a rigorous debate, we are the kinds of mice that goes to the being to get it out by both sides. clinton, yahoo is to go and there is collateral damage. there's collateral damage. that's more reality is leading to what we're seeing now. the grounds are sufficient upfront on how to 0, the, [000:00:00;00] the color on the bulk of this, of the news life. and so coming up in the next 60 minutes, bottles rage across guns as a mass on israel indicate a true steel may be clips. it's very strikes target more refugee comes in gaza at least 30 palestinians are killed in the attacks. and the outrage loose trumpeters.

these 8 people including journalists, are killed in southern levitt on in cost for the shelling. finally, straight administrator points for the rates and the occupied westbank times, and jessica novelist, jeanine, and best to target the welcome to the program israel and her last saw indicating a deal is close to release to releasing some concepts in gaza. but 2300000 palestinians are still trapped inside the gaza strip. on the cost of attack strikes of leveled homes in the alba range, refugee can come coming at least $10.00 people. the camp is south of what you guys are. an area originally labeled by israel is a so called safe zone. at least ready on a says it since the cool, the city of jabante and that's in the north of the strip. the post on red crescent society says, for doctors were killed when i was a hospital, was targeted as baffles rage on is ro how i'm us casa, i'm the us say,

a deal is close on the release of some astray, the captives during a temporary truce. the start of the government is expected to meet this silence a vote on a deal. i'm us says the bull is now and is arouse quotes. so let me know that yesterday we have submitted a lot of response to the to the last, a proposal that we have received from the da tours company. and we have submitted all what a response to all what custody and egyptian brother is. i know the boys in the court of the patient was still waiting the position of dr. pension, we hold them in the way we hauled back to our very close to such are through us. all right, well we will get the over the 1000 latrice negotiations in just a moment. but 1st let's get more on israel strikes and gaza. we can now speak to honey, my moody joins as from con eunice inside of the gulf. this trip and of course honey,

the past 24 hours of seeing another up search and 5 and so huge amounts of devastation inflicted on the civilians that bring us up to speed on the situation. and goals are right now. the yes, well, a lot of people find is very ironic that there are talks about a possible ceasefire, 5 b as these fire and a release of hostage an exchange of those 5 the of the truth. while at the same time, these really military is actively destroying the center of gaza and turning it into a pile of ruins and ears. strikes continues to serve just within the past 12 hours . the sheer amount of damage caused by is really air strikes and, and time and time shows and artillery shillings along days from border off of han, eunice, and, and theater. and then more concentrated within the past a few hours in the northern parts and, and, and, and this central part of the gaza,

of the gaza strip in the northern part of residential home was targeted and, and, and destroyed completely. it's causing a great here, damage to the surrounding home. 7 people reported killed with 15 are missing under the rubble sewage of value, an area that has been targeted repeatedly, whether it's the refugee camp or the city itself. but this time, just within the past hour, a major mos in the center of nevada was targeted, destroying the vicinity of the neighborhoods, all of that nature, residential homes were targeted and destroyed. and right now, if you're getting it right behind me, there is an active movement, an ambulance to do, and do a and lace. this air is dry in new and is we don't still, we don't have all the details here as a time. humans is still leaving the hospital at right now, but there is a k is going on right in front of the,

of the emergency department. it in late hours of this after noon, an air in the hours the morning and the say right, refugee camp and the reason why because you can were targeted repeatedly. we're talking about combined number of those separate errors, right? on residential homes. about 20 people were reported skilled and 10 more of seriously injures who are in job that left the hospital in, in theaters by the, the, the, the point of, of, of talking about these fire. what, while at the same time, relentless ears, right, continue to destroy the own means of life in the gaza strip. it has become very pointless to the policy and they're not convinced until this the a complete these fire and immediate, the inspired into all of this destruction. yeah, i mean, i can understand the only when needed while people are talking about a possible choose for me seeing as an upsurge in violence,

there are concerns around the into niecy and hospital. i wonder if i bring so you can tell us about the evacuation process, the whether it's going ahead as people hope right. well, they didn't denise the indonesian hospital in the northern part of the god forbid the only remaining health facility. but unfortunately, due to constant attacks on, on the hospital within the past, a few weeks has pushed the hospital completely out of service. it hits the stay in major damaged to major parts of its facility. the x ray department, the intensive care unit, all the major entrance of the hospital and the surrounding areas of the hosp, the doctor came under, he'd be able environment. but as of now the hospital is, is still under excision. unfortunately, it has turned into a dead zone. and they are reports of, from inside the hospital that these really times are shooting at any moving object inside the hospital. and wouldn't that be,

would that be from the medical staff or from evacuated? people cannot move it from one department to another inside the hospital. and it, sadly, the a, the, the scenario, the super hospital is being replicated exactly, uh with the same manner as in the same methods at the end and agent hospital. one positive thing happened yesterday that some of the critically injured inside the hospital were evacuated from it. about a $120.00 critically injured individuals. out of the 500 horse still in the hospital, they made it all the way to another hospital, and they are being hosted with them in rough uh we, we spoke here with the, the orthopedics hidden department of nasir hosp to the who described their, their conditions as very serious and critical, they talked us about the, there are the, the 3, the still in their ones,

the one it started to dictate causing me your major health problems to people here . it's about a situation that of the introducing us boy lazy so obviously big, big questions about how soon any kind of deal will take effect. thank you, honey. my moods in connie, this was on the motion as far as the forces are closing in all the entities and hospital. hundreds of wounded palestinians are waiting to be evacuated with deaths and injuries rising by the day practical to hospital. in the car dues of gauze us in the nation hospital, there is no dignity left for the sick and the injured no safety for the from these displaced by is really a tax is really tons on snipers have deceased the hospital. those trying to leave have reportedly come on this really file. yeah, because you either send us home or send us to the graveyard. enough is enough. the mazda city was thrown on the ground. we can't even bury them. we can't go up the hospital because these ratings will kill us. it's

a catastrophe. on monday the hospitals came on to direct attack. at least 12 people were killed. the, this is the operation room. there is no power but from god the past. look here, this is a massacre. this is a child. this is another man. a lady is here. for hundreds of people inside the hospital, there is no water medicine or oxygen supplies. just few, a certain depth of the the situation is cut. that's perfect marketers everywhere. my son is on the floor with i'm to take the arm, an open stomach, and no one can help him. we live in siege. i urged the other country is that it crossed that it's curse and to come and help us. we need to leave here and go somewhere else. my son is bleeding, my son is leaving. on monday,

a 100 injured palestinians were able to leave the indonesian hospital and go to southern gaza. the was, has organization says it's planning for the recreation from 3 hospitals in the north, but where nowhere and golf safe, where every law straight of humanity has been taken away, bianca book the on to 0. right, well as the cause of staples and gaza, this is the scene intel of the family members friends of some of the captives house in gaza, protesting now for for several days cooling on the astray, the government to do more to secure the release of the friends and family. okay, well let's get more on those crucial tools to secure the release of this very, the captives held by a mouse and other kind of senior functions in gaza. we have a team of correspondence following that story for us. our white house correspondent,

given the how to the standing by the us capital, have some of our, i see it in the 1st that's got them. haven't jumped to you in who's in occupied history. so i'm, i'm, i'm, it's for the past few hours. she's, you have been giving us an outline of what may come when it comes to what miss trace may may look like. the question is, what details do you have? and secondly, will these very people sort of this so need, here's where we're at, at this hour. you've had the war cabinet. they met already. the security cabinet is actually still meeting we're told. and then once that finishes, the full government is going to be meeting and we're told that then there is going to be a vote. now it's fully expected that this deal will be approved. and let me tell you a little bit about what we've heard thus far. in the past few hours from the prime minister from benjamin netanyahu, he has not yet spoken since more. these deals have emerged the details of immersion . but earlier in the day,

he was visiting with troops in southern israel. and he had said that we are making progress. i don't think it's worth saying too much, not even at this moment, but i hope that there will be good news to everybody. but we've been hearing from in the last few hours, fully expect that this deal will be approved now as far as the parameters of the deal. here's what's being reported in these really media. it's expected that this deal we'll see around 50 women and children. a lot of the elderly women were told that have been held in god said that they would be released over the course of perhaps 4 or 5 days for half as many as 10 each day. that in exchange about a $140.00 pounds, standing and prisoners comprised of women and children and were told by his really officials, none of them having been before convicted of murder, that they would be released also over the course of 4 or 5 days. that's where

things stand right now. every indication is that there will be in an announcement later this evening that this deal has been approved by the government. so is there opposition to it? we know of at least 2 members of the government who are opposed to this deal. one of them being far right national security minister is more been to be or the other one being finance minister beds a little smoke which they and they're far right wing parties. both of them oppose the deals they have set so publicly at this hour. they have said that essentially what these really military has been doing and gaza has been effective that that's how this deal has been reached. but they oppose any kind of palestinian prisoner release to fit for it to exchange them. for those captains that are being held in gaza nonetheless, even with that opposition, that's not enough of a vote to keep this deal from happening. so again, it's expecting this deal will pass as far as what public sentiment will be in the days to come. we don't know, there is some concern that perhaps because palestinian prisoners are being released

that that could cause some people to get upset. the fact of the matter is many as really officials of who's speaking to the media here, saying that they are betting the spouse indian prisoners very carefully, that none of them have been convicted of murder. certainly they are concerned that there could be public sentiment against it. but it's expected this will go through, we will be having more details for you in the coming hours. it's expected to be a long night and we'll get those details to you as we have the. all right, well hang on in the comments on mondays. thanks so those details are crucial development. so this coming moment in time, have a jump to, you know, 2 bodies to reach them. all right, let's speak now to out just here's how some of our who's here in the dough on how some of course the over the past few weeks. doha seen the revolving door of high level of delegates and diplomats, and the hope of reaching a point. now where we can go progress towards more it was a long journey the moment, so up and down and there were some skepticism about what of this is some things that could be homage by all the parties. but today,

the upside is us saying that they uh, they have used the closest point they have ever been in reaching an agreement that supports person of the minute. so for the not passive, that this is just a matter of time before finalizing some small details in the agreement bus hits all the media because given that 5 it was a sensitive issue. he didn't want to further elaborate on some of the sticking points in that agreement, but this could be up to the, to the moment for cutoffs, diplomacy was a thought as have been instrumental in convincing him us in accepting the terms of the data and push it forward for an agreement that would pay the way for like some of the captives to be released in exchange of policy is detained in his variety jail. to be released at the same time. these top the singles he might tell you in court a door and a loving, more a into

a gaza. if this happens is going to be the most significant political and diplomatic development since this thoughts of the complex and october the 7th, the right house and many things. how smell barrow 6 of us from here. and let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could so now he joins us from washington, d. c. and kimberly, what sort of, what is those signs of progress have been coming from the us regarding this well, we have been hearing for several hours from administration officials that something was imminent in terms of some kind of agreement between israel and how moss. and now we are getting further indication in the words of the us president who was speaking from the roosevelt room just in the last couple of hours. and he indicated that he has been in close coordination with not only these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, but also the mirror cuts are. and that his teams have been actively involved in

shuttle diplomacy back and forth and trying to get this deal done and complete. but he is a little bit reticent about talking about it, and here's why take a list now very, very close. very soon. we have more to say, but to reiterate from the us side, what we are hearing is consistent with what we are hearing from the as really side as well. that there would be up to a 5 day pause and fighting. this would allow for the release of captives and exchange for palestinian prisoners being held in his really jails, roughly 3 palestinian prisoners for each captive in total. what we can see on the as really side in terms of those caption, october 7th, up to 53 people,

women and children in exchange for roughly a 140 palestinians. now in addition, what we're hearing about this agreement is that it could potentially involve the release of a 3 year old toddler, an american girl whose parents were killed on october 7th as well. this agreement is expected to include some sort of pause in drones, flying over northern gauze or for up to 6 hours a day. right. kimberly many thanks for that. i'm to, can we, how could and washington the how boss has made the release of palestinian presidents, one of the main conditions for the release of israeli and foreign captives that are at estimated 7250 full palestinian prison isn't this trading jails within 2000 of them are in administrative detention. that means they can be held indefinitely behind balls without charged for trial. since october 7th history, the forces have arrested moving $3000.00 published against i have published in industry and these including 1st teacher and this many of them have been detained

for writing or even liking social media posts, especially expressing sympathy for palestinians in gaza. all the 170 children, all mine is a long softness. ray to jails, white scrapes say they face routine, emotional and physical abuse. the main alleged crime for these children is throwing stones which can carry a 20 year prison sentence, as well as the only country in the world. the trist children in military courts, but also an estimate to the female prisoners. and they've been accusations of decent mistreatment of women industry the child's life spring and everything that is professor of media and communication council university. i wanted to start by asking you about the attention of people, particularly in the west bank and gaza, who simply being liking or re posting things on social media. it gives you an idea when it comes to this conflict of how central social media has been. and understanding what's going on? well, i think of what has been happening,

where they've got to um the whether the hosted issue or the culture and go full of people. i think the is really government some the anyway. is it a p? think i, a boss, weigh a bottom of a quantization of mine does. so for the french colonization of north africa, of the pitch colonial power during the 18th and 19th century. and this repetition basically, is this probably in my opinion, unheard of when we think about the a defense of children. when we think about the weights and the not being treated in reasons when we think about the psychological impact that the children have been going through. the is really, james, i think this is so dangerous, so unheard of in the recent history of affords and conflicts. for example, if we go back to the both of you as the government or the, the water and comfortable in the 1995. yes, there were blood cells that were genocide they were,

but we've never heard the type of imprisonment of children of women for example, that is when the government had been doing to palestinians during the last few years. yeah. there's a real significant to shift and this covering, this kind of conflict isn't that, of course when we talk to them about the policy and what was some of the or trustees that we're seeing carried out today or literally being alive, streamed on people's telephones. there was things to all of us have seen that we cons on see, i wonder, to what extent those images are being used by both sides. so if this conflict to strengthen the aims in that cause because well, i think this sense and because of the policy, the inside rather than the is really not to because um, what the hold was now was witnessing is the genocide that has both been seen in the recent history and the international community is watching base while these really government these add them into continue with genocide after another one. i mean, i mean,

every day there is any story yesterday. the what's cool as of today there was, uh the, the uh, the intuition hospital being proceeds and also bombarded a few days ago, there was an issue for hospital being invaded by the, the, is where the army, this is, this is in, even in the world war one and what, but you, we've never heard such a stories were uh, hospitals become hostages. so what screws become part of goods. we're all the community centers and so for of musk synagogues shows as becomes the target. this is unheard of. even in the, in the bigger in the big wars, i mean goes back, for example, to the, to the, uh, the costs of all the costs of a conflict in the night is, i mean, we know that people used to have access to both of you have access to food, you have access to make this without access to access to everything. now, what's happening in the hubs uh, is, is, is it is actually a different 5 or 4,

which is putting people into nothing for and also the problem from evidencing. i wonder i obviously as a professor of miscommunication, probably if i briefly, if very briefly, if you could reflect on how some of the authorities are being communicated, we've just had a press conference from leading have mass figured as explaining last side of the story. we're about to hear from this re the leadership as well. and here we are. actually, we're going to take to live to these really ministry spokesperson se sylvie. so we have more come between the less you to do with the cations for the hostages. you've been loyal to us that you're not doing aha outside of a hostages in guys that kind of what is the citizens as well as soldiers that came guys after the court, who do everything,

everything quick as well as quick as possible the, the fun in the middle of a, me estimating the situation of the dollar fighters guys because they issue the ground to aside dismissed the loss of some, some of unless the guy is creating pressure on her own come us to get our goals not going to change the coordinates we update the formulas of the hostages, but she boom, and then the public seal. next few minutes lecture or got disconnected for this subject is subject. we said just to listen to the time is to ask because we, you'll be able to give that to us as well as we have it.

we will get the reports we should do about that. see events in the guise? amish multi baseline. new gums in bucklin with the fema been. and how does like we have accomplished what we had and then why the school cross ain't enough. what i'm see if the customer and we have the upper hand, there's an old battery school coming to everywhere such as i have 2 trust locations from us. we still have the physical issues. today we have discovery. we have revealed the basie a basis of how laws i'm going to get on. i'm just, i'm seems to hold the theme of this williams. they use patients and doctors as a human, she'd for the activities. then i'm, she's left surface. very low, low may not click ok. yeah. so she does. we have, do you sound destroyed this method yet?

shit. you certainly will be leaving that get them came in and they tried to i'm a student loans rocket seconds or what bank. some of the a visual cub on the guy was almost 3 months to the metal piece in this space must been cooled off. my thoughts and the notifications butler is trying his best bill shipper, which is a terrorist organization in the south of libya and then also a customer we come in flames instead of fema is that we have at the military bases . well, there should be tough. he's been on him and have him is off the bus and responds re loans to your kids on citizens as well on the top of the to sound like a fall. we are always ready for our 3rd kind of problem. she seemed tonight, it's not going to jump, so you show at the from where yeah, i always update everybody. my phone will go so far and should last

most just a few holidays on. sure. now we have reported enough from a couple of the families of the 390 soldiers channel and we will update no more questions. i've got a government checked in charlotte. she found him not a whole lot of across the country. the fox, the mouth grass is a gum can read, but event the got a marketing. how much did you want to do as much of a fortune on the same issue? because why we are our forces inside? what are they doing? i should have law school in about. com. as for the us seduce, everything should be concluded and i couldn't but a female, just one that we have focused on fighting. now, that is often because they should move or not. so then when we say we can't estimate this phase, this, this now allow me to vicious the drum units on the material by none of this. but we

are keeping which is not going to go to the same one is going our aim. one is going to look over the challenges and closed it all because this is what it can be a long way off. would you in effect, kind of have to say, a new drama for a bad uh, a few months left instead of moving somebody how do we know what's happening here? and as though i wireless non mand buyer plays into just because it seemed like april, then the most, that is a 7. let me just move that shouldn't buffle. so we have to preserve the 2 limits. we're gonna meet with us that because there are many stages of me to come up with this. it's been a long war about the whole thing that

a successful dentist phone call. and i kind of one of the guard seems these goes very way is very long. they're gone. but we have to keep do it. so get them. oh, good going. i sort that will by swear i must have got the issue with the bishop. i love, i love the scrub, but the one that said how much of them it is monday, the gym, and says this is for going to live in one that to issue of course, the damage the photos of your smart, the, the, the power of the forces now she's at the same or how our aim is to bring back the hostages, as we'll see in the not the same thing. now this is all, all the channels that i'm hoping for. this is a visit i, you've been billing company with common law move on the whole thing and politically, there are certain goals that we have to achieve them. so yes,

most of option of the same. you must, the law smoke the. the goal now is to bring back the hostages off one of the dentist again on the same tional. so i don't want to show man and go, we will achieve our professional goals as email. i mean, i've been, i'm sure one moment and we are and we are evaluating what's going to happen. i had mentioned minus j martha initiative floyd health officials, the way my name is to, to who i'm not sure what's the procedure to expect it to in order to bring it back the hostages quickly on the phone. uh, my shy of of how is the furniture for the what was in the basketball gum a lot more stuff and then we'll do some good one via the how and diligence and we

learned a lot from it in, in cumberland, closer to when they get this going on because i should, you'd be to be tough. and, well, my little sister in law lives in these cases that happened, but they also might cause, i mean, devon bridge maybe doesn't watch me because i want to describe now what this guy is going to happen. if this happens, become a, she'll 2 our goal is to bring back every one as soon as possible because the positive of that nature and a couple of parents, we have to solve it by the way above that of to thank you and good night bye. so okay, well you've just been listening to daniel head, gary, he is the israeli military spokes person answering questions the in his route. so basically saying that this really ministry is focused on pricing for now that

this will be in his with a very long will this be a huge amount of questions surrounding whether or not a possible truth is image. and let's bring in my lender, shar, how does 0 senior political analyst that i mean mo, i'm, i mean, i don't know how you read this time, but it doesn't sound like somebody who seems to be on the verge of accepting an imminent truce. we will fights on this will be a very long will you make of it very focused on fighting. i mean, was supposed to be hours, maybe minutes from announcements on the captives. but clearly this uh, in as much as the how much books person was. hi, tone. this is was really low tone on the part of the military spokesperson. clearly, he's not a bit or very happy, apparently about whatever's going to go down. and when he says he's focused on fighting to be fair. i mean, i'm not like, i want to be fair, but just general or has emphasis on for i think is actually very correct. i guess

that's his job. and because that's what we did going on as we are talking about captives and talking about negotiations on the ground today. now in guys or this afternoon, or later this afternoon, there's been some of the fiercest fighting incentive guys. uh huh. and this time around, it wasn't these right? it is, it was, they must fight. there's trying to rebuff the attack by these ratings. and there's been quite vicious. we also heard this afternoon from nothing you know, saying that the is really and vision of hon. eunice know how newness it's the south. oh god. so that's $400000.00 before the invasion before october. yeah. 400000. he's a day. is there any invasion of how do you and this is not, it is it's when off. and these really commentators are talking about that is right . and we'll probably stop moving to southern guys to find you in this right after a pause. if i pause would happen, which means in

a matter of days. so these radios are indeed focused on the fighting. i should say that killing the destruction in gaza. what does that say? what we've just heard from daniel, the guy that what does i've say about the relationship between the political phase of israel and the military. what does it say about the tensions about ties about the dynamic between this, you know, this has been going on ongoing saga, at least since october 7, when the was forced, basically to enlarge of the government. making a so called union into a government by bringing guns. but general, the defense minister, who basically let the war against guys in 2014 and boasted in 2019 for uh, for bombing, goes back to the stone age in his words, right? so this is the guns that is in the military. eh, and the war cabinet,

along with gun on the defense minister. so the small unit in the end, the work i meant is 3 members to generals gallant and guns with nothing. you know, the prime minister. this is actually the, what cabinet is that is running the work? no, they don't have the same objectives. so, i mean, they all want to defeat have mice and so on, so forth. right. but once the water went under was under way. it was that jen, that it was with the content of the war no longer the politicians accept unless the united states or the public opinion pushed as in this case, the case of the hostages. that got this right. but generally speaking, that there is no trust to be had between the generals and nothing. you know, they hate one another, especially the generals and nothing. you know, because he's fab them in the back. previously he fired his defense minutes to get on. and he basically stopped his ears coordination. parson have guns in the past. now the military are running this war. now the many thing is don't want to stop

this war for captives or, or for america pressure or anything, because they believe they will lose momentum. it's not good for the spirit of the soldiers and they need to get to that targets in gaza. right? but clearly that then, you know, and others are under tremendous pressure to do something about the question of the captives now to get them. now they are showing unity in the press conferences that i've seen that last few days because it wouldn't be taking credit for the captive release. but they would also be think of responsibility if anything goes wrong. i wonder if some of the things you've sense of points us in the direction of what might happen post benjamin netanyahu, physicals israel has as long legacy of a pointing form. and generals, as the problem is the contrary, or tional even shimon peres. you know, i mean, benjamin that know doesn't seem to fit the mold in a time of war. you have kalonde though. it's being very, very vocal in recent days. and that speaks, as you said, to this strain dynamic between the political and the ministry. but for the time

being guns, as opposed to spreading rumors that he once 30 years of hostages captors, even though he is in the work cabinet and the general has, don't want to stop the war because he's playing partition. so now, and those are the pools show that guns is far more popular than nothing you know, and far more advanced in the post war era that he would come prime minister that the. now, i don't think that that's think that's premature because his part is quite small. now, it's not the party that we've seen in 2018. and clearly he wouldn't be able to study to muster. but in terms of nothing, you know, i was popular and that's the main point. now, that now is lex felt that it could have the ability, lacks popularity, lacks any standing in days or the public. he is no longer there. it is to be a lie. it is also an international viola,

so that fixed the question why did but as not by then embrace him so closely, knowing that even these really he's no longer want to embrace the question unfortunately, would be able to put to try bottom himself. but thanks a lot to talk about some good article question nonetheless, i came up with many things that i'm showing that. okay, well let's take a look at the main areas of slicing in northern gaza. it's ready for us as a baffling pile of senior flights is from a custom brigades on the stomach job in these regions, shaded and read the. the street bottles in the tense, the populated areas in and around garza city, near the jabante, a refugee camp. is there any troops and tanks of also repeatedly made further vases into the shaded areas in the middle of the central gauze? it just beyond why do you guys have this ready forces have been pounding and the threat refugee come raising fees of a further on sort of massive military wing has released this new video. it says shows them facing israel forces and

central gaza. the cosign brigade says it's destroyed a 3 d times. i am bold isis of the me while these re, the army released this video on monday saying it's expanding military actions and guns. and it says a surround to the city of to bother and the know, hundreds of thousands of published to me and still remain that in the north of the strip. so why does the israel keep target saying that area? i'm the refugee come inside it. a psalm, a bunch of 8 explains windows, which had a view of guns as largest refugee. come over, look, perhaps it's the largest baby on his way. the soldiers have been fighting in large parts of jamalia and the palestinian refugees. many who been living here since 1948 are forced to be displaced once again. once home to more than

a 100000 people. now lodge pods are most the rubble. 6 over the years, israel has targeted the comp repeatedly it's considered the book of the 1987 and the father uprising. and many palestinian fighters have come from the area and is really meant if the truck killed for palestinian workers sparked in the process and civil disobedience that lost it for years since then it's been declared across military zone. giovanni is the closest build up area to the big tunnel and crossing the is really um you have a tech to speak with the community on the defensive. the population density of the $1.00 squared can be 2 companies. numerous casualty, many of the $26.00 united nations runs foods which are being turned into filters since october. the 7th have been including a hold of the hundreds of people were killed. the 2

hospitals and the outs goods in the nation and allowed to have been targeted and they're out of service. most of giovanni is residents are displaced to those who remain sea, even if they lose everything. they won't stop existing, the occupation, and fighting, or based right. some of the job aids. how does their hospitals in southern gaza facing unprecedented contests of free with no health services available in the north and the laptop industry? i was a tax institutions now on the verge of collapse. you'll now side report some con eunice, and a warning to of use the some of these images. all graphic in the wake of the latest is really bombardment of casa, the hospital reception. and cory doors are to those that doctors and nurses rush from one patient to another. and more are brought in every hour,

fewer resources. and then over whelming number of people in need, this has become the norm in hospitals, in cells, or in casa after ease, really forces laid siege to hospitals in the north and order their evacuation. and the challenge doctors here face is not only finding space for more patients, they say the severity of the injuries is something they have never encountered before. and most of them come with a severe pride. so yeah, and then which we didn't see before because it says the fed degree exam and various we shall get the needs and the most of them are the name of the one or 2 days before that percentage of them is about 6072 percent from them, one of them is a 100 assessment and most of them around to 70 underneath, especially the kid is michelle sync that for the band. and most of them are

children in enrollment health care facilities in the strip were already compromised under the 17 year long ease, really located which restricted the flow of medical equipment and essential supplies. now, in the midst of israel's relentless bombing campaign, the situation is catastrophic. intensive care units are stretched to the limit of the net amenities that consist of the i c u department. the master medical complex is over crowded with patients. we have 5 boards in the i see here what's 40 beds, so they are all fully occupied. and then we have a severe shortage of ventilator, so we have only $24.00 for the 40 beds. dr. say they're over well, and it's impossible to health. everyone southern gaza isn't the rest of the health care crisis. hospitals, which were already struggling before the war. now being pushed to breaking point,

the influx of casualties, us with tremendous burden, medical team and resources. in the c, l 20 ton unit in the solving does this chance that a we spoke to, mohammed's the could who, who you saw there and give them their support or he's updated us with the situation across medical facilities. uh, nothing hands up as soon as i say for hosted with us does the small lots of foot on a foot on the water. and that is normally if it comes up like 2 of them does, which exist inside the water though, but it should say that that is the clause. and the man is does by changing the want on changing the, for the patients just on for ivy fluids and donation. the situation is more serious. monica is because because they are under attack, they cannot move in just a little more to what they kind of manage their injecting and cbs and inject vision . most of patients of children and woman,

the 120 s that they gave him. some of them are on, on the origin, on order for them anytime any day odd because they're familiar with i've done with kim, we have 2 children, had one for months and 11 year and we didn't. so i have family. that situation is very curious again as on here in the south area. and even that is mostly as far as i enjoy it. because even is that those areas today is that you did not imagine that every hour about that is in just the incident of the video and you know, it has to be done and there is an open spot motivation. see it sorry to interrupt what sorts of of casualties are you seeing arrive at the nozzle hospital precisely from the south of the cause of the gaza strip. that of course, on top of the numbers you'll receiving from the north and even in the south and the not supposed to be that idea to be on. there are many upsets in the house and we

have a video about one or 2 out of the way to see said c 4 in john and most of them needs address instead of vincent. edna vision on some of them needs. i seal management and i do get so that it's odd for the, for the exam, but this whole to be done having $240.00 bits. now we have about, it sounds like for the patients that we have 300, they have sent a few version of that and they are to be honest with them. it's 240 on so on the about 700 patients is able to be able to get to the hospital. as doctor mohammed is a could well, at least 8 people have been killed by this rate. he made a treat in cross board, a shedding in southern lebanon, 3 journalist and an $82.00 old women are among the dance in the town of ty hoffer. the home by a dean chattel in bay were uses confirm that its correspondent file amount is among the dead. it says a photographer and a local journalist also killed in the attack and say no hold it as well from some

level as well. this is the 3rd time journalists have been targeted in southern lebanon since the conflict began 7 weeks ago. may of the last 3 journalist today on october, the 13th reuters lost lots of journalist i. some of the law of their position came under fire a few days ago, journalist who were um, along the border, close to the village of viet in they to came under fire. so there, there, there appears to be a pattern, and journalists are becoming increasingly concerned that as well the is rarely army wants to silence them. in fact, according to the power of channel may a dean, the channel that the 2 journal, this is a street journalist work for us. they, they are calling this a deliberate strike. and they are saying that the aim of this is to silence the media and quote, so that it will no longer cover the israel's boot, tell it to not only 11 on but in the west bank and gaza. but the channel went on to

say that it will not be silenced. lebanese officials have condemned the what they're calling an aggression. they have a, they've told the lebanese army to launch an investigation, reporters without borders. investigate to the attack on october, the 13th. and it's found that the journalists were not so collateral damage and the shooting and that they were deliberately targeted. so it's becoming very difficult for internal this to operate along the border. i can tell you, you know, even wearing the, our gear with our camera. it's just not enough to keep you safe, and there are many roads, empty roads, empty villages. you drive through them on the back of your mind to think that you're going to be targeted by and is ready drone. so journalists really are not protected a. okay, let spring and uh, joseph advocacy fee use the head of the liberties press editor syndicate. enjoys be live on the phone now from baby to for. i will welcome to you firstly of your response to the latest status of 3 journalist who's been covering the conflict on

the lebanese border with this rep. i went on and buys the 1st of all, i would like to express my condolences to my id. in a long time, the families and the families of the journalists looked at this crime committed by as are you willing to go as not the 1st one is not going to be the last one on how to i believe they have declared war on jordan ellis i meet the pets and the from day one. all of our locks are flooded. operation not dead. and if we are to count the number of our colleagues who have been killed in guns in the occupied palestine,

the number is no more than 60 journalists. these without talking about their families because their families who have been taught to get to deliberative by is, are in the army and live on the army. and then for the, this means that is right e l i look on deliberately targets journalists and media personnel in palestine in live and on and everywhere and the 3 evelyn where, where such people shed light on the crimes and the genocide must not have committed against civilians to each on it, no doubt that is what he has now told. now c l is that, um, upgraded to the out of journalism and media networks that covers all these crimes because that is now. and then we turn in the international public opinion at the the up, you know,

on us. that's why that's why it has escalated there. i've listened again as journalists, making them targets to see a by mid sun attacks from aero plans that are most of this is a crime. this is a crime that amounts to show the power or that the kind of kind of amount to what crime can i ask you? what sort of basic project protection, sorry to interrupt. can i ask you what sort of basic protections you as the head of the lebanese press headed to editors tend to, could, would like to see or expect to see in times of conflict like this, as the, as it said on 2nd home flags. so as you know, there are international conventions that specifies combating paul to use it, not to target journalists, media,

pets. so now on the medical staff such as that, it crossed the red crescent during military operations. this is something that is agreed upon the input emission to lee and it's implemented to a certain extent expressed um set forth in the geneva conventions. it's the subsequent conventions. how will that as there are in never respected such conventions, i'm. this is a very serious matter and we need to raise it to the united nations and to the international criminal court on, on international international and not the admission organization that, that you need to raise their voices objecting to such a blatant violation by the a, by the as that are in document, 2nd feed, open the journalists and live, but not in future. and as you have,

as we all know in the guys that they have taken only precautionary measures and protection measures set forth order stipulated by their best practices as stipulated. also the intermission institute for the safety of drug unless they where they're headed mets on their vests. i'm the v kilo's with the, with the press a m c in the ident, defining them as a media pets. and then how will the israel track them target to them been bogged to them in never taking such considerations that this means that it's a deliberate crime, premeditated a muscle, in other words, eliminating, eliminating on. i'm a late thing all during the list activities right within mr. cause a fee, let me ask you this. i wonder if you now fit these attacks on your list,

as you've described, will silence will intimidates the hardware. good journalists, a doing and covering this config. 40 or concerns that need to be be have the the impulse of this not only to intimate days but the also to kill and eliminate need treadmill is who stand in the field. the battle to cover the facts on the ground, the out of journalism and then they've been on, has demonstrated coverage and found out the commendable end that coverage has the volume and meaning the heavy. and i the as r n as in the most of the, the, the amount of offset that there's felt to buy is that i is due to the activities of but a senior living and these done, that is how i know today, officially,

that is on the side, it is a 1000000000 during this in the field, and they have declared that this is the next target. they have declared that they would be the next target after targeting our colleagues. and out of them i added the id channel. and this is and then i, you know, this is very clear to everyone very alters because as i in now started to adopt a new plan, me feel in, namely, namely kidding, i'm targeting these to getting the list see for that and out of my id in the tunnel instead of sending our college so i assume they are sending a message to the, to the journalists on media, pets. and um, not the and update videotapes. i've never come close to that. in fact uh, joseph felt safe. it's being really important for us to hear your voice and all of the stores are, can safely hands off 11 days,

press editors syndicate money. thanks. i us now scotlands parliament has been closed for an immediate cease fire the war on because the motion was title for debate by 1st but as the homes of yusef last weeks 19 men whose if the house voted for 28 against habit of the hospital from outside the scholars comments in edinburgh quickly, and this is not the 5th votes for abundance in the okay, that was fundamental, voted in favor of a ceasefire and gods that before that. but this is very important because of the unit to the core. the 2 of the debates and discussions as complemented and described by many members of the scottish parliament who spent more than 3 hours debating and discussing the situation in guns. the sadness and the sorel. the paying that to is there a to put a scene in time, it is going to a, this is a step towards more pressure,

more political and diplomatic efforts into another here and the okay to begin with from the school through government. then over the world, this is maybe the faults parliament in western europe to go to and save for seeds, fire, and goes up to the well as the cats alone in parliament and the irish department as well. so we're talking about some look at the bottom and spot a accumulates that builds up the momentum, photos for ceasefire internationally as the of the motion that was uh, voted for the amended motion amendment tables by a and a so so was the leader of the quote this quote to ship uh, uh, was accepted by uh, the s m b. let's go through the government that goes for the international criminal court to investigate any reports of the predictions of international law and

international humanitarian law by both parties, by having us and uh, is there any um, codes of course for uh, both part to, to comply with the ceasefire a, i k you up to date that set for me. the bulk of this me is, has them seek, is here and my with multiple of the day seems like some watching the this is the real, this is no joke. and this is, this is just now that you heard, it seems here from the area of where we are come from june and ask along being fired from gauze up to the southern areas of the goals district. and they have been targeted by the is really very close to the gossip or the we've seen a lot of times last fall,

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