signs it's the same struggle, shared of displacement, connects with our community and tap into conversations you find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is the or the israel continues. it's been met and those attacks across bows. kidding. thousands of people in the center and sounds of the strip, the kind of woman, isabel serrano. and this is alice even line from doha. and so coming out before it's of more than 5000, it's very solid. is an engine from awesome systems of the world. 2000 don't consider a disabled condemnation of the us off short blocks,

a un security council proposal for an immediate humanitarian safe spot. and gosh, ask us a census. we take a look at why the flames is solid actually, and then in price and then modest and $1.00 south american country, the it's 14 g m t, that's full pm in gaza, way as well, and has intensified as airbags in the south of a strip, including an area, the areas that had declared to be safe, rescues have been searching rubble, the survivors in the city of russell offering as try and get a residential building. the attack comes a day off the u. n. after the us be told, a un resolution demanding an immediate humanitarian says font and gaza, or the city of the in central garza has come under a piece of gum bonnet. it's home to unlock the hospital with staff say they've received more than 70 dead. and a 160 wounded in one day and thousands of people have been killed and strikes on

the southern city of con eunice. more than $17000.00 people have died from sleep on bottom and began off to october. the 7th is wrong, has been issuing evacuation order is that policy being active as say is nothing but a couple of ethnic cleansing and fast of palestinian land. earlier this month is really only published a map, dividing gaza into zones, so it can tell palestinians with so quoted safe evacuation areas in the event of an attack. well, the 95 percent of the us population has been fullest from their homes. the living and dying conditions in the south where as well has stepped up, it's as strikes and a tax is around has designated a part of the out in the wasi town and the southern corner of the gaza strip, the so called safe space. it is a bound stretch of sandy terrain, a mass 6.5 square kilometers of land, with no shelters, all tens of healthcare facilities. what evacuated a supposed to seek shelter onto 0, spoke to

a palestinian man who took his family from con unice to the so called safe stone in milwaukee. and he described on saturn treat 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 go to them. oh, i see 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 purposes, nothing humans. so after we did the smoke shelter, we had some uh, breathing uh, problems with our children. so we had to sleep. sometimes outside the display, plastic tends and sometimes inside. uh, children are suffering from uh, throwing out uh, 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, these i, so 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. but 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. the gallons of water, the world health organization says guys as health system as on it's means a corresponding honey maximum. and this is rasa and southern gaza. the situation on the ground. we are in front of a small size of specialized hospitals here that it is not suitable for conducting major operations are receiving a large number of injuries as the case with other hospitals across the gaza strip. but what's going on here? the hospital runs this

a transfer. 3 cases in case the people rush to the hospital with a gaze, the do whatever possible in terms of 1st aid, an early intervention, and then uh, transfer them to bigger hospitals such as the or the hospital. but so far since the beginning of the or the 1st week of the we're, we're keeping an eye on the side of the hospital. and as of today we can safely say that we're looking at a very crippled a health care system across the gall. just sit there are only 9, but those remaining a function and we talked about the functionality of these hospitals. we're talking about the limited capacity, a very low capacity compared to what the uh, used to be uh in the past due to lack of medical supplies or do you feel to give them sustainable. we heard that a statement made by the general director of nasir hospital for example, who talks about the dire situation of the hospital in terms of running out of fuel running out of medical supplies. it compared to the large number of injuries

forwarding into the hospital literally describe a tsunami of injuries within the past. 3 days as more people are getting injured, they're, they're killed. and these are inside of han noon is fine with is a very densely populated area. and already the population, a group to double the number as people were evacuating from the northern parts and gods on the center of the park. so a hospital such as nazzo, they're making some top decision of who to who does keep on who to save. and also just to let go, particularly when it comes to patient with life threatening conditions. are those are where in i see you uh for some time it in order to, to receive the treatment that they need. but as of now the more and the number of injuries coming to the hospital making it very difficult for the hospital to, to stay in itself and to run uh, the old major department and fox. the decision is going to be implemented very soon

to cut down on the living, the amount of service it provided to people. many fee of the war and gaza could stretch well into the new year as well as defense minister has said it will be long and difficult. and now is really media ever pushing to the armies estimates and it needs another 8 weeks to complete the common stage of a confirmation that go down to the united states. that is worried about growling international criticism. office civilian death, toll island fisher reports the bloody. it's been brutal and intense, and it could go on for 2 more months. it's really media reports. the army wants 3 to 4 weeks to conduct operations in and around 10 units before it concentrates its war on the sofa of gas it. and that could take apart their month. one expect tool, they'll just need a little more could mean a short piece might eliminate,

small militants come us. many times we might even capture the lead those of, of how much in gaza. but what is the plan to be on the dates? and by eliminating the police status, the police students in the guys are in the west bank cars, went and probably the region they have. but there might be some technical achievements. but the physically, if is and wants to live in peace with its neighbors. and 1st and foremost with the other students, they might extra cosmo home then. then any good israel's defense minister has already spoken about a long and difficult battling garza. and at the end of the c spy, talked about 2 more months of intense fight to melissa bye. for this whole time, i called him as a whole. i spent that at least in the next month or 2 in december and january. and even after that, that they will be intense and powerful fighting the following weekend. so because i knew was not of them, but the idea of the fighting, stretching beyond the end of the year will consent in america and going through. although it be to a deceased by a call at the united nations on friday,

it is august, these really government to wrap up operations before the end of the year. the world wide protests against the war of gould as the number of dead guys. it continues to rise until the blinking, the us secretary of state has been to israel to speak to the israelis about the next stage. and the war one told it could go on to january or beyond. the reportedly told the war cabinet. you don't have enough credit us and says it hasn't given any firm deadline to the end of the war. even as it is concerned about the growing number of civilian deaths is real, has made it clear. it is like the what it wants no matter how long it takes i would say sure, i'll just do that in or keep like east jerusalem. let's take a look at the number of israeli soldiers who have sustained life altering injuries

while finding him honest. this is as important, but it is raining media about 60 wounded soldiers of being admitted daily by these really on these rehabilitation program around 5 files that have been wounded in the war. the head of the vehicle, the patient departments has more than 58 percent, have severe injuries to their hands and feet. at least 2000 a disabled use amputations, orange of raise it in levies. a calling us for these writing newspaper hearts and he says a rise, a number of injuries in the military pales in comparison with palestinian casualties or before this will start to these riley's way wants. but over the years, the in the rain over because uh, a ground raids a ground to take. we take the life of hundreds of soldiers that lease apparently the price was lower, you know, it's nice lower than expected. but these red knew it's going to pay

a very heavy price for full re concurring garza and this what is happening now. i must just remind the of us the dose of drops in the ocean relatively to the other students, sick to fries and 5000. they a dangerous, it's a soldiers, which is a painful, every family is really a job with nelson or the 1st thing in the, in just people and handicapped people in the office, the cube b. so the head of knowledge, sarah, from a separation wall to segregation. brothers explain why is why i was accused of imposing apache on the occupied westbank the . how are the rain clouds all gathering across central and southern parts of china

at the moment, 10 southern north, we can get some snow. you say colorado starting to talk this way and at the moment the head of that, we've got this area of low pressure. that's big area of high pressure about how i will wake and that will allow that low to slip through as it go through sunday. one or 2 south into western part of japan creek potentially not too bad. make the most of that because here's that west to whether it's a central areas of china. snow on the northern flank of that. and that really gap is around pop is moves across, you gotta see the east trying to see as we go. 13, monday, very heavy right into the korean peninsula. a good covering a snow to into pa self. in north korea. we have got to cooler fresher, whether they have to tow it around the team degrees celsius, staying dry for the time being dying. so i tell you, for the time being, of course, the good parts of indo china, a good russia showers there because much of south east asia rest pay usual heavy as will be around them. a light peninsula. them to a sinatra west. impossible. any. i've also seen some lobby showers from time to

time lobby shelves to still affecting the mold, a supplement areas of india pushing across into sort lanka, much of in the standing up into buckets. not as long as you try because folk, what is the force of the northeast of india and the northern plains, the i'm, it's the world slow down. we stand for as homes, with tips of global nickel reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy harness the offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential, committed to being fine, mental protection, enhancing investments, alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the

on the be watching on to 0 me it is of a thrown window. a reminder of our top stories. the sour rescue change of bodies from under the rumble of israel continues of x rays because of pictures coming out of the city of bid on central gaza, which has come under a piece of environment it's home to unlock the hospital with. don't say that received more than 70 dead and a 160 wounded in one day and ongoing as strikes and con eunice and southern goss. i have killed dozens of palestinians, owe them 17 and a half 1000 have been killed since the beginning. just over 2 months ago. the united states has vetoed a draft resolution at the u when calling for an immediate humanitarian sees fund and gaza. that team members of the security council we bullshit in favor of the

drum, the u. k. upstate the for 2 months the us government has being patient the need for a 2 state solution between palestinians and israelis. once the rule is over. but how viable is the future palestinian state given the reality of israel's ongoing occupation? it's taken no. okay. one of the most visible manifestations of that occupation. the separation was designed to keep people out in the case of israel. this one is not just to keep palestinians away, but also to separate them. in 2002, israel began building a concrete barrier and the occupied was back. it's intended to be more than 700 kilometers long and about 30 to 40 meters wide on average. israel says the will protects and secure a policy to me and say it's

a symbol of segregation and racism sofa. israel has managed to build and 8065 percent of the whole or that is despite the u. s. highest cold calling it illegal. israel has use the will to amex even more palestinian land around 85 percent of its root runs inside the west back rather than along the internationally recognized free 1967 border also known as the green 9. it completely cuts off east jerusalem from the west bank and runs through a $150.00 pals to me and communities separating them from the farm land west of worse and them that mocked and blue, and east and yellow are. and then there's the so cold seems on and that's this area . wedged between the green line and the separation hold about 50000 palestinians live there and need is really permits to inhabit their own homes. israel has built 71 and legal assessments. they make up more than 85 percent of the secular

population. they are allowed to move freely. the upshot is as rails legal separation who makes a continuous palestinian state nearly impossible in a day, but i am reports from the occupied west back this is the view that no scene has been looking out for the past 20 years behind the wall or the trees she planted and can no longer reach people in the well to waco, agitated from a bad nightmare. but here we are awake and agitated every single day. these really separation barrier cuts through her family's land upon nothing, it's new to us and i never could understand. i had the dick is working and sold them up, reaching the trees. it was a deep pain in my heart. they didn't care when i lost the trees that i carried on my shoulders and planted one by one. see, decades later is really forces are back for more in august,

they handed several families and upon the you confiscation orders to expand the war . they fear that is where we use the war on garza to grab more land without having to share the did the, this is our land and we have the proof. they say you're close to the legal is really settlement, but i was here before the wall. the courts and power are in their hands. my future is over. i fear now for my children and grandchildren. future israel started building the wall during the 2nd palestinian uprising noon as the anti fall. the palestinian sea is well used security as an excuse to confiscate more lined. the walls length is more than double that of the 1967 borders sneaking into palestinian territory, running as deep as 18 kilometers inside the occupied left bank. the un says it's almost complete and will take up around 10 percent of palestinian lands. the

international court of justice has ruled the world. is illegal. roads like this one are all what's left for palestinians. he often have to take longer routes to reach their destination. for palestinians, the wall is an extension of israel system of control as part of a wider network of roads. supplements on check points built to give us really the upper hand while making their lives unbearable. why did they need that? but he just the to the occupied left thing and it's not just the separation will illegal is really assessments and check points of another manifestation of the occupation is around has built around 300. it's not settlements and out posts on palestinian land and the occupied westbank. i don't care parties, jerusalem, and breach of international nor the palestinian authority has limited control of areas

a and b. all areas see that as most of the west bank is entirely under is really control. maybe 700000 is ratings, live in illegal settlements to connect them. israel has built a system of roads, some are exclusively for is there any nationalist across the occupied west back palestinians in the territory a band from travelling on the central days of drugs or crossing some by car as well . has also set off at least $645.00 road obstacles, including a $188.00 check points across the west bank. tens of thousands of pallets to be in workers have to go through is randy military checkpoints every day. they say it's degrading an unjust as well controls every aspect of palestinian lives through a complex system of color coded identity cods based on the location is rarely possible. it's our issue. the palestinian is right, is a separate ideas issued to those born in jerusalem and they don't have is there any possible it's green ivy is an issue with the palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza strip palestinians with the west bank id can only move around the occupied

westbank and a person with a gauze id account and leave the tower tree without a permit that's difficult to obtain. the system has been compared to that of apartheid in south africa and the 2nd half of the last century to or has moved from new that as one of the illegal assessments and the occupied westbank. this illegal is really supplemented behind me is called eddie l. it's one of the largest sacraments here in the occupied westbank that it's been built in the late 19 seventy's, but it's been expanding and expanding, eating up more palestinian lines, and people here would tell you that it's threats to jake. it's not just the land with rob, but it's built in a way to be able to use the resources this area has a lot of underground water, the water reservoir reservoir. you see right there is only for use of is really exclusively leaving palestinians to rely on water tags that we see on the rules

to be able to get access to water. but there's a huge disparity between the woods are located through these really subtler is and those are located to palestinians. now, palestinians would tell you that the only is a ray that has always been expanding its supplements project, but this government is already a government of such, there is at least 6 of them already live in supplements that are considered illegal under international law. and before the war in august peace, now organization has been saying that that is really government has advanced the more supplement units than any other years. we're talking about 13000 units around 13000 units all across, across the occupied to us bank and palestinians also say that is really are using this period when there is a war to expand. those they use and the building of in the bill is really supplements out posts, which usually gets retroactive to activity recognized by these where the government

me that but i came, i just need uh, the occupied to us to back a we are some palestinians while the occupation means for them have left gloves, although i have heard wisdom the positive still that is what i'm doing. well today you just download you i, i just sent you some below them. some of the sudden you see that it's all up really sending you the let it been in a while. i'm totally and the stuff and the i used to the dads, fish all the benefits or why the minutes to come up and put them on. one of them had a mine because of the move in that the show at the end, what the me or what the g a and the zoning. me. i know most of the natural to see

on blackboard. i looked at how well i just who will, who will she because you to and i'm sure begging in because all plans are kind of how i was just looking. i am in the up the negative to mountains and the outs ends of the can. but those are all to the whole, are the zip i'm and got the got there to the boy called divestment and sanction. so be the movement that talk is be, is way the occupation is be making waves of the global protests against the war and gaza. social media science such as x and tech, talking to even apps and naming brands that they say have ties to israel. some government's also taking action as laura conver pulls the boy who israel has become a running cry in protest around the world. he's looking to see the smoke and well we're providing support for the people that publish something here

and we submit the same time. we went to the government to cut off. it was a port to try to to, to see oh wow. really? yeah. the video of having no, don't stop it. we will boy on the light is ro good of israel's will. on garza has thrust the b d. s. movement back into the spotlight established in 2005, it cools for a boy called of is writing an international companies involved in israel's violations of palestinian rights. it's those who the provides a list of products to avoid. on the books, people are also downloading apps to check if so, businesses support is way the products there is a global effort or is road to suppress activism and support for the boy up the

investment in functions come find including through bringing in legislation to try to suppress subjectivism and probably one of the things we're having to do in the u . k. is font around the boycott low. that is specifically going to probably bodies like local government pension screens, a 6 to stop them taking divestment action. so at the moment we have a huge possible, but i think that speaks to the concerns the israel holds up, the government holds about the potential momentum in these kind of pines that anti bully caught spill, which is making its way through to purchase a parliament says thoughts boy caught so the investments by public bodies would potentially be liable to investigation and falling under the legislation. israel has long accused the movement of anti semitism thoughts, many of making moves to hit companies where it hurts last month. the tuckers parliament's band nestle kind of products from its restaurants to and to book

donald's has been under attack of to it's, it's ready franchise of the free meals to soldiers. and some tickets the, the mcdonald's, the corporate office itself in egypt to fully buy at least 70 percent. since it was started, is pledged $650000.00 a day to gauze and business stool. improving install books in the us. the coffee franchise has been targeted, offered students a union for social media posts supporting palestinians. the union has since counted, sued. renewed attentional media comes as protested to mount a public sci fi garza hoping the companies speeding the pins will apply pressure on political leaders to and israel's will on gauze of laura, come out is there on adam, burn the is an office based in the lynn he spent the past 2 years in palestine on

a photography assignment, but he's been questioned because of his views. and what he has historian has on woods. my name is i didn't bloomberg. i am an artist, an educator, and an activist. so i've had shows all over the world and all my shows in germany have been cancelled. i spent the last 2 years in palestine photographing or be on the trees of palestine. the oldest tree we photographed quote of, but we is 4500 years old. i found myself accused of being hateful and to see my 2 weeks of my mother's death. and my mother was a survival of the heart of costs. so i just buried my mother who had such 1st hand experience at the heart of cost and came back to these lifeless accusations. and the 2 times i felt most and its threatened and an ext essential way. that is um commemoration. that happened last year of kristallnacht. i was holding

a sign that i made it said jews against fascism everywhere. i was approached by a group of jews who were also there to, to commemorate crystal enough. i was physically threatened by one of these people. now the idea of a junior at crystal enough commemoration being threatened violently threatened by another jew and having to seek refuge with a german police, is one of the most ironic things i've heard. and the 2nd time i felt most threatened was at a commemoration for the knuckle within seconds. there were maybe 3 or 4, you know, very big black german. why a policeman on top of me and beat me quite severely. and hon cost me um the fact that a jew from a holocaust dividing family can stand accused by the states of germany who, who is,

or who is not in mtc might, they should be the last people who, who can throw that accusation around. she is home to the largest palace name dice from outside the middle east. and since i've tried the 7th and then as have been holding demonstrations and fundraisers and support our last in america, edited new, see a new and explains some of the most influential members are too easy to normally livable and artistic community arrive at the palestinian club in san diego to take part in a fundraiser for victims of the war and gaza. former congressman and constitutional convention delegate for the chain is among them. the 2nd pen do another that i initially people understand that this is not a religious conflict with israel as some client, but rather between an occupying power that is looking to carry out ethnic cleansing and unoccupied people. liked them with jar.