since he's already 50 percent evacuated, most of those people actually left in the early days of the world. i couldn't do this job without the best camera man best produces the best pictures and those other people to ira longer in order to be able to get that message out to the world . the israel's, when men plus attacks across because a continue thousands are killed and injured and strikes on the city of con eunice. the hello woman is of a for on them. and this is algebra. one live from doha is so coming up condemnation of the us off to a block. so you end security council proposal for an immediate humanitarian space. fine and gaza. a big fan of the day means lives. lots of

people can at an unprecedented face in mother and sister morris randy rates and they occupied west bags, annapolis, hebron, and kalki targeted. and we need to form a teenage palestinian president who needs psychiatric treatment of georgia as well as he is of solitary confinement and in his right to jail the it is 12 g, m 2, that's 2 pm and gone. so it as well as attacks on the policy and the entire truth are unrelenting. dozens of people have been killed and strikes on the southern city of con, june, us. more than $17000.00 have lost their lives since the bombardment began after october. the 7th. despite the rising decks toll the us and be totally un security council resolution forming for an immediate cease fund, garza and israel has declared an area smaller than london's hate throw airport. as

a safe space for gauze is displaced people to move to alison and so being off to evacuate to a part of the southwest in town of out of milwaukee. the so cool safe. so it is only 6 and a half square kind of masons in size. and i'll just hear a spoke to a palestinian man who took his family from con eunice to that safe, cold. so cool. say so in and out of milwaukee. and he described unsatisfactory unsafe conditions and the lack of a central supplies more than 60 days. we've been moving to a place to another. and so we, we ended at this point where it's cold in milwaukee. we came here and we had no clothes, no shelter, no food, no water. so we started gathering some wood and some plastic, which is used already for agriculture use. the purpose is not the humans. so after we did the small shelter, we had some breathing problems with our children. so we had to sleep sometimes

outside this plastic tends and sometimes inside the children are suffering from throwing out lots of diseases because you know, lots of rubbish is, are thrown around. even though i'm an engineer, i'm educated, i start selling things, you know, so i want to raise my child or bring some, some food for them, some water. so it's a really disaster. i'm looking. i'm looking for the point of view that somebody has to be responsible for us. we're paying a price for the, for something we didn't do. maybe others i've made mistakes with what, what are we responsible about? what, what are you waiting for? i'm sure like 33 weeks time people are going to die from diseases. the sure there's no toilets, there's no water supplies. people are fighting. we've each other for 4 times a gallons of water. it will join now by corresponding tiny met. one of these lie for us and rough uh, and southern gaza and honey, i believe you're outside a hospital that can you tell us what's happening?

the yes, we are outside the way the hospital weight is specialized hospital. is that a relatively small hospital here? not running major departments inside of it is more of like a hospital where the case is going to be a transition and it transferred to mid size a larger size hospital across a lot. the how city a soap are there no major cases a tier because given the size and the, the level, the of the, the kind of equipment that the hospital is is having. but the majority of hospitals, when we look, for example, at the european hospital at the eastern side or a roof, i did the over whelmed with large number of injuries then, and patients already who were in the hospital. literally, a tsunami of injury since the beginning of the war on top of that,

those were transferred from a ship, a hospital and the indonesian hospital and most of the hospital in the northern part on gauze as the, as soon as they came out of service, most of the cases were transferred, whoever was able to get here. whoever was able to get on the ambulance. i got to run by city and where uh transferred to either the or the and hospital another hospital in, in, in the city of han, you. and as we just heard, the statement by the general director of an officer hospital who was talking about that the hospital got to the point where it is receiving a on the on the president, the number of injury is giving the ongoing bombardment of a, the eastern side of hon. you and is then, and the heart of china is within the pots of you. it is, but it's get bumped. but there is an unusual, large number of injuries get to the hospital to the point that the hospital is making some, a tough decision on cutting down as services from major departments. we're talking

about people with either a life threatening conditions are going to be a put a way for a the coming days just to make rooms for those are critically injured and who need immediate medical intervention as well as talking about the i c u unit in the hospital that it's time to a move some of the those who are, who have been in the unit for quite a while and just put a new injuries come. and these are, of course difficult decision, very the me because they will have to make it to decide who to save and who to let go. this is what's going on right now with hospitals on top of that, the ongoing environment within the vicinity of these 2 hospitals that i mentioned. all right, honey. thank you very much for that hanging the whole the with the latest on the situation with hospitals across garza and having to make those devastating decisions. thank you. the u. s. is facing growing criticism off to using

it's vito to belong to draw to un security council resolution holding for an immediate cease fund and gaza. it came off the secretary general and tony and protest ocean vote of rarely use officer full of the un charter that directed the security council to discuss what he called a few 9 appear in disaster that poses a threat to world peace and security system. salumi report from new york. the secretary general made his case for an immediate humanitarian cease fire and gaza, noting it's not just bombs threatening civilians, but also a lack of food, water, and medicine. the risk of collapse of humanitarian system is fundamental. the link through the complete lack of safety and security, the for all the stuff in gaza. it ends with the nature of the intensity as meaning sedio potations, which as easy as we lead me, think of sex. 2 people in desperate need to drop the united arab emirates, put forward a draft resolution co sponsored by 100 countries. it is brief,

it is simple, it is crucial. in addition to calling for the ceasefire, it demanded the release of all hostages. 13 out of 15 council members voted in favor, but the united states vetoed it, as long as the mass clings to its audiology of destruction. any cease fire? is it best temporary? and it's certainly not piece in any see far we've some us in control of gaza with an odd palestinian civilians the chance to build something better for themselves. the united kingdom abstain, citing similar concerns. russia and china blasted the united states necessarily use the show before the our colleagues from the usa have literally before our eyes issued a death sentence to thousands, if not tens of thousands more civilians in palestine and israel. while others, including us allies, lamented the implications for international law as well as civilians. but it was more in foot proof unfortunately, once again, this council has failed with

a lack of unity. and by refusing to commit to negotiations, the crisis in gauze is getting worse. and the council is not completing its mandate under the charter, it can move us to sit on. the palestinian ambassador said the future of the palestinian people is at stake. if you are against the destruction and displacement over the palace team, people, you must stand against this war. and if you support it, then you are enabling this destruction and displacement regardless of your intentions. the palestinian and basset are about to take. they issued to the general assembly while the united states and the other players in the region said they would continue to use quiet diplomacy to get more aid into gaza. kristen salumi aus is era. the united nation with join now by dia, fami,

she's an associate professor of political science at long island university. thank you very much for your time, this family for staying with us. so the us has as expected, it's used, it's vito at the un security council of un security council, just stop a ceasefire. she bought a terry and says fine. and does that, what do you make of the sequence of events? the un secretary general invokes a very rad paola. we then have this resolution that us veto, is it? and then our foreign ministers meet with the secretary of state, the us secretary of state lincoln, towards the disapproval of how the u. s. voltage. it goes to show how the us knew how it was going to vote, and everyone knew how it was going to vote. and they didn't really care mean the secretary of state for the secretary general for the 1st time issue. some of the harshest language has been for the past month, but yesterday issue some of the harshest language about what is happening in gaza. the us then vito's the resolution for

a humanitarian ceasefire after the secretary general has. so there's not a single safe space and gaza for everyone to anyone, to seek refuge. and then for the foreign ministers of, of many are of countries for several of countries to meet the secretary blinking right after this vote shows the, the distance between where the international community of citizens is and where the international community is. this would be the united states and how the us today is spending more more alone and then as an ever has the adverb form. just as who met with the secretary of state blinking and the country is that they represent. they have who voiced outright condemnation for as well as offensive on gaza. but do think that they are doing enough to put pressure on us to use more leverage with as well. so our leaders are between 2 segments, their own population and what is the right thing to do an international well stage . now the arab street, if you will, is very frustrated with much of its leaders for being just doing the talk,

but not walk into walk. and the question is, can arab leaders put pressure on the united states? strategically speaking, in terms of whether it's oil, whether it's pressure or whether it's closing certain gateways to ensure that the strategic interest of the region, which is very much in keeping with the u. s. strategic interest is articulated in a way that contains the humanitarian language. we need for gaza, what kind of gateways are you referring to? and why haven't they used them? it's unclear why many of these leaders have just been past, say about actually putting pressure. but if you think about the security and stability of the region, gaza continues, as we know, israel has a least stated that they will continue to bomb it for the next 3 weeks. it's going to lead to further instability in the region, not just more refugee crisis, but the fear, fomenting among certain segments of the population. this is going to lead to

regional instability, which is actually not in the u. s. strategic interest. so why they're not aligned is quite towing. and why do you think then aligning and how much of that is that is down to the jewish? nobody in the united states and the us administration ultimate and the listening to that. and i'll be more than to 60 percent of american voters who want to seize 5 and obviously much more than arable muslim versus the issue. watch what some members of the state department have said about us strategic interest. and this behavior being against a strategic interest. you find that the us administration, the defense department, even members of congress are coming at a fisher of are we really behaving in our own strategic interest or in the interest of certain lobbying groups? i think this is a kind of telling moments of the united states when members of its own administration, especially in the state department to take security a little bit differently. are questioning whether we're doing the right thing. yeah,

that is dahlia. find me associate professor of political science at long island university. thank you very much for your analysis. we appreciate it is very full of those have carried off more rates in the occupied westbank. and the latest operation to people who are arrested in ramallah called kenya and the city of hebron was so targeted, the territory has seen increasing the violent daily rates and israel. the guide is warmed garza more than $270.00 palestinians have been killed in the operation since october. the 7th and rave also carried off in nablus city on saturday. several is rarely um and vehicles draws from the city, but no arrests have been reported. and in the village of motto, drop, and bethlehem is riley soldiers of patrolling streets on the 4th. some of the filters have smashed the windows of pop cause still ahead on algae 0. we made one palestinian family back and the adult just one of ireland often weeks to ended in

gaza. the the hello we have developing cloud pushing some very heavy right across the default. so of origin teen or the moment at the moment it's down across southern most part. so you can save it with a system here which will roll its way through the front top towards the power g y at the eastern side of the present level. make his way 3 flicks and right across the react for time. but it's a system down towards the south and lucky to costa, right across 10 sales used to having the fault is the poll stanley warming up here . and then normally when does it go one through sunday, but that's that count. and right. it pushes right across northern positive origin tina into power required to cool some flooding, some flash bodies of possibility down towards the southeast of brazil as well. could splash the showers across the hospital,

the amazon and up towards the camera being some showers the columbia also into web kind of ma for the car being itself, not too bad little cloud across the east. and obviously we will see some showers rolling in across the, the wind woods and lights around just easing across the valley with as well funded dry costs a good positive the great trend to this for the time being. but we will see right. making his way into the dominican republic employed as a right make its way in across the mexican wave of the next day. as i said, you know, the eastern side of mexico too, is that with the system that stretches right from the deep south of the us to the lakes of the candidate has to expand the tooth and a zillow's fault lines meets those advocating for the change is suicide, but it's facilitated to our way to decide that it's not the right choice. and critics who believe the government is prioritizing death of, of providing necessary social and economic support. staff was an 8 worked festival

and getting some food to eat or getting stuff for their pain. do you want to die today? a fault lines investigation on alger 0. the you're watching all just here of me, elizabeth toronto mendoza. and reminder of our stories. the silence is rarely bombardment and con, units in southern gaza has killed thousands of palestinians. more than 17 and a half 1000, something count who began just over 2 months ago. the united states has vetoed a draft resolution of the un calling for an immediate humanitarian see spot and gaza. 13 members of the security council voted in favor of the draw. so you cab

stains does waiting for us as a paradox rates and the occupied westbank. several locations are being targeted between the city of nablus palestinians across the territory have faced the surgeon rates since the gas for foreign ministers from several arab nations and took care have been holding tools with us secretary of state antony blinking, and washington, they're calling for an immediate cease fund, gaza added on hand, has moved from the us capital as no public statements, and very few smiles as the us secretary of state sits down to meet with the foreign ministers of turkey. po, son, cutter, saudi arabia, jordan and egypt. resolutions offers this meeting happening just moments after the us be towed a ceasefire. resolution of the united nations against a ceasefire. that is their main demand. we believe there is a model obligation towards the international community to stop the killing of this

to get in better stance evidence. and it's the 1st time, at least in my lifetime that have seen that's caught in for a ceasefire. it became a controversial issue. there's was a unified message to the press and policy experts warning that what they see as a double standard and refusal to call for a cease fire is cost in the united states. credibility worldwide. i'm not sure how deep is the understanding here of what's happening on the ground. the guys, i mean, this war has broken every record. the largest number of journalists get the largest number of of us because destroyed last largest number of medics killed the largest number of you on employees. can the they argued the biden administration is not using its influence with israel enough. our message has been very clear that needs

to be at an immediate cease fire that needs to be a cessation of hostilities and we need to have immediate access for humanitarian aid. that is not acceptable. we did hear them say that there will be a need to hold the international community to account without detailing exactly what that might look like. but they did warrant that the hatred and the region is growing by the day and the long term impact. they are afraid this is wiped out 30 years of work and that an entire generation now will no longer be able to even imagine the possibility of peace. particular have alj a 0 at the state department. the since the world again is really full since have intensified and expanded the rates and the occupied westbank. at least 3670 palestinians have been arrested. that's according to the palace to be in prison. the society that's 50 a shall rest for each day of the 2 month conflict. as well as holding 80 percent

and so called administrative detention. that means they can be held indefinitely without charge of trial. but here one says, that's a record number 6, palestinians have died and is rarely custody of the highest number and such a short period and decades. palestinians held in his way to jail, so they denied adequate food and wish to many report basins abuse and torture by prison dogs, some sight of inspection for the rape along with their families. this route has also limited visits from family members. lawyers, which is against international law. well, hold often, how many met palestinian prisoners indeed occupied westbank, who have faced torture and abuse while incarcerated? that he might be home, but still access is behind. bars, facing up and down his hands in front as if handcuffed. his head filled with i'm answered. questions i never had that has had i seen, i am still in prison. i am psychologically tired and even pain. my body is number

non stop headaches. i filled out a tricity down my spine. i couldn't get out of bed because of the pain they used to hit me all of it. it, buddy, that's. it was 15 you when he was 1st arrested, sentenced to 2 and a half years on charges including resisting police. but there's a teenager, he often rebelled against prison rules. it's led to several due time extensions, totally 11 years behind bars. 7 in solitary confinement. the last 18 months with no visits or outdoor time. the impact is so deep, bass and was appear to be released begging to be returned to his. so that's him. frame long beard and the shoveled hair and a lot of pent up anger. i'm his mother, but he didn't want to come to me. he didn't recognize us on the way home. she attacked us, hey, test,

got out the car and run away. she was annoyed with me even though i'm the only one who saw him in jail. it deeply affected me. not able to deal with the return to normality by some needed urgent treatment. this is the hospital where best suited was admitted. 4 days after his release is the only psychiatric hospital in the okay, by the west bank. and we're here to speak to his doctor to understand the long lasting impact of solitary confinement and attention. the doctor say basle displays the symptoms of deep trauma. need about the club, national, and we think his behavior stems from what he lives, right. and any physical contact was aggressive, there was torture, immunization, degrading treatment. so this kind of present of feels that any human touch is a negative just yet i will, i'll put into the cost of the fact that the has been 2 sentences in prison. one as a child and later, a 12 year, one for participating in the 1st and decided that you and then your until today.

and it's been 7 years now. my phone has been on silent. i like the quiet. i prefer to listen until i don't like public places too much. any noise is around me just to me. i don't show it, but i feel different inside your 10 weeks later that ssl is still confused. how did a duct on addressing me as his doctor last in time, then not acknowledging his parents by the respect the family ever bored them and i am an old friend. he was born 4 months ago. so who does people look tough to me? is fed me and took care of me telling me to call them mom and dad. but it's not possible since i'm in olsen and they are right. where is that most of your parents who had been waiting for over a decade to have their son still denied that moment. this is one story unique, but at the same time, not uncommon, deduct reality of living under military occupation. that is only getting more brutal by the day for the how many of the 0 in the occupied westbank

allison in storage in gaza with farm possible. it's something returning home and face and to explain to several 1000 an odd and it's a country this long welcome to palestinians and publicly supported they arrive what a marks has moved from dublin. abraham algo that's gone. so if a good during the fighting in 2009, assessing and on and t state f a since, i think it was an easy decision. life in guys is very tough. there aren't many, there's no opportunity for young people. and it's very difficult life over there. with his own growing family, he sometimes returned to see relatives. during his most recent visit, the war and gaza trapped his family. that for weeks looked at unbelief. abraham kept to the experience with his phone. today is saturday and i just

went out to get red, hoping the irish government would help evacuate his families. unfortunately, we didn't make it to the list for today. directive guys. but he, in the thousands of all the irish citizens inside gauze of waited weeks to get on the list of for a national. now to leave, i think we say $42.00 days of the total and guys. and before we left, with every message coming from on, and it reminded us of the good days that we had here, his moments of home coming felt like a dream. abraham says the warm welcome back pots of orleans political reality. i think palestinians in general here, they feel they are a more welcome than anywhere else in your reasons for the supports are rooted in the countries painful past experiences with its english neighbors. i think there's a huge solidarity with a palestine in our and there has been historically, we understand cetera colonialism because we were evicted from orlando settlers,

put in our alarm to historically 90 percent of irish people. right across the political spectrum is in support of the palestinian stays and am a permanent seas for the current owner, as government has called for that sci fi. that is cautious about hotline public criticism of israel. that's because on and says it wants to retain a constructive role in calming the conflict. iron wants to be a friend. the visitor has to work with is rather to really a pain to is read to. it's inner being. we have no skin in the game. one way or another, we are our sole interest, our conflict resolution, and peace as a new to stay as it is very complex problem. it for him, the support shown for those to me inside gaza. demonstrations like this served as a strong reminder that is new nation is a hospitable home. the months out to 0 dublin and

the let's take a look at some of the news from around the world. now in the philippines is condemned for it's cooling and legal and aggressive actions by china and the dispute at south china sea. it says china's coast guard followed a water cannon at a philippine fishing vessel. june a regular re supplying mission. aging says it took action off the 3 for the pain. fishing boats entered water as near an asshole claimed by both countries. will soldiers from an east african regional force have pulled down from the democratic republic of congo. after the government refused to renew its mandate. 250 south. so to the soldiers left on friday and more are expected to go in the coming weeks. troops are 1st deployed in 2022 to the east to count to the group m 23. a. sarah lee owens form a president and as by cut all my has been questioned by police of what the

government says was a failed crew attempt. last month. government attacked army barracks into prison, freedom more than 2000 inmates. moving to 1000 people were killed. nicholas hawk has more. an invitation from the police is how the former president of sierra leone ernest chrome, i described his time inside a police station in freetown, where he was summoned by authorities to answer questions over a failed to attempt that took place late in november. in which prisoners were least over 2000 prisoners released 20 people were killed. now the authorities have rested over 70 people. many of them are members of the armed forces, and many of them are body guards of earnest chrome as a former president of sierra leo. now he's saying that he is keeping an open mind, he will be questioned again on saturday. over this failed cool attempt, he says that the rule of law will prevail,

but there is fear among many interior leo, and that if you were to be arrested, there would be protests on the streets of free town and elsewhere in the country. and this comes months after the contested presidential elections, where the president b o was re elected in what international observers was. an election mart with fraud . there's a sense amongst many in sierra leone that they're elected official need to resolve this political crisis in order to deal with the economic hardship that many in sierra leone are facing right now. nicholas hawk alger 0. the car some bob ways holding a series of bile actions on saturday with all the candidates from the main office addition coalition follows court rulings. borrowing them from running president i'mma send men on dogwood xander. p. s is expected to move closer to the 2 thirds majority. it needs to amend the constitution, the opposition citizens coalition for change.