and this is what is important to me right now. we are, if i was working according to the daily opinion polls, i would have never been able to be in my position. we are working towards one call and i'm committed to the school. and i'm exerting all the efforts and my experience of them if you need in order to achieve fiscal year. and i want to provide feedback that we need it supports politically, economically, and militarily to carry out our 2 teams. i am sure that i will be able to achieve this goal and to manage this for this is all what i care about right now for some of the mostly for them and for the shipment, i want them to cover the as a citizen demo, some of the stuff they the secretary of state, what that will be to fund mentioned is that the war will not continue for other

months. do you have any comments? and regarding the return of the civilians to the northeast, to go back to their houses. do you have any comment or do you have any message on my list of be comfortable the supervisor? i appreciate the supports that is being provided by the united states through president biden or the secretary of state blinking regarding the with the goals of the war at least 2 goals of the war. but there are also some differences regarding how we can achieve these goals. and let me tell you something. there were some differences in our a few points. but as being the main person is that is leading the political efforts who are able to overcome those differences. and we were able to have the support of the united states as for the are still some points that we are not agreed upon regarding the humanitarian aids we are

in the are of the but there are other points that we are agreeing upon. and the diplomatic efforts, it turns out to be successful, which is an evidence of ours, their support. but at the end of the day, we make the decisions we are trying sometimes we are, we succeed in, in convince, in the united states. and i think we will continue to do so, we will be able to defend the future. i'm not sure of what the minister of defense said, but one thing is clear on your truck, which is the, the, the people will come back what there is, safety and their security. i mentioned them and we cannot achieve this. we will. and we will be able to achieve our recalls,

but this will take time sheet for the damage to quote the chevy above the citizens who died. sure. and there are so captives which means their bodies as through with the, with how much, what can you say about this? where are you able to recover the bodies? we will not go through the details right now. we have an agenda. i will not 2 of us here, but what i can say about something sort of the more evidence and testimonies we have and gather you. we can realize that they lived in the torture. it was a torture to them. and everyone can imagine this including violence. tar vacation for c o 2 weeks or

so, or for some for those who would know that or learned that their beloved ones died. this is also a torture. as i said, the devil was keeping them hostages, us, or captive. so you can imagine the rest. there are other things, of course, that we will examine and review with time. so what was the question regarding, based on a human opinion falls that took place where conduct was conducted recently. there is a considerable percentage of the people who think that the intelligence knew that about the october 7 attacks to have anything to say about this conspiracy theory. it seems that many people are believing and if there was no conspiracy, and if there are any questions, we have to answer those questions including how did this happen?

this is we will not discuss this. now we are in a tour, but we will discuss it later. many people are saying that this happened please ignore the opinion polls and just focus on facts. you ask me a question a few few minutes ago, so i don't know why you are just refusing the to take my answer for all your spouse or a multiple multiple tasks of 100. 33 captives are still in gaza. you said that's part of the deal that was included with her mazda included. that's the red cross can visit them, but it seems that they were not able to visit them as of yet. and why is where i'll refuse is to let some humanitarian aid skit in lots of some keys feel sort of shocked to open a shame. we heard also about the shaming office and the rank it off.

and they have really crow that is played by our soldiers, including women and machine. what does this mean that oh, are there any women in the work cabinet? well, as far as the red cross is concerned, you have to understand one point. we have reached a deal with the terrorist organization. but at the same time, even though we wanted to include the red cross in the to you because it looks to me if the deal would have been violated as they did to include it well as the note they do violate all the deals. but this gave us another reason to presume the war of the leaves of the city and but at the same time, they gave us a tool for to be stronger when it comes to the upcoming negotiations. this also

will give us more credibility to do so. we are trying to exert pressure or pressure, the mediators including egypt and look at the regarding the decisions that we make. because i can tell you that in the main decisions regarding the release of cop tips, those are decision made by the the extended ministerial good cabinet. that includes a lot of female women administers. but we need to understand how those, how do those things happen. i'm not sure that you can understand how things work. there are several points and the decisions that will be made with her definitely she what could be not hooked up because it needs the approval

of the work cabinet. and after that, there are some other decisions that will be there are other decisions that the in the ministerial cabinets can attend and participate. so we have given the priority to women and children, but all the decisions are taken. and we are taken into consideration that when the show that those decisions include women last week, there were several, as a tax that resulted in the death of several people. it seems that there's a light outcomes and there's something, there's a lot of talks about the possibility to carry weapon and to kill the

citizens easily. i think that you were talking about the operations that took place in jerusalem and he was carry, you know, weapon and he killed all the actors who tried to kill a civilian and it seems there was a soldier who also opened fire at times. what i can tell you right now is that the, the arms and the weapons are being distributed. there will be other cases, it is possible and probable. but given the terrorist act, so that took place during the last decade. there are some the fact that there are some armed civilians. this helped the situations from worse than and this happened many times in the past. that's why i believe that's in the current situation. we have to continue, i support this policy and we should keep it sometimes so low

a one on one person can die unfortunately, but those things can happen. einstein gave an example. he asked the students, what is one plus $1.00 and $2.00 plus 2? and what is 9 plus 9? he said it's 70. so they all laughed a boy. and so he said that i gave you the wrong answers and you just focused on the wrong answer. and this is, this applies to the situation which means that some civilians can tie, but we need to keep the we need to keep army and the civilians. i support this policy so much of a regard think the captives who have been released both the main shows. i have

another question. you have talked about the palestinian authorities that it will never be able to control how mos in the day after. so what is going to happen exactly who will be controlling casa assignment for the future because will be for the regarding the meeting with the captives and their families should was sure to follow sooner. i have an i have instructed to complete a meeting, especially with the palestinian authorities. we understand all the weak points may be weak points is not the correct term. but all the difficulties that are emanating from that the place is taken into consideration so that they

are educating their children to hate israel and to destroy israel. this is what is happening. a bull mazda in 50 days after this massacre did not even apologize, moves across the board. and many of the prominent leaders said that we, we should do the same in the occupied west bank. it's so a, there is a coordination and there's a certain coordination and nothing has materialized as of yet. but there's one thing that i would never do to compass because it was that the, i don't believe so with the gosh with them to students. i thought the only thing that i believe that this voted on my body is that was established because of the also agreements and were brought to israel

and then this body was split into 2 bodies. but any ideology that does not recognize israel can cover the other will, is, cannot be brought in garcia. so if we take this other body and put it in casa, this will not change the situation. this will this is exactly what happens after the nazis squared defeated and in some error of countries also they are trying to change the policies is it is not possible to just bring this quantity and just that has not made any reforms. and purchasing garza, i don't think so. i am against this group. once we start, i think this do that. we have to find a new policy like design a new policy under the name of going to always be for those. this would require several years in order to guarantee our safety shop into the little

permit. but we need a different approach and different process. the us far t's are not the police. the new searches are not only is against israel, but also educating their child children to hate israel. still not the army started calling the civilians in canyon is to move south, which means that the south will be even more overcrowded. what would you do after the army will start bombing the south? remember, we are working all the time in coordination with international organizations in our american friends. we are trying to identify safe places, safe areas, and got some people they know they can go to those safe areas. we did this in the north and we will do the same in other areas. this is important because we do not

have any intention to touch the civilians or to harm the civilians. to go before our goal is to target how mos on its leadership and all it's all their resistance and fighters and all the other tourist organizations. this is our goal, and this is what we will do. other than that, i would like to seize this opportunity to talk about what is being said. i've been accused that i have strength and thomas, many people are repeating the slides and if this slide will continue to be spread the tools to become a reality. i have personally target to thomas for main operations that i led to were against how much and a we were able to kill many of fighters and elements of how much

people and we have prevented the we have prevented that their tunnels arrived to our land trustworthy however, the money we have refrained from doing one thing, that's what we would choose, these humanitarian collapse in gaza. that's why we have a lot of the humanitarian aids to access casa. it's a few of them shut out. if i'm not sure, if i'm in trouble, we have started this new york, and so many times we have made sure if to make sure that there will be no humanitarian disaster in garza, and we will continue to do so. we have to, at the same time, continue our mission. there was no internal consensus or international consensus. but right now we have the consensus from us. if i look and this is what i'm trying to maintain, actually nationally, me more from us,

the secret the foremost i personally did not conduct any efforts to work with how much i considered them as an ices movement. and i said that we will never reach a deal with them that we will. and i said that we will eliminate them. thank you. as you're watching out to 0, it is a 1917 gmc, we've just been bringing your live coverage. all the press conference that's being held by him is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i, i, to start with. he was outlining the original goals that had been set out by the is really politicians and is really metric the beginning of the war in gaza. saying the intention was to remove hom, us from control and from operations in gaza to get to the captives back and to also secure guys and make it safe and make it no longer a threats to israel. he then went on to talk about,

at some length of the captives that had been released by hom, us to israel, and had gone through some of the names of those who had been kept captive. and had subsequently been released. he had told it was talking about how he had been in touch personally with some of the families and some of those captives who had been held. he then went on to answer the series of questions from members of the media, talking about the conflict that was going on and gaza, but also the issue monetary in a situation. he said that it was, and they were determined to maintain that might not take you monetary and situations that they would not allow humanitarian crisis in a gas. i want to bring in html comm mode. he's an assistant professor of public policy with the doha institute for graduate studies, and he's also a specialist in conflict resolution and international aid, and has been with us whilst benjamin netanyahu was making that statement. were

given the fact that we have seen several shifting things over the last couple of us, particularly with regard to the, the talks that have been going and i own. and doha, the latest statement from homeless saying that they're not going to release any more captives until the end of the war. the stay today, my vengeance, benjamin netanyahu, that he will return old caps is from mom. us seems to be further away from it than ever. now, a couple of course, i mean, but there's one important thing we need to highlight here, which is the remaining captures. and most of the, the mid 3 is like the mid 3 people. and this, this is deflecting these today, the society then the other. so, you know, the captives, so nothing. yeah, no, no, he managed more than this to diffuse this pressure from within the public. and then there's a, the public by getting most of the civilian captions. now with the army captions though, this is a different equation defense scenario. and i think motor less he's

a probably is that id for the scenario of 3 things. him as collect some damage because what we see is a valid defiance. nothing, you know, was literally repeated the goal of the thing had us 6 or 7 times during this interview. so if he does not mean it is bluffing, then that's a different story. you know, but this is very what do you see? the other stuff to you and about how much is about to leave the ship. and i, i'm not sort of when he was asked by, by one of the reporters owns the leadership of homeless. and we know that he's a ship. it's inside of the outside as well. so what does it mean? does it, does he give a green light for an assistant ation of how much leadership outside of the game does like betty allowed me the one. 0, so 111 p muscles you made that is what makes the decisions for the medic and i mean the economics and the, the differences between them and the americans. but he is an spinning control and when they ask them also about the national supports and the national media,

you know, it's like it's like in the we have what you will say, like what the check out to the media into one. so it is to try to convince them and to set up, i'm not a civil of the world. so on an own it's, it's very well to you and i mean i, i sadly expect the blood bass and guzzle will continue with the misery of guys that will continue. and it's not even about gus. it's about the percent of the, of the whole. i mean, when he was asked about them as in the see the president, i mean, the, he was clear that the want the new a new yellow in a new form and a new structure. a new, a single thought of the. yeah. and was, what does this mean and practical, the terms of the blessing of the thought of these it means that they are this way, is that of them as well. and the american, so they expect a new leadership in a new vision. but the most important thing is that, but a scene is neither in the west back nor, and goes up any seat in this again. so again, it's the colonial mindset, the occupation mindset would you know what?

we're going to add a minute, thomas. we're gonna end. it's sort of gaza at the same time, we're going to change the scene of sort of dyslexia and that was back. and we want to bring the leadership structure that we approve and we want and there is no c whatsoever for the percent of people. and that's again the sad story, and in this, in this conflict and one a couple of things that stood out to me in that one of which was the couple of the media representatives there. on 2 separate occasions came back to the fact that the pulling numbers were extremely poor, and he was very dismissive of that. he said, i don't pay attention to the the daddy polls. one would imagine never the less, but he is very conscious that the there is a distinct difference in feeling amongst is really is between the way that they review the war in the lives of what happens with the homeless attack on october, the 7th, and the way that they view him as prime minister leading this conflict. i think, i think yes he's, he's viewed very fully by my sort of is that a society however,

this does not mean by no means that the majority of these, at any same society is pro more. i mean basically it is very unorganized and also the incentive product exceed. i mean, i mean nothing. yeah. i was sitting on the phone for for coalition. uh, guidelines, guidance, you know, and also the religious life wing. yeah. puppies as well. i think that i've done that, then i mix within the solution that they want nothing. you know, guns especially the that the genitives and, but that doesn't mean that this within the world by no means it's just means that he has to perform so poorly. that it's time for him to go. and decision has been made up this internally inside this pollution, but there are 6 of speaking. i don't, i don't anticipate that during the war this time or haven't, we appreciate you as old as being with us during that we'll come back to you later on. but thank you very much indeed. well, as prime minister in this in yahoo has been speaking thousands of his rantings of body and salary to call for the release of captives taken by homeless families of

the captives are putting pressure on nothing. yahoo! to do more to bring them home, some of the captives released my homeless area. this week i was speaking i thought volley. we're gonna go to sort of hide on who's joining us now live from tennessee . and clearly this indication business a notification that hamas has put forward saying that they are not going to release any more of the captives until as they put the war is over is going to be a real blow for the families and friends of the remaining captives. being held by homeless of the yeah, that's right. well, but it seems like the families are feeling like that quotes in the middle of the messages where you have my saying that the saying that they wouldn't be a hinds in over until the there's a pause in the 5 thing. but then also you're hearing this and yahoo saying they will continue that. he'd made the old uh, uh, to uh, go even strong, go with the fight. suddenly even confirms that there are talk the thing, not just the north on the south as well. i'm in your hearing him,

tell those families to rely on the forces and he said, not just was it through diplomatic efforts, but really through the minute treat, you know, passing is i'm not saying that it's because of us, but we've managed to bring back that many of those held a captive. well, i can tell you, now we're all just is that raleigh ended. we are hearing now and you, i don't know. you might not be able to hear it just down the road with just behind us is what's known as katie. ya, that sees defense ministry and there's currently a process happening again, prime minister benjamin netanyahu. i'm not simple as that because at the end of his speech, he was also telling them that some people have said that, so i help strengthen how much what i want to set the record straight and let you know that i didn't. if anything i've been targeting them even from before, this type of service 7 attack, but we also had during that riley of from a captive themselves for the 1st time addressing the population. i just wanted to

mention one of the ads on yeah, i learned the she said that we were rude to the kids not so i've called soul things . they shouldn't see. i'm talking, i'm shaky. it was a horror movie. she added, but the she also said that last week i'm, this is what's important prove that the egyptian and catherine negotiations was so this to me and so many of the people here are saying that they felt very disappointed when they saw the c spot a and an inside says, one person said it, they said it was a major blow to them. and now there's a mom thing to meet with. those members of the wall cabinet, the members of the will cabinet, including 5 minutes semester and younger himself as well as the defense minister. and a few more the i'm making those big decisions i thought is the are who i will tell you. they said based on stage audio, but some of those that were freed, that parents are still best, fathers are still being held captive. and some of those children are seeing why

would they release and know that solved is 1st separations of families is a concern. and then just close on top of that you had in the last 24 hours a number of. c people that been declared that crap since that were taken into the garza that has now been pronounced dead and that was confirmed by community members . having spoken to those campuses of returns all the c guessing more information on relative. but also, especially from the as ready authorities confirming that in fact the number of 6 is the number. so that just gives you an idea when they're hearing more about those that that is going to be a cause for concern because it seems as this would have been caused by the strikes on audio. today in this friday, just about an hour ago, they were playing a video. it was a compilation of all of the re, unions that you were saying with families and you looked around, everyone had tears in their eyes on that for them as proof that these,

these file was working. and many of them were wants to see a return of that. so thank you very much indeed. said i called on talking to us from tennessee. meanwhile, on the ground in the gaza strip saturdays being a day of non stop a sold. israel expanded its attacks after the cease fire expired on friday morning . health officials say more than a 100 palestinians were killed and an air raid and jabante, a refugee camp in the north, in the south. israel's forces destroyed entire apartment blocks and areas it claims a say is alexandra bias, imports a major is really air raid your con eunice in southern gaza. within minutes. several residential towers. and how about the town completely destroyed? israel had issued evacuation orders, families left just in time to see their lives explode, the where is the safety we're suppose to having the so the set to go

sides. and here we are in this. so where do you want us to go? our children are missing and we do not know where the are enough is enough. stop the war. gazda is destroyed in northern got the an air raid on the ball. your refugee camp causes more death and destruction. you filled out, children. we are, our children is on money. we owe a home. we went to live, we went to live in safety. the area is one of the most densely populated and has been targeted repeatedly during the past 8 weeks. there is nothing. there's no civil defense. there are no ambulances that no medical services. yeah, good. rescuers are using their bare hands to dig through rubble, searching for survivors. people offer each other what little comfort they can back

out. and i mean, people are just lying on the ground. there are body parts to everywhere and then there are dozens of victims. as is real expands, it's a salt across the strip. fears are growing of the ground defensive in the south areas. the army previously described as safe and once again, gaza is an active wars zone. once again, for palestinians, nowhere is safe and the relative peace of the ceasefire is a distant memory. alexandra buyers, algebra as well, the deputy head of how much political bureaus told delta 0 that the goal she ation is on a truce and does it have config treat broken done is that that will be no further exchange of captives until the end of the war. earlier israel polls negotiates is from its intelligence agency, must side out of kata which has been mediating seems far efforts. we're going to go

to the audi hasha is live for us here in the hops. what does this statement from homeless due to the negotiations in doha, they will in fact. so how do the, how much is deputy police bureau chief? i spoke today just uh, i was after the is ready to announce the data pulling the negotiating team from the home. and he stated clearly that how much is not going to negotiate on the fire. and they'll be no prisoner exchange joining the wall. also. he said that there are no more a women and children among the captives. and because i'm the last thought either ministry, pressing out, whether the meds or females or form of ministry pressman, he meant a reset. so this is what i thought i had already said that it was clear that this is a response to this really notion to these really act of pulling the advocacy. i think

the team would also be from us. a official is also raising the state being while a find a sound of the president. so remind me of my call. france has been, has been arriving and ohio, and he's hoping to revive the cx 5. is there any indication of where the heat cut off, or that probably hasn't been shipped, tried already. the wordpress, that's my goal is in delphi today use, of course, here to discuss also the method of a french hostages. in does that, the french president has been active over the past couple of days each spoke uh, today in 2 bites and a highlighted a new perspective with respect to the we'll hear what you have to say of the task when the time a more i think this is the moment one is really, authorities need 2 more precisely defined and goals. what does total destruction of from us mean? and does anyone think it is possible if it has to be

a the will will last 10 years? yep. the city did you 100 that can be no long term security for israel in the region. if that security comes at the price of the palestinian lives, affecting public opinion in the region. what this is a shift in my cause perspective. just a month ago, he was calling a mobilizing for the international coalition that was fighting guy says to extend its mission on to fight for the last 2 days. he's saying that the world without the clear a target to clear object is from this very side is going to lead to maybe as long ago. and this is the shift you how do you wash them and how do you thank you very much indeed. well, as israel steps up, it's been bomb and the guys are, there's been a steady stream of wounded arriving and it's few functioning hospitals. the this is being the scene inside. the motto is

hospital in central guys were many women and children are being treated. hundreds of palestinians have been injured since the attacks resumed on friday. meanwhile, the power steering rack tries and it says, has received around $55.00 a trucks through the rafa crossing. these are the 1st to enter guys since the cx 5 ended 3 quarters of guys this population. about 1700000 people have been displaced by israel's bombardments. let's go to town a couple of them in con units in southern garza. okay, let's talk about the attacks that we were talking about in. there's a body, a refugee camp. what is happening there? are people still looking for survivors of the yes, they did value were few. decals had been widely attacked by the occupation forces since the hours of today's morning, well, distributed becomes very densely populated, and there are still thousands of residents who refused to leave the houses. and

even there are remaining inside of the uh, the uh, the areas of the value refuge account were different residential buildings are completely flattened by the occupation forces lit, claiming the lives of more than $100.00 palestinians, including the president of d. as i'm can invest city of garza who had been killed during these s twice, but it's also important to ship the lights on is the fact that this refuge account has been massively destroyed by the occupation forces with factories uh, not making shelters and even public infrastructures have been completely damaged by the, the forces and the is what he strikes at the facts on the ground. that is that the occupation because of trying to force a residence for them to value were free to count who are still the size. this a small area to sleep, to the south of the causes checked. meanwhile, the tax on the south did not stop since the end of the choose between time us and east bell on the grounds and tired. just as we've been reporting about 558 shots

have crossed through the rough crossing and gone into gaza today. what more do we know about what's on them on where it's going? or the uh well uh, the entry. busy the humidity of your trucks alongside with you would if you also have a truck. so the goal is to strip for the 1st time during the day is all fine take between from us. and he's gonna consider it to be very integral parts of the process of mitigating the humanitarian crisis. that has been aggravating since the beginning of this for all the fighting. specifically that a 2300000 palestinians have been living on the very human conditions for more than 7 weeks of relentless attacks and strikes that have been destroyed. all kinds of living inside the goal is just check. now these humanitarian aids considered to be vital and it had been handed over to the palace thing and uh, ridgecrest into the sites the gaza strip. and also will be distributed lisa for out

a sub from a areas inside the office trip, including the north vista, into the south of the guards district. what it does to humanitarian 8. because it, it to be vital for palestinians to help them to keep with the situation. and as far as the, as a really predicting that further humanitarian aid will be allowed to enter to the territory as they are also expecting that there are going to be more days of fighting that true, completely excessive pay the situation on the grounds. telecom, presuming con eunice and sounding goes on topic. thank you very much indeed. well, talk to him, knoxville, but the doctor has worked extensively in gaza, hospitalized on his life, not from a mountain. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i understand that you are in contact with some of the people who are still working in hospitals in guys or can you just give us some of the stories that they've been telling you about that kind of conditions they're facing a business. thank you. um, let me 1st uh uh, allow me to disagree with the president my co and he says that your objective scene seems on care for my medical point to use. the objective of this really attack

seems to be clear, and that is the elimination of the public opinion people. they are attacking all difference. they are giving by being they are injuring by the attacks. but the more important thing is actually that they are starving. first thing, i'm freezing people to this. i don't read show just said the 2 days ago that more people should now die from deceased. try mean 1st hypothermia died from bone b, and that's precisely what we're seeing. now. people are unfamiliar lariche, they are closed and they are critically the i agree did. and with the large portion of children in the population. this is of course, extremely critical. i talked to my colleagues in the hospital that you referred to earlier. they have now the report that the southern ga site is now divided in zones, but these really made the dream so that when they previous they could transfer a patients who came from the north. when they empted should find out

a good sized patrol. they could transfer them to the larger gus that you refuse to do. this is no longer possible. so this i left shelves, but do you normally it has a $198.00 bits. they have no more than 650 patients. certainly it is virtually no room to treat them. they have only 2 operating rooms and they are trying the best to improvise in particular, the surgical techniques for fractures. and i'd much like to underline that these doctors and medical students, many of the 4th and 5th theoretical students are doing. i have no job to try to amend this message for of patients coming in. but we tend to focus more on the surgical cases. and that's important enough, but don't forget that there are now currently a 150000 civilians with infections among i'm 75000 with the yeah, most of them children and 70000 is when with student infections, most of the children. these numbers are from the rachel reporting and this

restricted, this lack of shelter, lack of food, lack of bordered lack of any kind of protection for the civilian population. if nothing is done now, this much they've collected punishment. we lead to must see that even if they're not function, i understand from your experiences that you have served as a volunteer at all. she for hospital i want to draw on your experience is there, there's been a lot of speculation about the tunnels and rooms and the infrastructure underneath the hospitals. the legs to is really meditate targeting, obviously if a hospital saying that it was being used by homeless as a base, it provided very little or no evidence to support dot com. us, of course, denied it in your experience when you were working there. and i do understand that was several years ago, was there any indication of fault with those rooms and tunnels were being used for at the time? you know,

it's not several years ago why wasn't gossip both in january and june? this year? i go there to $34.00 times a year. absolutely not science. and i've been repeating this for the last the 8 weeks. we've seen nothing, no audience in the hospital, snow, autumn, and the person i don't know to know the command center. and so far, to my knowledge, this really is have the showing absolutely no evidence. i don't mind you. they didn't believe that excuse to talk to a 130 a 130 else facilities. they have coast on by either a bomb, been collateral damage or strangle 1820 hospitals. only one of them are being accused of being in a command center not proven. and they have post on 46 primary health care clinics. so what you have is a very cheaply flight excuse or a smoke screen if you'd like to divert the attention of the media to talk only about this presumed mil to change your mind centered should file. i mean the shuttle that discussion they have perpetrated these must have effects on the

civilian health care system in augusta, which of course is completely illegal. and i, i'm wondering when i see these numbers, and when i talk to my brain clinics in the hospital, thing guys are, where are the world leaders? it seems like they have been completely numbered by these really viciousness of these attacks on civilians structures. and they are sitting there being part of the implant, i'm doing aspect of nothing as children. i'm women who constitute 70 percent of the killed and wounded or dying as, as the days passed by now the number of children reached more than 15000 waste is going to end. i want to watch or forgive me. fines are up to you, but i want to bring you back to a point that you were making before in terms of the level of, of risk of disease and illnesses spreading because of the lack of facilities that are not in guys that we're also seeing of course be is really military and is very politicians insisting that people in guys a move further south. i mean,

course that compresses the large numbers of people already in gaza into much smaller areas. what are the risks when you have that number of people in smaller areas when it comes to the spread of illness and disease that you've been talking about as well, of course, they will increase greatly the dissemination of the bacteria and viruses among people. the closer you leave, the easier you gets infected. we know that from, you know, it's one in the family as a common cold. and we know it from the lessons from the corporate sunset but not make we have to get this. those. we have to wash your hands, we have to avoid the traffic on each other. very basic rules. oh, it makes it me. oh. so this is of course disastrous when you have on top of that you have no water to pay in your hands for of course the children you have no food to maintain a balance of protein in your body. and you cannot keep boring. all these factors

will increase your sensitivity to infections, and the frontier is not that these infectious diseases are reflected by lack of hospitals. no, they reflect that very basic, lack of food, water protection and which are part of this big stream lead standing cause i wouldn't call it said this big punishment. busy people, why can't they have water and food? liked him off of the good civilian people in golf, so have protection from coal and that's some place to live. i mean, is it is a good of being printed printed 3, that 2200000 people. it is, are treated in a way that belongs to the medieval times. and even before that, let me ask you more in terms of you can forgive me for interrupting you. but i'm kind of conscious of the time that we have given a site that you are somebody who has been working there very recently. and you have seen the facilities that have been available to you. you are seeing them now from the outside. you are joining us from amman. you're watching this happen. tell me

about how this makes you as a medical professional and as a person feel to watch these pictures. all of this is really bombardment and to see the effect that it is having in gaza. and i thank you for that question and i will try to maintain my voice because i am deeply touched by what i see. and i'm deep, deeply touched by 2 factors. number one, the thinking that the i'm the togetherness of the palestinian people in ga. so the way they spend pro, support each other, they're digging in the ruins in the end of the bunk houses. they help each other as much as they can. they don't panic, they don't break down bound. and you'll see that healthcare stuff in the hospital is how they improvise, how they don't keep up, they maintain their function, despite these immense trouble and i'm problems, i'm an attack somewhere like sexually 208,

the health care person. i love the 2. on the other hand, i am in, oh i am, i'm completely speechless. when i see the brutality of this sub you, some of these really effects this as a government, the army. it's not always this. it's not some dr. tag control military. good, it's a government army supported by the us n e u blood pressure training. these mess it is story, the lord finds the by they live on television and nothing is done to stop them. these true feelings take me though. it makes me want to cry. it makes me want to scream, and i know i'm not alone in that feeling, but we need to stand strong and support above us to do that because that's, that's at the end of the day. the best thing we can do is to show solidarity. i'm trying to influence our government so that they can set that stop an end to this message, the message or you can go to the doctor months ago, but we appreciate you being with us and i'll just say to, sir, thank you very much indeed for your time i or there's real his issue to yes,

another evacuation order forcing already displays palestinians to move again as the army expands. it's offensive. instructions on the flits dropped from the air being food a mouth. there's access to bias cannibal to all code is cause panic and confusion because internet access and the strip is limited. the map divides garza into zones because really middle training says it tells palestinians where safe evacuation it is as they describe them are in the event of an attack. not on saturday, the army instructed people in these parts of northern does that to move. it also ration evacuation orders for palestinians and these blocks in southern gaza. the renaissance about 80 percent of gas as population has been forcibly displaced. that means these areas are already densely populated. israel's designated the all my wasi by the way in sacramento in the southern corner of the gaza strip as a so called to monetary and zone. it's

a biling stretch of land about one kilometer wide and 14 kilometers long. the world health organization says, forcing such a large number of people into a space that size is a recipe for disaster. in the, in the 1st shelling the told us to back date to the software safety a year from now there's telling us to go further south. this is nonsense for will not go anywhere, will remain here. they can do whatever they please. the rivera, hot or level, there's nothing left. a few of our houses are gun properties, gun or money is gun sons had been marked to go some died, some handicapped in the hospital, the what's left to cry for. and then they tell us who get the, where is it, where is it? yeah. and is that my head up like in the near the flat the know the full coming hits and off the hospital. we went to various places, but there is just no safe place in gaza. we went to she thought to schools, to families, homes, but there is just no safe place in garza today and con eunice,

they're telling us to go to russia. but even rafa shelling just hits and everything, but i don't think i shouldn't be satisfied. we are from the board area in con eunice. we came and made a change and setting it and then they said the ceasefire. and so we went back to our homes and then they resumed. so we came back. yeah, we cannot leave. i mean, i don't, we will not go to rough off in rough are they killed 50 people yesterday in the 1st 10 minutes. we have a rough ha, has dish, and so just con eunice week and we go get is every way i may take us any way. so we will stay here and we will fund is really are strikes a destroying, more critical infrastructure across guys that including water pipes, roads and power lines. on friday, the main pipes, applying rafa were damaged and bombardments around con units. president said they also provided water to the farms. the u. n. has one does a growing side of disease because of a lack of freedom, drinking water across the gaza strip. and you have the buddies,

most of the city is this a targeted road, is this resistance from agriculture? the food basket is for the people, the targeting people and farmers and agricultural fields and they didn't leave anything. is this resistance? this is not resistance or anything. these a vegetables, a food basket to the people, that's it, that depriving people offers from the gym and most of these pipes awful agriculture and animals for farms for vegetables. but even people shower and drink from them, drinking from them because there is no drinking water to avoid me. so we'll see, you know, how they miss out. look at what they're doing to us. this isn't a war against how much. this is a war against the people against the villians. when you come and go to me, who are you fighting? you're fighting me. you're not fighting. come us. you as vice president says, washington won't allow the force relocations of palestinians from gaza. oh they occupied westbank. speaking in dubai and coming to harris,

so the us is holding discussions with the regional powers to agree on the future of the territory. we must accelerate efforts to build an enduring piece. and that begins with planning for what happens the day after the fighting. and shortly after october 7th, president 5 and i began discussions with our national security team about post conflict. gov, that we have begun to engage partners in the region and around the world in these conversations. and this has been a key priority over the last 8 weeks. 5 principles guide our approach for post conflict. i've gotta know forcible displacement, no re occupation, no siege or blockade, no reduction in territory and no use of gaza as a platform for terrorism. we want to see a unified, gaza and west bank,

under the palestinian authority and policy invoices and aspirations must be at the center of this work. rosalind jordan has more from washington, dc to the us, vice president pamela harris, made her statement during a short press conference while in due by united arab emirates on saturday. she told reporters that the u. s. has a 3 point plan that it wants to focus on what the u. s. is calling the day after the end of the war and gaza reconstruction security and political stability. basically, she said that the u. s. and the international community need to do everything possible to help rebuild infrastructure, hospitals, roadways, sewer systems, electrical grids, everything that's needed for the people of garza to return to a normal life. she also said that the other 2 points depend on giving the

palestinian authority more powers. inside garza one, making sure that the palestinian authority can carry out security inside garza and making certain that the pal standing in authority can be the background or the backdrop for a new political order. inside the strip. this is essential, ms. harris said, because it's also very important to maintain garza's physical integrity. no land should be of squandered or annexed to israel. no buffer zone should be set up because the ultimate goal for the binding harris administration is to see an independent palestinian state stood up. harris said to the reporters that it's important that the planning start now because the us would like to see the war between uh, between uh garza and israel and sooner rather than later. but because there is no

fixed date, she suggested that it's very important to make certain that the plans are in place in order to bring that transition about. she also did say that the us as being very blunt with this. busy will about the need to protect civilians both publicly and privately. but what the us can do in order to compel israel to make certain that it's not deliberately targeting civilians. her language remains to be seen. rosalind jordan, elder 0 washington. 2 more palestinians have been killed in the occupied westbank as these really military continues its rates there. hold on about how many it has more from have it on have run, has been one of the focus of these a daily and nightly rates. nearly a 3rd of the total of $3500.00 plus 2 have been detained since october. 7th at about $900.00 of them were here in hebron. many of them got

released about 400, but they're still 500 people who are still detained in hebron and anyone you speak to a tell it a day. you know, as the evening comes they braced himself for more rays. and then as we saw, and we actually witness ourselves, they also happen during daylight. now. the vast majority of those who are still in jail at the moment are either detained for security reasons. they called security detainees, and it's not very clear what kind of security threat they posed or under these administrative detention, which is a suburb realm of the security. uh did. they didn't, it comes in security does any chapter and their house without charges, and they could be held for 6 months in the city that is renewable and is renewable as much as israel pleases. so certainly, there is a anxiety here around have road. people all worried as since october 7th,

when he was telling you, it was rarely a day or a night without a raid. several marches have taken place across the u. k. in solidarity with palestinians. sonia diego has more from london with the trees effectively over there, have been saw the poles for a permanent ceasefire across the u. k. that had been groups marching to send in solidarity, demanding that must be done, ordered to seize hostilities in the region. now of a has been use of a truck entering the cause of split use of the casualties from is ready. bombardments has also pushed people to do much, much more than they already are doing now is really like 2 days because he loved it . you know, i'm here to represent the voices of local residents and receiving from public opinion polls that the vast majority of people support a ceasefire immediately. and you know that i'm

a labor party counselor. the vast majority of labor vote was a united center. the 5 over 5 development a ceased by now, so the current status of the government, the current status of the labor party leadership for vibrating overseas by it is just complete dallas stacked with public opinion. and so i don't falls on people. i've always self who has been elected to, to represent people to access that volume. so these groups have said that they will continue the demonstrations until a permanent ceasefire is cold. and they're also been cooling on governments, especially the british government and the opposition labor policy. to be much more to bring that into effect. sonya jago alto sarah london. stay with us because i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes with more of our continuing coverage of the wall. and gosh, the don't forget the websites all the 0 dot com. i'm roll madison. stay with us on august. the

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