring us up to date with a situation at all. she felt particularly when it comes to these babies. these new born babies whose lives are at risk a yes, smelly. and the situation does really catastrophe as the is very relentless compartments. in the vicinity of the hospitals inside the odds of the hospitals also continues. these attacks really cause a massive destruction of the surrounding areas and with the ongoing fuel crisis inside the hospital and with the destruction of the solar panels that are,

that were station. and the rooftop of the hospital. the situation now for specifically premature babies was sitting as the maturity to say these have been passed away during the last hour due to the ongoing shortage of if you will, that generates oxygen to provide it to this pretty much read babies. now the intensive care units have been widely now run out of young babies who have passed away during the last hour. more than a till now 10 babies have been out of it have left our world off to additionally shortage of the oxygen as the public city administer of health is to you to that. and with your own going to relinquish bombardments in the odds of the hospital. the situation that is getting much more excessive patient medical teams are not yet able to get out of the hospital due to the is really, really into the school buttons. i'm students is also did not have any access to evacuate. the victims are due to the is really up a destruction of different residential houses as it's what happens in

a sobre districts at the uh, in the central area of gauze as if you were a residential building was completely destroyed. now the situation and does the hospitals really gotcha is getting much more di as they are running low on if you're a medical supplies and main time is without the patient portion or trying to get to deep inside these areas and to reach us your hospital. meanwhile, clashes on foreign exchange continued. we publish the new slightest and here's where the occupation forces in order to prevent them from arriving to the hospital . a. thank you for the update, tara, assume that for us and hun eunice. let's go now, is that an official who has an occupied east jerusalem island, these res, clarity on to a certain degree of pressure over the situation in the hospitals in the gaza strip? they've been talking about evacuations. what exactly have they been saying? well, you know, just in the last hour, the really army have put out

a statement saying that they offered 300 liters of fuel. just 300. lisa is appeal to i'll ship a hospital. but essentially it was turned down by the director of the hospital because the quantity simply wasn't enough. they're looking for a lot more than not to power their operations. now these release of said that they are provided essentially a safe corridor for people to leave 3 of the hospitals. in northern guys, we're talking about rug tc, the next or hospital and she for hospital. that'd be say that a number of people to come pick them up on that offer and they manage to move either walking under their own steam or an ad bill and sees that we've no confirmation that that actually happened. but also there is a difficulty for people because they are aware that go back to northern guys, a might be very difficult because the series of said that everyone has to move sides move away from their homes because of what they're the operations that

they're conducting them they can essentially guarantee the safety or guarantee that their homes will actually be there. so these people did decide to move on the basis that they might be safe for, but have no idea what sort of life they'll face once they move farther. southport, indeed, if there's a health care system that will be able to treat them because of course it was worth hearing of hospitals and guys are running short of a central supplies and the things they need to treat patients and out. and they've been civilians wounded in israel officer. miss saul was 5 from 11 on any update on that. a number of things happening on the northern border over the last few hours festival. we had in the early morning, 7 is really army soldiers and joe, dr. moore to attack these really say that they responded to that by attacking across the board to advance. so we had that there had been 15 rootkits launched from 11 to 4 of them had been intersected. 7,

the rest had been had landed and essentially empty grinding. a new one was hard. then there was an incident where 6 civilians were injured. one of them critically, 5 of them seriously hot. after an empty tank miss responded across the border that these workers were trying to appear like tricity lines that had been damaged in a previous attack. and they are now in hospital recovering, but it comes to stuff. so you go on these really defense minister said that that how boss on has bola, particularly in the north, what testing israel, they were trying to distract away from the operations in gaza and they were launching these pro vocations. now, these really say that there are no longer provocations, these other aggressions. a new kalonde has promised to respond. he said actually the that his words where we will make the keep

a testing is they will make the mistake of their lives. but we knew the americans are concerned about escalate to get a thing in the northern border. they don't want to see what is happening. you guys have to go much locked into a bigger regional conflict. and there's always the danger of that. if the israelis respond just in the last out or so, one is really use paper is saying that the is really army is drawing up plans for an expensive response on the northern border. okay, thank you for that. adam fisher that 1st and occupied east jerusalem. one of the white house as national security advisor, as told american media the us does not want to see fighting and hospitals and gaza . jake sullivan also says washington is involved in negotiations to secure the release of captives held by him us. there are ongoing negotiations involving the israelis, the countries and we, the united states are actively engaged in this as well because we want to make sure

that we bring home those americans who have been taken hostage as well as all of the other hostages. i so that continues, there are efforts to try to secure a deal that would involve the release of hostages and the president's not gonna rest until we achieve that deal so that every single one of those hostages can come home safely. let's get more from the shad for tennessee who has moved from washington dc and he repeated the same for points on several of the sunday news shows here in, in the us personally on a potential comparative exchange. you wouldn't confirm what has been been circulated under the surface here in dc. certainly that perhaps a captive exchange has been discussed. web by captives would be released in exchange for palestinian women and children held. and it was raining. josie didn't confirm those details, but did side of the negotiations were ongoing with us involved as well as the

israel hum us broke good by cops up. secondly, on that issue off is really talk you think of hospitals or targeting of the i was just a hospital, he wouldn't confirm that how much was using. i'll ship a hospital or some sort of results, but he did keep on referring to open source information of how mazda is track record. but then he did say that the us doesn't want to see firefights and hospital with innocence course in the pro 5. and that there were ongoing consultations about that issue with the idea of the us. bradley on the goals for us citizens and gauze, are some $400.00. he said the gates were opened quite today. we're referring to rough. uh, we think. and that he expected more to be able to leave in the coming days. and then finally on one of the us position was diverging without stated by benjamin doesn't you know as to the future. sullivan repeated the us position vive as far as

they were concerned, but should be no real patient of cause that should be no reduction of the territory of gaza. no forcible displacements of displacement of causes. and that there should be some sort of unified palestinian leadership of the west bank and gaza to speak now to selma and shake his head in the street hear the sound of a shake group, a piece building organization here in castle with us. so clearly the united states and israel, the positions of the 2 seems to be widening a little bit how much of an issue is not for united states. it's widening, but they're not in control of the situation of this group as late as in, in the us have tried to manage conflicts. traditionally, we saw that the, even in syria and incidentally, it's a similar group who uh, with the biden ministration of who are with the, by the session who are with the obama administration before so. well, so i'm sure that greg, uncomfortable,

i'm sure members of congress are increasingly growing uncomfortable to the ability of the united states to get ahead of the cubs and tell these ro, until benjamin on yahoo, that it is time to start reducing this conflict. i think it's still quite some way away and that will, i think, create real problems. so the united states and the quotes of international public opinion, as well as for president biden himself, with regards to his own domestic democratic base to. but what is it going to take to actually see a change of tone from the united states? because when it comes to the crux of the mass of when it comes to voting on sending ministry aid to israel, there is bipartisan support. yeah, i don't think that's going to be a lever that's going to be yours. is going to be the personal relationship that buys and has with his right, the latest, including benjamin then yahoo. but it'll have to speak, but in a very loud voice, privately, in order to get that through a failing that,

he's going to have to agree. perhaps one signal would be to a un security council resolution. which finally puts down the state that we are going to go for a humanitarian society at the minimum. if that doesn't happen, what to do it's, it's not happening at the moment. is it? no, it's not. but i believe this is where the uh, the, and the arrow group as well as the arab governments need to focus a lot with their attention and ensuring that something like that does get through. i know there's been feverish activities and it continues in neil a to that effect. but the other final thing is the escalation of regional war. and here i actually think that we are in a regional conflicts already. it's just being managed again that would manage and yet i'm sure there are some now in fact, i know within the administration has a very and easy that the guys, that cauldron is actually now spacing,

fire and slaves into that original conflict. and we are now reaching a point where it may be it reversible and doing it more escalation on the lebanese is really border today. really good to speak to solomon. shake the founder of the shaped group piece, building organization. the still ahead on al jazeera, no fuels, because bosses and trucks, palestinians a full resort to more traditional forms of transport. the frank assessments tend to exaggerate superpowers in the west and given them to think decisions over the last 2000000. this is incredible informed affinity and this is the very last appointment of the primary objective is to turn the suasion critical debate. he's putting people in front of one of those 2 choices. these are

all complete inside story on how to 0. getting close to the people most affected by those in power is often dangerous, but it's absolutely vital the stories to be told we've pushed as far forward as we can to the front line. now, the smells of the power and a lot of the stories that we cover a highly complex. so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can do as many people as possible no matter how much they know about a given chrisy. so issue as all, just a recall respondents, that's where we strive to do the vindication of things, terrorism and improve a patient head of the presidential elections in october, which still is generally an in depth coverage to 0 is teens on the ground. when you close to the last of the story of the

the you're watching out, is there a mind if i top stories this hour, at least 19 palestinians have been killed and is right destroyed on the job layer, refugee camp. and the know the goal is to strip the camp has come under constant attack since the beginning of the war. and is there any extra i called a residential building and hun, unice has killed at least 13 palestinians. that's in the south of the gaza strip. which israel told palestinians to evacuate and promising and will be safe, squaring concern for a group of newborn babies and goss as she for hospital. and meant to be an incubators to receive oxygen and critical care. the facility has no electricity on the schools to suspend operations. they were landing, this is, randy bombardment has not sped schools. one of the latest targets was

a you in school sheltering, displaced palestinians in bass law. here in northern garza, no casualties have been reported to you and says, 717000 palestinians on living in it, schools and clinics across the gaza strip. most of our, you know, the rest is we think this place to the school is a safe place according to these radios become moms. but unfortunately, even the unlock shelters, we can't find safety. after retreating from the northern thousands of straightened russia has evacuated more than 60 or for the citizens from garza to egypt. russia's emergency ministry says they will be transferred to cairo to complete paperwork the limited evacuation of foreign passport holders and critically injured patients. after the strip began earlier this month, the process has been poor several times due to israel's compartments of medical come voice. 3 successive we've been in goes, if a 35 days is

a very crew was raging, we've had no water, electricity, gas, or food. my child got sick due to the bad quality of water as these moments things . and finally, we got here by the owner. as well as the total stage of guns that has disruption, all aspects of life with no fuel for cars and buses and trucks. palestinians have been forced to find other ways to move around to my home as well as the story. the. it looks like a scene from the past, but this is kind of going to seem southern because like 20. c 23 of 2 weeks of he does. he is 80 bombardments and the judge monk blockades. almost teenagers are returning to the old where your calls have disappeared. some of the roads replaced by duncan costs was the son of

us, the leaving the house to go to the hospital because i have diabetes and high blood pressure. here are my medical records. there are no cars, no fuel, no flower. there's nothing to eat or drink, we want to live late enough. enough is enough. 7 costs on just the most common form of transport. they also provide a source of income to those of last the funds and businesses on this, but to feed the families. this is the father with the most of my pocket, the station and shouts out the names of the stock. so don't key count serves like nessa or do i need to provide for my children? i have no other choice. what can i do at least this way i can pay for a formula in the nappies and in this other expenses, not for you, but the reason that there is no fuel, no gas, no. so the power there is absolutely nothing. what can we do? we have to survive these are the blockade of goals or dates. spock

nearly 2 decades and with the account for, it has sufficed. what is that i described as a complete siege of the teddy to preventing being pulled up even the most basic idea they could these hospital know to fuel and smoke the shelves in the grocery store and to produce thomas have lost the office. schools have become temporary shelters for hundreds of thousands of displaced families and west of all these various non stop bump up to gaza from north to solve. these are you good life? one day for the next is 54. i or dozens of health sector workers in the occupied westbank have purchased it in ronada against b is riley attacks and hospitals and medical personnel and the besiege gaza strip is abraham has moved many of those protesting via the end of my life. say they were

in for a good after being the image is coming from a ship, a hospital, and the other image is coming from the besieged gaza strip. the message here by them is that is realize not only targeting fighters in the receipts, but also targeting palestinians, more palestinians, even children. they're telling us that they've been seeing the baby's while i've been forced to be taken out of incubators because of the services. the pop pop in many of doctors, hospitals are just the thing is all that killing all the children they, they say that's the time they are there. can they costs because they're noticing schools, they are, they're getting lenses. they are not just a search thing. how much they're actually that you think them those nooses angry. the boys do better with the human being

the, the, the, the, or the jobs with the people that are being offered protections of the house and in people they say that i need to submit the response. they're saying that there was countries and some of their needs are in the crimes that are being committed by is where they can solve it. is they say, israel's not only bumping money can care facilities on hospitals, but also allowing people with nitty to no food to starve to death to that but i or is there any forces also conducting multiple raids in the occupied westbank, the city of 2 baths and the village of book on the novice region among the latest targets. but

a smith has moved from novelist in the occupied westbank as well as those rates in it to boss that have been raised in jeanine ramallah to count them and elsewhere across the west bank. they are offensive. life will palestinians who live here since well before october, the 7th, but since then they've been a lot more of them pops an average of around 40 a day now. and those raids that happened saturday night early in the early hours of sunday one palestinian was killed. that means now a $108.00 to $6.00. palestinians have been killed since october, the 7th and around 2 and a half 1000. i've been arrested and most of those in administrative detention, which means i can the hell be held without charge or trial indefinitely. i just was reminding people as well that since october, the 7th, the west bank has been essentially sealed off by israel. and that means the some 185000 palestinians who worked in israel have not been able to go to work now for

nearly 5 weeks. about 20000 of that number worked in the sacraments as well. it stops the west bank of vital income as well. cities like novelists and janine relied on palestinian is riley's who would come in for the weekend, stating the hotels eating the restaurants, spend the money here. they've not been able to travel here either. that is also had a significant effect on the economy had choking off really essential funds of the west point needs to offer. right to buy now for more than 5 weeks is really affecting the west bank economy. are purchased in support of palestine have been taking place around the world in the united states. hundreds chanted sees fine. now the, the house, the president, joe biden, as they arrived in his home stage of delaware, of taking constant events to monks veterans day. thousands of south africans turned out in cape town as well. they would lead by clergy from different faith and calls on the government to expel the is riley, investor. and in indonesia,

thousands of demonstrators gathered near the capital jakarta in support of palestine and demanding an end to the attacks in gaza. okay, you're up to date, that's it for me by the inside. whether it's next, then inside story to stay with us. the the hello certainly has been gloomy for much of the goals. so here's those details. cloud has been blanketed from the red sea rate through to the gulf over us here in doha that is set to continue on monday. and we could see some verse of rain, northwest saudi arabia, western saudi arabia and a round. so la la as well, all of these places have dealt with flooding lately. so there, there is a risk we could see some more now, as for us here in the, i think it's a gloomy week ahead. plenty of cloud temperature locks in though to 30 degrees,

which is bang on where you should be for this to be your water view of the middle leave shows some showers crashing into the coast of the band. if i take you to the central asia, temperature is running above average here. so for example, in tehran, $21.00 breeze is helping pump up those temperatures. and turk minutes stands capital ask about your up to 23. on monday and quite the storm system. we have for searcy, so from is stumbled is near to on, talia. soaking here could see a months worth of rain and 24 hours dark in the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is reserved for the northwest of africa. could still see a few showers around cairo, and most of the action for the tropics of africa will be around the democratic republic of congo. but south of this, some century down ports for southern bows, a big. and when do to me, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes,

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