times, why are we doing more to deal with climate change? our american politics just getting through the whole life intuit stream for most americans, because it can look us politics. the bottom line, the, the more is really strikes on garza as large as hospital newborn babies remain at risk after they were taken off the incubators do to lock the fuel the you're watching all to 0 light from my headquarters and i'm very you navigate also coming up, at least 19 palestinians are killed as a body or refugee camp is hits once again. this hers, the screw people entry were all sitting inside. at least 13 people are killed in

air strikes in the south where it israel have told palestinians to evacuate us warrens is really does not want to see fighting inside garza's hospitals. the employer of katara stresses the need for an immediate cease fire in gaza during a phone call from us president joe biden. the it's 20 at gmc, that's 10 pm in gaza, where there's no let up into targeting or for residential areas in health facilities. god says government spokesman has given an update on the state of the territories largest hospitalized schiffer. he says, 5 departments have been damaged and is really strikes and that includes the critical care and maternity wards. there is no safe exit as those who leave are targeted. newborn babies. there remain at risk. unable to be moved from a facility that has no electricity to keep them in incubators. and the northern

garza jabante a refugee camp has been hit fine, is really your strike at least 19 palestinians had been killed. the camp has been hit repeatedly since the start of the war. in the south is really here a strikes on a residential building and con eunice of killed at least 13 people. that's the area where israel told palestinians to evacuate. promising the south would be safe. more than $11000.00 palestinians, including $4600.00 children, had now been killed by is really a tax. since october the 7th. you must say you had reports from con eunice. more homes destroyed, more families read to part site is really body followed by the all too familiar cries for help at the overstretched hospital. c and the desperate flight to save lives,

the arians hit by a number of mishaps, many were killed and injured. all of them were children, all civilians. the entire area was enabled as if it went up. great. it is a genocide. all those killed children, innocent children, and the entire neighborhood to reduce to death because the health ministry says several policies were kilted injured in 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, while instead suffice operations in the north. then it bobs the south again and again. my was a clock. i 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 bombardment everywhere. there were no rockets, there were like barrel balls, so i kept looking at them. i have 2 young daughters and this boy,

everything collapsed and i couldn't see anything. some 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 aspect? what is happening? i asked go to take vengeance on the united states. they killed us and slicked to the next up on us. i us go to take vengeance on the killers about children. the many palestinians now say they rely only on god. they have no faith in the rest of the world even to see you assume 0 sudden eunice in the south in thousands of stress. while we have thought about zoom, whose joining us not from hun, eunice as well in the south star, didn't give us a sense of what's happening in the south. because we understand that there have been, is really, are strikes there as well as the north of the gaza strip. the

yes or the techs in this house, as in the north, did not stop during the last hour. during the last hour, these videography patient f forces have destroyed around a full residential buildings, belong to separate families and separate strikes. the latest was on up with a family in the eastern areas of can you in a city where 7 palestinians have been killed including 3 children? these are relentless compartment. continue in the south of the gaza strip during the last hour the is by the author, the re keeps bouncing, empty lands and the eastern areas of con, your, the city as also elimination, if less have been fired in the sky of the southern areas of the directory, it's also reduced this area considered to be safe as the especially occupation forces, recommending people to flee to the south of the gaza strip. but again, they have attacked the south as they are doing the same thing in the north of victor tree during the last hour. ballier refuge account has been widely bombarded by the occupation forces as to residential houses where destroyed

a leading to the killing of more than 15 palestinians to now and also the facility of the main central hospitals. even most of the gaza strip, also witness massive abutment. we're talking about to the engineering hospital in the most of the church and even issue out the medical complex. oh, a doctor is uh far away from the end edition hospital within just hundreds of mesa is now. those hospitals are witnessing massive departments. meanwhile, medical teams are still inside those hospitals and even dental eastern hospital is overwhelmed with residential flux from the houses i'm taking shelter in saw that. oh okay, so that will let you go for now. thank you so much for that update from han you most in gaza. saltado was just speaking about the hospitals and the gaza strip. we can now speak to dr. him, how much a bu sending me. yeah. who is the director of a ship? a hospital? he's joining us now on the line from uh, guys at the doctor. thank you so much for speaking to us on how to 0. if i can 1st ask you about the situation pertaining to fuel,

because we know that fuel has been very scarce at your hospital is really is, are claiming that they had offered fuel to ship a hospital. can you tell us if you had received any information from the is really is around that issue and what, what was said, and what did you tell them? lets see, i know what is the is the when the put this on hold on when they killed with the tim threaten and, and competitors and intensive can units, patients and people under operations. now they want to, you know, white walsh, that position. they offered us, according to us, uh, initially they offer 2000 liters of a courtesy and but then they are treated very far and attractive. they're all 5 to 300. you know that this is sufficient only for half an hour for doing that operations. we need thousands of liters to, to open the genetic data for 20,

for all what i told them that you can deliver them through that process and let them bring it in and bring them to us. we won't come any field from any source. the it can me how we but they wanted to offer us this quantity in a precarious very pitiless location, the mcdonough to after midnight. and then and then in a, in a zone of operations. i'm going to throw put a sions, i'm even even the ambulance driver said he can't go to the such a location. ok, so time no matter what the guarantee is odd. i asked him to send it through the red cross and i us for up to 6000 liters. however, every one to send out propaganda that'd be offered us fuel of $300.00 does want to know the underlying so let them send it to us. so as of right now, can you tell us what the situation is ethan schiffer hospital pertaining to fuel,

as well as auction, oxygen supplies and, and the lack of supplies in general. i think the money ought to be inside the nose since 24 hours. we have no electricity except in the emergency section. the native city section is out of service method, mid to hospital is out of service or into another sections or out of service yesterday. 5 in judd have died because they were in need of surgeries or we couldn't conduct such surgeries today to have died. they what in a very serious condition we couldn't operate on them and due to lack of electricity, we have we have um own our blunder. a bank. um, um, uh, stock as over or ahmad eyes are out of service. get also dialysis equipment since 2 days. our patients have been being through dialysis. the oxygen

generator is not what thing we have to generate as of oxygen one was i talked the other one is out a few water. we didn't have a single drop off the water and all the water tends on top of the hospital. so now we can't operate without to look at a without the density. this is not the hospital anymore. i wouldn't make a stuff comfortable for anybody to go services to any patients yesterday to a new born is have died. and today i said one has died them. now this is a critical situation. being a pretty accurate i'm telling the world that these children, they stay in the same condition with those, all of them within 48 hours because we need a more thank you. beta are that the regular temperature that is conducive to that m age and that way it is there a special make is available for them. these children have very low immune system,

but it would be within 48 hours if they are not admitted to pro flooded and compared does, we would lose them. also the intensive care unit hadn't been attack. however, a patients could have been killed. fortunately, they did not die on that. no, no. well placing patients on the floor to the hospital without the minimum health care, we can't do that alternative. we don't have the water, we didn't have electricity. no food from the children are being dehydrated on the lead patients bought malnutrition. this was a very bad situation. by all means now, sir, there were reports earlier on suggesting that there were a sniper fire in and around the hospital. and when people were trying to leave the hospital, they were getting shot at what did you see and what did you hear of the 3 through the time. yeah. so that's what we have been talking about. i have videos

on images, however, i can upload them online because i didn't have internet. the occupation claimed that this is a low passage. how about vain snipe put them on the engine? they closed the back to the hospital because we couldn't send i'll, what i'm dealing with is to bring them back. no one can go out not come in into the holes because i know what it moves in the vicinity is the holes become would be shot at either by the cancelled by a drone is the situation is very hard, very difficult. people i'm talking to now people did on this 3 as we have images of them. we can't do nothing to, to bring to bring injured people from a distance of 50 to 40 meters, the occupation. what at that ghost, when we transfer the new born baby, it's pretty much a new born baby is from one section to the other. and then it also gave us only one hour to complete such

a complex procedure. simply to move children without going to beat us to another part of the hospital. so the occupation is in total control on anything that moves in the hospital would be shopped out. can you give us an idea of how many people are inside the hospital, who are patients who are injured and, and as well as those were seeking shelter of the meal house. there are 670 engine and 650 in good. and patients, there is a 37 uh, uh, targeting in incubators of 50. um, uh, dialysis patients out on 600 musical styles. 500260001000 displaced only these people are in the actually for hospital without any resources for life. nothing, no water, no electricity, medical staff, unlocked all setting and helping to be in good luck due to lack of know how,

but due to lack of medicaid resources. and normally they can open anything, see if those can be used. and now the patients and children of children of displays, people are being dehydrated. the very trajectory are very disaster situation around 100 big bodies. a near the emergency section are starting to be composed. that condition wouldn't allow us to transport these did baldes then we put, indicated with the cross who didn't have any way to remove these dead bodies on this thought that it did to decompose now. so when you communicate to the red cross, what kind of response do you got from the red cross? and also what's your message to the international community? to the we have conducted that clause. they said

they would called in it with the incident healey side on we're still waiting for the feedback my message to the international community. the problem is that the entire world knows and now that you want me to tell you the condition in gaz. uh, when do you want us to commit to the general said that does that have become a symmetry for the children due to the larger but the units of spoke w r o. the red cross product countries, muslim countries. everyone knows the tragedy. everyone knows the humanitarian situation and does all of our up on the 10. no, no one day is to provide us with a new one. sure, it was there. there is still a new 3. well, our message to the 3 word to the adam countries and most of them come to us if they have anything they need to, they need to open that off on crossing right. now. first of all, we need a ceasefire and we need to stop the killing stuff to the massacre. we need to evacuated the images and the patients and the medical stuff. also we need

a few and medical supplies meet the same as an field hospital is also doctors need to be allowed from on out of muslim and even european countries need to be allowed to instead of guys a we want to survive. we want our patients, our children, to survive. that's why we demand the world and, and egypt also to evacuate these children, these indian people as soon as possible before it's toilet we want uh, we need a life. we want to live just like on the other people. one of these people to, to be killed, told the doctor patient is insisting clicking anything and does a lot of stuff out of walking around the clock to save as many lives as possible. however, there is only so much they can do. that's why we demand for them the for you. well, i know in good and patients to be evacuated, how many more people need to die for this must setup to stop?

how many more meet to die for the world? to stop this, most of the hospitals and get out of service to any patients. that's somebody i need come get out of a rest in that house or they would die silence in their houses and i need to i wouldn't be able to access any hospital, any man i knew, woman. i mean woman who needs to deliver a baby. now there is no place for them to deliver. baby is how long does the what need to to stay silent, get enough, you know, for a month. so it's a very, very dire situation, but we really appreciate your time with us when i'll do 0. thank you. welcome, how much a send me a send me your for joining us from garza from a ship, a hospice. now the white house is national security adviser has told american media the us does not want to see fighting in hospitals and goes on in the u. s. a so far

block several un security council resolutions calling for cease fire and garza. there are ongoing negotiations involving the israelis, the cutter is 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 is not going to rest until we achieve that deal so that every single one of those hostages can come home safely. meanwhile, we understand that americans are, has discuss the conflicts in gaza during a phone call with the us presidential by them. we can speak to rosen, jordan, joining us from washington dc to tell us more about what was setting up phone call rosalyn. well, we're getting a read out from the married to the one in the heart of belt, the phone call between the mirror and the us president joe biden on sunday of the,

according to the statement of the mirror and the president talked about ongoing efforts to try to protect civilians inside garza, the mirror, according to the read out, is repeating his call for a ceasefire, which is something the volume administration has not want it to do because of its fears that her mas, what use a ceasefire to launch more attacks on, is rarely citizens and is rarely territory, which is something the us and israel don't want to see happen, but there is this growing concerned about the rising death toll of civilians inside garza. and so this was one of the main topics. the other things they discussed included trying to what basically bring peace back to why the region in the wake of this conflict trying to get in humanitarian a particularly fuel and medicine into all gone. so as quickly as possible, as well as trying to look beyond and trying to imagine

a world where her mazda is no longer in political control of gauze. and that some steps can be taken towards trying to re establish a 2 state solution and is really state and a palestinian state. right. so rosalie, i mean, how important is the us category relationship in the context of all of this? what's happening in the goals or to it's worth pointing out that while the u. s. president and the kataria mirror had this phone call on sunday, which is in of itself a signal event. it is sending a message to the international community and to some in the body politic here in the united states. that the us views culture as an important diplomatic partner, especially in the middle of this crisis. not only was there this phone call between jo button and the mirror, but there was also a phone call between the secretary of state antony blinking and the foreign minister of bonnie on sunday. and we heard

a few moments ago that the national security advisor, jake sullivan pointed to the importance of caught her in trying to mediate this crisis during his a parents on the sunday public affairs. so this is a very concerted coordinated message from the biden harris administration. that contrary to what some in the us with believe, that called her has been quote, harboring terrorists by hosting the political office for her boss and tell her that the us sees cut are as essential in trying to bring this crisis to an end and considers it a legitimate political and diplomatic partner. and so when you have that happening, it's a, it's very, very striking, but also very resolute on the part of the administration to make it known that it's having these high level engagements with a country it considers its central to resolving the crisis. all right, thank you so much ross on jordan for that update from washington dc. to discuss

this on more, we have all to 0 senior political analyst model on the side of so costs are, has played a critical role since the start of this war. and it's been one of the countries that's been calling for a ceasefire. what do you make up this phone call with president by and how significant has well look, i mean, cause i have those not have borders with the guys or with this are right. so it floor is more of as a mediator than it is one bed. would it be able to provide a house for open uh the crossings into gaza and i think it's sent a rule has been about mediating the issue of the captives. and i think the united states is quite keen to get as many our, all of its hostages back, and certainly the others as was but that's requires a degree of mediation that is that quite complex because i think the united states and is there a lot, i'm not talking with the same on the same wavelength, right? uh, the united states as something and these are, these are, say,

are doing something else. and i think it's important for us to get a unified position as to what exactly are they offering? because how mass rejects the idea that it continues to involve the negotiations, why these writers aren't bottleneck hospitals and getting babies in on the likes? so i think these, these phone calls are important in order to clarify what is at stake. what does that offer, and how could the process both the political, the mandatory as well as the negotiations that he said that kept his go hand in hand? because these are the 3 variables that need to go hand in hand at this point in time. now it is complex, as i said, especially because these radius and this is an important point, it seems like, i think also for the united states, there's really just don't care about the hostages anymore or the captive the way they are bombing the way they are. a invading garza city, it's out of the way they are destroying everything. it's clearly that the, the,

the lives of the hostages is not a priority for. it's more about how they're gonna crush. how much that, how are they gonna stay of hostages? what do you think that, you know, we often talk about what the is really and game is here. what do they want out of office? what, what do you think that you're west, once milan because you know, we see them moving their fleets to the mediterranean. we see the secretary of state going to tell of eve, at least 3 times. what's there? and let's just say that whatever the in game is, it has changed over the past 5 weeks. in the beginning, they were talking about support thing is right across from us. and that's the end of that story, right. and they agreed with everything that these raise were saying, but how mazda is like, i suppose, and that sort of destruction is needed. even if that means the destruction of gaza rejecting any idea of a ceasefire. and sticking to the principle that is there, it has the right to defend itself, although it's was trying to defend itself to patient, not that so it's not, it's,

it is, but be that as it may. so all of that was showing go through in our system is that we're speaking as one in the 1st 2 or 3 weeks. i think after the bombing of the hospital and the last 10 days in particular, the united states that taking a clear position that they needs to be an in game. i think it was the 23rd of october, one person by the start talking about a vision of a 2 state solution. now the americans are also stressed that is, there a cannot occupied or reoccupied garza once disorders and the 2 are not to the likings of these fanatical is there a, the government is there? the government does not want to hear about 2 states and certainly does not want to hear about i thought of seeing or thought at the going back to guys. so the clearly now with the preston days, there's the light between israel and the united states. at least in public, why do i say at least about it? because i don't know, we don't know what's going on in private right. but publicly speaking, the united states is under a lot of pressure from each one public. and the by the administration is under

pressure from the left wing of the democratic party that is up into arms about the fact that genocide is going on and goes on the in the name of the american ministration. and that, it's part of that to that. and has not that feel to pay a lot of change, not do it appears the french and how those, the irish spanish and others are changing the position. and that the worst of public opinion, such was it's changing disposition of the united states is also edging at this publicly to distance itself from some of the mac. so many positions of babies are in the government such as flattening and gaza. that on new can guys let me just jump in there because we have about 45 seconds left or so i was just speaking to the director of friendship a hospital. and when i asked him what his message was to the international community, one of the things he said was the thought of crossing needs to be open, humanitarian a needs to be let in talk to us about egypt and, and it's role here. or look, i'm in egypt has had it stressors, i think it must,

it's john says, but now it's supported by 57 out of unlimited majority countries to open its uh, its crossings. and to provide the aid, it has all responsibility. it has an out of and a legal responsibility to help the people because it has a moral responsibility to help the people and guys. and as i said, it's not alone anymore. there's a big support for it to do that. i think it's about time, it's high time. it does. thank you so much my mom. thank you for that. well, i will tell you about the global protests that have been going on against israel's war on gods, because they've been taking place for many weeks. sunday saw fresh demonstrations and cities right around the world. thousands, march through toronto, calling for an immediate cease fire and gaza. that comes a day after canada voted against the un resolution that was calling for an end to israel's, a legal settlements and the occupied westbank. and i'm on jordan. hundreds of people gathered in front of the u. s embassy building demanding an end to american

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as the one goes as to the rise in global on sales house. the us go with ministry age to israel plus couldn't june for the school. tensions threatened israel's plans to grow gas export. counting, the costs on out is there. the like human cost of israel's war on garza is beyond the calculation lies. last time is destroyed, tens of thousands injured. but what about needing to know make costs and who will pay for israel contribute? and the thing to rebuild community is devastated by its palms. this is inside store the .