the similarities of conscious across the world. so no matter how you take it out is here to bring you the news and current to fast the tv, the challenges there the, [000:00:00;00] the hello on my inside. this is and these are live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. is really troops storm causes. i'll she for hospital forcing patients out of the building, the causes youngest fight for that night in the hospital, surround it and under attack. why is there any forces?

how much claims the united states for giving israel, the green light to rain guards as big as hospital saying president biden is fully responsible. the on is ready for his carry out more rates in the occupied west by and killing at least 7 palestinians. we begin with breaking news from gaza. where is ready, forces are carrying out a raid on causes largest hospital all schafer. they've lost everyone together in the courtyard in preparation for the evacuation from the medical complex area. the director of health said he'd heard gunfire on the movement is ready. tanks inside the complex reports that is ready as strike had hit the full flow of the main building. the old days of siege and as strikes have crippled el cheapo,

which is situated in garza city. in the north opened 3000 patients medical stuff and displaced, palestinians of sheltering in the complex. at least 11300 palestinians have been killed since october. the 7th doctor say patients at all she for a critical risk. thousands of premature babies would transferred on choose day within the facility to an area with electricity brought the north and into basis. because oxygen supplies have run out dumped. i'm in makalya a lot. see is inside our chief a hospital. he said, well, he's been experiencing overnight, a distribution is a good thing that any more more cars. so it's true because here it's has been continuous bomb being and fighting since the last 2 i miss a 5 hours or must be, is it or it is out of the time? so i'm moving to what is she false?

because i've seen 2 times getting in the get the men get the issue to get the ship off because they were inside she calls because and we keep getting the time to moving within the area of a ship. all the time and the bomb being, i've been doing it, but it should last too many hours with continuous show change, you know, or the case or the areas you cannot even know somebody kind of sometimes you to us from the east the time she is on the south of from the west, so it's totally right around this aspect on finding the door to find the, you know, the whole, the is a, it is, has called the hosting but as efficient by the cool thing. but. ready uh, the thing in the house is about to get inside the base and to investigate and to try to check each been being run by one action within the hospital and the advice

the people they austin not to look so the windows on the doors and that everyone might yeah, the she had to do so, and then they said nothing about the way of doing this. they said nothing about the me 10 is bekins and a b, b b. when samuel says they all about this thing and nothing has happened. officially i literally got it sent to you and then the it will be the only thing that shows that you can get it out and stop us or somebody to see the betty very dense. so uh so again, the host with at his for those patients. yeah. that allows for the patients, that's the dns within the hospice tension, sending the families with kids to the latest. we have the memory care stuff. and so imagine how was it is that the, the one year leading dos because it to the spinoza, how name a heard he joins us now live from con eunice,

inside the gaza strip hunting. get to see you. what is the latest that you're hearing about this is really right inside out chief hospital. the as well as we know within the past few days the ship a hospital comes like so it's been brought to a crippling point under who the air strikes in boardman in tank shows. and as a fairly hours of this morning is really special forces under heavy cover of gun fire in teams shows has read the sheep a hospital and what they are doing now. they're conducting this aggressive search room by room crude, or by crude, or all the way to the basement of the hospital. the searching for uh, what the, what these really has a claim so far based on their intelligence. so what dates for and in addition to

american intelligent that the c, if a hospital, a houses a, a command center for how much leadership and how much element carrying out their, their operation, then this is not the 1st time we hear that we heard it since the beginning of the work and also in the past that as you go hosted what the spotlights of these, these a claim so far, there are no concrete evidence of what these really claims put forward. but what, what really it's for us training about these re that we have some of the most vulnerable to google people inside the hospital, babies would have been taken off the, the incubators we have to is it critically injured? have patients with the chronic disease and some of them having the need that oxygen, they need electricity to stay in the intensive care unit. on top of that, there are some electronic gates now set up around the the suit this around the buildings of the hospital were evacuating those with to the hospital. as a refuge, sheltering from the he of environment are out individually. they are inter dated

and then they're taking and forced to take the clothes off and sat in groups in the court at the fort yard of the hospital right now. so since last night the weather hasn't change. it's getting a little colder. there is rain. so there's so many human conditions going on with those. evacuated being interrogated, pulled out of the building, and sat outside of woods, almost there, new clothes off in the court yard of the hospital. there are talks about these really are making these they're providing medical, some medical supplies and incubators for the babies. it just the questions. uh oh. is that the practicality of this? this has come after $3.00 and $4.00 or 3 days of heavy bombardment of the hospital and its facility destroying much of it's a, it's a necessity. it's an intensive care unit that incubator, those babies made it right. a way to be in in incubators. but after 3 days,

we don't see the how practical in going to be, but the same thing you've had are getting in the tiny, very critical at the hospital. now you, you, you is right. is autopay you have been talking about getting into bases to all she from of the issue? as far as i understand it is not the lack of incubators. it is the lack of oxygen. what is the license? you can tell me about the fate of these 36 babies i believe, who are recently moved to another room. are they all still alive? of the? well, we know the, those we've is already in danger. they were born as a premature stage and the needed to be an incubator, the need all the necessity, the need that it flow of oxygen to stay alive and to sustain their growth. but for the box, for 3 days, we know there was no oxygen to pipe the station. next to the uh,

the incubators. it was destroyed 3 days ago. there is no flow of oxygen with doctor . i have resorted to is just a very old my kids to keep those babies alive. they wrapping them with multiple layers of, of a blank. but this is so far is not helping is not provide them with the suitable environment that the needed to grow. and we know those, we have to be inside those. thank you. pay to, to, to talk about now do with the bringing those incubators. okay. how about the oxygen? how are you going to provide that? is there is, is there a pipeline for oxygen or you're going to fix that station that generates oxygen. so there are a lot of question mark about this, then my fear is that this is old. i mean, there is a lot of publicity about this going on, but how practical it is and based on what we heard from doctors in the ship, a hospitality. it's not going to to help at all. it's been a 3 days. those babies are out of incubators. those critically injured are not

getting the immediate medical intervention on the, in the intensive care unit. and now the talk about medical supplies and incubators, it doesn't seem to help at all other than the publicity it's, it's good, right. and how do you, i wanted to also, uh, find out a bit more about the humanitarian situation of the people that have moved from the north to the south in hon. eunice, where you all understand that there was some heavy rain yesterday. a lot of these people obviously living and make shift tents. the rain would have caused a lot of problems. the yes, absolutely. the, the rain has unfortunately made the conditions for these people for evac. and we use very bad as we most of these people here at the hospital, for example, the vast majority of backwards as the number triple every family try to set up those. a plastic shack or plastic tend to just just the and it but with the heavy

re and most of these attentive them and drowned in a wood water inside there on, on mattresses, on very cool equipment that the managed to get with them. it just, the situations are not very, very suitable for free for humans at right now. and people who are in the streets who don't have any of these a, a elements at all, no towns, no a survival items with them a. so in our way to the hospital, we've seen a example of how people are just standing in the rain trying to hide under a tree or under a balcony. but it's, it doesn't help that they're in was so heavy. and, and it just, it drowned most of the areas and we, we do know infrastructure he goes on at, suffered a lot due to the he bombardment then the, there's reichen and receiving the for that it was, it was reported that the infrastructure needed lots of work just to, to be suitable for,

for people living around here. but unfortunately the situations are getting really worse. what, what makes it more, uh, worse now is that the lack of supply. so it took about there is no gas. for example, of propane gas is running out as well. so people have no way of, of setting up those, uh, is, is, is special uh, objects to just to warm themselves in this cold weather. and they don't have, let's say, uh, enough food supplies to stay healthy. they don't have medical supplies. and just to run the, the necessary that invention to find, for example, the flu or, or cold. okay, thank you so much for your reporting and the update honey. my maybe that for us in on eunice to well, is there any forces have been cooling, dumped is working inside out chief of hospitals. dr. manero boss recorded one of those conversations late. let's take

a listen to what he told is there any forces about the conditions inside of city you being inside the hospital will create a state of the and his period and the patient see it. so i'm not interested in hearing this. the hallways are full of people who flows at the hospital full of people from flow one through to 6. you keep saying, if this will create a problem for you, if you want to enter and see for yourself, the hospital is full of people. the reception and surgery unit is full of displaced people. dialysis unit is full of people. delivery radiology administration, an empty in the buttons unit on the right side of the hospital. that's full of patients and full of displaced people to oh, can speak now to sarah, hard to joins us live from occupied is to risk them. sorry. we understand. is there any forces of released the statement about the rate at all?

she felt what more can you tell us this is good morning. money. well, there's been a few statements actually incessantly in response to that. uh, phone call. this righty. minute tree is saying that it's a pricing on a very specific location away from many of those patients. and it says that this is based on us ons is ready intelligence? well, since then in the latest statement i to be that now say there is no indication of the presence of caps is inside the hospital and that the scan continues. well, that's a little bit contradictory to statement earlier where they were saying that they knew exactly what they were going in for the same way they did with run cc hospital . but also i did this, noted patients or medical stuff that was not in any issues or encountering any of them during this operation. and the so they've killed a 5. how must suffices on and 3, well,

this is not the 1st time that the is right. the ministry has maintained that the hospital is being used as a come on sense of by how much we've seen this in previous years and previous was earlier. it says that it was to having 2 goals, one to get rid of him, us in alice default hospital. and the other was to find those house compensated because of course the pressure is bouncing every single day, a bite of families of those that are being held captive in gaza as they continue to call for an immediate cease flat to be able to bring back their loved ones, home by kid, even if that means a responding to how much requests on the release of all of the prisoners in exchange for those concepts. now what we're saying is one thing from the is really ministry that is trying to present to the rest of the wall that it's working within international humanitarian law. what we're saying though,

and what we're hearing from the alice brown tells a different story west tossing. now, skit reaction, more reaction from humanitarian 8 organizations we have had reached out to the red cross, but we're still waiting to hear back on what was the responses to helping those uh, trucks in the hospital. okay, thank you for the updates our heart that for us and ok parties to respond well, how much says it holds israel and you as president joe biden, fully responsible for the raid on el cheapo hospital, associated a statement saying that the us essentially gave the green light for the raid on tuesday when the white house said it's supported. israel's claims that how much uses the hospital for military purposes. how much again denied. there was allegations quoting them, a false narrative. meanwhile, has been more reaction from the united states. mike, hannah has the latest from washington, dc to the latest development. the white house is quoted as saying that it does not

support as strikes on a hospital. now this is a spokes person for the white house that is described as by several news agencies who do quote the spokes person as saying we do not support striking a hospital from the and we do not want to see a firefight in the hospital with innocent people trying to get medical care, they does a quote in the cross spot. the spokesperson is identified as a one for the white house and national security council who did not wish to be named. the spokes person concludes hospitals and patients must be protected. now this echo something that president biden said some 24 hours ago in which he made the statement saying that hospitals must be protected. now we know that in the course of the day, president biden spoke to a prime minister netanyahu, according to a statement issued by the white house. it says that the subject of that conversation

was to secure the release of captives being held by a mouse. no mention in that statement of any point that the president biden might have made about protecting hospitals to be is really prime minister. but then also in the course of the day, we had the national security adviser in the white house. john could be saying that the us government information showed that a mass was using all shape a hospital as a combined node for its fighters, as well as possibly a weapon storage facility. now he provided no tangible evidence whatsoever to watch is basically a reiteration of something that israel has been planning for a large period of time. uh, no evidence whatsoever was given by the national security advisor. he declined to be told on the source of this intelligence. although he did imply that it came from you, us intelligent sources, as well as those of israel. hence, we've got

a timeline being drawn out, which is lead a must to it claim that the action by the israelis was in effect given the green light by that statement from the national security advisor. this is not withstanding the fact that within the past 24 hours, president biden has made very clear his belief that hospitals must be protected. mike had a, i'll just say era, washington or the cause of health ministry says it's now unable to accurately update the casualty. accounts because the health system has completely collapsed. we know at least 11320 pulsed indians have been confirmed to have been killed since the war began on october, the 7th. that includes moving 4650 children and the occupied westbank is where the rates of killed a 196 palestinians in the past 5 weeks. more than 2280 people have been

detained. israel says $1200.00 is where these were killed and how much is attacked on october. the 7th is ready minutes. it also says $49.00 soldiers have been killed since it began its ground defensive, which started on october. the 31st as best bring into maximal geez, professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. good to have you on the program again tomorrow. let's talk about this rate on a chief a hospital is israel breaking international humanitarian little by reading. i'll shoot for hospital even if it is indeed found that there is some presence of how much military infrastructure. melanie, of course, if there's, i mean there's a, is bleaching old information on those few minutes and, and those when it comes to attacking and beseeching gospel items and cutting the electricity in a hospital, what do you have? thousands of patients in the clinical conditions attached to machines, infants, and in a good faith is it's,

it's the perfect crime happening on the village of the commission community. and of course, it's a crime. so yes, isn't an isn't violation of international law when it comes to this. why hasn't there been a suggestion of a said policy like the red cross, for example being allowed to enter into the hospital independently investigate these claims that. that's that thomas is indeed the, that has been many of the suggestions coming from the pursuing side, particularly like in a doctor's administer. the 1st of which was inviting. i need to have thought to come and, and the check and examine. i'd be present as well in this process, but of course, i mean it's would it be on the stage? but actually, so it's sadly, i mean guys are the most important guys, is phoning sloan. it's done. it's being done. is that it is that it's now done in the very advanced stage of this minute to a patient. i mean, the seasonal hosp of elusive hospital. just to put it into perspective,

this is the largest mythical complex, not only because the in, in the, for the students that are for these by cutting it off by making sure that the rest of the population, regardless of the know that they have no access to it, this comes into bigger complex of is an in thing the most, the most in part of guys that goes on the most in areas so and so forth for the people who are left. the. if you realize that you have no health facility to go to those specialized clinics to go to even if there is no 4 normal distribution. so what's left for you to do? so to be a forceful displacement. so this comes in a bigger complex of a forceful displacement for the whole method is left in does the fonts of the guys are sort of so it's, it's will have this fish. sadly, let's put it into perspective with the stage. increasingly we all those seeing the us trying to restrain israel, even yesterday we had from the white house official saying it doesn't want to see a 5 flights at a hospital. innocent people could be in the firing line, but it doesn't appear as real,

is listening. and i mean it's the inside of the components. so they have, they have input the compound though and the parts. i mean, you see that a person that is thing, people messing them into groups, you know, examining them as a hospital. of course that is not the want people to simulate theirs inside those. but that, i mean, even if it wouldn't have, does this assume it is? i mean, it doesn't justify again, i mean, this a civilian stuck between 2 minute 3 sides, you know, fighting. so in other words, i think it's just a matter of done sadly that the she posts, but the 2nd would be over, but it's the one that would be put behind. and these are we move on because it has the last thing that some of the visit ladies waited. luckily for us statement that gives them a green light to go ahead because the what feeling the, the mounting it the mission of. but i said i looked at this isn't, but the us again gave is that a lifeline to continue would, would, would, would describe no by saying by green light think this, this and vision of the ship else. but then, and that's if, if it falls, then there's nothing left basically,

and then you'll see more exit of people going to the south limit has left the and there's nothing for them to stay. it's the couple of these basic health services like you know, to get to see valid if you get the ball. i'm injured, you know, people know it. i mean, i'm the guys that i'm people say good method of dying that and i mean opposite to being injured. i look like a good thing could or hold on to be optics or even the, the like, think of, there's nothing, nothing left so. so this is, this comes in the bigger complex, some of displacing in things and thought, nor does a little from its population today's day for say, a 5th more it is now going on longer than any previous. is there any ministry in cousin in gaza where we going from here again it's, it's so basically as i say, it's not and it's not you couple of people from everything that can survive on. and then you expand. i mean now goes to the government level is putting the couple falls from that that goes a step that as we've got the slip of 40 minute 3

b seizures, they have no food. nothing has been allowed into the lot of gaza since 3 or 4 weeks, probably even ambulances, which managed to take patients outs. and during the weeks to egypt were not adoptable back to does. so it's the just emptying it slowly pushing everyone outside and then for them, by default, whomever is lifted. what do the with treat them as how much sympathetic or how much fight does. and the brutality will just increase. i don't see more more crimes. and one thing everyone is still think about the filter blackouts starting from thursday . that is that it will cover the communication then something to this then probably be permanently. so it's the perfect time happening in the book. no one is going to be the part that i'm not going to see. let's be just coming. and this communication from gaza, horrifying horrifying. america moods professor of public policy at the very well institute for graduate studies. thank you. to punch in morehead on the news,

including stories of suffering the occupied westbank. we'll hear from palestinians with forests from the land when israel was created in 1948 the is there any army has killed at least 7 people in a raid on a palestinian refugee camp in the occupied west buying 15 women have also been arrested. they are now and average of 40 is ready raise the operations in the tertiary every single day. and a smith's reports from took around a sort of taking us around to karen's main hospital as he's really feels, as dispos crowds coming to see who was injured. he's real time, he said these policies were conducting what it called counter terrorism activities in this palestinian refugee camp. in the middle of the occupied westbank. he released the video of a home where they say they found explosives and gas sparkles. soldiers blew up the

flapped. it's in the middle of a narrow alley, ways of to count them. count the good post the cylinder tools mean up to speed because of the electricity. he was asking about the resistance fighters in the camp . i told him that they didn't know anything. he told me that i am a lawyer and that he was going through his, my sister with the rifle. this was the 2nd major, right? that's being until come in a week. it shut down the city and this neighboring refugee camp. the 60 now is more of a 90000 people forced to hide in doors. there are palestinian sizes living here. these ones were killed in previous raids, not to have them. we're all wanted, they destroyed and bulldozed around here a few days ago. we said don't repeat the streets because we know that they will return again. israel's, i'll me deliberately destroys infrastructure. it's pop punishment, pots attempt to turn the locals against the fight as it doesn't seem to work. this is

a very clear example of collective punishment. this road and the wall tonight i've just been repaired after a previous is riley raid less than a week ago when he's riley miller. people, those us get up again. well, military rates have long been effective life in the occupied westbank. that'd been many more since october. the 7th and average of 40 a day is reilly's increasing the pressure here while attention is focused on causing bonus smith alger 0 to kind of speak to zane buzzer off of your joints. now from ramada zane. every day we talk about mores in the west bank. what is the mood that of the well this morning it is somber. the funerals are taking place for those 7 people till 10 to come in on tuesday. also this morning, we've heard reports that in ship of village west of ramallah. these really forces did demolished a family home. and overnight the numbers we've gotten in this morning,

61 people were detained among them, as you said earlier, 15 women, so the indignities of occupation carry on here in the west bank. well, people who are living here are watching the suffering of friends and family that is continuing to take place in gaza. a sobering number, if you do the math for every, every single hum us offered. if it is real claims to have taken out, they have killed more than $100.00 civilians. it is what people here describe as an ask for nomic will cost. palestinian said that the disposition of the people in gaza is similar to what happened in the neck. but they describe it as a 2nd knock, but the force displacement of people from their lands that happened in 1948, around the creation of israel. now we spoke to one survivor of massacres. that happened back there. here's a story with every story of suffering. fond memories of god's

state away. so noble sharissa says he barely recognizes the place by the sea. he loved as a young man. here in jealous own refugee camp and romo, he says, he feels helpless. and what's happening and gauze feels familiar. this at all, my grandchildren ask about our village. i tell them we lost our village and enough, but we are refugees. but this is temporary. sooner or later, we will go back. we must go back to the mid 3 head, the one that he was only 3 when his family sled their home, and just after massacres carried out by his really games in 1948 back then his release would leave dead bodies in stock. most hudson says he won't be forced out of his home again. during the knock for palestinians were often transported to safety in buses like this one. it is a reminder of a national tragedy, a painful past. and with what is happening in gaza. people are worried that history

could be repeating itself. many palestinians flight with nothing but their stories of suffering of audrey for tear has spent his career preserving the storage, using art to pass them onto the next generation. but he describes what is happening in casa as ethnic cleansing, and says, poems, performances, words are all useless. now, i just want to interrupt when listening to that because out of sarah arabic, janice is speaking to a janice at all she for hospital. let's have a listen to the interviewing the most, just the hospital. you didn't get the last days that they have try to fire the house, but the they have try to give everyone move inside the house, but the key. but when this will be, no one has done anything. we haven't made any kind of and we don't have any kind of

is this is inside of the hospital. and even the occupation can, can confirm that node exist as, as old. not any type of is this was a bone inside a ship uh hosted with the american re boats. uh the back. no, no, i said the some information about uh, a net to is all of the time the inside of the house because, but this is not true to you. we uh, now speaking about 40 days of all the fault, it is a rule that the drum pound was owed was on the thread, the medical deeds and patients, uh, the people that moving in the own parts of the compound. and we don't have any, any sort of resistance. the hospital told the spot to be nothing inside the

compound own lies and claims that by the most administration and by the is there any occupation? the attending lies jimmy and the ad we had said to everyone to come and visit the hospital, the visit the compound and inspect the compound and, and have a look at the operations. medical operations inside of the hospital had that nothing and then wash it off on the 7 hours. there's the full man who saw the he can like is the it is sign in the, the storming the, the possible to can come to an end a some see as much as a what the hell macnado last. oh, hold on. why should i go by my comes to the and a half. okay, that was the an interview on out. is there a arabic uh, between a report to an, a journalist who is currently embedded inside el cheapo hospital. uh saying, uh they had it uh,

7 hours since these were any rate took place into the hospital. and so far, nothing has been found. uh at least nothing that we've heard about. the still ahead on how does era, why us president joe biden says he's confident these riley hostages, held by how much will be released the after quite this. okay. and in switzerland, that rain is on the move. hi everyone. that's where we pick up the weather story. this now becomes the story for the balkans, whether it's in play here for the wind, the rain, i should say, we know that this one was packing a punch in some spots of the front shelves. it dumped more than a 100 centimeters of snow. now things have quieted down across the turkey looking good, but a bit breezy for is stumble, coming in at 19 degrees on wednesday,

other side of the mediterranean. well, it's feeling like summer from eastern spain to southern spain, valencia cord about to seville. temperatures are near 30 degrees and we've got a pocket of rain northwest spain, northern portugal, still some showers, ireland, and britain, i think to major there. and we've got this friend of rain pushing into denmark. here's our next storm system that will impact ireland on thursday. let's go to africa. it's a quiet picture here. also breezy in the northeast could still catch another shower in cairo after seeing some weather on tuesday. and look at this hail storm in johannesburg. count, same province, smashed out windows of cars. people saying they hadn't seen a hailstorm like it in decades. that's dissipated and now we're talking about the heat for the western cape province. cape town, up to $27.00 degrees on wednesday. enjoy. we'll see later the

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your better tomorrow news the you're watching out. is there a line of hot top stories this hour is early forces a calorie house? a raid on gauze is the largest hospital while she felt devoted everyone to gather in the courtyard. in preparation for the evacuation from the medical complex, in the director of health says he heard gun fi on the movement of is ready times inside the complex days of fees and as strikes of crippled el cheapo, which was situated in gauze, especially in the north phone 3000 and patient's medical stuff displaced, palestinians all sheltering in the complex. don't to say patients that now she felt

a critical risk. dozens of premature babies for transferred on tuesday within the facility to an area with electricity. but they're not into bases because oxygen supplies have one out. i'll see if a hospital is the largest medical complex in the gaza strip. for generation sick and injured palestinians have sloped to the facility for treatment or challenge. looks back 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 hospital will 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. i was just 0 feeling the

young boy until the sod had nearly lost his leg in the is ready rock. it strikes the killed his mother is that 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 i am. so honda cries and pain off to an attack on jamalia in 2021. his mother unlock it to this was still alive to comfort him. for many years, these ready blockade out 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 i'll cheapest direct the general describe the situation that the complex students true now was. 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 this age and didn't complete the verification of the simplest rights as a human being. and the simplest, twice as professionals. a hospital has been on this site since british rule and his and you are through the arab is right. he was of 1940 eights, 19671973. but the war of 2023 is a conflict. the likes of which out she for and because it has not seen before, it's around it bombed and cuts off. it can no longer treat patients. and there's no guarantee that al chief of all those using it for centuries to survive will reach out and out of here. so here's a look now the main areas of slicing on getting in northern gauze. the shaded areas of wet is ready, soldiers and tanks have made some advances. and 2nd goal is especially in effectively costing the strip in hoff. is there any troops and times have completely surround at the port of gauze?

i believe that the on the wing of how much the customer gates is facing on what's being described as for decisive from tele, how y o c h a here and it's known. let's begin to my community is professor of public policy video hines, cheese for graduate studies to met is clearly the focus for these riley's, at least over the last few days, has been the hospitals. they say that there is some sort of how much operation up on that either all she felt or more than all she for hospital they've been inside out chief of at least 78 hours so far. we haven't seen any evidence of that. ringback what, what is the plan? what is the strategy? do you think, if nothing is indeed found in the hospitals? what next? melanie? is there a way to, i mean, even if they come up to august 3, something like in one and come up with images,

finding tunnels or whatever. is there any way to verify that the saying the truth without any international involvement to have to fund to investigate mean this is, i mean somebody to be of the us and vision it ok. and also i got on the new, clear to having, like having nuclear weapons or facilities dental, and it's tend to be the biggest lighting in history. and it went on account of food . so suddenly the sun will see that these ladies with the help of the americas again, more or less, the doing the same. so we don't know, they didn't, we don't know, even if it's the, i mean, i mean for me it doesn't matter. these are civilians and doctors, an instance, and babies stuck. and if there is a fit, well they should have been. are you in presence on attend up to the meet at the cross with anyone else that have to at least i mean to observe at least to give some guarantees, assurances for but a scene is, but someone is taking care of them. but that's again, my money that the national community has spent, but

a scene ends drastically so many times. and i don't think any other student has any trust in any international system. know especially enough that this war. uh so back to a bigger question. i mean, it's not about the ship house but the ship house, but that is the less than the medical castle and it's about, is it a demolishing any live ability, any perspective for anyone to stay in gaza? it's, it's the owner system at the company and to target the civic oh, the civic facilities all life signs of gaza. and once they're done with it, they don't have to worry about the people because people have to leave. that's the thing. that's the big plan that must have done is in think god, the city and the lot from its own people. and then it, i don't know when we're in which direction to, to move. i mean the money out of this book, what many scenarios. but the, the, the scenario with that that for should i see now is, and thing guys are the soonest. it works for the better for them to be a better position to. i don't know what to do next. maybe go solved or do something

crazy again, but that's what we spend though. so you, you do have a very bleak outlook for where this crisis is going. uh, and i wanted to ask you, uh, we have heard for the 1st time, some of the narrative around the idea of a 2 state solution changing a little bit. we actually hearing the americans, the british, actually discussing a 2 state solution for the 1st time in a very, very long time. you not hope little that that could be on the cods again, if it comes in a good way that addresses but a scene in a grievances and respects the previous disagreements. we're talking about the $96.00 and $7.00 voters. i please enjoy those in a fine, but if it comes within the conflicts of the deal of the essentially like, you know, i've got a sense of has lost like like half of what has been offered to the student as most of the palestinians a week is the select method, but it's done. what is,

what is the lab and up the control fits of its security and still dictates, but the thing is, it's not going to go anywhere. it's either you get that independence city state seemed like on the other nations or you don't. so you level to die. that's a problem. and we don't one of those. but as soon as we want to keep resistance, but it seems that not suicide, the people you know, but the thing is, these are, this is, has become sober with them, with all the support it's getting from it, scale lies. and it, it, it has crushed all the lines old. i mean, if it went to fraud with this present, if you have never seen such skill pathetic to you, i mean, in modern times. and that's, that's what we all know. sadly. so if, if, if the international community, if especially easily is that i keen, i'm sincere. when having the posted solution, then please exercise your muscles, show me what you can do, especially with the counselors that i have. because as soon as i know match the exam, we are under the conditions they are the occupied as well. you going to do about the few probably has been coddling them and protecting them from even it's is one of them is, i mean it's a country, it's a stay, it's a, it's

a supplement. the national everyone knows this. i mean, it's always as the us protection and with some companies of protection from any criticism, any investigation. so this has change okay, to american modes, professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies. us president joe biden says he believes that the release of his really captives is going to happen, but he hasn't given details of how ever nice might come about people every single day. i don't want the way you sign to see are no to tens of thousands of protesters. meanwhile have been demonstrating in

washington dc in support of israel. crowds was addressed by senior. legit need is from the democratic and republican parties had to go hand has a massive crowd. pro is released supporters bussed in from all over the country as they headed out. many said there was one clear reason they felt they needed to go with a lot of the patient the read to show up to show up in big numbers . and they did show up surrounded by intense security. the national guard called in a mess of police presence with dump trucks blocking all the nearby roads on the stage, several hours of speeches and songs, caring from israeli officials and american politician home, bring them home, bring them home. we are up to this family members as some of the captives here for

many there is no question. they fully support all the actions the is really government is taking and about disproportionality like i believe. and i know that israel's doing its best, despite from us telling people to stay and giving money to the families of people who die in continuing this terror system is a tragedy of war. and i pray for all the edits and lives the been lost. but again, this is all at the root of the mazda is evil. you look at him on again, that story, kids. why next the wrong in launchers? doing everything in their power to not let people for most mosse is solely to blame, dismissing questions about the growing pounced any and just told me it would that's come off numbers. first off, that's 11000, i'm off number, so i can't verify those numbers. i don't know if those numbers are accurate. i don't know what out of those numbers are there fighters or start kids or anything?

and it was clear in the chance mazda and the 2nd c as here, a good patriot, that many here do not want see a ceasefire, including the new speaker of the house of representatives. the cause for a cease fire or outrages the by the ministers has increased pressure from the members are so tardy, young people marching across the country. this is a very carefully orchestrated event now to send the message that she needs to have a home. so how do we are of the chair or something and supporting like i want to bring you some of the days of the news? chinese president jiang ping is in san francisco where he will attend the apex summit. i'm meet with joe biden. washington says it's imperative competition does not fit into conflicts. and it's hoping that may seem between the latest eas, diplomatic tensions between the world's largest economies. katrina, you reports from beijing. she didn't thing was

a minor communist policy official when he 1st visited san francisco in 1985. he now returns as chinese president. and we'll meet, you will see the door button in the 1st face to face and count that any year taking place on the sidelines of the apex summit. it's hope to this meeting will reduce rising tensions between the 2 world pallets. it comes as both the china and the us space, economic challenges. both sides have a tremendous amount at stake and it isn't better for them to have economic cooperation, even if it's limited. then it is for them to, you know, on both sides. not only have uncertainties within their economies, but creating uncertainties in the global company. washington says the 2 countries are independent, but that hasn't stopped it from leading to de risk when it comes to trade with china. it's cold on us allies to do the same. the but the industry should, has also blocked bait exacts, as the crucial semi conductor chips add to equipment and sections, chinese technology,

fence for national security reasons. in the asia pacific us opposes china, is militarization of the south trying to see disputed territory claimed by bay tank as well as pressure puts on ty, one a self government island allied with washington on the global stage. china has been wanting to play a bigger role, strengthening ties with brush display condemnation from the west for its invasion if you crate. and calling for an immediate c spy and the gaza strip. both to positions report as by the us wall to see why the new thing is a key step, pulled in, proving us china relations. i will say that geo political library is here. so what time beach both sides are keeping expectations. lots of facilities, the corporation, a new climate change working group has been announced and washington says it's key to reopen the lines of military communication lines caught off by badging last august when form of us. how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan. the 2 leaders are also expected to discuss,

stemming the tide of sentinel to the us and the regulation of artificial intelligence in tron preparatory, khatri you all to 0, they to the ami. and molly says it is now in control of the northern town of to dial. often nettie a decade. kiddo is a stronghold of to are and dominates and separate test groups which are considered the threats by the wording jenna to the ministry sees pa, in molly, and a crew in 2020 nicholas hopkins following developments from duck on neighboring stunning gal. this. this is a significant moment for them all in military who have and now it's to on national television that they have entered the historic northern malia in town of dog dog that is a strong hold of for the, to our reg rebels. now we hear that they are street the street house to house fierce fighting, taking place between molly and forces with the help of russian mercenaries of the wagner group against these 2 are reg rebels. but the announcement was made on

national television because it is significant because the molly and state has been absent of these northern area for years now. the un peacekeeping force that was there left over 2 weeks ago in haste and came under attacked both by storage rebels, but also by i'll kind of affiliates to mountain the site, at least of them. well, mostly mean. now there's been several casualties on the malia in front, also on the, to our a front caught in between the fighting are the residents of could all over 60000 people that are fleeing the area as intense fighting is ongoing. nicholas hawk alger 0. the car. it's not accounting is on the way and live barrier following a presidential run all spacious with choosing between incumbent george where on his phone, the vice president. joseph, because i'm at the address has the report from the board. you as president george,

we casts this ballot hoping it will keep him in office for another 6 years. but he must be this bad form of vice president. joseph was peaceful, my deputy to africa's post female president. liability is struggling with high end employment port infrastructure and government corruption. many people hope the election will lead to new investment in the country, but many also see a balance could break out across the country of the vote. well, let's see goes and now the african states share their concerns is one thing they don't need. the resolution. quoting begin on time, one is largely peaceful in many areas, but attempts to influence a vote have been recorded in some voters in liberia sate incidents like this along with the volumes that characterize the post ground. but give them a lot of worries. low turn out has been reported in many areas. office just expect results in a few days,

but it could take up to 15 before the total commission and also. so when a comment degrees out you 0 to returning to our special covers just a little on gauze, a rising number of prominent figures around the well say they've been sacked, bullied or harris. because if the opposition to the war and gaza, the us advocacy rights group has, did, published on legal, says in just over 2 weeks of will more than 260 people reported losing that jobs lower call and spoke to the former edison chief feet prestigious, arts magazine who has been sacked, but were besides. as the warring garza has escalated activist globally have gone digital, how many people are leaving many to discover the demanding a ceasefire can get them fired. but she was cancelled because of what's happening just because of the senior michael ice and the full. the editor in chief is a life magazine, was removed from his role for sharing a satirical article,

criticizing israel in the u. k. the labor party suspended m p. and the mcdonald for speech, he made a protest forcing solidarity with palestinians and to the us. david velasco is 18 your career at osborne. 6 as editor in chief was abruptly halted off the he published this a quote for c, spell it and accountability that was signed by around $8000.00 notice. and some signatures say they've been bullied and harassed by us. collect us with a chilling effect. you know, i think that this is a, i mean this is horrible for it's horrible for so many people, artists among them. but i mean, 1st and foremost, of course, this is horrible for the people who are actually suffering from the violence of the it's really a tax on gaza. that's the, the basic tenets of, of making or right. you can have a voice if you, if you don't have that, then what do you have all formed didn't immediately responds to

a request for comment permanence, jewish all just non golden, told the us newspaper the new york times that she has never lived to remote chilling period the us based advocacy organization, post sign legal said in the 1st 2 weeks of rule, it responded to more than 260 cases of people's careers being threatened. it's difficult for the lot to address these kinds of firings because they really are 2 competing interest um companies do will have an association right to choose who they have in their company. and if they want to have everybody was one political point of view. yes. theoretically, that's like they're not going to be very successful company, choose pretty people, but they can do that. right. so it's monitoring the following points out, the double standards towards people exercising free speech with the biggest click down level against those opposed to google more hub,

i'll just sierra okay, that's it for me. my main site for this news though, i'll be back in just a moment with more of the concept. stay with us. the . this is most is likes a policy and he ends in his radio occupied territories every day. as the year arbitrary security checks the day, the old deal, especially for young palestinian men you ask me for my ideas. how does to new say then not going out unless they have to to avoid arrest check points and harassment from angry is really odd. non side tells us he feels the situation has less than to compile this thing into. on sunday he was chased by launch group. this is randy settlers, one on his way to what i think his rating supermarket, the security guard came over shouting by pointing

a gun at my face and forced me to the ground. it was discrimination only because on palestinians with formright groups quoting on his riley's to a tiny palestinians, they come across regardless of age palestinians, a walrus that they'll be collectively punished more than they already have been. the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people never experience that democracy may be excludes divisions and struggles in america is electoral system aside for and against equal representation. and the democratic process is a country that's learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera. hearing the facts, are we defending israel heavy, more dead children? asking questions you want to to have your voice heard? what is your message?

understanding this little part of the beach was transformed into a minute, reporting every now and then we can hear cluster bombs, exploding to 0 is teams on the ground. when you close to the heart of the story, the the israeli troops storing causes of chief a hospital forcing patients. also if it's building the online site, this is valid. is there a life and death or so coming up the causes youngest likes to their lives and hospital surrounded and under attack?