to join us and let's discover a better world expo 2023. the ha ha . the flow on the bulk of this is the news life. and so coming up in the next 60 minutes, the director of gauze is now ship a hospital, tiles out just give us some newborns of all the patients and intensive cap of now

dice. israel steps of this as strikes across gauze and targeting schools and houses holding $12000.00 palestinians have now been killed since the south of the complex israel says it's allowing 2 trucks to fuel a day against the territory. but 8 agencies say that's nowhere near enough. cases of i q for the sewage system breaks down, and people are forced to seek a world health organization wants of spreading disease, add infections to, to the lack of fuel to run essential service. the welcome to the program is 1900 g m t. that's 9 pm in the gaza strip from the head of gods as largest hospital. this said nibbling babies have died because there's simply no way to power the incubator as they need for critical cap. israel's relentless bombardment and resulting lack of fuel and supplies means the total

collapse of the health care system for the entire cause. this trip talk to saying, i'll ship a hospital and now saying that will patients in the intensive care unit be left to dine? the director of, i'll ship a hospital mohammed booth. so mia describe the dire situation in the facility virginia we are carrying surgical. i'll put a sense without and is i think even without even offices and we are doing the full being surgical operations when we leased uh, medical supplies and medicare is always at hand. we uh, on some occasions we are forced to leave patients to die because we are headless. we cannot perform any surgical operation onto them. and the least we can do is to give them some pain kiddos into vain as they get out of it. so let those victims die and peace. i know we are headed place. we are doing all the

weekend, but we ran out of fuel, out of medical supplies and even out the boat and water now. and then the lumina fluid. so you have 3, but you're a new born babies are on a model, many of them to a side, so we lost them are on a and many of the payments your new born babies in the incubator, especially we ran out of oxygen on that. yeah. those are new born babies. that's why a certain attention, hardly any very specific 10 birds or oxygen supply and even certain medical supplies that we run out of. now those 3 matured and new born babies are and i would definitely address it because i'm a bunch of aid has more now on the days developments. well no,

we're being killed. she says, there's this advice. don't even have water, right? so we're rubbing number of wounded and causes now out of service, indonesian hospital being seriously wounded. here is a desktop, even the vinegar they used to clean wounds, has run out for weeks. they've appealed to the world. but the only thing incoming is more is really, but also unpublished. she says she has a severe head injury. we were hit by miss of some of my children were killed us, the survivors that critical communication. the details us comes a guns of law just i'll shoot a hospital after is really forces rate on wednesday and they lost the appeal meant, except the balloons are getting infected. there's little food and water and the is really ministry. siege means no one can go interrupt. newbert and how many babies are still alive since oxygen and electricity are fonts running out across the entire neighborhoods are being wiped out more strikes overnight on the

density pac definitely you can select and you have another block of the 2 of this building and give the people this deep, this is what, nothing. yeah. who does, but i'd like to say the students in yeah. we would let students are. there's no more fuel for rescue team. the roads have destroyed and many rescue as opposed to being killed. the whole civil defense operations will cease. we cannot carry out the search and rescue without few. it will be nothing but a horrifying catastrophe. i appeal to the whole world international organizations to put pressure for the delivery of fuel and basic resources. those were lucky enough to reach the southern border with egypt. astronomers as well for the suffering from severe injuries and burns this time did the month thousands who need urgent medical help. one moment the all home was shelled by it's randy will claim my fault. the mother and all my brothers and sisters were killed. even my uncles and cousins were killed in the striking. i am the only one who

survived or i have been waiting in the ambulance for hours. we do not know when the rustle gate will open. no very safe and gauze and there is no place to go to where on earth or the arab leaders where the muslims do any of you accept this to happen to your own child? where is the humanity is rarely snipers are targeting young children. is this child the militant are blood is not only on the hands of these really, but also, and those are leaders standing and watching in silence. a few pieces of steel left to where bread is all that's available at the end of each in hospital. it's already being called one of the goals 1st man, meet humanitarian disasters, but the sounds coming out of gods are very different depending on which side of the bombing posts on social media and the disadvantages. walton does. it

means relentless. something of your job each other there. oh, okay, let's bring it in hunting like made a joins as live now from con eunice inside the gaza strip and honey, i'm leaving intensive care of patients to die. sounds like an impossible decision for the doctors without sure. if a hospital to make tell us more about what does lead to this critical point is we'll say the 1st week of the, of this on slot, ongoing and slots on palestinians in the gaza strip of hospitals. i have been in, in very critical conditions to the point where dates were many of the hospitals in gauze. and then if i have to be out of service including a due to lack of fuels, hospitals in the southern part is starting to cut down on the surface. but the situations where a ship a hospital then didn't,

didn't agent hospital where most patients in the intensive care unit youtube ongoing power outage and lack of a fuel have died. and that's a statement coming in from the director of a she fall hospital. but what, what's really tragic and frustrating, at the same time kind of came in from the orthopedics department, had to explain how the, where they conducting a surgeries without. and these are to some of the, those who needed to be amputated due to a severe injuries in their lives. and that happened without the, the availability of, of that have been stages just to conduct the proper there's, there's an old happens on the ground floor of the surgery room where more than one surgeries happening, but lack of medical supplies and, and the, the, the ongoing difficulty of, of delivering a medical aids in human,

it's very new to hospitals and not only pushed hospitals to the brink of collapse. it actually push the majority of hospitals, including as, as allies of children, hospitality in gaza, cities completely out of service. and now we are seeing in gaza and the northern parts hospitals as standing facilities are evacuation centers. but after this, you boss, but it was a storm, it literally turned into a graveyard as doctors have to make hard decision about removing those did bodies. those already died an intensive care unit, then those will work in they are being shot by these really in a massive group inside the hospital. it's very tragic to seats hospital is turning into a graveyard a rather than a place of healing game. they play sports for health care, right? those seeds of unimaginable suffering. the heavy, i understand also that a mazda is between the hours because i'm brigades of issues. so i'm kind of statement saying that captives held in gaus. uh,

we're not allowed to be in hospitals, but transferred elsewhere. what else have they been saying? well, the statement came out as the weight of the refuting the uh, the is really claim on. busy the banking, this is really claims that was based on their intelligence and they are all eyes the american intelligent that the a ship a hospital was the place. busy it was a command center for her mouse and a place to conduct its operations. but in fact, after it's almost 24 hours of of, of, of reading the hospital and searching it. they will buy. busy in cardboard, declare a door, and there was really no evidence whatsoever to support those plans. so the statement now is very consistent with the outcome of these really a rate that they basically have no substantial evidence that there were captives inside the hospital. what a,

how much did and it due to relentless error strikes and heavy bombardment. those gap is, were part of the collateral ms doers seriously injured. then at some point do work . they have to be taken care of and being treated properly. so they were taken to medical centers across the gaza city for better medical treatment intervention, but they were not in the hospital as a the is really a military claim that they were inside the hospitals to the point to where it's 100 percent. sure. as the mother lives the entire rolled attention to a civil hospital only to find no evidence or really been evidence of the right many thinks about honey honey. my moods and con eunice and southern guns. so let's go to decide who to joins as now from occupied east jerusalem and a 100. despite the men society presents in gaza. wearing more rockets of being fired into israel. the right need

of another barrage of rockets fired from the gaza strip toward tel aviv and its surrounding suburbs. you're talking about full on the tm to the south of the showing, let's see on among others. these really military says that the iron don't missile defense system intercepted a number of those rockets. but there was one that fell into an open area. now the iron don't missile defense system and interception procedures say that if a rocket is going toward an open area, they will let it fall there. at this time, authorities are saying that there are no reports of injuries, but that could change as they continue to scan the area. it is also also worth mentioning that on day $42.00 of this war in the gaza strip, they're still firing rockets towards the central and northern areas in israel. additionally, this is the 1st garage of rockets we have seen and go towards those major cities. since tuesday, all right, how do you stay with us?

we'll come back to you shortly because i want a ton of view is about what's being happening when it comes to the access. so essential items into the gaza strip. israel says it will now allow to fuel trucks to enter gaza per day for the united nations needs with you and says, it isn't nearly anywhere near enough to fulfill the needs in gaza as a whole. it amount suggests 6 percent of what used to fly into the strip daily as prize of the war. because it needs about a 160000 leases of fuel every day for humanitarian purposes. could be anything you want them to come. are they going with the name and the war cabinet degrade to a special request by the united states to supply to tank is per day for the waste water treatment facilities in the gaza strip, which are facing collapse due to the lack of electricity and the lack of the ability to operate the sewage and water systems operated by en route. this fuel is meant for the treatment of sewage to avoid the spread of diseases. we fear for our soldiers upright the inside gaza. that's why we do not wish to see an outbreak. any

outbreak will undermine our war operations. we cannot continue funding in the event of a humanitarian crisis or an international outcry or a bike to some of the honda solve it to new bodies in both parties to resubmit. and i'm just so as well as we just had the allowing to more fuel trucks into gaza clearly, no, it never enough. but even now there's got some re reactions from right wing cabinet members. is that right? that's right. be considering this is a shift in is rarely policy and how they have been conducting themselves in this war. it's not surprising that right wing members from the government and it's coalition are speaking out. we've been hearing 1st from the countries finance minister bit said smote rich, who said, quote, allowing fuel into gaza is a grave mistake. and against the cabinets decision,

it reflects weak this. it's giving oxygen to the enemy. and it allows seen water to sit in an air condition bunker comfortably locks the news and continue to manipulate these really society and the families of the hostages. but he's not the only a politician we've been hearing from additionally national security minister. it's a mar, ben beer, who is a known ultra nationalist, are releasing a statement saying, quote, once again, policy decisions are approved in the war cabinet. something that we've israel to a wrong conception. as long as our of the keys don't even get a visit by the red cross. there is no sense to give the enemy humanitarian gifts. it's a finger in the eye for these really military soldiers, the bereaved families and the families of the missing and the abducted. now of far right bleed or bits of smoke rich even sending

a letter to his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to ask him to change the make up of the country's war cabinet. because he feels that the decisions being made or not a reflection of the is really government as a whole. but the is really government now allowing this fuel making that policy shift in the way they're prosecuting this war at the request of these really military, the internal security service position. but, and the united states new. yeah. so internal tensions ever getting just the very basics into the gaza strip. i'm the solid and occupied east jerusalem. many thanks . we up doing as well here. and that's how a briefing, only humanitarian situation in gaza is the amount of time. and a fast chief says, a continuous, unimpeded flow of 8 and fuel in the gaza is urgently needed. loss increased also says the amount of time in low is being violated with hundreds of thousands of products thing and still in the north. that's where the west vines, of course, has taken place,

is without doubt. is your military and crisis by any measure. we have so many, so many measures. in this i agree. well, the house is intolerable and cannot continue. in many respects, international humanitarian law appears to have been turned on. its head stopped the function to allow civilians to move safely, do it for an indefinite period to facilitation unimpeded to monitor and response gifts to people who goes a breather from the terrible things that have been put on the on these last few weeks. that's pregnant christmas and they may use in the un headquarters in new york and christian, we had that kind of passion play from united nations. what else did griffith have

to say? or what we heard from group is and a wide range of speakers that speak speakers about the sense of urgency in the gaza strip with food and clean water running out fuel. not enough of it to deliver aid or run water treatment plants, sewage treatment plants, and hospitals where a medical system is on the verge of collapsing. griffith was one of 9 un agency heads who updated the count. so the member states at the united nations. this is a meeting for all member states at the you, when it was called by the era group in the organization of islamic cooperation here at the united nations just so everyone could be on the same page of what the reality on the ground is in guys not only for gaza civilians but also for the $240.00 or so captives that are still being held. there was

a big call for peace and cease fire to allow more aid to get in. but we also heard that the bombs aren't the only threat to the civilians there. and the only challenge for the medical system we heard back from the head of the w h o doctor toddress or kristen. many sites we update that christians for the me and the you and a new the united states president joe biden spoke with the may of cutoff shape coming. been how many outs honie the 2 leaders discuss the urgent need to free the hostages, held by him us and other policy in groups. let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could they, who joins us from washington, d. c. and kimberly, what more do we know about what was discussed in this coal between present biden

and the mirror of counsel? and there's very little provided in the readout that was given to us by the white house. as you mentioned, the call between the 2 leaders. one of many systems conflict began discuss the need for the hostages to be released, the captives as they are referred to without delay. we should also point out that the 2 leaders discuss the importance of increasing humanitarian aid, something that presidential 5 and has been assist. it has been falling short on a daily basis. also, there is an agreement between the 2 leaders that the amount of fuel that has been allowed in that as we have been discussing here in algebra, the amount that is really is now allowing in a very minimal and that amount is falling far short of what the united nations believe is necessary that it is at a critical point to add that there is

a need for much more in order for just the basic needs of the palestinian population to be met. the 2 leaders also says that they would remain in touch and we should point out that there have been regular calls between the mayor of cuts are and the us president as this conflict has been ongoing. and the reason for that is that the mirror has been an important us ally since the war israel launched on how this has been taking place. and the reason is, is because the united states and this will have no direct line of communication with him us. and as a result, there has been this effort of, of cuts are to be the sort of coordination effort in coordinating point in trying to get the cactus fried. and so that has been one of the big facilitators of that. and so uh to that, and what we know is this call is coming up. the keels of a number of major visits between the secretary stage a u, as in boy, a brad mccork and even the national security advisor jake sullivan was the 2

leaders have decided, is that they will remain in touch and that they will do so through their teams can't believe anything, so that can be how could the, the white house of the use of foreign policy chief ass cold on israel to keep its obligations on the international humanitarian. lo speaking and romano that was at burrell, says the conditions and causes of dire situation. is critical for the front to be able to work in the hospitals with a collapse. so the health systems and the great lack of medicines and medical supplies that these royal needs to respect and dimensions. on many sadie on the principle of chalet on a vice these messages yester, they face to face very clear terms that he's ready or thought it is with which i met hara dustin, just to find the best for the injury as well as the ones who ask them

not to be driven made rage door range from us in guys is the outcome of a collective political, a model, failure of the international community. no, to force displacement or other cdn in and from gosh, no for the display new, but a stadium. people have to guys know to, to go to go change know, does the patient by use ro oh, i say have it for them. i think i know the situation know guys from the other streaming industry is they're looking for because it has to be even better as part of the solution for the whole of the stadium problem. the 1st yes is

a return of the invest for the 2nd just as we need is a stronger involvement of the ada countries. and the 3rd one, you said great environmental b as in particularly when the political process in building the police, the interstate well palestinian prime minister mohammed spy who hosted the you foreign policy chief, reminded him of what is happening in gauze. and it's i believe that you did not have the chance to see guys sbc that you didn't see the 53000 injured by the spin youngs. and that was a 1000 by the seen young can. $5241.00 of them out of children. i need to see that you're not able to see the 251000 housing

units destroyed, which around 6000 are completely destroyed for us by the seen young's 3 you've north of goes into the south with the south becoming like a consultation. come, i believe that you haven't seen what our lives thought thought empty elliptic wires, that autumn of plan submitting any electricity. and gus the is in for darkness. and that veins without blocked because people have already bleed it or not. and big bodies and the ones most of them to $1506.00, the missing names who might be under that up. it's okay. let's look into this a bit closer with the last guy who's an academic and specialist on gaza and the palestinian israeli conflict. he joins us live from dublin,

an island to welcome to you and the farm policy chief. as we've been hearing as announced the use for he knows from 3, yes is the framework. or if we can talk about the nose to start off with, because it cannot be leveled no real compassion, no force displacement always seeing in any way, not being the direction of travel sofa. and well, i mean to say if we look at what has been happening on the ground at these very to policy, we see the opposite, which is, is where it is now been almost a full occupation of god's law for most of the southern part of gauze it will be occupied soon, according to this lady who needs readers. secondly, for displacement of the palestinians as one who has found out already. and a displaced of more than a 1000000 published in youngstown and order goes on to the south of gaza without

within access to electricity to food and to basic medical supplies and then on in terms of the in terms of looking into the future. and in terms of security, what we are seeing really, he's been doing nothing the holidays. right. and either saying clearly in recent days that they want to keep the secure to come to gather, they want to, to keep the control and they are not going to change the situation. and so that's what is, what is that was so that when you look at it in terms of security control, in terms of occupation, in terms of forces, placement, all of the, uh, has been happening from the, you know, a lot of this has been happening and all of that we're seeing is on the ground and got it so, so let me get this straight. so regarding those 3 knows all of those have already be massively violated. well, in that case,

let's talk about the 3. yes. is the policy you know far as he must return to goals and meeting one single pane, or several? it's times must be defined by the un security council. and thirdly, arab countries. i'm the you must be involved in the construction of a policy to the instate, presumably rather than simply outsourcing it to the united states, to the suggestions address some of the failings today to establishing a 2 state solution. i mean, it's very clear that the, that the 2 state solution hasn't been a possibility for many decades now. and then some of the of the position is reflecting back because 4 years a u has been talking about political progress and easily to tell us thing. and conflict, but it hasn't confronted concrete or policy action to make this possible. for example, this continues to trade with this for him. and for that it continues to support

as well as the international level, as continues to how would you mind taking the economics relations with. ringback as well. so then the use that reflected and get a, you know, this for that again failure on their side. secondly, there, there's a green collaborative division within the countries around the future of the 1st thing an issue. there are countries such as, for example, hungry and germany who are in full support of these latest policy in terms of it's a tax on gaza in terms of fits for getting this guys off of the counselors like strands . for example, they've changed their position and now they're talking about a ceasefire. them in terms of the a better turn of the front of sending a whole lot of the, the you have the leader has been talking about that. i mean, they, we have to put that into complex, which is the,

is where the government hasn't been willing to talk about the return of the policy and you know what the thing together. so we're seeing really kind of a disconnection between what the international and you'll be and, and you'll be leaders are saying what are you are doing on the ground, right? so it's up around, it says the e u and arab states must play a key role in any future decision making. how do you think is a risk rail will respond to that? having previously relied solely on the opinions coming out of the white house. and i think one thing is very clear, which is as well as not interested in the better turn of the palestinian authority to the godless threat. not because in offensive, but it's again, it's the 1st thing in a heartbeat. i think i think the main reason behind that is because the return of the person you know, for the means the return of the political process, the return of the diplomatic process with the 1st thing is on the journey right

wing government and benjamin the on. so are not interested in the, they're not interested in policy and political rights. they're not interested in political discussions about the type of dependence thing an issue. and therefore, they say that they have been consistent in saying we will start again instead of trying to find a city in a whole lot the to gather all of that, of course, bags the question, well then gee, make even a political stock. yes. a, alaska, if i don't know if a lot of thanks to you for joining us on the news. thank you. all right, still ahead here. now just here i'm, we're here from the survivor of industry the funding attack, which so miss, i'll come to the roof of his phone, the, the, the

color we got some really nice the weather making his way across here at the moment . this folder cloud here that swept across fonts close by, the flooding it to some northern and central parts of the country. now, making just way to, we'll see you at both ends and beyond. this every flight pressure has been named by the french army for the cool department that says the storm for the rico, and it will continue to drive its way further. south with denise was running into ducky i. at least a sort of mediterranean has some nasty weather coming in here last year and all 5 of tools and all the way it was a very organized band of proud and rain coming through, hit the pair we apply pressure which will bring further spells of wet weather across the british owls as we go through fast. i know there was the front of lake countries pushing across into jeremy to cope policy. dr. what's a good pothole scandinavia? is that really wet weather that nasty weather sweeping across the balkans? pulling the temperatures right down the single fingers, the full bel, great, big dropping temperature is coming for you here. and i am caressing some really

heavy right. much of ducky, i think some lobby storms through fast. i go on into sunday. it doesn't get to me back to 86 celsius that for incorrect since neither to northern positive took, you know, to some really wet weather coming in the course at east and started the met. it's ready and running right away. the gaza, the with the game and going so raging and drawing all the attention, the full civil displacement of palestinians in the occupied westbank escalates. settlers retain late, burned down all of drives or attacks palestinians in the west bank. so these are the 10 to blind. i will, they help out using intimidation and bonham's. we are ready to choose population protected by no one deal to fight westbank the other from the palestinian experience. or israel is still refusing to allow the international journals into

jobs to cover the carnage. they're all that they can report on 1st hand is the is really saw power sending and reporters risking everything to get the story you 15 members killed and, and asked dr. sharon, what's happening on that we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is the listening post the the welcome back to without a 0 as a reminder of our top stories this out, the director of cause as i was ship a hospital says gable babies on dying because there's no power to run the

incubators, mohammad i boost on the also says old patients and intensive care of now died. a string of new is for 80, strikes of taking place across cause a hitting rough on eunice. and i'll follow school strips largest refugee camp jamalia as also being told is it again, you know, and that's how the briefing on the humanitarian situation in gaza. this amount of fear in a fast tooth mountain. griffith says that continuous unimpeded flow of fade of fuel into casa, is urgently needed, or describes the current situation as to how the world health organization says i need tens of goes as hospitals off still operating. the head of the agency also says disease and infections of spreading due to the lack of power to run sewage systems and gaza among displaced populations in all the crowded shelters. we are seeing increasing numbers of respiratory and the skin infections. cases of i q

for the data of the sewage system breaks down and people are forced to designate a meal and increasing monday attrition. i could go on and on that i know awards to describe the order. so what's running aside from canada in spanish? pedro overall, a good. he is the us special reputable, or water and sanitation to look at this issue and much more detail will welcome to you 1st see, can you explain to us what every hour the pos is without clean water and sanitation and go as a means to its besieged population well and the presence of people has no clean water for drinking. so they have a short quantity, a small country, choose the siding, nice uncontaminated world. so that means a lot of people are different children we can expect, and i'm sure that the,

there are show some of that or is an oil diseases the kind of that is putting in how the house and a lot of, uh, some of the people i i used to say the press and the we can have a move change a little before these 5 and boom, and often not having the drinking water. the more the, the feasibility and all the people, the cues above the box. you know, because of, uh, uh, there's a good patient and diabetes and all the diseases and leads to the lack of drinking water. because i'm familiar with this as being dumb cautiously, deliberately to achieve some kind of military objective as the un special wrap,

a tour of water and sanitation. what does this mean to you? a well we got a raising not just mean not just the doing the water and sanitation but not very large number of the human experience we have raised days ago about the risk of genocide in gaza off for any immediate is just for the one we i'm profoundly concerned about the simple shopping governments and for each read strategies while far against and the destination. uh, the failure of the international system to prevent any side is a kind of genocide leads to, uh, new, uh, why. so the lar, under techniques roughly the same objectives, right? i'm not asking you for a legal rolling on whether or not what we are seeing is uh,

in the genocide. but what i am asking is whether it acts like this would be regarded as evidence of crimes against humanity you seem to have already hinted as it and that a future trial, of course, because on the article 7 of the rooms statute, it list extermination does the deliberate deprivation of water fall into the category of extermination, and you'll be, i love the you, tennessee, you can reach the optical 7 of the roll. mr. coach, english. she will, you can reach us at cutting off of the civilians from basic supplies such as food made scene of drinking, lots of that is essential for the life daily life of the people, the 2nd frame against humanity under the classification of the crime of extremely nation disadvantage you uh to yeah, it is not just 2 of them,

but these are the dimensions age of change and is not the guys to another ami isn't gas, but there's actually right. so there's probably like extra money to you on the other to the, the plastic ation of extermination. and that kind of caution. this kind of coughing, water, and sanitation supplies to millions of people ever be explained away as an act of self defense as well as that that doesn't make sense. uh, the good right. to set the defense done just fine to try and say guys too many d or even discriminated bone b a. i used to say look in one miles more than 11000 people. she lynch lay sounds are still on the

rubber most probably ditch 11 miles. you want as a reference to the print, after almost 2 years of war, $7000.00 tv and shipping to got some really dollar in one month. and more than 27 cells, any jewelers, etc, etc. 41 percent of, of, of, of the people are children. 25 percent. the woman one more than 100 of you and stuff. the 100 to 200 doctors never so you learn how the more than 100 the stuff for you and stuff for keeley in the, in the war before. so the main issue that is a studio, the 55, the u. n. shelter also to those codes listed she is in charge were on our

board. so you see the image is, is not, is not acceptable. that's been really, really important for us to have. you will clear views on this issue. petra row a good of us, special reputable. what's that and sanitation many thanks for joining us. thank you very much. i as well, it's ready for us as a continued to hit residential areas in gaza. the no sort of refugee camp was one of the latest to be attacked, which is 0, spoke to one of the survivors. and how you oh i'm, how about them? come a thought on uh because we survived by a miracle to hold house was damaged except this room where we were sitting together . it's a miracle. the messiah penetrated from the roof down to the ground. the myriad closely survived with this mess of damage. this 4 story building is no longer fit for living. and if he is really to have violated, not only the international laws,

but also the war related univer conventions from a home. it's a ronnie, works in the emergency room of the alex and motus hospital and gaus. he describes the conditions that people are being treated to him because of a lack of fuel and medication it, but that's and then it kind of highlights most of the cases reaching the hospitals daily are children and women in addition to dozens of bodies arriving at the hospital every day. also we receive dozens of children, bodies, and so many pieces and dozens of other into children who come with missing limbs suffering from severe bruises and internal organ damage. because there's a significant increase in child injuries at a higher rate than in the previous days of is really aggression on a daily basis, losing their childhood and lives. there's also a significant increase in the displacement of refugees from northern causes to southern areas because they are called safe areas, but is really occupational army putting great pressure on the hospital here. the

children coming to the hospitals cannot receive excellent care because we suffer from a shortage of medical resources, supplies, and necessary medical equipment. some cases in the emergency departments are treated while lying on the floor or when a simple close color, cuz blankets had to come earlier in the hospital. medications are also missing in the surgical operation was performed in a child lying on a piece of cardboard and articles to be like a mattress or a sheet to put on their handle. all these issues are leading to a minute tearing disaster and gaza. and this catastrophe must be stopped. dozens of injuries reach us every day, increasing every hour. but there aren't enough places capable of accommodating the number of people coming to the hospital with severe injuries. even after surgeries, dr. spend a long time finding a place to transfer them outside the operating room. there were rooms that once committed for patients. now 7 to 8 patients are placed in them,

lined up side by side and head to head. the shortage of medical equipment has also led to wound infections for several patients. and as a result, they were transferred to the operating rooms in the some had to have their feet emptied because of a shortage of recruitment supplies, and lack of necessary medical tools into operating rooms. and in some cases, all tools are being used. oppressions are performed cogently and quickly make use of time to treat other emergency cases facing immune and that's the beginning of the aggression who receive my new injuries. now most injuries are so we're, these include burns on children affecting their entire bodies, are altering the child's features, rubbing them of hope and passion for life to demo our messages that we need, the necessary medical supplies and medications to serve our people. i'm again, sorry, the forces of kyra that major rates across the occupied westbank can at least 3 palestinians, thousands of men,

a few vehicles were confronted by policy and fighters. and janine 203 policy needs have been killed and this really rates and the occupied westbank since october, the 7th, a lesbian, violence and hyper on to the occupied westbank footage, released by local news agency, shows this ready for his opening fire and obstructing ambulances. from reaching the sites of the shooting, the families of its way become sales on thousands of others. continue the march towards west jerusalem in an effort to pressure the government to secure their release. the procession less tel aviv 3 days ago. the cooling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu to make concessions to secure the freedom of their loved ones. when of last took hundreds captive chewing it's a sold on southern israel on october, the 7th full captives. i've been released sofa 7 of my family member located in that thing, garza, my, my, the, my sister, my sister, the hosp, and then the 2 for then while the hays and we lived in garza,

my aunt and cousin was how can you put a price on it, i guess we need them back now. and the price more protests are being held across the middle east in support of palestinians. thousands of demonstrations gathered in jordan's capital, a mom to close for a cease fire and gaza analyses rouse attacks on civilians. 11 on crowds also gather to show solidarity with palestinians for assistance. denalis as well as occupation of palestine. i'm go on, goes there. and process were held in several cities in yemen, demonstrate has condemned. his rouse continued as strikes on gauze. a protest is in the united states block san francisco bay bridge, drawing morning rush hour to demand, to cease fire and gaza. about $250.00 protests is use that costs to stop traffic for more than 4 hours. the demonstration was held. those present joe biden,

hosting well, leaders for the apex summit. this san francisco civil society, groups of south korea being rallying for the place of palestinians. the demonstrations place, hundreds of shoes on the streets of the capital sold to pay tribute to the palestinians who being killed. the grape also called for an immediate cease fire. the still ahead, he went out to 0 miles military on the defensive and the lines of ethnic groups continue to make territorial games. the the,

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the, to the world news now that you credit administrator has conducted the series of successful operations on the eastern bank of the deep river in the hustle region. the army says it secured a strong attack position as his counter offensive against russia's ministry continues. rober bribes following developments from the capital t if a more reports of fighting, continuing and possibly intensify on the left or east bank of the the need pro river a way of ukrainian force. they do seem to have a stablished over the past few weeks, a breach had adult possibly advancing further. the russians have missing just a couple of days ago for the 1st time that the ukrainians have effectively established the presence on what is technically the side of the river. but russian military bloggers are claiming that further attempts it advances by the gradients.

they say have been repelled, everybody's to be seen how significant this is, whether this is a further cancer offensive attempt by the ukrainians and questions were made about whether they can get on the due dates across the didn't the pro river to support this. but the advantage of this part of the front line is that it is far less well defended by the russians than other parts of the front line. for example, around a sufferer ratio where defense is off for the past, where the main count for offensive by the gradients has been taking place but has been running into a very severe difficulties a foot more immediately. it does seem as though the premiums are trying to push back russian forces and the rush or not hillary, from the didn't the pro river because they continue to show the city of have a song which was liberated a year ago. but he's continuing to come on, the russian shelling with the latest reports saying that's a number of bull. a civilians have been killed and injured in the has own region run, mcbride, i'll just say era key. now most military has suffered

a series of defeats in recent weeks, but there regarding concerns of the success of the ethnic groups fighting the um, it could destabilize the country to any changes more. i saw a fight outside local university in eastern me and most places from the community nationalities defense was advancing on the 6th infantry battalion surrender. and we would hook you shouts the can. the come on to slowly and very cautiously. the soldiers inside image despondent, detected and defeated. this is just the latest in a string of defeat. so me a most military in the past month, giving hope to the government the next so that the tide is turning. the ministry can be defeated, and that'd be the situation like the well, many people thought. so these, this all operations, recent operations across the country, shows that ministry is collection. and the method can be defeated. and then we have

to and what ends up military dictatorship together, defensive started in shan state when several groups came together under the name of the brotherhood the mines. to launch an offensive against government troops that in turn triggered other attacks across the country. since the 27th of october, different ethnic groups have made substantial gains in shan state kitchen. so gun chin roof kind, mom kaya and kaya in states. the area under complete military control has shrunk considerably. even in areas where it maintains dominance, the strain is showing fuels shortages are forcing drive this to q. l is to fill the tanks in the largest city yang, gone. the supplies diverted to the troops within me and myself. without a precarious venture that could see uh that kind of

a break up. this integration fragmentation of the country like we've not seen before because the center, the ministry is losing just defined to increases. so to the number of those seeking safety. these people had said from loud guy and shan state, many concerned that after its recent losses. yeah, most military with like back with a ferocity pays no attention to civilian lights. tony chang, eleazar, and bob away has declared a state of emergency la capsule, her right, right after a color outbreak there, at least 50 people have died and there are more than 7000 suspected cases which is 0. it's hard. matessa has more from her right. the color i brags, i'm not going you to is involved with that happen every couple of years. but this one is worrying people because it seems to be spreading fast. health officials say the area most effective is a place called quads. i'm not, it's a township in hot out a many low cost housing, but like many other places, it also has an issue with getting

a regular piped cleaning or to from the council. so people have to improvise some of the dig wells, others use community for house, and so i'm go and pitch water from nearby streams. was it enough to boil before drinking? i thought you said trying to contain the latest outbreak them. they visited some of the affected areas, they say that going to the goals, and they say they want to bad street vendors from selling food. but that could be a challenge. the bobby has a higher unemployment rate. a lot of people make ends meet selling stuff on the 3 so bad and people from doing that could be difficult for the government council. and the government said that they don't have the funds to upgrade aging infrastructure. so, so, and what the systems often dilapidated in joseph come in to try and help the governments contain this latest outbreak. hardwood tasa out there, cut out a. okay, let's take you back to the wall. gaza now and israel is killed more than 5000 children in gauze and in just over 5 weeks kinda

a little bit further. yeah. and how's the story of one of those children. 2 life will never be the same for us and it's about. 2 5 years old, he lost his legs and then is really into strike. 2 overwhelmed him with limited medical supplies, doctors are causes unlocks the hospital, managed to save his life. from a 1000 mile with the energy procedure was done to repair his amputated limbs and compensate for his blood loss. medical teams face significant shortages anesthesia is in short supply, and some operations are performed without it. before his operation, osmond was already facing yet another tragedy. his mother and for other work kills and, and attacks and guns as ne, 15 other family members also died. the air strikes to ask man and to a neighbor's house, he and his uncle survived, but later they were caught in another strike. it was under the general when we were slipping and moving through the south. we documented was injured by is brittany

shelling and last is league. i hope he will get post basic so he can have a life like other children then go back to school. hopefully once the williams. this is what office neighborhood now looks like. debris and rubble cover what was once called home. he's among more than $20000.00 children who've been injured since october, the 7th. back and hospital hoffman is awake and recovery is uncle says the boy doesn't yet know he's lost his limbs for his parents. he's asked me a number of times he wants to get out of bed and walk. i tell him we should wait until his legs feel be so after he takes his medicine, he doesn't feel like he's lost his legs. we'll have to try very hard to make him understand this, as well as the most of his parents. like many, his age,

approximate will bear physical and emotional scars for years to come. too young to understand war. he's now part of the generation that's being forced to endure capielo facility in elgin 0. okay, or up to date. that's it for me. the ball code for this news. uh, but i'll be back in a moment. we'd much more of the diocese. thank you very much for watching the the of the of, of the really how, what is the annual

cost oh, i use the, the when i, when, when they're leaving and any of them actually found the problem not a lot more to me. what's he any i think was a little thoughts, providing ons,

but the patient doesn't have time to wait for extremely unfortunately. there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less likely to see you today is or is it just a different full? i think the democracy in the process facing realities. do you feel that the fraction is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on talk to how does era the, the, the direct to all causes ship a husband on tells out to 0 some newborns on all the patients and intensive kind of now died the on the bulk of this is just

a live from toe. so coming up israel steps off. it's strikes across gauze and targeting residential areas. over $12000.00 palestinians have now been killed since the stats of the comp time. israel says it's allowing 2 trucks of fuel