the vital role in solar energy harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits essential submitted by mental protection, enhancing investment climate digital licensing, your better tomorrow. the israel pushes on with it's for on gaza, pounding the entire stress with air strikes, the you're watching l g 0 my for my headquarters. and so i'll find a navigate also ahead i can promise i will not give up the un secretary general. so as a security council has all 40 on credibility happen undermined by its inability to implement the humanitarian ceasefire in dogs,

squalid and increasingly overcrowded palestinians fear for their lives as a crime and to the few is really designated se phones left in garza. and we looked at the price paid by palestinians and westbank to been banned from working in israel. the it's 11 gmc, that's 1 pm in gaza. the un secretary genuine toner gutierrez has promised to continue pushing for a cease fire in the palestinian territory despite the us vetoing a draft resolution at the security council. meanwhile, is really forces are driving further south into the strip there, leaving little room for more than 2000000 people seeking shelter. there has been repeated strikes and heavy fighting in hon. eunice. more than 17700 pounds

simians have been killed since the start of the war. israel's prime minister has criticized countries calling for a cease fire, saying that would prevent the elimination of having us displaced palestinians from the north. the center on the south have been told by israel to move to a small plot of coast of land. it has no reliable sources of water, food, and medicine. and the un says what is real cause the safe zone is now experiencing extreme overcrowding. speaking at the donor form and cats are, the un secretary general declared that he won't give up. on seeking a permanent end to the fighting. and he set the security council's failure to implement the cease fire had undermined its credibility. the situation is fast. the 2 right thing you to look at best the fee would potentially easy, but to see what the implications sort of palestinians as a whole and for peace and security in the region. and i have just a courtesy call and seem to press to avert the humanitarian catastrophe,

and directed i did my review for the humanitarian ceasefire to be the clips. it'd be aggressively the security council side to the weights. but dep does not make it less necessary. so i can problem is i will not give up earlier a hash in my head, but i spoke to the palestinian prime minister at the doha for him. how much do you explain that the only way out of this cycle is a comprehensive solution that involves a palestinian state. a. why do nets as it has been quoting for up to so solution. this is never walked the walk. and you're not getting in the united states has never put together a specific implementation because of how a tube, the solution. it is not enough to talk about the solution. what is more of them enough is that we need to united states and the international community. one who hope by this time to become a member of state nation 2nd. good or good,

nice. by this time as a state on the board of those looking at getting services have been with generals of them as is carpet done. so to go to the united nation to be coming down but enough for indigo submission there is, it'd be quantization process that has been veterans united nation, and there is because in puerto, them and the united mission should concord is what i have to put together if i take a time frame for ending this a good vision because there is no way that we can go back to a piece process. that piece process has been exhausted for more than 50 years, but a scene is and is right is have been talking decided is too strong ended, but a scene is out in the we can gain, then we need a 3rd party intervention. so mic indigo probation was, let's talk about policy and thought a senior dialog as you know, the americans. these varieties and many western countries are in favor of continuing this war until the destruction of how much they say that we would like

to hunt over. control of cause the to the policy or forwarded to give us a sense. what, what do you spent? are you, are you, are you willing to take over or do you believe that this is not the question to us now? we have enough that it across, i mean for you to say what do we stand? this is our people. this is our land and we have a nearby to lift because we continued for the last 17 years. and even before that, for 50 years, the brothers general setup, it has been providing evidence and get assistance to guys that we are the ones who would take care of what sort of electricity or facilities of education overhead. and so we, because supplies our people out of that are we today have said the 4000 pallets the on 7 settlements who receive said that it's monthly side, that is it from the policy and it was not up. and so therefore, the issue is not where do we stand order we, we stand on the one thing minus the man to, to 3 is one united but as the mentor,

3 seconds and it's sort of the ocean, is not about one geography at the expense of the other, any solution should be comprehensive for the cnn $33.00, and that's comprehensive. so the ocean has to be ending occupation, most of them that of course we want a situation in which but as soon as out of united and of course that kind of as isn't in thinking on, bob talked about his, you know, what it, because most a and of course, there is a situation in which the, after october 7 is the different from the day before. so the new, imagine video to see that we need to capitalize on that. and we need to put our house in, or the by all means. and i think it this time that's how most zip code the but a scene and prize the president until him with already united behind you. and you are able to get them all sort of the of the. but i see that people and we are ready to engage the number of palestinians killed and is really

a tax was now risen to 17700 since the war began on october. the 7th. for those who manage to survive, israel's military is ordering them to move to a tiny strip of land on the coast. israel says what it's called a safe, so it will be spared the bombing and fighting. that's devastated much of the rest of the territory. more than 1800000 people in garza had been forced from their homes and there are fewer and fewer designated so called safe areas left to flee to the bare and 6 and a half square kilometer project to rent. and, and the last seat is one of the honey, my food isn't enough in southern guys up, honey. you were in on my wasi. tell us what you saw there and what people were telling you of the yes, the elizabeth in the report we did the milwaukee evacuation zone. i would like to uh confirm that the area that we went through is any evacuating zone is not an

evacuation center. we're not looking at a form of a structural is that evacuation center or shelter. it's lars, the pocket of largely san area where people are, is thrown onto the or, or no, no honor why no international organization, no risk for us is looking after them. basically we're talking about more than 50000 people and the number might have increased as of today, as we've heard more people are born into from tanya and as in through of us. but we're looking at desperate situation duct, but living conditions for this large number of people groups. so the have to set up their on 10 setting in order to do this, they have to buy all these materials, thinking about the world, the night alone in plastic is just talking about basic stuff that are needed to build there on uh, the max. you can do to stay in that we're looking at and we were looking at large extended families, more than 203050. a family members are,

are together. and one is small area with people. people will have a cash flow in their hands were able to do this, but those were the money ended up spending last night in the open air without being in attend because the lack the financial resources to buy those small materials basically with you to build a shoulder for them for themselves, and in addition, there is a shortage and lack of everything, no access to water, no access to food supplies, nor has the medical supplies. we thought to some of the people who describe the journey just out of that. evacuations onto the closest area to get the gallon of water would take up to 4 and 5 hours. we also in terms of fluid, they don't have food supply that would be have whatever they were able to carry with them in terms of canned food and, and others stuck with them just due to need and provide for their,

for their families. the shortage of the fuel and cooking gas. it is, it is a challenge for that large number of people. and there is a warrior. and a concern of the spread of disease is a, particularly among the most vulnerable, a group of salt, that number of people with just women and, and their and shoulder. and there's also another vulnerability group that we came across in that event goes into the zone is people with disability. we're talking about people and we would share people with hearing disability people who are are with, with some of the chronic disease, life threatening conditions. it's interesting how does evacuation zone is very close to the main owner, what headquarter in dropbox, but they don't or what does not provide anything for them as it only provide for people who are inside its facilities. lar, basically a, the city which is very, very dire. for these people and complicated. thank you, honey. thank you for that reporting from alpha in the gaza strip. the is really

prime minister benjamin netanyahu. meanwhile, husband speaking at the war cab as the war cabinet meets in western, russo. and let's bring an allen fisher who's joining us from occupied east jerusalem. so any sign allen, that the international pressure is having any impact on the work cabinet on his room. a busy day for benjamin netanyahu. you say at least 3 major meetings. one is with the board cabinet, one with the extended cabinet, a one essentially with a, a cabinet members that are dealing with the economy and the difficulty that is really spacing because of the war in gaza. and you're right to the forefront of benjamin netanyahu was thinking is the water and guys that he knows that there was a boat at the united nations, saved only by the noval from the united states. something that he talked about on friday saying that he was very grateful for at a point that he reiterated as he walked into that cabinet meeting in jerusalem

among since the war continues even more forcefully with intensity in the north of gaza. and in the south, in order to achieve all our goals, the illumination of homos, the return of all are of the keys and the promise that gaza will never again be a threat to israel. or you only have yeah. today, and other shipments will arrive. actually, it's already here of important ammunition for the continuation of the war. i think president bite and with whom i spoke on the day before yesterday. also for the fact that the united states to next to israel in the just way at the security council. and also of course, for the aid that the united states provided to the army. oh, let me ask you about the situation on the northern border of the south of 11 on we understand israel has been conducting air strikes in the south 11 on what more do you know or in the last couple of hours, but we're getting reports from inside lebanon, saying that there was a heavy bombardment under. we were waiting for some confirmation from the state of

the army. these really a force that has come just in the last few minutes, that they have been conducting operations inside of the 11. and they said that they were targeting a number of has bullet tank long sights, rocket loan sites, and has bullet headquarters. and they say that they also intercepted a number of targets to targets. in fact, that we're headed towards israel. they were short done by is really army fighters that have been a number of injuries on these really side b, c. the several soldiers have been slightly injured with trop noticed smoking solution. and to have be moderately inter via kindly receiving medical attention. what we don't know, and what we can confirm is the number of people who may well have been injured or killed on the other side of the border. but aside of this level war that continues to rage between hezbollah and israel in the northern parts of this country. all right, thank you so much. alan fisher reporting it was real as being a choose

a staging a video, reportedly showing the surrender of how my soldiers. so the footage on social media shows several dozen men strip to their underwear is really media say that these are him, us fighters, arrested at the jabante, a refugee camp, and one minus seen walking towards a soldier and handing over a rifle and found the gun. but note here i was carrying the rifle in his left hand . however, i'll de zeros verification unit center has identified a 2nd take of that exact same video. and the palestinian man is now holding the rifle in his right hand. like the 1st video, he walks forward to place the weapons in front of the is really soldiers were down joined by him. i want the shadow. he's out to 0. senior political analyst. my want . not only that, but a reporters in stock, said the man as well. known and gaza to be the owner of an aluminium workshop and he was kidnapped. apparently in the north of does that to what extent do these videos undermine israel's public diplomacy strategy that they're trying to put out?

i think it does undermine it, but that's not, of course why they do it. they do it for the opposite effect. and that's how it is today with propaganda. right. for buckeye is on heart, it's the octave light. is used to be great that it is there, it used to be the best spin on there is nothing. yeah. himself was a great spinner. it was time is that it has lost its touch. now, this author, propaganda that is meant to manipulate the friends, but not the executive deceive, the enemies is not working very well in an environment. when everyone can see a video, we live in our global environment where you might want it to have something to these ratings, but every else is watching. not just these varies and they're doing it badly as was right. once upon a time they used to spin it brilliantly. and what is the spin? what is at the heart of the spin at the heart of a spin is a special for nick is right. it's both a victim of victimize or it has to appear really strong human to you. it's opinions,

do whatever it takes, can bomb injure? i'm so so for the story buildings, hospitals, schools, by the same time is that is the victim of is of how much that are. some is what is the victim of a possibility and hatred and ties to play and balance. always these 2 ideas that supports a victim, but it's also a very strong, it's the strongest meaning that at least but, but when you try to do that in a global environment, when you are trying to show such totally done for forgotten, like we've seen at the hospitals, but you become the laughing stock of the international community of a whole generation. that's quite savvy, looks at those videos and content, especially when a something like i just see it all also exposes as part of what it is a lie. the way you have double takes and we still have these double takes up the hospitals. remember when they had this uh, grab and go back behind the x ray machine. it used to have one gun in the 1st steak,

and then it had 2 guns to machine guns and the 2nd take. so they're actually really becoming quite the. so what's going wrong for them? i mean, you just sent them. they used to be very brilliant of this type of thing, and now they're making very obvious mistakes when they produce video. this is a great question, but it's possible to take forever to explain what is happening to is right, is right, is becoming quite vulgar. quite an exemption is state and we've seen that in that kind of stuff. nothing at home. so when you have a fanatic, when you're running a country that is becoming more fascist or more for nothing from ethics, i'm not with us before by going to fix the liberals to be good. but my god, that's why i, that's why is right is looking like isis today is there as those images look like isis. they look like than the fascist and have a 2nd more. because this, these images are reminded of what happened to the jews and others. and hungry on poland and so on, so forth. how the nazis really was. so sophistic doors,

the victims, important to know that based on that different years other. so when you start showing vig when you start showing uh image just like that. so sophistic, so human, anything. so in the humanizing, maybe you're trying to send a 2nd segment of these really underwashed on public opinion and that you are brilliant. but the rest of the international community, i'm arguably, even in the west that size, they're looking at this and say what a minute. this reminds us of images we've seen before. this is a hard one. what you're doing step by this thing is 2nd, it is our keep saying that we are not like how much we are an enlightened democracy . we're the only democracy in the middle east. and then is there, i was different. the defenders support their say, what, how much does the worst things to, how are captives done? what does that does? but there's, as soon as a is a democracy. it's not supposed to be like how much for like isis. it's supposed to be something presumably different. that's why it's getting these billions of dollars from the united states. that's why it plays basketball. busy and european

legs, not in the lakes, right? that's why it's getting all the for the french and a great, a 3 months in the west. of course it's supposed to be western, but when it acts like isis, when it acts like fascist. and it says us propaganda, that doesn't even work. once upon a time the propaganda used to be, we have to kill the better students. we have no choice. we need to cause the apps, because it's already exist as a state. and as we used to call it or they used to call it, you, are you good morning, enable the sure thing and cried. but when you look at the images from god yesterday that also with the last thing, we see one thing you off and another video bite is, are your soldiers, how they destroy and bush for you shops, right. right. how they are bombing a score. and these are the soldiers is on the phone with his daughter saying this bombing is for you on your birthday. you can be such a status such as a humanize or such a fascist, and at the same time be good at propaganda. that's why i think this propaganda is

blowing up in the face as they are becoming better and then becoming a laughingstock of international community. thank you so much for allowing. the shadow is still a heads on ultra 0 heavy fight in the town of 2 of us as, as really forces launched more raids in the occupied west by the it is a tenant of turn to produce objectives these coverage. many parts of is really media are effectively engaging in propaganda or genocide. what these really military was telling us does not fit in with what evidence they have so far. and yet, on the fringes of his randy, public discourse, anti war voices persist, sales calling the traitors. the listening close covers how the news is come to

watch this space for where the story goes. next is as the content creators have become journalists, rescuers, but heroes system, the company, and talk, it's fair to the customer. so when a visa comes to me and yet they continue to report the close of business, the story of just want to be should be a little bit higher for the levels because on that, just the hearing the facts, how are we the city is real, but having more dead children asking questions to have your voice heard, what is your message? i'll just ears. when you saw the

color we can and here is the reminder of the top stories. this hour is really forces have intensified ground sea and air attacks and the southern gaza strip. the cities of ton unit started off, came under constant shelling on bombardment into the late hours of saturday. the un secretary general has promised to continue pushing for a ceasefire in gaza despite the u. s. v telling a draft resolution of the security council speaking at the door for him, he said the counsels failure to pass. the motion has undermined its credibility. the un says displace palestinians are experiencing extreme overcrowding and the cells they've been earned by israel to move to and the last see that's a so called safe stone without reliable sources of water, food, and medicine. there's been no let up in daily is really raids on the occupied.

westbank. 2 young palestinian men were arrested when troop storm the columbia refugee camp. earlier on sunday mohammed you had been shawny and you had been shawny were taken from their homes by is really soldiers and troops also stormed the town of 2 of us early on sunday. with a convoy of around 60 vehicles. gun bottles were reported between palestinian fighters and is really forces. bulldozers follow the convoys destroying roads and damaging water pipes. without that honey, it has more from the la. it certainly was a very large rate that's as actually ended now according to residents. we spoke to, um it is one of those areas. one of those cities that have been the focus of is really rates for quite a while because of the presence of palestinian resistance. then it was about to a when a large con,

void of is really army vehicles made their way into a to bass, followed by bulldozers. as we understand that there's been quite the intense exchange of gunfire there. and then these really army targeted a 2 houses that have been demolished and we understand that that was a move to a fire. we do also, we were told also the 11 people were detained, a do bus and they just pulled out as to while ago we don't have the total number of detentions that usually will be issued in the coming hours. but we do know that overall it's been 6 raids, and at least 14 people that paid before the war. more than a 150000 palestinians from the occupied westbank worked in israel. the money have since been found, depriving families on the palestinian economy of much needed revenue. and some workers now say that even if the band is listed,

they won't be going back. charles stratford reports from it on the the sun on the so we sits down for a late breakfast with these parents and cut them one of these 9 children at the home and the occupied with bank. and normally, at this time of day, can you ready be at work in israel when the war started as well by and kind of assuming workers from the occupied west bank. but some sense, even if is rel, lips the band, he's reluctant to go back, cuz i'm glad to understand little bit that whoever works inside israel guarantees a comfortable financial life for themselves. we're able to buy land, build a house, but now it's dangerous to enter. i'm worried that will be revenge for the mazda of tax, and unfortunately, the workers will pay a big price. the streets of vermont are busy, with the palestinian economy is suffering even more since the war started. maybe a cool trip, you know, keep light waste banks. labor force generated 17 percent of the palestinian national income for jobs and these ro, before, that's

a 150000 palestinians working inside as well. and around $25000.00 working in these wells, illegal settlements, generating around $3000000000.00 a year. so long as you used to work as a construction worker in tel aviv junk family, enjoyed the best of wages. eastwood nearly doubled when he takes home and the clock supplied westbank. in this, on the whole nother must when it opens again, i will wait a couple of weeks to check the situation before i return to work is better there. you get paid directly and on time, even though there is racism and i'm afraid of violence against me, which is the best station in ramallah lives. 30 am before the war. it would be bustling with workers, taking transports with ro. now this whole the as sold around colombia checkpoint monks a break and the separation will heavily guarded by the way the military. and it's where many palestinians used to cross into israel every day. a foldable at this

time of the day at this place, you'd see thousands upon thousands of pallets vivian's crossing the check board to go into israel to work. and as you can see now it's just the trickle. and the majority of these work is all going deep inside is working, and industrials are very close to where we all now economies rojo. somebody says the band has highlighted just how reliant on these ro, the palestinian economy is even if they want to return to the local labor market. the existing opportunities are very, very few. in fact, there are 9, we already had 17 percent unemployment in the west bank. now we're going to have a set of $430.00 for our present unemployment. we had a low g, d p, relatively in the, in the west bank. now these, this is, this labor continues, stoppage continues for 12 months. we're talking about 25 percent loss and g d p

alone because of this effect. and that means additional hardship for millions of palestinians like solar who looks out across the valley at the towns in israel, where he can no longer work catastrophic which is 0 remotely. the inside story is coming up. that's thanks for watching the color the rain clouds have gathering across central parts of china over at the moment. we have a favorite of cloud into west central in northern areas in this class will stick in opposite drives its way for the east woods, the head of that south. great. not too bad. lousy drive at the time being at least into japan. but here comes up with the system, a lot of heavy rain coming in shanghai, 18 degrees celsius. well down into single figures across the northeast of china, beijing, a just 2 degrees. notice so with

a heavy right and 10 degrees celsius for north korea, we are looking at snow and that's what going to push its way further. reese was mainly ryan for good parts of japan, but know the areas we'll see a covering of snow as we go one through choose a try a price, a clearer, crisp of weather coming back in behind. the, as you can see for the good parts of china by this day, so the skies will clear. one way of sunshine. let's go ahead and pay the sunshine, of course, a good parts of south asia. that is the case and to focus on much of india, some folk into the northeast of india. having said that, the further south lottie shell is still affecting southern parts of the india, should be a little drive as it go on into what tuesday. but we will see some shelves continuing for, for lanka. meanwhile, across you right in peninsula is lottie fine, dry unpleasantly, wo the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is

a context to what is that for now? it has a question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another cleansing has taken place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that without permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront, without israel's unrelenting devastation of gall. so, but any horse is still think that is dash us, we'd always be un security council says fine motion again to start, criticizing israel early as a styling to protect lots of civilians, human rights groups say, american risk being complicit in war crimes. so all the rights this isn't side story the .