that we revisit places day even when there are no international headlines. i'll just say we're really invested in that and that's a privilege. as a journalist, the counter man summer of a doctor has been killed by miss south side from it is really drone in garza the already full. so this is just a line from the also coming up summer was targeted alongside goes a bureau chief while i'll do who was in the hospital receiving treatment. so he's minutes and i tried to doubt that all my strength and those

be able to stand up. i was feeling dizzy, and i was using my father's israel's massachusetts, mistaken. we killed 3 captives killed in gaza off the wrongly identifying them as a threat. the is really strike is killed. i'll just every time or man, similar other delta and into the networks cause a bureau chief while i'll do the to veteran journalist who are reporting on an attack by is really false. is that a, you and run school in congress? continue is heavy shilling by these ready military preventive power, medics from reaching summer. he was a to found dead off the bleeding for hours from his wounds po, to unto how many reports so that the ad behind some of the most poignant pictures of this war went to sleep. semon a boot that desirous camera man, a son, father and brother, uncles,

left to bleed on the ground as israel's barrage of higher power was relentless summit. along with our colleague when do was covering the off 2 miles of the bombing of a, you and run school in hon eunice. and despite calls for help, the bulldozers were allowed to clear the way to reach salmon as he was fighting for his life. when in the meantime, wet and injured by shrapnel in his arms, children waste made his own way to hospital do alone. not knowing that salmon had faded away the she hasn't, she, we can't tell what exactly happened. i only felt a big impact. i fell down and lost my helmet and my microphone. i tried to gather all my strength and was only barely able to stand up. i was feeling dizzy and

losing my balance. what is the story just like many in gaza has become one of multiple tragedies and heartaches. he lost his wife and his teenage son much moved. his 7 year old daughter shop and his grandson killed in an air strike on october 25th. 6 days later, broadcast engineering, bahama double cool. sam last 19 members of his family including his father and 2 sisters, which is really me says read over the dead body, a refuge account in nor didn't guys a little bit. then on december 6th, it was the turn, the shadow fee to feel the unbearable pain of loss. 22 members of his family gone in the blink of an eye. following is, was evacuation orders and heading south of the strip didn't save their lives and

the man we actually, i'm telling me on that this is him. the monthly reporting, his story, one to comment and this war of the over 21 individuals were killed. the power emetics is still unable to retrieve their bodies from the rebel se there's only one child was found. she was prepared to the adjacent house due to the force of the explosion. she was found this man, but it has been buried within less than a week on december 11th. and this is sure you've lost his father because war doesn't discriminate between those who can and cannot fleet to. oh, that frame. and this is father stayed in this house in japan. yeah, north of guys, up in total. i'll just leave as low as 47 members of his extended family den names. we've joined the list of the thousands of in this since were killed by the over whelming power of israel. i don't know if it hasn't got up,

but nobody said we'll be able to kill the pictures. samuel captured at the cost of his own life iconic. at times harsh pictures that will remain engraved in the memory of millions of viewers. that how many of these are the statement released by august 0 says the network condemns in the strongest terms . the is really drone attack on a goal is a school that resulted in the killing of come or my son are? i will duck. it adds the network codes is real accountable to systematically targeting and killing algebra journalists, and the families and extends it sincere condolences to the family in gaza and in belgium of the late colleague summer i would talk with the killing of some of the duck of the number of journalists and media work is killed in gaza has reached the 90. i'll just say we're just the international community. i'm the international criminal court to take immediate action to hold these ready government under the

tree. accountable. o, tara assume has more from rafa in southern gaza, a disease or a camera man. so some rubber car had been killed by these very occupation military drugs. that'd be soluble. that had hit him alongside with our colleague well at the door who had been in j as in his hand as they were reporting. one of the latest is really strikes on our united nation run school, where people were taking shelter inside a summer had been killed as he was delivering the truth of for the world and for the international community. as he had been focusing all of his carry on reporting of the real story for on the ground inside the territory. he was a very close and a adorable colleague who had always supported us to keep reporting and to be honest and the ease of the audience on the ground. now, cyber had left,

i'd been killed by the isabel. the forces left behind old memories together that had been, we have been experiencing throughout the 70 days of these really military tackling the territory and with the killing of sand the, the number of palestine don't list who and the report as well had been killed since the beginning of this amount of fighting has rise into around 90 palestinian during list and attempt to silence the palace the narrative from inside the territory tare . so by soon i would just euro roughly in the south. if the goal is this trip. well, that's close to the now and correspondence iran con. um iran, you've spent long stance reporting in gaza working with colleagues the but it's, it's pretty humbling what they're doing. tell us what, what, how your effects on what's happening today as well. even just walking into the remodel office. how are you a place that you've walked into a number of times as well? just saying the faces of our colleagues kind of just says it will. everybody is

carswell then everybody's upset and in shock. and that's reflected um when talking to offer lo correspondence. hey, um, if you allow me to send those results, i need a very quick story since the world began. i and the number of my colleagues, we'll talk about this constantly. we're all wake up in the morning i'm. we're checking all phones. the very 1st thing that we do, we're checking to say if you, on the if hand, if honey if terry, if stuff watch, if sammy, and if not her are all still alive. people that we work very close to those last in be, are in garza in january and to even then it was tough. so those guys size, you'd be reposing that because of this age. and this is something that is just world kind of completely in all of when it comes to a palestinian journalist but not just in gaza, even the here in the occupied westbank palestinian german. this isn't

a single one that you will speak to the one tell you a story of either being detained or being shot that who are being tag gas still being harassed. the old, that families being harassed since october the 7th. it's go a lot tougher to be a palestinian gen unless you're lupins of a restricted by these right. it is very difficult to get from remote let's say to hebron easily and yet they still do what they doing. and this is really the message that i've taken away from all of our colleagues and goals are they wake up every morning. we might be worried about them, but they wake up the morning with a determination to continue to keep reports. i don't wanna say that keeps me going and i mean, actually in or of it. well indeed, and presumably before, uh, all of this happened. you wouldn't be expecting to report on the news in ramallah during the course of the day. and there have been some lines, especially from jake sullivan,

the us national security advisors visit through miller and his talks with the policy and president. and that's absolutely right now, what jake sullivan has done is shed some light into this idea that the americans want to revive revitalize the palestinian authority of every clip. they want the power steering, you know, authority in charge and goes up the day of to have mass is what the problem is that of israel benjamin netanyahu close at now they want at least a 1000 a p, a security forces in goes up and they wouldn't another 3 to 5000 who in the occupied where spike they want an arab contingent to that as well, although they haven't given any specific details. but this has almost been outright rejected by these, right? these, these right, these one of them much bigger. ready in garza, off the dates of the shooting stultz. one of the idea is these ready is proposing which will be very difficult for the palestinian authority to swallow. is this idea

of a buffer zone inside the gaza strip some to come on because all the way around the gaza strip is a buffer zone inside that territory patrolled by the is right. he's now, if you're also going to policy and you know, far as he's to come in and control the other side of that, that's something in the past. and you know, far as he goes, find very difficult because it amounts to a military occupation of the goal. is to strip right and wrong con in ramallah. thank you very much for that. and as in rome was saying palestinian john was in gaza on just covering the war. they are part of a civilian population. living under the threat of a constant is really bombardment. at least 90 palestinian john lists have now been killed in the conflict. within 50 media, premises or offices have been completely or partially destroyed by his release strikes. that includes the office of the a, s p, a 's agency in garza, hundreds of palestinian journalists and the families, including those from colleges 0 have been forcibly displaced. generalist working in areas of on conflict all protected on the international humanitarian law. as all

civilians under the geneva conventions, so that is what was accused of repeatedly violating those rules. well, scott griffin is the deputy director of the international press institute. he joins us from vienna. thanks very much for being with us. first the, i'm simply gonna just getting reaction to the death of our colleague summer i'll be talking to today. look, thanks for having me in the 1st reaction is how horrifying this is. we are horrified and on behalf of the international press institutional global network. i want to express our condolences to his family and friends and to the entire, out to 0 team for this horrible loss that they have suffered. nope, i mean the shooting numbers that we just mentioned then move the 90 in a little over 2 months of war. i mean, what does that say to you? is it a function of a sheer, the real city of this attack, or is that something else? i mean, a lot of palestinian generalists, a talking about targeted killings. i looked at this is the single deadliest

a series of journalist debts that we've had since the time i p. i begin tracking these types of statistics. this is a highly unusual and extremely dangerous situation for journalists. i think it's a combination of factors. yes, this is a war ended war journalists were on the front lines. covering events are in danger . the are inherently at risk. but on the other hand, we also know that israel has a targeted journalists in the past, including how to zeros sharing the outlay. and we also know that the killing in late october of the why does but return unless the some of the dollar, which also injured adult to 0. but now the 0 correspondence, we also have evidence that that was the targeted by killing a targeted attack. so there is a lot of concern here that these really military is targeting journalists in some cases, or is at least not taking the steps that would be necessary to protect journalists

in this conflict. and what about accountability? i mean, usually military will usually say it will, investigates, sometimes off to a lot of pressure and a lot of prompting. but outside of that, what kind of accountability can be brought to that? i will just do the comment that as well as accountability level of accountability, we have very little faith right now. and israel's ability to hold those responsible for the, for any of the tax on the price to account. let me look again at the situation the killing of shouldn't have. luckily, there has been no accountability in that case. and that lack of accountability. i think it forms the way that we see the rest of these cases. we see these past patterns. tax on journalists in palestine in the west bank and gaza. and that makes us very concerned that a similar pattern is happening again. what we need now is we need pressure on these real from the international community, from the united states, from to your, again, allies, to 1st, to take those steps that are necessary to protect journalists who are already reporting. we're on the ground and got that in the west bank and instead of 11 on. and we also need real transparent

a quick and incredible investigations into all killings. all desk journalists to understand whether these were targeted killings and if they were targeted killings, which would be a war crime as, as, as was mentioned already, that those who are responsible need to be held to account. there's no way around that accountability if we are to restore, press freedom, internal, the safety of this conflict and yours. since you isn't just focusing on press freedom, it's also about the ethics of journalism and the, the need for so good journalism i think, does, can just to reflect for a minute or 2 on the fact that while this isn't a unique situation, as you say, oh, around the world, journalists, especially in the home territory, do come on the threat and risk. but the extremity of the risk that is being experienced people having their homes and their families and their lives torn apart, while the time's still going to work and, and reporting on this conflict. i mean, how do you reflect on that? i mean, it's almost,

it's almost an unimaginable situation. i think for those of us or not, they're on the ground, as you've mentioned, you know, the journalists who are reporting and cause are not only themselves at risk of, of harm of being killed, but their families are. and we know that the families of journalists have been killed in some cases in their homes. and i think it's unimaginable, you know, the, the distress and the pressure that those turn was on the ground, including out to 0 is on correspondence are facing. and i think we really have to say that these journalists are carrying out that incredible, in some cases, are all the task. they are our eyes and ears on the ground. they are reviewing what is happening and revealing the truth of this, of this war. and was that without them we would be, we would be blind. and we also know that his real has not been living independent journalists into gaza and has not been really ensuring that we have that we have that information coming out. so i think we all need to be extremely grateful for this incredible work that is being carried out on the ground. and it's our duty. it's our duty as ip as a press freedom organization,

but many others as well to do what we can to ensure that these journalists are safe and that when they are put in danger when their lives are restored or when they are killed, that we need to do every, everything we can in their memory to make sure that those responsible or how to account and the future conditions are approved. alright, scott griffin, joining us from vienna, thank you very much. good time. now these are the ministry says it's mistakenly shot and killed 3 captives during its cause. that offensive they were targeted off the troops wrongly identified them as a threat is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the military will draw lessons from the incident. the white house is called a tragic mistake. right? that's bringing home the salutes in occupied east jerusalem. especially bring us up to date a bit more on on what we know about the details of this incident. that is really military spokesperson. daniel, how god is speaking? this evening, as knowledge in that these really military shot and killed 3 is really captive in

the northern part of gaza. he says that there was an investigation that's now being open into what he called a tragic event. we've also been hearing from several other officials like the prime minister himself, his defense minister, and your wife guidelines. additionally war cabinet member been against all echoing the same sentiment that this was a tragedy, but they're going to use it as a lesson. and that's the force is on the ground, have a mission to 40 to them, to accomplish, and that the fighting is not going to stop. now, this situation has already inflamed the tensions between the families of the captives to bring them back now movement. and these really government, they are now blaming is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu for the depths of these captive saying that the increasing we militarized campaign is not the way to go. there is now as montane is demonstration happening outside of the defense

ministry until a view known as the to the there are thousands of israelis and attendance. police have now blocked roads because of how large the demonstration has become. but a lot of these family members are saying that these really themselves are killing the captives in airstrikes and now in this mistaken, after mistaking them for a threat. and that these really government is not caring so much about the release of their loved ones. they feel like the issue has been put on the back burner, and they are simply not a priority. so the families tonight are saying that time is up for these really prime minister and the war cabinet. and the captives must be returned to israel. but the government says that it's doing everything you can in order to bring back the captives. these really army says the same thing with the families of these captives say otherwise. harry, i'm just hello. thank you very much for that. for much bodies, tristan, the still ahead on out is 0. why to the world's largest shipping

companies spending will contain the voyages through the red sea and a show of support a charity football match. and 8 of kind of stein kicks off in contact with the, brought to you by visit capital, had a low the, let's have a look at the way the prospects across north america. this we can and we've got a number of storm systems where watching one of those is pushing across the midwest, bringing some snow and some heavy rain to the great, great lakes and looking temperatures down here. we've got something of a b, a system. this area of low pressure for the south of that developing across the florida panhandle, that's gonna bring some very heavy rain. we all like gets the flooding from that.

and as these 2 systems mode, we're expecting things to come of a gnostic for the se. places like georgia and the carolina seems very heavy, rain and 5th wins that will eventually work his way towards the north east of the us. so the east coast, preparing for those conditions as we go into the new week behind that system, things are looking much clearer and brighter. we're all going to see some bits and pieces of rain. however, putting into the west coast places like california san francisco, seeing some of those showers. now as we head down to central america. rain is the story we've got that developing area of low pressure in the gulf of mexico is going to strengthen pulling its way further east. taking the heavy rain away from the you could confidential that instead it'll be queue, but haven't seen the heavy rain once again. it's got its way further east wrenching the bahamas on sunday of the quote to you by visit the

the book and back your washing. i'll just do a reminder about top stories this out. i'll just say we're kind of run some o deca has been killed and it is where the drone strength in southern goals are emetics, were unable to reach him when he was 1st injured in the attack,

because of continuous is really shutting just areas. garza bureau chief, while doctor was also injured in the strike. they've been reporting on an attack by . is there any forces at a un run school in con units? he's ready me, which he says it's mistakenly shot and killed 3 concerts during its concert offensive. they would talk to dr. troops wrongly identified them as a threat. let's get more on the current situation in gaza is really forces have increased the shedding and the strikes in the south deluxe has this ripple hope, these funerals and con eunice, the living out number, the dead. but any just leaving a loved one behind is less than easy processing loss is slow and painful. the he is saying farewell with a final caress. but don't do that. what can it by

never choose to say good bye. they hardy, hard to save young lives. we were sitting the day was just starting and children wanted to go to the bathroom and then the more to hit us. we were inside my to and their children said i went to see them, but more through shopped into my neck, the treating show difficult time and medication, both in short supply sleep and hospitals like this is no substitute for safety elsewhere, the struggle to recover survive is recurring nightmare. i'm interviewing now. we were sleeping in our house and suddenly there was a strike like a battled on the wounded people. everything is destroy, dozens have in today's living like this in war and destruction. and now the sunrise

in southern gaza reveals and all that strikes daylight to provide no respite. me find lights, the destruction the months of the 0. 2 of the world's largest shipping companies. as a spending oil container shipments through the red sea, it follows the tax by iran back to see fighters against shipping in the region ourselves. i'm of it. triples commercial ships under attack. the attacks have led to 2 of the world's shipping giants, denmark's madison, and how about lloyd's of germany to suspend the operations of the red sea, instructing their vessels to steer clear of one of the world's most important shipping routes. it comes after a growing number of attacks launched by who is the fighters and you have in a group back by ron. since the war and guys started 2 months ago,

they have used to miss 1000 drones to attack shipping in the red sea in the, the many armed forces by shore, our ships heading to all ports around the world. except for the is really ports that they won't be harmed, and that they must keep recognition devices open. the conflict is centered around the crucial maritime cory door connecting europe and admitted to rainier to asia. but avoiding the red sea can double travel time to many destinations, and it's causing ripples of concern the who these represent a material threat to freedom of navigation, to commercial shipping, to lawful commerce. and they're doing so in a vital artery there at the bottom on deb and into the red sea. and the united states is working with the international community with partners from the region and from all over the world to deal with this threat. there are spearheading a new maritime coalition in a bit to contain the situation. despite years of us sanctions intended to hold back

to host these attacks. keep coming. these measures appear to be back firing, pushing the region into wider turmoil, the axles i'm gonna reach out to 0. and the goal isn't just spilling over to the red sea in the south. it's also affecting lebanon to the north, where a number of has the life sciences have been killed. the group is being launching rockets into northern israel. israel says it's responded by striking the on groups, infrastructure and positions in several areas in southern lebanon. several higher ed has more from the north of israel. within the last couple of hours has by law has launched a number of rockets, at least 11 of them from across the board, the in lab and on into israel overhead. and israel is responding, it says with lots of force, it says it's targeted a number of hezbollah infrastructures and positions in multiple locations in southern lebanon. and it seems it has no plans on holding back. it says in its

responses, you as well cabinet member, benny johnson has been meeting with some of the community. lead is from some of the northern towns, many of those that have had to evacuate all of that border area. he's been telling them that is ro will respond fast to be, but he's also been reassuring them. but he's been speaking to a multiple number of international countries, including the us calling on them to also condemn what's happening and to, and show that not only is a military force against hezbollah, but also he said a political one that has been report. so there could possibly be some form of mediation or some discussions in salt, but seems what we're hearing on the ground, what we're saying, no to us. hey, where are we all in the central parts of the border, but also towards the east as well as the west. that it seems that that fighting

that cross border fighting work be still think spots. it does seem to be controlled and measured from either side and best bring some of the other days. news to you now, a judge has ordered rudy giuliani to pay nearly a $148000000.00 to georgia election workers. the full statements he made against them in 2020 juliani was a top advisor to the former president, donald trump and tight and active boss. and his insistence that joe biden had stolen the election. a verdict in the civil trial found juliani guilty of defamatory claims against the 2 women, one dram, us and then by the re freeman who told the jury duty on his baseless accusations, led to harassment, racist messages, and threats that nathan fear for their lives. sheesh sheesh, your grad about some of the comments that the women receipt will. of course, the comments they receive the had nothing to do with those comments over a abominable the deplorable. no defense good. but i receive comments like that

every day and asked funeral is being held for victims of ethnic violence. and india is fond. ne, the bodies of 60 full members of the minority cookie ethnic group had been held in moultrie, since november clashes between the cookie and the mates. a ruptured in may spot over, dispute about government benefits. since then at least a 180 people being killed in the ongoing violence, it is a promising to find more ways to support ukraine. that's off the hungry as prime minister blocked a $54000000000.00. a package for keys big to oregon has linked the aid to frozen e u funds for hungary and finally, a charity football match has been held here in concert and to show solidarity with the people of palestine. john, i got your raska has more education games for me in 2023 today it is again only.