minute rigorous debate for dying because of lots of medical treatments black lives don't really matter. and the police will join me, mark them on hill upfront without a 0. the the hello until mccrae. this has been use our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes. medical work has rice to transport patients out of harm's way. is this really forces right causes largest hospital silence those guns long enough to give the people of guns to breathe from the terrible, terrible things that have been put on these last few weeks. the u. n. a chief says

hospitals, i'm not special grounds and he's a pool by the is riley assaults. the has thousands of premature babies inside l. a. sheets of fine to survive. the white house is it did not give the okay for israel to ride the hospital. no, the passengers house on 5 minutes more than 11400 palestinians have been killed in the past 5 weeks. and another day of rides across the occupied with bank is funerals or help to 7 people killed. biased rarely for the, the largest hospital in the gaza strip has been invited by is ready for us as we understand that the soldiers who were deployed and the number of buildings in the compound has now left. but the hospitals direct us is they are still in front of the guides and the sounds of gunfire can still be heard. is riley soldiers have

been searching the basements of every building. they say they are looking for a mos spices or anything that can support the claims that the um the groups main come on sense of lives underneath an estimate of 2500 people are inside the hospital including 600 injured people. and patients, as well as 36 premature babies. these riley's are also reported to have installed facial recognition cameras and electronic guides at the hospital. some of been jeff had begins our coverage that is really forces have rated the largest hospital and gaza after weeks of siege and attacks on the complex. the operation on the aisle shift compound, started in the early hours of the medical stuff received a warning call. when doctor recorded has called with these videos and the full ways of full of people, full flows and possibly lose people from floor going through to 6. he keeps 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 to empty in the bins unit on the right side of the hospital, that's full of patients and full of displaced people to the doctor's report. it seems of chaos defense move inside the main gates is really so it is reportedly entered buildings to search every room and corner door and interrogated doctors and medical stuff before communications were cut off, here's what one doctor told l 0. it's really hot. what does he have? it has been continuous bomb being and i've seen 2 types getting in the get the men get the issue and get those ship also. and they were insides false because the it would be the ball thing and you can hear it out. and stop us or sometimes it's

really the betty very dense. so uh, so again the house because it's a corner of patients and 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, is that the, the one year leading dos because some of these really move on stuff. it would investigate every building and person insight, the complex, based on intelligence information and an operation of necessity. idea of forces are carrying out a precise and target the operation against come us in a specified area. invest she for hospital a sister born in gaza began thousands of people have taken shelter here. and that's in addition to hundreds of stuff and doctors already in the facility, the minute fee is reported to have told everyone together in the courtyard before being moved from the hospital. but many are afraid to move of december shots. and they tried to leave the compound for weeks,

doctors have denied is really claims that i'll ship a hospital is used by from us of leadership to carry out operations. the government released an animation. it's that supported it's claim much field to provide any proof. mackname has also been repeated by the us national security council spokesman john kirby, but again, not substantiated. this really rate begun only hours after he made the statement. international humanitarian law protects hospitalized. israel says it doesn't apply because how much fight is use of shift. but the documents denied by the group health authorities, hospital stuff, and witnesses in the hospital. and doctors most vulnerable, including dozens of babies struggling to survive as even hospitals are not fed during israel's foreign gauze. so i'm a job aide out of their without the other. sonya is the director of l. a. she for hospital early a. he describes how everything unfolded and the medical facility and the treatment and the name,

but these really occupation forces blew up many buildings. now she for medical complex before storming it, they demolished the northwest and the fence of the hospital then ended with that tongues. the occupation forces are still inside the complex, mainly inside the specialized surgery building. the x ray department, the kidney department, the pharmacy, and the stalls area. until now they didn't go to some places within the complex like the jerusalem building. these raised the ones to help, and they pretends that they want to bring us 300 leases of fuel. so best for them to bring the fuel now was they already inside the complex if they want to generate as to what they don't have any humanitarian concerns. because if they did, they would have brought fuel with them at least to help people with that dialysis. they just want propaganda and nothing else. now we had gunfire and very large explosions. i think a lot of buildings outside the hospice over destroyed the explosions of violet and shot to the windows here in the hospital. shrapnel has come in and some of the

displaced have been injured. one of the shells fell on the 4th floor of the surgery building, where some of the displays people were injured. we now see tanks and the occupation, so just roaming around the hospital, we call and reach the central pharmacy to obtain all the medication required for patients. because anyone who does so will be shots. if they approach the pharmacy agents, any terracon assume is in con eunice and the southern part of the gaza strip for us . so to eric, what's the latest you're hearing about ellis? you've got especially the fight on stop and patients the right now. yes. the situation initially felt hospital is absolutely difficult and unprecedented as these really forces managed to break into. so yeah, she felt hospital and the art station inside the medical complex as they are special forces are now uh, searching inside main medical complex inside the church. right. uh,

what we wanted to mention is that the uh these very so we'll just get and even to start researching in maine search surgery departments and even under some more information important placements inside this medical complex to integrate to doctors. they also have opened a fi is inside the medical complex, which must be protected by the principles of international low. i knew any originally published thing and fighters for existing sites. these hospitals knew if i exchange erupted, incite and medical companies, which get police find that the hospital is empty of a palestinian fighters. meanwhile, the, these body forces have rooms, different, implemented equipment and medical items inside the me to come complex, which is presented to be very vital in order to keep the wind. did you treatment for wounded people inside the 2 or 3 bathrooms and bobs fixed rate equipments, and so by the city of similar equipments inside this medical complex. also the forces have with a, with a drunk from some setting buildings and move to another one in order to keep the

operation and the process of searching for any military existence as they have claim. since the beginning of this found a fight. and now the forces us to do is really minutes return or taking full control over the percentage of the hospital. as babies displaced people or medical workers and medical records are the are suit, insight. the hospital the are gathered in one place and even be the are witnessing on human and unbearable circumstances. as the relentless is really strikes around the facility to continue and even with the level of how to enter or find the witness as the, as by the occupation. so just become inside the medical complex and elsewhere there . they know what is rarely strikes a across the street brought throughout the tie. can you just tell us a little bit more about what's been happening, especially in the south where you are. uh yes, uh the sounds of the gaza strip during the last couple of hours and each project, you know, during the last hour what is massive bombardments across the western areas. and we are talking about community this time where the occupation forces have targeted

move that free residential houses and super areas. one of them is so close out in the vicinity of the nozzler hospital where we are right now. and i'm talking about a seems have been killed as injuries, also have been delivered and take it to another hospital to receive treatment. also the bombardment continue in the eastern areas of can you in a city where there is ongoing foreign exchange alone, the eastern buddhist of the city. a similar to the situation in rook our district for not to confirm things interrupted between. now the same point is, and it's been a few patients who are trying to easily treat, move into this out those areas of gases trip. so the nose and center areas of which are treat similar attacks as devalue or repeat. the cam has been hit with multiple strikes that drew out throughout the last couple of hours issue data. but the districts in the, in the image of governance also witnessed similar bombardments as a number of found. a cities have through repeated aged resulted from this attack. okay, thanks so much to eric,

that's derrick who is in for us in con eunice as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has made a surprise visit to a military base and southern israel to meet troops there. he says the is rarely ami will in the presence of him off and recover captives in mccomb. but as of there is no police and guns that we will not reach, there is no hide out for a future shelter for a muscular so we will arrive. we will eliminate a month and we will return to hostages. these 2 goals a secret yesterday spoke with president biden. again, we will be relentless. we will eliminate from us, achieve victory, and return to hostages, who, of whom the salute joins us from occupied east jerusalem. and what else of the is ready prime minister site that when you meet with troops, alia the polls really prime minister benjamin netanyahu issuing some strong words to him. ass essentially trying to warn them, but any operatives in the gaza strip will be found and ultimately eliminated. he's

also is saying that the mission of this war, which he called fault, whole emissions are 2 fold. the 1st is to defeat thomas, and the 2nd is to return the captives back into his really territory. he's been outgoing the sentiment of some other is really politicians, specifically ones in his war cabinet like been against who is also said that there will be no safe havens for him as nowhere for them to hide. and that these really army will find them above ground, below ground in the gaza strip and around the world. now it comes as is really defense minister benny gan, speaking just a short while ago saying that his army will do anything. take any action in order to retrieve the captives, and he actually use the word rescue. and he said, when he uses the word rescue, he said he could mean a ground operation or some other type of means,

but he didn't really specify what that was. additionally, he said, but how math only understands force and that he was pushing for this ground incursion inside of the gaza strip. because once these rarely army puts enough pressure and force on how much they will eventually be wanting to be forced to not only not surrender, but to have a pause, they'll be willing to pay a price for a stop in the fighting. but this all comes as is really politicians are under immense pressure abroad and back at home because of the some 239 captives that are still being held inside of the gaza strip. now the families of those captives organizing a march from tel aviv to jerusalem. and the end point of the march will be on saturday after 5 days ending at these really prime minister's office in jerusalem. these families trying to send a message to let and yahoo and these really governments that they are simply not

doing enough. okay, thanks so much. i'm the, i'm to salute for us unoccupied. east jerusalem. well, i'm us is it holds as well. and us president joe biden fully responsible for the right on l shape a hospital. it says in a statement the, by the end, the ministration essentially gave the green light for the ride on choose day. but the white house responded to the charge on wednesday, saying it did not encourage israel to enter the hospital. well, some more on this, we joined by kimberly, how could that white house correspondent and did this especially be an outright rejection of how mazda is clients, isn't that it's kimberly that was right, the national security spokesperson, john kirby telling reporters, but the 5 new ministration did not okay, the military operation around the ship, a hospital he says, these are is really military operations that they themselves fly out of the u. s. is not involved. and he goes on further to echo with the us president said on

monday, which is the hospitals shouldn't be protected. having said that, we should also point out though, but the statement is coming from john. kirby follows a statement that was somewhat different just one day before where essentially the united states and john curry himself seemed to justify. in sort of as how boss is suggesting, green light of the reasons for these railey military to go into the l ship complex or compound. i'm arguing that there was intelligence, but in fact, hamas had been staging or at least had been holding captives there and has also been using tunnels underneath the hospital to work and don't have military command centers there as well as other military operations. now we should point out that

when b is really military went there, there were no captives that were found. and also the united states has not provided any of the so called evidence. it says that i or any of the intelligence that it says it has, even though it says there are multiple sources of this intelligence provided. so once again, b u. s. is saying that it has intelligence, but at the same time, it is also saying that it's a believes these hospitals should be protected in the same time. there's a new poll out showing the us public support as well as actually dropping. what sort of pressure is that putting on bite and, and the rest of the white house a lot of pressure, given the fact that this is growing in its intensity, not only has there been international protests and international condemnation of us support for israel, but it is also happening with in the bottom administration. and now we have new

poll numbers that indicate that the pressure on dividing administration from the american people is becoming even more intense. uh, what we know is that the calls for the us president to pressure israel into calling for a cease fire is growing ever more uh, the initial start of this conflict support for israel was static it about 41 percent. but the latest pull numbers that has shown that it has dropped now to just 32 percent support of israel. ok, thanks so much for that. kimberly. kimberly, how could that white house correspondent there is plenty more hit on this new zone, including the rising number of prominent figures around the world facing a backlash after voicing the support the palestinians. the malta has drafted a resolution,

hoping it's focused on children will finally unite the un security council, who's so thoughtful for times to take a united stance on the war on garza. this is what the maltese had best of the had to say earlier as diplomats prepare to she'll of vote, which will take place in just over 2 hours from now a resolution for the time change that are in your best for the children who are victims of this is flux, we have kept primary and on mind we, we would like to try and reach to save some lives and provide some hope for the children. most of the families, those 5 children who us children, children who are under the rob this spring. and kristen telling me who's at the un headquarters in new york for previous attempts to pass a resolution have failed. so what is the difference this time if anything yes, well malta holds the file for the security council on the issue of children,

an armed conflict, and they were hoping that by starting with children and the need to protect children, they could work out wording in this resolution that all council members could agree upon and to that, and the draft that we expect to vote on in a couple hours time calls for urgent and extended humanitarian pauses. in core doors throughout the gaza strip for a sufficient number of days to allow rapid and unhindered delivery of essential goods and services also calls for immediate and unconditional release of all those being held captive by hamas or other groups. so this is an attempt to start with the most basic principles that everyone could agree upon, the protection of children and to take it forward. intense negotiations about the wording that i just read has been underway. malta saying that they've engaged with

israel and palestine, but also key members of the security council as well. we know that russia has been very vocal and calling for an immediate humanitarian cease fire. it's been very insistent on that type of language coming from the security council, whereas the united states has been more guarded in calling for a in its demands for humanitarian access. as in the past, it's a blanket. we oppose the humanitarian ceasefire wording. it's the total resolution that called for him out of terry and pauses. so in the end, we have this key phrase in the resolution that it would be for a sufficient number of days to get the essential 8. and of course, that includes the water, food, medicine, fuel and so on. but there's enough wiggle room there that they're hoping that they can get. not only all met either all members on board or at least know member to veto the resolution, so that it can pass. yes. hey kristen, can you just tell us

a little bit more about the, the latest you and if it's to try and get items of cancer? a while regardless of the security council's activities, the united nations on the humanitarian front has been working to get a to the people who need it. warning a catastrophe on the ground there martin griffiths, the un relief. she did mention that there has been some progress in their direct negotiations with israel to get more aid in israel agreed to know caps on the number of trucks that can go into gaza and also allowed some fuel to be brought into the gaza strip. now the issue is, is that much more aid and much more fuel is needed before the conflict, $500.00 truck loads of assistance went into gaza each day since the conflict

is, has been under a 100, on average, under 50 by, by some estimations on average per day so this is a drop in the bucket compared to the needs and well more fuel is being allowed in. griffith says that they need not only fuel for the trucks. that's what the fuel being allowed in is for the trucks that will drive the 8 around, but they also need fuel for hospitals and for water desalination and for sewage treatment plants as well. so progress being made, but the un humanitarian is unlike the security council, have been very clear and that they need a ceasefire and a continuous flow of aid in order to meet the needs that are growing exponentially and gaza and day. thanks so much chris and chris and so let me for us there at un headquarters. the funerals has been held in the occupied westbank for palestinians killed in this riley rides. these rarely ami killed at least 7 people in total

cutting refugee camp on choose day. at least 196 palestinians have been killed. the meal defied with bank since october, the 7th and palestinian authority president mac motor balance has once again denounced as roland countries supporting it's more on gasser in not a problem or do i need at the law the my i'm just aggressive war to which we are exposed as a war against the policy and in existence, and the national identity, identity of the land, and the identity of man. and it's an episode in the series of aggression that has continued for more than a century. and it's also disgrace on the forehead. of those support this aggression had been provided in political and military cover. it's the remains of our children or toner park by themselves. most. this is really christian, and the blood far vin, where you are a man who's hopes and lives are being assassinated by the me size of the aggression army that will be occurs to the patient and to dos or stand behind it,

or remain silent about the war crimes committed against our people in the gaza strip. the west bank and jerusalem bennet smith joins us from, from iowa in the occupied with bang. notice we had pillow send in president, announcing israel to get a game. but what else do they have to say? it was a very strong word from us. moved about some of the strongest ease said since october the 7th, because the palestinian prime minister is under an enormous amounts of pressure varies very unpopular amongst the palestinians and in the occupied westbound gummed in gaza and hit. but the last pulling was done this suggested 80 percent of palestinians actually want him to resign. so he's under pressure to sort of take a tough stance to try and win some support. he's also meant to a couple of us diplomats who are in town today. he met to breton, the good. it was the middle east affairs that coordinates of the security council with barbara leaf. she's an assistant secretary of state,

and he reiterated again to them as representatives us, us government. but he wants them to put pressure on israel to have a sci fi and gaza. and they also said that he wants an acceleration of humanitarian aid to goss. okay, thanks so much. been, it's been a smith for us in the occupied westbank model of the charlotte, who is that which is there, a senior political analyst joins us now and i want to guys festival start with l. a . she for hospital which has been, i guess the main token point uh the in gaza today. roughly 2 and a half 1000 people uh estimated to still be at the hospital. what happens to them now? what should happen to them, should they be moved south to relative safety or should israel is this really forces trying continue to allow the hospital to run? do you think will look good as far as this has become a war on hospitals? i ship a house, but the is the epi center of this war. and clearly these raiders. i've had their

eyes on it from the very outset. and clearly they are stuck now because of the past. so many hours. we haven't seen any evidence for all their claims why in fact, they are carrying that check against hospitals in violations of international law. and they also stuck with the fact that they, you know, what they have now is in fact patients and doctors and nurses and a couple of 1000 people i, my guess would be, or that they've done all those just seeking shelter. it's probably easier to displace easier, you know, quote unquote, through the space those taking shelter. but many of the sick in the hospitals, as the doctors, i've told us the past few days articles going to be very, very difficult to move. some of the modern, decent, complicated medical machines and so on, so forth, which makes their transfer impossible. but it's also not necessary what,

why would you want transfer uh, anyone out of the trip. i know, especially that these are, these are looking apparently in and within an under and above to see if there was any time us or trace of how much. as i said, there was apparently no such trace of how i'm us. and if, and it's kind of but goes my mind why they always find few guns. right. then why would have us take everything but leave the guns? sounds like the godfather, you know, to exec, i know lead and i think that got to leave that can only, i mean, i don't know why they would do that. but clearly they're not finding anything. and to my mind, when i saw days ready to soldiers shipping, those boxes been to the hospital saying that they are medical equipment, which again, i don't know why they would do that after bombing all these percentages of all these hospitals, as my prediction would be knowing these rays is that they are probably the boxing and the evidence they want to manufacture. they want to stage,

not that they haven't found any evidence of anything. it basically now giving themselves the time to stage whatever they want to buy the factor as a proof that there is some sort of a of a, have us presence that the other big issue is the captives that have a mazda is holding. and, and israel and see that they believe that some were being held at an el cheapo hospital. this sort by has proven not to be the case from what we can tell. what do you think is gonna happen with the hostages, the captives being helped by a mouse now, and how much pressure is on using yahoo to try and find them anywhere else? because as we've seen, they've been huge protests, especially by family members, and as well. absolutely, the pressure is definitely building up and is there and as it is in the united states for the humanitarian pause in order to try and shuttle the issue of the captors. but clearly that the now i was taking a decision long ago with, along with his a war cabinet to invoke the so called high level doctrine,

an unwritten doctor, and by these ready military where they would sacrifice civilians and soldiers for the sake of national security. and hence the war and the invasion just went on on a basis because the id, the issue of this, that of the got, this is not their priority. now my guess is not that they have found that there are no such captives in the ship. a hospital, they are probably going to start looking sauce. and this is, i mean, we all need to stop paying attention now. because they're already trying to empty parts of new and, or send this off. which means now that they've been exposed for their lives in the north, and they've got to start dumping down and copying what they did in the north, in the south, starting with highness in order to look again for those tunnels. and for those how much submitted sense and for the captive, which means the continuation of the general side. now in order to solve some of the

people we did, they will go if you keep on forming them and telling them to go somewhere and then keep holding them when they get there. thank you for that. because i mean, now we're talking about over a 1000000 people that mean shop down south and none of it was voluntarily, as they say, it was, there was basically, you know, on the fear of apartments and all of that pushed down south on the board. there's even a now that they want to start attacking south. yeah. because the question whether these were the serious, it really is now would it be held hostages there, whether they wouldn't be pushed through the sign? i okay. gyptian territory. yeah. or which i funded bottom mind boggling to be pushed back to the north. yeah. does it make sense? no, i think these readies last here the last because all the assumptions i have not worked out, all of their tactics are not working out there. and games is not cleared at all. they're basically stuck. they have incredible fired power and indispensable support

from the united states. but there's nothing they can do with all of that. no. i think i think so much we'll have to leave a demo and we really do appreciate it now and share with them. okay, well there's plenty so hit on al jazeera, including a we hear from palestinian refugees and living on who are struggling to contact their friends and families still trapped in gaza. the the to highlight. we've got more right in the forecast across the gulf as the cloud, just the spilling from a west to east here. and it looks like a pretty temp day as we go on 3 1st day to wait saying some heavy showers, longest spells of rain, rain them, and that is the sort of saudi arabia. rain cut out could say some heavy down poles could cool some localized flooding for a time. just hop across the other side of the wall setting see western areas of

around seeing some very heavy down pulls and this right really will ramp its way up . as we go on through friday society, somebody to watch out for here. hopefully, every concept shouldn't be quite as bad. 27 celsius, unpleasant sunshine coming through a fine and dry weather that behind that system. meanwhile, while it will make its way across the guy, because some weather still in place, just around that is the side of the mediterranean, should be a little dry them. it has been recently the into the occupied territories a through as well. but some went to weather to then move their off, and that will continue to drive a slight further east with tiny while the wintry 1000 least. i have of the caucuses as per usual cause around the $25.00 celsius with plenty of sunshine, then by the state. plenty of sunshine to across northern parts of africa. and could crop of showers the, the southern coast of west africa and the

on counting the costs defense. johns look at profit. uh, the one guns that as to the rise in global on sales. how tall the us go with ministry age. israel plus could june for the school. tensions threatened israel's plans to grow gas export announcing the costs on our desert according to the un since the conflict broke out into down in april, more than 700000 people have fled the country. most of them have fled to chatter egypt, but now some are arriving here in libya. some people bring dispute a more set, but it's not enough for all the children. if the fighting continues in neighboring through that many fear that could possibly be an influx of refugees and possibly fighters crossing into libya, you in which the yours is libya is not a safe place for refugees and asylum seekers. and that they try to give assistance to those who are the most vulnerable, which for the women and children here, that's just not enough.

the, [000:00:00;00] the fee of watching images here, a reminder about top stories. the salad is rarely false as have been writing causes largest hospital al shufa soldiers have been deployed in a number of buildings in the compound, including the dialysis eunice. so just have also blown up a warehouse of medical equipment and tanks are inside the hospital complex. talk to say the lives of patients et al a she for are in danger. thousands of premature babies we transferred on to stay within the facility to an area with electricity, but the northern and keep ices because oxygen supplies have run outs. dr. ahmad

mortality is inside l. a ship a hospital he shared. well, he's been experiencing the distribution is getting really more and more tied to attribute. how do you, where does here it has been continuous being and fighting since that last miss a 5 hours or must be is it or it is out of the time? so i'm moving towards the she falls patel. i've seen 2 times getting in the get the men get the issue to get the ship off because they were inside she costs because as we keep getting the time to moving within the area, we ship all the time and the bomb being i've been to the the, the, i push it over the last to the many hours with continuous show change, you know, or over the case or over the areas you cannot even know somebody can sometimes you to us from the east. the time sheet is on the south of, from the west,

so it's totally right about this aspect. then finding something, there's all kinds of, you know, the whole, the is, it is, has called the hosting, but as efficient by the cool thing that. ready or if the in the hosted data 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. ready advice, the people they austin not to look so the window is all the doors and that is it on my to get those together to do so. and then they said nothing about the way of doing this. they said nothing about the meat that is bekins and a b, b, b. when samuel says they all about this thing and nothing has happened officially in our building guys, sense of you and then the it would be the ball thing. and sure thing you can get

a chance to get out and stop us or something to see the betty buddy then. so uh, so again the house, but that is uh just for those patients. yeah. about the patients that's divisions within the hospital should think the time it is with the kids to the latest. we have the medicare stuff. so imagine how was curious as to the is it one year we didn't don't know. it just went ahead to back to occupy the story. so then we've just got an update from home, the salute in the past 10 minutes. so sorry, is riley. i'm a spokesman. has given a briefing, what did he say? that's right. these really military spokesperson giving a briefing, confirming what is really security officials were saying anonymously. throughout the day he said that these really military has published images of weapons, but they claim they have found in the m r. i center of the ship

a hospital among them, a k 40 sevens, as well as other munitions. and to have this uniform b is really military says that their troops baffled him as fighters outside of the hospital and that 5 members of him asked, were killed. additionally, he said that during the searches inside, one of the hospitals, boards, they located a room containing what they say is unique, technological means used by him a. so these really military publishing video of their troops going inside the m r. i center of the ship a hospital where they said they uncovered many weapons that were in bags. these really armies spokesperson yesterday on tuesday was saying that the ship a hospital has lost its status as a protected place under international law, which was an indication that these really army was looking to move in soon. they

said that they had precise intelligence and information that they have not shared with the public about the facility being used as a him ask command center. however, the is really army fail to provide that evidence. rather just showing a video of these weapons that they have laid out for a publication at this time. these really are me said that they will continue their quote targeted and precise operation of the largest medical facility in the gaza strip. okay, thanks so much. i'm the, i'm the sort of deal with that update from occupied east jerusalem about this role and as l either us has claims, they have evidence and intelligence that suggest tomas has used to alice you've a hospital for its military operation. so let's take a look at the timeline on the events and ill she fit in the past 24 hours around $20.00 to $12.00, gmc on tuesday, the spokesman for the guys, a health ministry told al jazeera that is really military vehicles were at the

gates of the l a she from medical complex by then the hospital was being surrounded by his ready forces for 6 died at around 23, g m t. palestinian health officials say the is ready military told them a right would be carried out in the coming minutes. at a 005, g m t is ready for us, is tweeted, they were quoted, caring out a precise and targeted operation against them off in a specified area in the hospital based on intelligence, information and operational necessity. now, in the hours that followed is ready for us as detained. at least 200 people in the courtyard of the complex. they went to the basements of all the buildings, ransacked the hospital and destroyed equipment of cheapest. director told al jazeera that doctors couldn't even go to the pharmacy because anyone who moved risk getting shots of joining us live from montreal and canada is middle east and list noun rabbani. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera festival. i just want to ask you about the,

the latest claims that have come out in the last 10 minutes or so from the as rarely i'll be claiming that they have evidence that him us had a command and control center within the hospital. yes. well, my sources telling me they actually found the rock, the weapons of mass destruction, and that should for hospital look. none of this ever made sense. and there is simply no instance on record where a military believes it has located the secret commands headquarters of its enemy and then announces that's location weeks in advance. and in order to get out, it is simply never made sense. now we have is really forces have invaded ship a hospital and been inside it for 12 full hours. having refused any independent party to accompany them. and now we're supposed to believe that there

were some us militants in their being pursued by these really military. but somehow left their weapons defined. um, i think the real story here is look, neither is real nor palestine have english as an official language. one is the last time that in germany or egypt or columbia. medical supplies were labeled medical supplies and large english letters without even indicating what kinds of supplies are, are in the boxes that these are, at least we're taking. it is a false little. so the real question to ask here is which party exactly has been using medical facilities as camouflage to smuggle weaponry into a hospital? and to me, indisputably, it is where you would order to plant this evidence. what, why do you think that uh, these really, i mean has been so much time and if it's, you know, over the last few weeks, like you said, focusing on l. a. she for hospital. what is that about that hospital that the so determined to get

a as well. i think there are several issues. i think 1st we have to recognize that while these really military is a very efficient killing machine, it's not much of a serious fighting for us, especially when it comes to ground operations. you know, so they built a ship, a hospital into kind of a palestinian tend to gone. but the fact of the matter is 40 days into this war. their main achievement is raising the is really flag over a hospital, which i think to any serious military analyst is laughable. of course, the rather mean of shipment. is it the only democracy in the universe has today blown up the costs and in parliament and gaza city, which has in fact um, been there since before the occupation started. so i think part of it is elevating the status and symbolism of this hospital so that they can claim a major victory by having raised their flag over

a hospital in the absence of other significant military achievement is bound. i'm sorry, i just wanna interrupt that. we don't know that i've taken control of it and raised the flag. i've heard like it like you put it. what did i do now? there's 2 and a half 1000 patients and stuff another this place people at sheltering there. what is the long term plan? well, they do what they always have done, you know, as old ransacked the place, destroy equipment, kill a few people, declare victory and move on to their next victims. i have to say also there are a lot of people besides these really leadership and there's really soldiers who have blood on their hands regarding what's been going on it shift politicians from un secretary general antonio group. that is to joe biden, to all the western heads of government, heads of state, members of parliament who have all uncritically parenthood is really claims about to shift

a hospital to the many western journalists who have effectively acted as to non refers for these really military and allowed is really representatives to repeatedly make these accusations more often than not without challenge and effectively ignored palestinian denials of what of, of what was in what wasn't inside didn't shift the hospital. all these people have blood on their hat. it's not only use railways who invaded the hospital. okay, thank you so much. we really do appreciate your, your insight. it is moon rabbani. i'm at least analysts. thank you. thank you. thousands have been rallying outside of the u. k. parliament to demand in pays the vote for a safe spot and gaza. the protest is flooded the streets as the parliament devices of motion cooling for the safe spot. the british government has been advocating for what they describe as human to terry and pause. without going to go live now to pull brandon, who is that that purchased?

so can just explain exactly what's happening there and how launch it is of the yeah, i mean, the organ i it's, it's quite the same organizes to put the we can protest together, the 3, several 100000 people are coming through the streets of london. this gatherings found the modest they were aiming for around $6000.00. i think they felt settlement and easily accedes of it. so i think will be around 3000 people here, outside of the numbers sufficient to close the right behind me. because the road by the sheer number is open i will start doing is john things over. 5 side, paul, the months and hopefully i hope can hear that because inside the rights at this moment, there's a debate going on with 2 different possibilities to be evaluated in the next hour. one is for parliament to urge the government to pull for

a cease fire and gaza on the other option is for an amendment which would go to godaddy as far as the, the real accidental given the number of depths, the number of injuries, frankly, that is taking place in god's us americans and it's no finding go whatever i'm, i'm, i'm in the process. it wouldn't be finding on government policy, but it is an expression of public sentiments, an expression of full amount, very well as well. so the government policy won't be impacted by the not of the folks. most of the challenging outside here is very powerful expression of what the people here ones. okay, thanks so much for the appropriate in for us in london. the you in has the cues as well, of using fuel as a, with a new voice. since the beginning of this conflict optimal than a month is riley, has allowed about $24000.00 leases of diesel to into cause of it's about half the capacity of an oil tank up. and it's only meant for you in trucks to distribute it

and not the use in hospitals, but you in refugee agency, says it needs 160000 late as a fuel every day for its its basic human to terry. and with the head of hon. has ones that by the end of wednesday, around 70 percent of the population in gaza will not be able to get clean water as without fuel. the cell a nation plants generate isn't pumping stations will have stopped working with the fuel crisis has had hospitals the most guns as largest hospital l shape. it needs up to $10000.00 leases a fuel per day and was forced to suspend service is due to the lack of fuel and telecommunication companies are expected to run out of fuel on thursday. leaving to major serious network breakdowns for the united nations have documented terry and affairs math. and griffith says the agency is ready to handle the challenging task at hand. as soon as the roof of border crossing reopens our role,

our pledge message is we are right. the sitting in front of those people on the borders of gaza in rough uh, ready to go out there right scale. if we get the means to do so, we have times how to do this. we have times which do not include having people moved into so called sites phones. we have times to try to reach people where they are. it is a standard way of operation. a rising number of prominence that goes around the world side. i had been sex bullied or harassed because of a all positions. so the one that you is advocacy, ron squared, palestine legal citizen, just for 2 weeks or more than 260 people reported losing their jobs. or con, spoke to the former editor in chief of a prestigious out magazine who has been sacked, but wouldn't be silenced. as the warning causes escalated to active, exclusively 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, criticising 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 velasquez, 18 year career at osborne. 6 as editor in chief was abruptly halted. often he published this a call for c spa and accountability that was signed by around 8000 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, uh, 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 making or right. you can have a voice if you, if you don't have that, then what do you have out for him? didn't immediately response to a request for comment, prominence, 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, palestine legal said in the 1st 2 weeks, the pool, it responded to more than 260 cases of people's career is 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 beat,

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 correct down level against those opposed to google more hub, i'll just 0 a still ahead on l g there that you kind of supreme court ruled was that a flagship plan for she's to next conservative governments to deport asylum seekers to were wanting to is unlawful. the

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you guys prime minister wish you to next is the government will introduce emergency legislation, which he says will contend for wanda is a safe country. then south to britain, supreme court ruled the controversial government plan to the port asylum seekers to the east african country. is unlawful, 5 justices that they would be at risk of ill treatment and could be sent back to their home countries once they arrived. and for one day it will ensure that people cannot further delay flights by bringing systemic challenges and out domestic costs . and still our policy being repeatedly blocked. but of course, we must be honest about the fact that even once parliament has changed a little here at home, we could still face challenges from the european court of human rights and strasberg. i told paul them in early today that i'm prepared to change all the rules and revisit those international relationships to remove the obstacles and i'll wait. so let me tell everybody now. i will not allow

a foreign court to block these flights. the army and molly says it is now in control of the northern town of could all, after nearly a decade, get out as a stronghold of separate has groups dominated by the terrific people, the military seas pallet, and molly, and a coo and 2020 innocence trying to secure a control of the entire country of attending now to out special coverage of the war on gals of palestinian refugees and living on site that worried about their relatives trapped and gone. so many sides, i've been unable to speak to their loved ones since, as well, account telephone networks and all the reports from but we refugee camp in northern living on families come together, sharing the same predicament. some palestinian refugees in lebanon have loved ones trapped in garza. what is the mother who says she hasn't slipped since as well as campaign of bombardment started more than

a month ago. for son. how much of a sweater has been watching the scenes of hor, helpless as he waits for any news about his sibling. any i shouldn't meeting the living in hell. there's no food, no water before israel bum. the bakeries. they used to wait for hours for love with bright drinking salt water. also look for a communication has been a problem, landline mobile and internet services. more often than not, don't work. at times, mohammad isn't able to speak to his sister for days. so it's a story her time and again, not just here in this refugee camp, but among the millions, unable to stay connected with those under siege and gaza. palestinians 11 on our survivors and descendants of those who lost their homes and land. when the state of israel was created in 1948, they say the bombing of garza is israel's latest attempt to erase all their hopes for

a future palestinian states. 75 years in exile. 75 years of being stainless palestinians have made their voices heard. but they say those who are able to stop what they are calling a genocide in gaza are not listening. beckers, a sister, daughter, and grandchildren have to move many times because of the bombardment they are now at the rough border with egypt unable to leave. i'm gonna show people that the majority of them, it's being difficult trying to get them out fairly and every time i speak to them, they just say we are still alive. but i'm not believing there's nothing left to say. he says, except that the world and especially our leaders, have condemned depaula, sending people to oblivion exactly to send their address either north end up in on

. well that's it for me for this new job, but my colleague needs bach and will be here in a moment with much more of the dice and use the in size does collapse. all of this massive is really a top sirens going off warning citizens that are heading this way from even the hospitals are not yet protected from the. ready homeless several 100 people and the numbers are growing all the time. so the victims of the attack a lot to the hospital in gaza. 5 is west and congress provide a 100000000000 and security funding for 6 meetings. still no resolution still no unified a,

a me in the us citizen are risking their lives to see coaching film the ongoing, the persecution fair people. 101 east reveals the never before seen footage on origin is started out as a normal day. but as is often the case in the occupied west, back it turn it up loud, do you want to do thoughts? and so we were happy, it was a good day. then our car broke down. we got out to see what was wrong. the soldiers thought we were going to throw stones. they started shooting at us, i have took 3, put it in his right arm, the abdomen, and his left foot just a few months ago. a man and his brother where the, where did team doing and now you rate that currently more than a $180.00 minus has in these very details many for as little as throwing stones at soldiers listing it to them or potentially have put it. so this is the mentality by which these are, you know, sense of 310. so you mentioned that maybe every premies are taken to prison inside

israel. parents need to apply for a visitation for me through the red cross. and that could take up to 3 months. in the meantime, the minor is cut off from the world. the the hello on the bulk of this is the news life from dough. how coming up in the next 60 minutes medical work is the race of transport, patients out of harm's way as us really forces. right? cause is largest hospital, finds those guns long enough to give the people of guns a breather from the terrible,