find the size of each end and so many others, we go to them, we make the effort. we tear straight the the number of the palestinians killed and his arousal and gaza has reached 20000, including pulled in a 1000 children the fellow and don jordan, this is honestly or a life. and so those are coming up. that's right. and forces continue the nike rates across the occupied westbank. we live in ramallah or united nations security council vote coating for a whole to the finding of because that is delayed for israel does not have to choose between removing the threat of from us and minimizing the total wants to go

into guys. it has an obligation to do both your safety and state comments on rising civilian casualties and casa, at the desktop. it's a new milestone. 20000. the it's day 76 of the war on guns and the death told as opposed to dr. reached $20000.00 bombardments, continue with the tax on java lea, a refugee camp. and in rafa overnight these randy on the old of evacuation of 20 percent of central gaza, along with hon. eunice in the south southern guns that was once considered safe. so was honey. my food joins us live now from rafa in southern gaza. honda, you were dramatically caught up in that is right in the strike yesterday took us through what's been happening overnight and this morning, honey. and yes

will overnight. in addition to the earlier of yesterday's evening, attacks the nearby residential homes and i'm on mosque a close to the vicinity of the community hospital. all these really are striking, seeing you 2 pounds roughly the making. it's absolutely on the for a, for one, for the local residents and for the 1000000 as displaced, palestinians that, and rough i city at these days, making life very difficult, intimidating, more people into the fact that this place is indeed not safe for everyone. now people are at their sense of safety and security have been, has been shattered completely, and people are wondering in brooklyn, and this is the last point that they can evacuate to. and other than this of the art, if they are being pushed further. and the only option that they have is the go in as a crossing over do the egyptian side as more residential homes and more neighborhoods

were targeted and more infrastructure and on roads connecting the different neighborhoods over up by being targeted and destroyed is becoming increasingly difficult. when we talk about moving it from eastern side of roughly that the eastern part of phil, i had been rhodes on the western side as more roads and more in our section being targeted a and destroyed which is very similar in this scenario, repeats itself. it's happening in, in an hon, eunice that's more uh, more air strikes and, and a r tillery is shillings continue to destroy more of the, uh, the residential homes in the public facilities. and particularly now more of a systematic attacks on, on hospitals and schools and eastern hon units as well as in the heart of the cities. 3 the district and around the vicinity of nasir hospital, the northern part of guys that is no different and a down the, the,

the areas here in, in the central part on the southern part. in fact, much of the, the broke the brutality of the, of the relentless air strikes are taking place in the northern parts in gauze and city. the reports about a majority of, of residential homes have been completely level to the grounds. we were having difficulty getting a figures right these days you do to complete a blackout of, of phone service and internet and major parts of the, of the gaza strip. but without uh, our stores. then the ground also find it difficult to transfer those data to just okay, we're hoping that coming days, if we're getting back on connected and getting back with the phone services, we're able to get a better picture and more accurate picture of the level of devastation happening uh, how did you with you were mentioning the about more attacks on the hospitals? what's been happening then to the dozens of people injured that you saw yesterday

in those strides where they've been taking that that is will the hospital we're reporting of from around that vicinity? the small size hospital late the it was founded to act as the a i a the 1st responder, a hospital where treating the basic and admitted goes a needs. but when it comes to major surgeries in dealing with large numbers of, of injuries like what happened yesterday, the hospital a does, it's initial, a step of, of doing the injury transferred to other hospitals in, in rough estimate. the larger size of the like in a job hospital and the guys are in the hospital right here in this hospital. a good way to specialize hospital a more than a 25 injuries were brought here the hospital and it was

a really packed and we're not talking about all the injuries brought to the hospital. we had talked about also their relatives. they are very family members who is come along with them and neither the ambulance or the carried them from the side of the attack. so very, very crowded, a scene inside the hospital and that, that gives the, makes it a very difficult for the medical team to operate. and also it ran out of a space really quickly as the there are no medical supplies, enough medical supplies for that large number. so do those 25 injures we're taking a transfer. do other a hospitalization reflect for better treatment and better medical intervention? again, the, the, when i say better medical treatment, it's just the fact that it's, it's a larger hospital, but they have the same problem. no medical supplies, no space in those is for the most hospitals. now, in dropbox turned into evacuations on. all right, honey, my mood life was the in rough and southern garza. how do you thank you. a. what is

the department is that benjamin netanyahu says he still intends on wiping out. i'm not saying any potential new troops would be short lived until how much was eradicated. i know these really hostages fried and i home, i'm sure whom i mean, comma us of the will, will continue until we destroy him. us until victory. does he think we will see thought, which is not connected to reality? why should we also striking how must, with heavy fire every one else, including today us, we also striking go to a time us close or fall every how much terrace is best on for the human, every 2 options and a who does a rundown or die without a higher up joins us live now from occupied east jerusalem cyrus of netanyahu. they're saying he wants to continue the fight against time us, but he's on the immense pressure at home to get the cap just released isn't a of the yeah, that's right. and so that's him saying that really they will never be at least not

so any time soon of time and an end to the flight thing, which is something that's how my husband saying it was something that's uh the, the full season. yeah. might have been saying that they want as well as something, but has paula says it wants to all of them say that will continue those rockets. the tax is that if the israel continues, it is from bonds minutes of gaza. now it is facing immense pressure. the wood cabinet, as well as the prime minister, we've had, it's my and had a, a one of the how much lead is visiting egypt and they were discussions. it seems that including, as he is not meant to hide group, another group that has held some of those is riley's, as cap says, and i'll still holding on to the end cause so you have more than a 120 of them still held in captivity. and of course, the public is still pushing for one thing, a deal to happen as soon as possible to ensure the return of the house captive box

is writing needs at the moment is saying that it seems that no deal is any way in the making just yet it seems that they're still trying to, i know those decisions, the details. if that was to happen, we know that there had been a couple of the things between catch all the main visa, between the c i a chief as well as the head of the. it's really intelligence twice in the last week. so we know that seems to be discussions happening as for the details. it's still not clear. so i'm all reporting, but that could potentially be a one week seas file one week pause and 5 think it's almost saying to it's not again confirmed yet just yet, but we're there is also discussion as to what would be in return for that. so, for example, some reporting that that would be full t comp says potentially is what is ralph wants to have released, including women children as well as those the else would be. we've seen them in some of those videos that were released. why, how much and it's not mixture has how close all we. 2 is the,

it's still not clear. but what is clear is the people are still gathered in the hostage square. so i pulled hostage quest best still carrying on with the bring them back home campaign, and they still want to ensure that the hostages are not killed in israel and are returned to live. so all right, thank you. mean all his ready for it says continue coming out. danny raves across the occupied westbank military vehicles entered several cities and towns including nicholas and bethlehem. early on thursday, they rated holmes entertained at least one palestinian in definitely i must get more from laura hom. she's live for us and remodel laura, so focused through what's been happening over night with these rates is absolutely down. and now i did speak to one pulsing village. he said they feel as though they're living ground whole day, which means these rates are just being repeated every single day. and the one thing that very concerned about is it's going to become normalized. you can almost trace the line all the way down through the occupied westbank. from janine we saw last

night to cut a nap less ramallah. we saw homes run sector with pictures of anti rooms turned upside down as this res. so just entered the longest right. took place in janine and finish, quoted you about now here they with that for many hours, but they went in by foot, which is quite unusual. and people say they are just simply feeling more confident to not have to go into homage vehicles. i know there was 17 arrests last night, but more than just numbers. the reality on the ground here is we all seeing the bloody is douglas here in to the move in 2 decades, 302 p a 303 people have been killed since october, the 7th, and the $511.00 since the beginning of the year, so while all the attention is very understandably on what's happening and golf at the moment, people are very concerned that these 90 raise that the arrest and the,

the continuous death toll rising is going to become much more normalized. yeah, lower and away from those raids cypress, an israel have now agreed to set up a, a maritime aide car door to gaza. what more do we know? yeah, that's right. so the is ready for administer the co and i went to cyprus on wednesday . he spent about 5 hours that he met his cypriots, towns of pods, constant stuff columbus. they went to monica, which is in the south of cyprus. and they, they started to hammer out the details in order to stop sending shipments from monica to gone. so now this initiative isn't new. the cypriot president had about a month ago suggested this to the, at, for the power piece for him. and many you delicates that agreed with

a deal. and some were willing to even help out with the details of his voice. real concerned about this, saying that were many adults to overcome the full they could send these very long shipments to gone to the 1st one is a matter of time security as the ships are sailing that how are they going to keep these good safe on once they get the at the goals and puts out the inner structure . it just doesn't fit these very, very large shipments coming in. so there are a mountain of hurdles take they're going to take place. however, the flight for us please. it is the natural stepping stone full of these 8 convoys, considering the proximity to gone so that only around 400 kilometers northwest and the 1st e u nation there as well. so they all hammering out the details that moment on. israel says it's hoping it will happen as soon as possible. laura, thank you. of the un security council. meanwhile is expected to vote in the coming

hours and a resolution that would call for the suspension that facilities and gaza. the votes been delayed for 3 days is different. that's negotiate with the united states. on the wedding of the draft, which early this month, washington featured her resolution quoting for a ceasefire, while the united arab emirates tables that latest resolution, if some baffled or to the un voice, the hope the security council will come together to respond to the war and joseph diplomacy takes time, it means evolving conversations and people are giving it their attention at the highest levels of the capitals that have leverage on this. so i think from that sense you have to be optimistic and diplomacy, otherwise we wouldn't or come into this building every day. not sense i am optimistic, but in another sense. if this fails, then we will continue to keep trying because we have to keep trying. there's too much suffering on ground uh for the counsel to continue to fail on this and we haven't failed. we have a resolution 2712 we need to build on that resolution. and i hope we will also adopt a humanitarian resolution, the response to the crisis on ground. well,

gabriel is on those at un headquarters with the latest from the security council or just within the past 3 days there have been 7 different delays or postponements in this un security council vote on humanitarian aid getting into guys the main sticking point we believe now with the united states is this language in the draft as it's written now about a monitoring mechanism being implemented essentially would be the united nations that takes the lead in overseeing and facilitating this a getting into gaza. and then it's distribution to the people that need the most. now, why are other security council members agreeing to these delays? we believe the reason is because they to want to get a draft of this resolution that is acceptable to the united states, at least. so the americans don't veto it, of diplomat say they will be returning here to the security council on thursday

where they hope to have some sort of agreement on a resolution that can get passed gabriel's on to i would just need a united nations in new york it's time for us to break here and i'll just say around when we come back hyper inflation, i'm food shortages, millions of people in new share. the bunch of economic sanctions imposed up to i'm going to want select the it is a tenant object 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 this way, the public discourse and seeing more voices persist sale, calling the traitors. the listening close covers how the news is come. watch this

space for where the story goes next. frank assessments to the problem is that is there is allowed to be outside that and so to international law. and one of the issues that should be the is the fact that is it and has declared war on okay. parts people who informed opinions the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the people who will feel that destruction 1st and most be the women and children. inside story on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines, explorer, and abundance of world class programming programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. on al jazeera, the,

[000:00:00;00] the working back of your mind about top stories here. this of the palestinian ministry of health says the death toll in guns is reported to have reached $20000.00 from bottom has continued with a tax on him. giovanni, a refugee come on and rock the southern gospel once considered a site. so it's really for us who is coming out. danny raids across the occupied westbank minutes with vehicles and several cities and towns shooting up lessons. definitely him early on thursday. already times of the times, at least one of the school counselors expects to vote on a resolution to record for the suspension of hostilities and johnson and the coming . our vote was the late suite time diplomats have been negotiating with the united states on the worthy of struck you as president dro biden's,

costing doubts on the prospects of an imminent sea side deal between israel and thomas. unfortunately, there's no expectation we are pushing buttons, comments come up with national security spokesman, john cutty said discussions about a potential truth a now in his words, very serious. mean all of us active states as israel has an obligation to minimize civilian casualties in gaza. anthony, blinking was speaking at his end of the a press conference. mike kinda has moved from washington dc. the us secretary of state spoke as to how the us has strengthened its alliance in various parts of the globe. he was aust directly, to what extent it's continued an unqualified support of israel and its operation in casa, is affecting these alliances. he did not address that directly. what he did say is

that even some countries opposed to the united states, still see it as a leader in these ongoing crisis. so he's continuing to insist that the us has a role to play, and te insinuates that it is not losing global support because of it's ongoing support for israel. but on that issue, he continued to maintain that his israel has a right and indeed a duty to continue its operations against him us. at the same time, it has a right and a duty and what he calls a strategic need to minimize the casualties that incur during its operations. this is what he said on that subject. we continue to believe it is real, does not have to choose between removing the sweater from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys, it has an obligation to do both and it has a strategic interest to do. both were more determined than ever to ensure that out

of this or if a tragedy comes a moment. a possibility is riley's for palestinians for the region to live in last in peace and lasting security that out of the start. this comes like the sick real estate reiterated on a number of occasions that to use his words. it is vitally important how israel context, that's operations. however, he also made clear that this up to, as well, to decide how to do that, not the united states might kind of alter sierra washington the time for look at some of the world news now, and it's been nearly 5 months since the cooling this year. ousted president, mom and consume the miniature take care of it resulted in sanctions imposed by the

regional block echo as they've led to hyperinflation. for millions of people already struggling with food shortages, i'll just say it was off my page of support from the capital the i'm if a new just because schools are struggling to feel the shelves and to find customers to buy the few goods available. or how much i utilize just finish shopping for our family, for christmas guy, a mother. so unlike before, now you call and get all the things you want to buy goods discussed and very expensive. so we're forced to cut the amount of food. we also concerning 4 people here is a shortage of cash. i as the book, but i'm the one that you think our biggest very now is how to even get money from banks that restrictions have been placed on the people can withdraw from their account economy. say bases crippled, business activities already hampered by power shortages after neighboring nigeria.

capital for electricity supplies in august. what's different indeed is imposed sanctions on the 4th of july. cool. this isolated the country from import and financial transactions with much of the region, 2 people from the g, but in their lives of countries under military rule in west africa allows these, you have to sac, convince some of the restrictions. i need the idea of what i've done before. the qu, we travel a 1000 kilometers to bring in suppliers because of the eco box blockade. we now travel more than 3000, and these goods must have security escorts in addition to the higher transport costs. many people in here say the cost functions are in domain and selective, they say despise the clue in other members space of the region above. the penalties here are the harshest. and the last meeting, west african leaders indicated a willingness to reverse the senses. if they didn't to agree special transition disobedient rule, what are the new alliance of ministry?

let congress in the region just june to doesn't seem to be in hardy to relinquish power. how many degrees? i'll just see that you hear me. the voting in the democratic republic of congo general election has been extended by a day in some areas that's off the delays of some polling stations in the capital can shasta and several other towns. some polls didn't open a tool. also reports of 40 votes and machines and allegations preventive full and is the way that has freed 10 us prisoners in exchange for the release of a close ally of president nicholas. but do, wrote the americans already back on us soil. exchange comes weeks off to the white house, agreed to suspend some sanctions holding a pledge by monday or to work towards free and fair elections next year. and as well as all the handling of a fugitive defense contract that was at the center of a major pentagon, bribery scandal, cassandra, compared to your thoughts? i. yes, ma'am. i found alex off. this is the moment that venezuela's president close ally alex up got off

a plane and cut out because i'm wednesday because i'm getting businessman was freed from us. presently, miami, in exchange for the release of 10 americans jail by the venezuelan redeem. and the extra addition of a fugitive defense contractor. wow, that's part of the deal could, i guess, also released at least 13 minutes with them political prisoners. the deal brokered by cut the car is the largest release of american prisoners in venice with this history. it comes weeks after us president joe biden's administration agreed to suspend oil sanctions and venezuela following the commitment by minutes when i'm president. because my daughter to work towards free and c and presidential elections in 2024 earlier in the day by the instead, the deal was a step in the right direction. we have no har austin

as well as far as keeping our commitment for homeless in the regency, the release of alex, up as a major concession to my daughter. so have was arrested a money laundering and other criminal charges in 2020 and was regarded as a key tool against the redeem standing side by side with have diminished when i'm president, celebrated his release and could i guess, calling for the normalization of relations with washington corridor, all showing respect, everything can be chief with mutual respect, can advance towards the different ways in our relationship. hopefully some analysts believe this deal allows both sides to show that however difficult there negotiations are working. not going to do, sir. the disagreement guarantees that the doha in barbados agreement remain in place, advice, time to maintain the oil and gas licenses. the us that the us had threatened to

withdraw from it. there's no doubt that the deal will anger up my daughter's political opponents, but india and that could prove to be a win win for everyone involved by then guess to bring safely home to us prisoners . well, my do to shows that he's still in charge and that he's willing to do anything it takes to save those and it's close to circle strengthening his position before next year's presidential elections. i listened that i'm get, i just see what the problems new government has taken. public news channel, hdtv p of the. yeah, i'm find a number of top executives from state media outlets. the government says it wants to restore balance and impartiality to the public service boot costing comes. and we comp, department has been done with justice coalition took over from the right wing new and just as boxes, french president emanuel microns defended a controversial immigration bill that split his ponti prompting the resignation of his health minister. legislation that would strengthen the government's ability to

deport foreigners. critics have scammed it as the most regressive integration level . been 2nd, that's a difficult, that's so that's it for me down to where you can find much one use in our website. there it is. i'll just say, or dot com. the weather is up next to the inside story. also with the conflict in savannah spends of to 8 months. thank you so much bye. the . the hello from the al jazeera headquarters in they'll have great to see. let's go with your weather report across the middle east and africa, we see signs that the wind is starting to pick up the bit through the goal. so this is a breeze blowing down from iraq, 24 degrees for us in doha, but otherwise on thursday, things are calm across the baby and peninsula. also con for this parts of asia. plenty of sun in the mix, not a bad day, and ask about 10 degrees,

a bit breezy in baku at 11. but where things start to get dicey is western and southern turkey is firehose of rain coming off the mediterranean and will be blanketed in rain through cyprus island as well. on thursday, off to africa, we go and we've got to talk about this heat in nigeria. so we put the colors on target of reading the orange, the higher the temperature lagos, matching it's hot, is december tate on record close to $37.00 degrees. you now have come down just a bit to 34 on thursday, which is more in line with where you should be this on your rain really picks up around the western side, close to the gulf of guinea and to the south. it has been quite dry in the western cape province in south africa as a wildfire burning near cape town. and then we see that rain really pick up right across and be including for its capital soccer on thursday. that's it. and see next time

the, the, the where does the conflict in sedan stand after 8 months, the rapids support forces says it's in control of the 2nd largest city. but the fighting shows no sign of ending and there's no political settlement on the horizon . so what does it mean for sedans future this is inside store, the