the, the, [000:00:00;00] the colors that hold on when you're watching the old does it renews on life, my headquarters here in the coming up in the next 60 minutes streets. and the giovanni, a refugee camp in northern galls are turned into graveyards as palestinians run out

of places to bury the dead. and in the south dozens of palestinians, the lights arrested in mass graves. that bodies subbing would tend to cause us being stolen by us by the forces plus palestinian men and boys previously detained by us by the forces. speak out saying they endured torture and humiliation. when i got out of football, i guess what i heard the news a series of deadly attacks devastates remote villages like tyria government have killed at least 420 people in those states. the a welcome to the news that we begin with disturbing images emerging from northern garza. this is the scene in giovanni at refugee kind of where bodies are being buried in the st. signed in the middle of a market. many have been lying industries for days before they even buried and

others remain trumped. under the rubble of destroyed buildings, someone just simply buried where they fell. oh deserves honest off sharif reports not from jamalia. what is really full says have left nothing but russell in the wake is not the listing. uh, let me what i mean is your bill. yeah, but the v is really occupation forces and military vehicles have left the jamalia alba lot area. and we managed to get here to document the extent of the destruction and the crimes they committed. while the israeli occupation forces were here, they destroyed many buildings as you can see on the up off. yeah. that yeah, but they aren't very far away. they're still on the outskirts of devali alba, loud. yes. and if anyone tries to approach, they will be targeted by as really artillery and war planes more. no more, i love it. when i shut the heads up, it's all destroyed. they've destroyed everything. woods con, describe what happened to complete brutality. and bob barrick acts hold on the legends one of the month, but there are

a lot of women who i am here in our lean district, which has been heavily bombed. massacres were committed and is really bulldozers have destroyed dozens of houses to canada. and i show her that she had to have a month to pay for it. no, it had really. so he will need to see what i had the we never imagined design, this terrorism would be so brutal and barbaric. many houses have been leveled and innocent people are still under the rubble is really forces destroyed everything. we have been sheltering its schools and when we came here, we were shocked. i don't recognize my straight for my house. now all the landmarks are gone. i actually don't know where my house is. look here, it's all dirt. i swear to god, buildings and houses have completely disappeared. there is no traces of most of the national fee on my gun. still these really planes are dropping bombs here. honey, who knowledge of india and when i was on the top i needed to i really didn't. the

was very tired. the still finding shells these really forces it storm jabante a 2 or 3 times and that's still here on the outskirts on the yeah, it's been that these are focus clouds of smoke are still building here in your body . alba. lot because of the ongoing bombardment, the jamalia medical center, the only one functioning in northern garza has been destroyed because he has really forces left this area totally destroyed shuttle and dozens of bodies are still under the rubble. and that's a chevy. if i just see a tremendously in the, in the so these are the, all tillery shells of hit the headquarters of the palestine red crescent society. and the southern city of con eunice, thousands of displaced families with sheltering that and then not being forced to flee again. israel has killed at least 250 palestinians in gauze or in the past 24 hours. on the overall death toll has risen 29021000 palestinians, including 8500 children. and in the past few hours, these rarely military has returned. the bodies of ac palestinians were taken from northern garza,

the remains were handed over to palestinian all thirties of the country mobile cell . i'm crossing and buried in a mass grave and roughly in cause of south west one i like not going to not be here . the summer rush was complete bodies while others arrive to human remains, which would be composed of just due to this sensitive situation. we cannot open this mortuary container and a populated neighborhood, and we're coordinating with the relevant authorities to transfer the body to the cemetery on the palestinian health ministry. and ministry of justice will document these cases as evidence of war crimes committed by the israeli army and was told to tunnel cover as a mo correspondent in vasa in southern causal. that's a the getting ready with these palestinian bodies. i mean, why would they take and then and, and how would they returned yes, of course. do is that bodies have been taken from inside garza from a separate areas where he is very military, have killed them,

taking the bodies to the is rarely char trees. for no clear reason. in fact, i'm the final number of the policies who have been arrested or captured, or there did body have been taken into israel is still yet unknown, but today you to 80. did bodies have been a 100 over throughout come i was sounding a crushing in a rough spot for authorities as it'd be, have been also a grave in mass graves, a buried domestic race insights, a roof on in the south of the gaza strip. but the fact i'm be shocking, it a fact on the ground that those people are still unknown. we don't know the names who they are, who are the families just to inform them about the death of their uh, family members and completely the situation is catastrophe. can this step just that it to be a will crime that did bodies have been taken for undisclosed locations? uh, also the uh the,

the rest campaign continues in the north of the gaza strip for day by day and more palestinians have been arrested as we have been seeing to date for out the video that had been released where a number of palestinians have been blindfolded stripped down to the, on the we, some of them could be taking for trusting by the is very military. in some cases, palestinians have been executed by the is very so just others have to have released while some of them had been taken to ease really jails for investigation. so day by day, the violations on the ground is like gaza strip is mounting. and they don't think military assault continues. both in the south on the north of the gaza strip. just bring us up to speed on what we know is happening right now. yes, as you can clearly right now, he has a bucket around sound. if it gets very so vague unless it drains a continue to be overhead and rough as the artillery shooting could be also here from our location right now and rough. i bought this

a shilling is taking place in hon unit square. that is very forces expanding the military operations, issuing a new evacuation orders for different residential neighborhoods to flee more to the south. now they are destroyed residential buildings in con, you and as, as confrontations on the ground that continue between the palestinian fighters and the is very so just as also with the situation is considered to be also dangerous. as the us is very forces are announcing it'd be thought it'd be the beginning of and you met it with ration it gave of rage refuge account to the middle companies. and we have been recruiting previously that the tax on the middle governor needs, especially by the artillery unit, is just finding the way for carrying out of ground inclusion to the area as similarly what happened to the north and central areas of golf, the city. now, according to the amount of city administered health, more than $240.00 palestinians, i think she'll get you into the past 24 hours. and of course,

with the ongoing relentless funding in the north as will, will bring these casualties amongst people gives to more new rates, which also get much more new concerns about the possibility of the medical sector to keep coping and struggling to keep provide treatments for in get people on the unprecedented rates of injuries due to the is really ministry offense. $15.00 a tunnel cover was he met for us in rough. thank you. so as far as problem into the benjamin netanyahu says that the will will continue and to most members will be held in nebraska where they off. he was speaking during your visit to a military intelligence unit. you're suddenly look out. we have fighters on the ground sometimes also underground and we have eyes in the sky. we say to the how much terrorist come we see you and we will get here. we are continuing the was deepening the fighting in the southern gaza strip out. so i'm way of fighting until the end. i'm with the help of the most advanced technology and some the city to is

this stuff multiply these to reach them. it does seem that both the israel's military chief and the prime minister, all things on the same him sheets. that's right, and these really army chief of staff. so echoing the rhetoric of these really prime minister for the last 81 days chief of staff hurts. see how levy speaking in a televised address today saying that he actually just returned from a military and situational assessment inside of gaza. and the main point he wanted to get across was that the war is going to continue on for months. he said that there are necessary goals, these rallies have for this war and they're not very easy to achieve, given the complexity of the finding that is going on in gaza. additionally, he said that these really is, are transitioning into a more targeted and precise type of operations, but the reality on the ground is showing a much different story. just look at how many civilian deaths there have been in

the last 48 hours alone. these really prime minister has essentially been saying the same thing, but the war is going to continue until all of these really objectives are met. but both men, acknowledging that there are significant losses they are experiencing in this war talking about the depths of is really soldiers. that number has risen once again today due to more announcements by the is really our, me. so the consensus is seemingly clear from these really army and the political apparatus in israel. what is the operation is good to continue for some time. and it also means that the pressure being put on the government by families who continue to protest against the government and the prime minister. well, that's good to continue to there's been continuous pressure on his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu on all fronts internationally. but also domestically remember the issue of the captive is of the

utmost importance and sensitive within is really society. and the families of those captives being held in gaza are saying, but time has run out. and even though these really prime minister told them that he needs a little bit more time for this military campaign, and then military pressure was the only way to release them. these families are saying these really should go for any sort of deal that sees the release of the captive, whether it's an all for all type of exchange for palestinian prisoners. these really government has previously hinted that they are against that. but the families are saying that whatever options come to the table for these really they should take them because 81 days later, they're not getting any answers from the government about where their loved ones could be. whether they're alive in the gaza strip. and they're saying that they essentially feel abandoned by the government, but this isn't a priority to them as the government is trying to showcase it as. so the families

are offering that pressure in the forms of demonstrations trying to essentially camp out outside of the country's defense ministry known as the kids trying to block roads. but really trying to send a message to these really prime minister. but the time to bring back their loved ones is now under the forest. it'll keep bodies. teresa, thank or no use present. j barton has spoken to the mayor of can't talk to discuss efforts to end the bloodshed and reach you a permanent see sign in. garza comes on to egypt to be mediating between israel and from us to secure the release of his ready captives and palestinian prisoners. last month the most released $110.00 captives and exchange for $240.00 pilots sending women and children from israeli jails. well, those tools come as egypt is proposing to a deal to bring a temporary end to the war in gossip. it has not been official reports for me to elevate the prospects of long term. p seemed very remote.

the desk that they have grief, there's plenty hold this precious little pulse of cease fires and peace plants past the people of guys or by survival is the only consent report suggest addiction proposal to hold the fighting could be in new york and israel's prime minister has won several times. this will be a long walk. i don't know how mean the fighters, the nation, and the government. we are all united undetermined to fight until the end of the killer to then. yeah. who has been visiting trips in guys, his name for the war, free, the captives destroy him. us utilize the threat from guys more than 18 days in. there's been little upon success. what can i tell you? how has to go to want to stay in power?

it is facing the loss of the corruption charges and trials and he wants to stay in power. the 2nd goal is to prolong the war in order to achieve unachievable goal, which is to destroy from us. there's been going international pressure on israel to stop the war on home us to free the captain. and tel aviv one protest. both messages. neither side seems ready to give, leaving the open question. what would the final deal to stop the fighting look like at the moment it seems that there are no just then there is no is a solution. there is no service in that or because the 2 sides or, you know, and sticking to their or the do commodities rigid positions the room for compromise. these is very narrow. one would not exist

and no one knows what will happen. israel says it will move on to a less intense phase of the war when it's ready, but that could still be weak. so we just pull additions and diplomats drop piece plans that are there was a live now you may not live to see it all in for sure. i'll just either intel let's bring it into the say, here's the system professor, an international relations and global politics at the american university of rome, and joins us now live from the good to have you back on the program, mr. jesse, if we've got the american president calling the mayor of cats, ha, it also coincides with a strategic is really minister role. and heading to the us to talk to the secretary of state and the national security advisor drake sullivan. they will be some very interesting conversations being held into very specific parts of the world right now. yes, absolutely. there are a lot of moving parts at the moment. we for it, of course, of the egyptian proposal, the 3 phases. today we are having new and use of

a further proposal origin proposal. and plus we have these meetings and phone calls going on. the fundamental issue is always the same. it is very hard to see and exit ramp. let's say at this stage something that is would be acceptable for all sides and to be completely honest and completely frank, what really needs to happen is a ceasefire. after the cease fire, we can have discussion is on the hostages release and the president exchanges. and of course, you monetary and aid and reconstruction. but until the borrowers continue following, it is very hard to see an exit strategy from the, from the terrible situation we are in, and also israel made. so it needs to understand needs to decide whether it is the hostages, which it really wants to release or, or have someone come home. or if it wants to pursue this, this uh on a tatum, on objective of seeking the destruction, the military destruction of mass, which after 80 warm days, it is very hard to see this coming about. let's do some pick the sound like a bit mold. and because you mentioned the egyptian planet, 3 stage plan,

which involves a ceasefire cultural release of the captive and ada entering a more 8, entering the straight. but then it does at the moment, you also mentioned the fact that the sci fi, as we all know, is pivotal to any piece proposal. as such, is that to the you might say the central point at which a proposal has legs because there were many countries offering proposals, but you need one that is actually quite tangible for it to work a yes, so yeah, the ceasefire is a, is a, is definitely the central point. uh however it is difficult to see this come about through uh, negotiated free for his class. um, how much is adamant and not wanting to give the impression that military pressure and continued by bombing by israel. this is the. busy over that will allow for a release of hostages, easier and on its own side, it does not wanna cease fire because wants to cease fire cancer and is put in place

. it will be very hard to go back to the findings. so this is the situation. what really needs to be, which really needs to happen is an impartial 3rd party stepping in and, and being the grown up in the room is as we say. and this however, 3rd party used to be in some respects the united states. although we all know about the united states and definitely the, by their own ministrations, biased towards israel for many, many decades. but i'm dealing with a 3rd party comes in and, and, and puts a whole to the, to the massacres, to the bombings to the violence is very hard to have diplomacy. take its tone or take it. so it's rude and lead to the provider to exit strategies, which would be acceptable to the war in size and parties. what he's positive, however, is that there are moving parts behind the closed doors, but again, with the united states and the by the ministration is, is, is moving on on the same old strategy or of not criticizing. israel are not showing daylight between the us and these really positions in public. it is moved by this

belief that the best way to influence these early stream back channel negotiations are black channel pressure. however, the history of the usaa relationship has shown repeatedly since lab and on since many, many decades. the best way to to, to halt was to restrain is realities. indeed, through public pressure and public criticism. especially given the considerations of what we have been seeing for the past 80 plus days and guess what will leave with us and i will continue to and pick the story as the evening progresses with you, and read the se in writing. thanks joining us. thank you. so you have a safety group size, it's kyra down until you miss all attack on a commercial ship in the red sea after the vessel rejected 3 warning coals. i'm se mediterranean shipping confirmed it chip was targeted in the area saying is a low to the nearby coalition task force. worship of the attack was instructed to engage in evasive maneuvers. the us lowest, a maritime coalition to protect commercial ships in the red sea. earlier this month,

the remaining and about 2 days have been disrupting. we'll trade for weeks with the types on ships. it says all linked to israel. the shopping for the planet in support of the palestinian peoples oppression who continued to suffer from killing destruction siege and starvation enabled forces of the yeah, many um forces with the help of a law carried out a target to the operation against the commercial ship m. s. c, united using suitable naval missiles. the targeting of the ship came off through his crew, refused for the 3rd time, the warnings and repeated warnings from the many naval forces. the you have any armed forces also carried out a military operation with a number of germans against military targets and allowed so. so there how small for them to be t. the car will ship the same. that's one of their uh, they do ship wild crews into the bobbin menda. it was attacked by who with these they're actually confirming it. and they're saying that the shape was leaving from

king up to lot port inside of the idea and heading to kind of cheat in pakistan. so uh, earlier the smoke the army spokesperson or forties, they said that they have target, that they have sheet a cargo sheep and i say groove shipped. and they said that the reason they have done it is because despite the warning cause they didn't answer. so sir, who are these are now setting the new rules and asking each of the ship that is passing through by the end up which is connecting a golf out into the red sea. they're asking each of the ships to give it clearance, that they are not going in israel or not coming from israel. and also that they are not owned by is rarely business man or is that is rarely cargo ships. so a 2 day earlier to day will also have seen that the u. k. offers for the maritime trade, the operations say that another uh then uh, another uh, cargo. uh,

she was also at tags wife with ease and 2 suicide throws. just explore the near that she probably does say that it didn't, they didn't cause any harm, any damage on the ship. the shift was continuing it's, it's weird. and they said that they are based in communication with the naval coordination force by the usa. so we can see that the attacks are intensifying here, but on the other hand, keeping these, this maritime boot is extremely important because it is hosting more than 12 percent of the global met of time trade. and this, why do us is increasing these naval presence here, but least today we have seen us ss us as mason, the, the, the, the, the, me side guided us the destroyer doctor in the port of cuba with yeah, not the refilling. it's just left the, the, the, the, the port for it to embark on is next mission. what's the usaa is accusing causes of threatening to blow this in port as many times ruth, but for these are quite clear,

they're saying that they're only targeting the shift that are linked to israel. so let's bring and retired us army colonel william keegan. he served as the head of the straightening suddenly ring testing program is also a defense advise that instructor just enjoys this, not from washington d. c. cut. all that, it's good to have you on the program. the who sees have shown in time and time again that they have the knowledge and know how to disrupt the will to way. so what's the strategy that of any coalition to come to the as well, i think it's important if you're gonna develop the strategy, you have to look at the big picture of what's really going on. this is not them just a small activity of by the who these by themselves for themselves because there's nothing really strategically to game if it's just them what's going on. and the larger view is, this is iran flexing it's most so in multiple locations around the region, whether there's a tax in your rocks, whether there are a jackson 11 on or does, uh,

or in the, in this case. and the red c uh by the who days they are exercising their muscle to demonstrate it as a demonstration of their power in the region and their potential ability to restrict trade and restrict movement through the she was in house teacher. it's not a small, well activity number. the focus definitely is at the moment to all the i'll not waltz away and on that area as well to see power alone is not going to be the answer. is it from the coalition and you can't deal with if you're going to, you know, i mentioned the wrong you can't do with the rhonda or the other multi regional platform, whether it, whether it's in so many areas or has influence. and so many areas, if you're gonna do with the who these surely also have to deal with them from the command and control centers online. does that some things that any coalition at the moment would consider or would they be looking for you? and are you a non data on that as well?

i think that there's a reason that the coalition, which is inherently defensive operation, is having difficulty. couple less thing at the moment is because they don't have a strategic direction on, on what you just mentioned specifically. so you're right in that, in that case, uh, any reality uh, the way to stop it is to base the directly attacks against the who is that are doing that and also target the higher gc that supporting them. uh, you have to cut off the source and exert pressure wherever possible. and in addition to that, make it so it's not worth, it's not worth it for the who these uh to be a proxy for iran. and that can be pressure that's brought on the who is directly, whether it's command and control and those those assets that are attacking civilian shipping. or it can be also pressure put directly on iran,

which includes revisiting the sanctions of calls. we saw during the conflict between the you have an inside of the that the who these are originally and false and originally inquiry but in terms of the sort of the last 24 hours. you know, when you have a commercial vessel that is told to take strategic, o evasive maneuvers against a whatever force is being used by the who these, how does a a motion to vessel do? that's what it doesn't have any um to personnel on the vessel itself. and what assumes can only maneuver physically, you might say left or right as well it's, that's just, that's just the points are defenseless. so you know, they require it as part to defend them. and if you don't get something in place for you to have is a lot of traffic uh, building up and building up. and if you've ever been in the suez canal and i've

been there, you a traffic can get stacked up very, very, very, uh, greatly very well. you know, hundreds and hundreds of vessels can be put in a waiting status. and it could very much the disruption to global trade, especially those countries that depend on uh, goods and also uh the error countries that need to ship out oil. uh so if it gets a plugged up, so to speak. uh that will disrupt even countries that are not targeted by the who the so it's really unacceptable by any world standards or legal standards. so the question is, how fast will it take the west and other countries to coalesce and do something about it? i know the saudis have had a, a bit of a, you know, a pause and there a conflict with a who dees and they're reluctant to get that job and danger that agreement. but at the same time, the u. s. and other countries act active, no interest. they have to take the advice of the saudis also oxley,

but they cannot, you cannot just ignore this and let, let who these just target a commercial shipping from, from other countries you just, it's just intolerable. and i don't think it will stand, and i think it was the next couple weeks, you'll see some more decisive steps when to put a stop to it, which is what does happen to the baby and retired kind of william kicking thanks so much for joining us. a, it's still had his on, i'll just say what tensions boiler that's all these very lebanese pulled these strides on both sides for a status of an escalation. the had a lot of there's been a while a few days across europe during the festive period, with above average temperatures in many places as reco. it's broken in bulgaria,

australia as well as fonts with germany, seeing it's rooms, december nights on record. now the mob conditions also the on wednesday in the north west for cities like london and powers were up into double digits, much cooler for the southwest, the likes of central spain. we will see a lot of that one. however, continuing to dominate across most central areas. berlin, coming up to 11 degrees celsius that on thursday, and they saw some very wet weather to be found. you can see that rain running across person on the island of island, bringing some snow to the hills in scotland and you're going to thursday those blustery winds up. push that system over into scans and areas of rain, sleet, and snow for likes of norway, sweden as well as fin. it doesn't why up across germany as well as opponents, the west to weather for the south of this bits and pieces of rain and some fog issues for the north of a city. largely dry for that soft is going to add into the south west, but we will see some rain starting to come into moving parts of portugal as well as

spain. but for athens in greece, sunshine on wednesday, thursday 18 across the board of the. the latest news, as it breaks the killing of the 3 captives forrest of all cabinets to see if they could reach a new deal with how much earlier then i just wanted to be as really seem to be more willing to work towards the sea spot with detailed coverage is rarely on is targeting medical themes as it tries to get to treat the wounded and fearless journalism. change of value, grief is unrelenting, and homes are no longer a century thought provoking on. but the patient doesn't have time to wait for the extremely unfortunate, but there are no quick wins and events or research hard hitting interviews. do you feel like america is less than the days of these days, or is it just a different full?

i think the demography of the process facing realities do you see that the fracture is already starting the g 7 in the us on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i think there is a huge piece of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does era the the book about what channels there was news that would be so wrong that remind to of on told stories. also the devante, a refugee camp in northern, gone, so have been turned into a graveyard. full days of being buried in the streets and in the middle of a market for the parties are being trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings . studies where the tree is returned, the bodies of ac palestinians who are taken from both and jobs us the remains

wednesday, events we publish the needle forward to use that a kind of level. so then crossing and buried in a mess. craven rough, i think also south human safety groups as it's coming down st. miss all the time, talking a commercial shift and the red sea, etc. mediterranean shipping confirmed that one of it ships with the time, saying it's a load is a nearby coalition tests full school ship via text do as low as a maritime coalition. earlier this month, who see a tax on tank is passing through the narrow straits of babylon to connect the gulf of agent to the red sea and of disrupted one of the busiest shipping lines, the wealth to the site that talked to him vessels linked israel industry solid down to the palestinians, and garza but countries in the region where the escalations disrupting business and could track them into a wider conflict. so so those and this report from trip duty, dozens of cargo ships heavy and stranded at the port of $244.00 days. they feel

coming on the attack by governments for these many don't know when they will have security clearance to after the rest. the attacks have brought the maritime stress to cheer to em, your stance. now the chairman of the did you both the post that freeze also told us is what i need to say is doing business with israel is challenging these days. they have to call me, they should be let's, let's say we are not going to attack you if you're know cutting the cable. if you're not going to share your thoughts, what are the, a lot of thoughts that'd be collapsed? 55 percent. so they have to really pass this message on the shipping. the lance, the media shipping lice have to be convinced to both these economy of relies on maritime trade. with 4 ports that is regarded as one of the most important tacit countries to actually month is going to be 50. on this big part of all of these,

i'll leave it to the deluxe document into people who the tax on commercial west. those in the region have for some of the world's largest shipping companies to suspend the operations in the red sea. they have to do with the ships around the southern tip of africa that has significantly increase fuel and insurance costs and costs deliver the delays of up to 10 days. this african countries were ordered to face the challenges. many posts are not functioning as a result of civil war and confidence. nope, suzanne was done. so what's left to us to go to the so there was also many points that cost or what was going to be to of course, across some schools. most of what is working only for we put in an editor in the economy. so we have visual settings already before this guys, more than 12 percent or global maritime trade passes to babylon,

meant that us has formed a multi national task force to protect ourselves and keep the straight open. to safeguard this vital maritime routes that connect the gulf of ad down to the red sea, united states is increasing is naples presence here behind me in the port of jubilant to me sign a guide to destroy your dss mason is we fluid. and before them botkin on his next mission, it was attacked in directly in november and december. yes. accuse us with ease of trying to block the maritime route, but who the say their own, they try to get him to shift the link to israel. business and that's obviously right. is there any government spokesman, a little lazy announced on choose day that the country would no longer grant. also, magic visa is to united nations employees. the relationship between the 2 is already tens. israel has all the cues, the un of targeting it with disproportionate criticism. for too long,

international officials have been deflecting blame on to israel to cover up for the fact that they are covering up for homos in failing to condemn us for hijacking aid . and failing to condemn it for waging war out of hospitals. they have been complacent partners and hamas as human shields strategy. they have let the world down. we all demanding global accountability. and now we are leading by example. the ministry of foreign affairs has announced that visa request by you and employees will no longer be granted automatically and will instead be considered on a case by case basis for just call. but i'd say is, are you in special russell to only occupied palestinian territory? she says, israel's claim that the united nations are complicit partners are from us, is what she calls blaming. the messenger is the has the state, the guy, he's real as destroyed guys. and we're still blaming you when i still wonder how

the international community describe that to as well in our international need. yeah, still give credit was is really leaders political are meeting thought you'd be there a site is or should be held accountable for what, what it does is well, it has not done any thing to keep a civilian safe. let me give you 3 examples. first football diesel has used the, the new nations that are meant to create huge destruction, even the washington post and the, the new york times. i've given a said fab produce investigative reports. a saying that is well has used over 80 days, the level of munitions that are equal to 2 and of more than 2 nuclear bombs in the gaza strip, which let's remind is the 160 square meters to not be paid by 2

over 2000000 people 2nd ego has been targeting us because we trust stake, heard stake, heard under international you. why these are your law. and again, the health system is devastated, which is not just great. the goal in itself, it's good to go in order to provide the support to people who are injured at the time of war. and and 3rd, the israel has arrested and detained a medical personnel, doctors, nurses abusing them and even torturing deb. how can these be explained? this is why special reports tours have the know what to do, went through the risk of genocide and the health system speaks clearly to the intent to destroy the policy and people in gaza. meanwhile, the united nations of the points they can hold today to, to oversee and boost humanitarian relief shipments into garza secret talk. often

estimates will be responsible for establishing a mechanism to speed up aid into the strip. previously the dutch hollow session was deputy prime minister and the finance minister from all of this, let's go to gabriel as on the who's at the united nations. so it seems that miss cock has a very tough job. although hands she really does. she's well equipped for it because she's worked within the u. n. system and various roles for over 20 years. actually starting in the early ninety's at unread the united nations relief and work agency that helps a palestinian refugees. but she's also worked at unicef and u. n. d p as well, and was an under secretary un official in syria for some time just to give you a broad overview there. but her task now is very difficult. primarily because the un resolution un security council resolution, i see it should say that was passed on friday. there's 4 page document that i have

here dealing with the guys, the situation states that her role or her mandate is to facilitate, coordinate and monitor a scaling of 8 in the guys that there's one problem. no, nowhere in this resolution does it call for an immediate cease fire, and that according to secretary general, antonio gutierrez is what is needed in order to scale up humanitarian a to guys. so she's got a very difficult mandate ahead of her. a lot of experience certainly has the backing of the secretary general, but until there is a site ceasefire, or at least some sort of demand and a pause in finding a pause and bombardment by israel of gaza. it's very hard to see how she will scale up a going into an area that is completely being bombed, almost relentlessly by his really forces gabriel for that update, thanks very much. gabrielle is on the for us in new york,

the videos of the palestinian men and boys strips that are on the way and held at gunpoint by these rarely ami. the video shows dozens of palestinians being rounded up, biased by the forces in a stadium in northern garza. some of the hands tied behind the box. several children, an elderly man can be seen in the footage, is where the army has responded, saying, detainees are treated in accordance with international police, or the rest of mold in 2600 palestinians from cosmo, including doctors in gen, listens the will began the fate to those detains and the whereabouts remain largely unknown. was there a spoke to some palestinians who released and they gave accounts of torture and abuse that they enjoyed. but we do warn you that you may find some of the 1st hand accounts distressing the oh.

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the 7th only. hi, she has moved from the colorado in southern lebanon, one of the worst of the most intense days of fire along the border since that will become and to lean at 2 civilians were injured in a striking joan strike on a civilian car. also there was uh, an air strike in jeep sheet, which is around 16 to meet us from the border along side visa strikes. there were also other hits in mason jet battle. and here in the whatever we are doing, several shells from opportunity bombardment also and most significantly there wasn't his ready as striking, probably more than one strike on a group of how a mass probably the moment we are. we don't have the confirmation in the the road between 5 and look forward on that. there's an area called collecting the valley and cause the once hit. the initial reports suggesting 3 people were killed. and

this strike has block name responsibility for on line the tax on is really targets on the border. and according to this, really all me there are online is read, the soldiers who have when did among them one in the soviet condition. so the situation has been intensive fighting over the past. i was yesterday, the number of attacks were less then today, today is more intense. however, this situation seems to be continuing in this way. but on this confrontation here in south lebanon is becoming, is taking a new dimension, day after day, as they say, little of a 3 year old boys and girls that has been taking place in castle the web builder. i'm on a bro, hey. mussa was brought to the country from garza to medical treatments but died

from his injuries ex ozium of which was the funeral. it'd be as a man south west of the home not long ago, a crowd of approximately 200 people actually gathered here. you know, to bid farewell to 4 year old. i'll say most stuff. so she was from guys and she was brought here as a part of initiative launch by the country and government incorporation with egypt to transport, the wounded palestinians to doha, to receive medical treatments. so in this case, it's really important to mention that he had no family members, he had no valid test, and this significant turn out actually demonstrates the communities of his sense of compassion and solidarity. as i said, this is part of initiative launched by the cut to read government. but also we've seen this a simular initiative also being observed in different countries such as united arab emirates and it took yeah. and it's really also important to mention here that this

out for of support here is really highlights the need to help the palestinians. but also we are hearing calls from this place to end the worrying gaza as soon as possible. i, the ballistic looked at some of the days of the news now with almost a week on from the general election of the democratic republic of congo. the fraction of the ballots have been counted last week's vote to choose the president regional, and local representatives as much by logistical problems and concerns about its credibility. the opposition wants the results of the presidential vote and old and is planning protests. catherine solely reports now from the capital control. so between democratic republic of come goes in terry. a minister says calls by opposition to the does to stage protests across the country will not be taller.

research companies are waiting for the results of a vote marred by confusion delays and scottish is both that is all normal on time because we have taken own necessary measures. the army and police are full of that . we will not declare martial law, but we will ensure that security is maintained. some politicians have demanded fresh elections and household for demonstrations of this of the the say it's right to protect the austin supporters. he come miles onto the street in large numbers to show that disappointment. several presidential candidates see the pool was shown one trouble. what day was easy? the companies showed tools that lead this clearly with the truth of the, by the security forces have been deployed to some areas such as little boom bashi,

in the southeast, a known opposition strongholds. well, sorry to say it's only a precautionary step, but it's such a neat odds to the tension. cathy solely all the 0 can shesta start at least 120 people. the death of the government attacked to relate to villages in nigeria is pato. states that the attack has bent houses and destroyed property. violence is the worst and central nigeria since june, 2018. so by the code is all believed to be behind the attacks on tom is the conflict is believed to be based on land disputes, roth, that the ethnic differences all these people for the cause of the prison agencies immediately put into somebody is injunction with the latest mazda burial is how being held for victims of subsidy on monday, i types in both cost. low cost is $1.00 of the look at them is that came under

attack along with the parking lot. the central plots of states from where i'm standing in the capital city just, it's just about an hour drive to the fact that area here it's business as usual, but just about 50 kilometers away from where i'm spending people last the morning. and then finally is i still looking for the missing ones? why is hoping that they will find some of them who fled into the push are those the reports that the some of them are losing hope given that the some of their loved ones have been missing for about 48 hours and tuesday afternoon go to the general, the official who doesn't want to be nice, told me that he can't do that by 150 bodies, which, which is why people have said that, that so could be much higher than being projected some of those when hospital where be receiving sickness up at the time, probably part of the died on government is up given full time was the k t just set up in the area to ensure that the i know that you did attacks. and that

is really just going to mobilize for reprisals to them. and by all the 0 just sweetness, edging closer to becoming a fully fledged member of nato, after the tech has probably been started, a science committee like to to approve that membership id that the bill will allow or will need now needs to be voted on in parliament and then said to present rest of the other ones, his signature is an important step, but the head of the commission has wound it may not pass the general assembly quickly sweden and finland to apply to join the defense alliance. when russia invited ukraine stop times, but it has been stoles by objections, from 2 key. are you going to have full size? it's coming down to the s drive from the crime in port of for the for the dose. yeah. the 4 person was killed in the attack and 2 others injured footage posted on social media, shred logic, explosions near the towns. apple. you, for example, is command this as a ship belonging to

a russian. sweets was targeted. heavy flooding and southern thailand does have much rights and railways, affecting tens of thousands of people. so we're trapped in the homes. extreme weather has also caused problems that say at least 7 bites of sunk in the gulf of thailand, an end of and see since friday turn it on for a look at the school test on a level full have gone to the top of the english premier e cut off, did they be to berkeley to now barely tested the yoga upside at times, but dolly noon is to 6 minutes strike kept leave a pool on top, substitute your show top, put the game be on delta in the 90. if a minute with his 50 is live, a pool goal read, go to points above arsenal. ok. the gaming hands on says to any, for when you cost will strike, of course would score the hot tick against these old club as melting for us. 131

would sign. so for us from you causal early this year and he scored on the stroke of huff time to cancel out. alexander is at the early a penalty for the new zealanders for twice and the space of 7 minutes. the end of the 7 months when this one handing you manage a new experience to sign. so he's best victory this year. so the biggest of a women's woke up co hosted by australia, new zealand. and it was just an spoke to the head of football straight here about their hopes to host the other big tournaments in the future is almost 2000000 funds attended much. he's at the women's football will copy in australia, new zealand, cd viewing figures around the world. it's up to the record breaking 2000000000. the head of football, australia says concerns the countries time zones would be a major tournament, turn off with misplaced alto. i'm designs are the same as some of the biggest populations in the well, china, the philippines, india,

for example. and these are 3 countries where football is not yet, number one. so it's a good opportunity for face or it's good opportunity for world football to note on the growth football in our region as a highest. but in some of the biggest populations in the world with football is not the number one. australia decided not to compete with saudi arabia for the right to host the 2034 mens will come instead it's targeting the 2026 women's asian coke. and the 2029 mens club woke up. we're looking at a golden period of hosting major competition as far as trying to we of course, hosted the 2023 women's woke up. if we were able to secure the 26 women's ation kept 2029 mens club. ok. and then of course, we have the president livingston 2032. we have both al men's and women's national team will participate. australia will be one of the favorites to win the upcoming asian cup, which is being hosted by capsule in january and february, australia. a great along side is becky stun, syria and india. we've got some great teams. we sort

a mens woke up in 2020 so the several asian teams called for a day or we had a record number of agencies participating at the mens woke up. we had 6 in total, so this is great frazier. this will be a competitive competition. australia were run is up when catch all west coast to tournaments in 2011. the team will be hoping to go one better in 2024 on the richardson l g sarah. so now the deal cuz he says he's still hungry for grandsons as he target another successful year. that's 6 year old, $24.00 grand slams is tied with margaret quote for the most in the history of the sport. and he'll be looking to break that when he calls it's a record extending 11th australian open title in january. i'm still trying to push as, as, as long as i can. and when grand slams and, you know, be

a contender for top spots of the world and trying to make more history of this for that's, that's the drive. that's the motivation. and these are useful, it's headlines for me or you can go to our website all to 0 dot com and on our social media channels. so that's it for me. so robin folders and these are the dr. munoz all the other side of the matter. but until that, thanks for your time to complete, the a unique perspective of africans are willing to change the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have. if we don't know more and more lots of voices, you don't often hear problem. nations do stand with paula spine, it's the same struggle sharing of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is the are not in america is

a region of wonder i'm joy, tragedy and yes of violet. but it doesn't matter where you are. you'll have to be able to relate to the human condition the i've been covering all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like, and it's my job defense life on how and why these cultures solutions that gives us no hope for future that we have to find creative solutions, not just turn our backs on the. don't think that has a number, think about it as a person and yourself and that person's shoes. so as you can see for this is my us, my life in my life, those dentures. we want, we want the education reward because the women in my country not sweet to come up

to us. we are not. and neither ology, we are human beings on this earth to be trees and the coins. we are working in their thoughts, that's our officers. whatever has been done before, can be done even better. as long as the human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see, the vision is keywords. you the the hello so robin, and this is the opposite. when you sound like my headquarters here in the hall, coming up in the next 60 minutes through ends of a refugee compan, jamalia in northern garza has been turned into a graveyard with many palestinians simply running on to

a place to battery. that as more evidence of torture under his bailey detention palestinian man and boys speak out about the risk