the territory between the river and the feet. isn't that big and you know, the occupied territory. force you to raise it a day is a huge amount of res taking place, so condemnation. but that's all the palestinian authority can do the content in troops. they can't defend these places, and that's why you have those on resistance groups. right and wrong. tons, thank you so that please do stay with us because we're taking over right now to to g m t on thursday. and we are staying with our live coverage of this breaking news . these very extensive, wide ranging large scale is really military rates across the occupied westbank. they extend from jeanine and the north to hebron in the south. and a lot of our focus has been on what's been going on with him or on con, is in ramallah. these live pictures of is reading and see vehicles, which would be nice to some 3 hours. now. i didn't realize being bringing us reporting of small arms fire confrontations and

a very large explosion as well just in the last 20 minutes or so in run for those. joining us right now. can you just give us a take talk of, of what's being happening and what you'd be witnessing as well, the rate began around 1 am at night to the his writing is came down another street which is in the center of palestine, which is where i am a central room, i live raw that which is where i am. um they you terminate that you've got to clear the street. they then blocked the entrances to the streets. they then went into monroe square warehouses. there is office actually is um and then they moved into an area further into ramallah. we're hearing that the target of the raid have been money exchange places to out into the right. reinforcements were brought in. um, where i am is now in effect, typically

a staging post full because right all me the, the about h vehicles now that i can count, including 3 very large all the small card carriers. so they're all still is where the soldiers here about 14 vehicles around 2 hours ago went further into ramallah itself. and that's when we started to hearing. that's the lowest biased we started hearing and found grenades beside it like here. and i'm in deep smelling. mutate gas coming from the street and 10 the very loud explosion, which was b is riley's way here. any place a controlled explosion against the commercial policy. we think it was a money exchange. place these right, these have long to choose minute in groups of using money exchange, unfrozen. since we saw that using my name's change to the to find out the activities but money exchange places pay almost on every single corner. it's a fact to just

a knife in any big city in the world. so that's the update of what's happening right now. it has been quiet for the last 20 minute or so, but there are still a significant amount that is already sold as out in st. of and just to recap again, i mean the significance of the side, there's something on this scale is happening in a place like remodel, absolutely remotely, the commercial capital of palestine. it's also the political capital of palestine. it's where the mcallister is basis where you know the most. ready know 40 is based on and it's going to have an impact um long 3 is right. he's leave of it by the leaving any time soon. no palestinian politicians are going to have to, you know, take a good, long, hard look at what these, these events, these really they've simply walked into the same type of room a lot. and yeah,

overall pricing, we've impunity. and this is going to shows no just other things, letting you know, compiled west bank palestinians abroad as well. that the rick of the palestinian authority, the corporation agreement including security, may not be what the paper that they've written a long, long for a very long time. the posting in april of, of one did about what they get from this cooperation with as well. um and you know, it's the people are incredibly frustrated and some of the new policy absolutely know that. um, yet, you know, they are under occupation and they have to abide by these agreements. otherwise, the, you know, these right, these would come in with even more 5 call than they already. all right, and runs on in ramallah. thank you very much for that. we'll give you a brief break that i'm show the following events very closely still and we may will

come back to you later. thank you for now. so just to remind of you is, is really forces have carried out extensive raids across the occupied westbank. they have entered ramallah, jeanine, hebron novelist until car of these pictures were coming out of ramallah and his lovely aware clashes broken out several palestinians, and in his very soul you have been injured. the raids have become almost nightly since october. the 7th, a paramedic in ramallah has described some of the things that have been taking place as he picked up some of those injured in these rights. otherwise, i'm going to modify this have off the we treated on transported for injured palestinians who were shots in the chest, shoulder leg and sensitive areas with point $2.00 to $3.00 kind of rounds. were able to get the injured to the hospital and 2 other injuries were transported by all colleagues from the palestinian red crescent. all right,

let's go back to run me cody now a distinguished public policy fellow at american university in beirut. he is though, right now in boston from where he joins us lines. thank you very much for staying with us throughout all reporting on this one. things that pick up on from what in rome was telling us before this happening in, in ramallah as well as elsewhere in the occupied west bank. but really, is it reaching a bit of a critical mass now? i mean, how does the policy no authority, what does it put the policy, you know, authority on the mouth? what about having this happen with such regularity and on this morning it's such a huge scale. a much more a bass has been a bit of a ghost president. he's not really a talk to the president of the palestinian authority of the whole system of governance that was set up by how slow was supposed to be before 5 years. transitional and final status negotiations lead to

a permanent peace agreement. that doesn't happen for various reasons. on both sides . um and then uh, the groups that are best lege decided they want to just stay in power and they have but they haven't really gone. and they have lost the confidence of the past. and in people's a recent pull that was done showed that the 88 percent cost and then $1.00 asked to leave to resign and, and 69 percent support armstrong. so these are very important indicators. partly they struggle support as exaggerated because i adventure and guys when people saw a come, ash has been able to do not just to break some of these really lines which are supposed to be impenetrable, but to be able to continue their armed resistance protects their military assets,

almost 3 months later, when this massive barbarian is really the bombing campaign that the people have a more confidence that perhaps a long struggle is a way to break through the stalemate. and the occupation lead to a problem, a piece of and then i do have to keep in mind. oh is that what people want in the end is an up to 5 just for the sake of finding. they don't want to 5 just because they want to kill as riley's reduce. they want to fight because they want to end the occupation, the israel as imposed on them, that lives a decent life. and they are prepared to live in peace with the jewish majority state of israel and to suggest the problem on that in terms of the motivation for fighting the motivation. as stated on the is really side. do you see it as similar to what they're saying about gaus? uh, this is an attempt really to try to why pounce palestinian and fighting groups in

the west bank because they say they're going to wipe out of the fighting capacity of, of home us another army groups in gauze are as well. yeah. i think that's correct. they definitely want to try to stop these moves from continuing their armed resistance, which is quite limited. it's not has the kind of problem resistance that i might as or as long as you have, have them. but they still want to end it because they understand that it will grow, it can expand and they want to stop as and by the way, if i can just have to find reporting that i'm wrong has the, the military force that you say, these are using now is the main instrument they use to, to, to terrorize the palestinians and to try to get them not to put up any resistance. but these regulation, how severe for other techniques they've been using since 1967 to try to get the

palestinian population to leave the west back and gas or they want them ultimately, designers and wants a jewish state. that's what designers them was for. they created a small win, which mostly was back in the 1890. so these are kind of cool. these people, what the most jews wanted to live in europe and north america, wherever they were, but not to be mistreated by the desire to move on as far as your stay locked for a state of many different people. and the government of this extreme is don't run a friend's uh, very clearly last year with their policy statement saying the, the, the land from the river to the sea. all of her story, past time. only the jews have rights and political rights and sovereignty in the territory. but there is room is have been using techniques like lock renewing. residents permits for people who come from abroad,

not giving people permits to drill water wells. so if you're in agriculture bay area, you can literally show you, you leave jailing people uh, harassing people by building small settlements. newsom, what they've done south of february. and that in the south of the, of the, the area that these ran is how it works on for the last year. they just, they pushed about $200.00 families. i thing out of the region, the prostate has finally left. so they use other techniques to encourage and uh, push palestinians to physically leave thoughts on abroad or wherever they run the very, sorry, the on 1st. sorry, i'm very grateful for all your time and i'm very sorry we going to have to break it and leave it this and now, but thank you for staying with us. but more than an hour now and giving us your thoughts and analysis of what we will be reporting on breaking news this morning. thank you. i mean, who are you from boston?

or i can now, in the gaza strip, is really, is expanding its ground defensive, at least a 195 palestinians had been killed by his very strikes in the past 24 hours in time neighborhoods had been slackened tart. assume has more details on that from rough uh, in southern garza, of the is really military attacks. of course, the goal is this trip did not talk, despite the fact that we are entering $8.00 to $3.00 days of kind of case to get to the military attacks. of course, the territory where the main is very focused right now. the, the miniature of ration had been driven from the north, up to the main central areas of gauze. this trip alongside with the south, which has been eliot designated as a safe zone for evacuation to be protected from the east, very plumbing. now it is very military onto the remaining of a breach of my guys. the understand rhetoric discount did not stop, as they have announced that they are starting the military limit to the ground, including against base areas where they are destroying and completely attacking the

key. civil infrastructure loomed with residential houses as they are wishing move. evacuation orders for the residents of these areas to hit to the south. gravy can guarantee the safety. but meanwhile, the situation in the south east, very catastrophe, as hundreds and thousands of people that have been evacuating through this area which become very densely populated and move running consent of all kinds of military attacks that would reach this area. i'm a 20 up since we basic mississippi's as well in the south of the gaza strip target position out to 0 roof in the south of the territory is really on a has ordered palestinians across a vast area. a central garza, including a, has a refugee camp to evacuate. that being told to go to the obama, which is for the south. the u. n says, evacuation order effects about 61000 displace palestinians,

mostly from northern garza and coterie has moved from all my guys the refugee camp . i'm crazy. standing on is the law head, dean road, one of the main high roads that connects the north. the south of the gulf on this side is that the refuge account where the is really forces us people living in that area to be bought to wait. and we have been seeing people since the morning if that's the way can from the area. on the other side of the street, is people waiting for any type of transportation. we know that there has been no cards, no fuel cards to transport. and here, as you see people taking a couple of their stuff, a couple of their mass, a couple of blankets and a couple of clothes because this is the only thing they can take. and we must also remember that this is not the 1st time these people have been evacuated. they

evacuated from the not doing areas of the gaza strip. people are telling us they're tired from being placed for more than one time. they said that there are no places for them to go as most of the you and shelters cooler than hospitals are packed with people. and we have been seeing people who are taking their time in mt areas, setting up their tents and making their own refugee camps. this is the scene right now, and people are being displaced for more than one time in the cause of the trip. this is in the city for august and because the refuge account right, let's take a look now at the state of health care in gaza. according to the world health organization, northern garza has no fully functioning hospitals. new patients can't access the full hospitals highlighted in yellow, those facilities carrying for existing patients, but can only also basic 1st aid. w i chose says, i mean 9 hospitals are still operating across the strip and most are in the south,

but they are operating at 3 times. the capacity is really ami is expanding its ground defensive, pushing further into the central and southern regions. refunds measure much to allow we is general direct to the out the hospital on the left to them. what is the dish or the occupation forces did target on purpose, the health system, and all the health facilities in gaza. as these occupation is trying to eliminate any a form of life in northern casa and central casa, so that the civilians could not cannot live. and they can achieve their goals may be temporary recalls or long term goals. a may not displacing the civilians because it's not just about the hospitals. it's beyond the hospitals. they are targeting the ambulances. they are farm in universities, churches,

and more than $350.00. most, they are all sold bombing more they bond more than $90000.00 housing units. the sewage system has been targeted as well. many journalists have died. so this more is trying to kill any form of life in casa, and may be the health care or the health facility. and the health system was at the hearts of this attack, gaza, even before the military campaign had 35 hospitals. the reality of the health system was already struggling and was very complex. and now it was because of the siege on past that that is ongoing and because of the political splits and fortunately so those hospitals have always been suffering and it will lock in medical supplies, medical medicine and all the operational system was not function incorrectly.

more than 2 months since israel as well and gaza and the situation on the streets is deteriorating even away from the bombing. some agencies describe the conditions as unlivable. this video filmed in on the doris street in northern gaza, shows rubbish, piled high raising c is about the spread of disease and infection that removing the rubbish during war time is difficult and dangerous. the whole of our lives in the, the home we won't let me just a penalty to remove the garbage. all the streets are filled with waste leading to the speed of diseases and even demick. children and adults are on able to walk in the streets with garbage strewn everywhere. we request urgent measures to clean the streets and avoid the speed of diseases. or israel has returned the bodies of ac palestinians. it says were killed in fighting in the northern part of the gaza strip band being buried in a mass grave and rough uh, in the south. honey must lead reports. this is the final resting place for 8 the

palestinians in another mass engraved in garza. his ro transferred the bodies to authorities in gaza via the kind of asylum of crossing the truck, carrying the remain, making its way through the streets of russell to the cemetery. i believe those are slowly lowering them down the we received a container with several people inside some complete, entire quote, susan, the others dismembered somewhere really decomposed, but we can't open the container because we are in a residential area. we move to contain it directly to the graveyard. we will document all the bodies and find a case against these ladies on charges of all kinds of many of the bodies are badly decomposed. the many and apparently they are around a t people inside, but we were unable to open the container because of the strong smell and to avoid

spreading diseases in the area of the roof. a health emergency committee save the attempt will be made to identify them later if possible. the full audit committee has been informed about the bodies that arrived to the car. um i was so i'm crossing the committee, received them and we'll buried them in this mass graves. volunteers lift the hand and came to pay their finer respect. another mass of graven, yet more palestinians whose names may never be known. their identity is lost in a war with unimpressive dented, this tall anymore more i was just the rough uh, southern gaza. jordan's now della has met with addiction president adults, a l. c. c, in cairo, following the talks to, to need a said they rejected any attempts by israel to expel palestinians from garza and the occupied west bank. they also cooled on the international community,

the pressure as well to agree to an immediate cease fire. so that aid could be allowed in gaza, but he does have to kia and israel. i have again clashed over the war on garza president red chip type or the one like in the actions of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. so those are battles hitler saw you didn't. we have seen is riley, nazi cans and stadiums. right. what exactly is this jobs that they speak have to hitler bizarrely? now what is different between you and hitler? love is that it officer is the any different the yahoo sex and those of hitler and then get the color the on the want. know your pricing on x. these really prime minister hit back saying are the one who's committing genocide against the codes and who holds the will record for imprisoning journalist, who opposes regime is the last person who can preach morality to us. but i'll just share a senior political analyst tomorrow. one of the shara says, leaders are on the increasing pressure to speak out against israel's war on guns.

what the secretary of defense lloyd austin, was it affecting? so when he said or when he warranties right, is that the military or tough to commit it to evict to it, it can turn into strategic defeat. the fact that they are carrying such an indiscriminate destruction in gaza and the getting of civilians that it was turned people against them, not just by the students. it was during the ad, but most the more the against them. it was the international public opinion against them. us, are we clearly seeing more and more of that in the regional public opinion where now leaders like are the one like that like diction ccs. like to daniel king, abdullah and others are facing increasing public pressure to do something about the general. so i think guys, because of the pent up tension and hatred for is read in the region and beyond which pushing the likes of president and the one to start calling. these really is

nazis. now let's remember that it was these radius on 1st invoked the analogy which 2nd world war germany, when they were calling each and every other component they have in the region from the origin. and i have to lot to the rocky and digits you need. there's to buy this thing is even like, yes it out of 5. and now how much leaders even have mice many times to call them? how much nazis? right. so is there an open door, open the door for those and now she's a now they're blaming others for this. the creating the memory of the holocaust when they themselves in order to serve their natural is really colonial interests. calling each and every critic an opponent and that sort of hitler. this is really military says another 3 soldiers have been killed in battles in northern gaza. that takes the number of his wedding troops killed in gaza, to

a 154 since the beginning of the ground campaign. at the end of october, i says it's fine. just using guerrilla tactics. i'm pushing is very so just and using knowledge of causes to rain and tell network engine is very soldiers have been lifted from gaza to the so roka medical center in southern israel. since monday the facility has received at least 49 trips. 16 have been in a serious condition off the bottles in the northern casa, is really ami on, has blah, intensifying their tax across the is where the lebanese border is ready as strike killed at least 3 civilians and binge bail in southern lebanon. on wednesday, a 126 has blocked fighters and 11 is ready. soldiers have been killed along these when 11 and border since october, the 7th, 27, lebanese and is ready. civilians have also been killed. but youngest, ready man has been jailed for refusing mandatory service in protest against the war

and gaza. military service is compulsory. some most jewish is riley's and other countries, highly militarized society. those who refuse risk be labeled as traitors. lower con reports now from occupied easters. violence weren't so violent, these are the words of tell met nick, an 18 year old from tennessee who is believed to be the 1st pass and to refuse this rainy military service in protest against the war in going to be the owner of a successful man. i'm entailed how show me a military base and i'm refusing to enlist. i refused to be part of the war and gaza. i believe slaughter will not solve slaughter. and if you like to sub 30 days in prison instead to to by small but very cool crowd. so who can be cooled up? service? well, is ready to use, but also minority trees as the case of communities conscripted at the age of 18. men, besides for 2 months and women for 24, in the case of

a national emergency or war most can be recorded as was office and they can be up to the age of 40 or even above. 150000 people are in active service, and 360000 reserves will cooled up to the war in gauze of making it israel largest mobilization refusing conscription is a criminal offense, and israel again the 2 weeks in prison on a criminal record right script, say the military officer officer, that she's a punishment immediately once they've released from jail, they then caught up for service again in this sense. this is the price that's gonna happen many times leading to the preston spending time in and out of jail. laura con elders era occupied east jerusalem. the ones full of students schools in the gaza strip and now still with displaced people doing for food and was that the one teacher has decided to start teaching again despite being displaced himself and his own school being destroyed. camille,

none of that has more or less than many adults have yet to then when displaced children in rough uh, southern guns that crowd together in a make shift classroom that they could outside of that we have a right to education. just like all children in the world with the mental right to education, it has been 81 days since we've been to proper schools. we've had enough to hold off the un estimates at least 275 schools have been destroyed and dozens more damaged by israel's plumbing campaign. even though in the international schools are granted special protection not exempt them from being targeted greenville or conflict. the one still standing, a full of displaced families. the children's teaching stark on the why me has also been forced through his home, his former school destroyed. but he's determined to not you these young

mines and the dates on how to behave. and so i have a lot since the wall sconces adult children have upset faces a pale that's sad about the damage, the destruction and the pain that they see. we thought we to the mountain and creative back to wanting to see it. so we started with games and when we suggested classes in the tent like the idea and then they developed a passion for it. the school year has been suspended in gaza, as is really a tax and repeated force displacement make formal education or boss impossible. so these palestinian children, camille and that lack of does era the let's take a look at some of the days of in use now at least a 198 people have been killed in central nigeria and attacks on remote funding communities. another 300 it when government source houses and destroyed property,

funerals have been taking place on the class of the state. thousands of flood the items following the west violence and central nigeria for 5 years. the us secretary of state, as the blinking has met mexican president, andreas manuel lopez overhead door. the talks and mexico city were aimed at addressing border security challenges and tackling the searching search and migration around 10000 people are trying to cross the southern us border each day without authorization accidentally double the number from before the time that it comes as a migrant car event of a 5000 people continues to make its way through southern mexico headed to the us. it's the biggest such groups since june last year. many say that making the journey because i have no other option or tell me now most today, the cost of the poorest a working. those of us who are in desperate need. those of us who did not have money to types of visas. those of us who do not have money to pay for

a smuggler and not the name of each of them. we've been told many things by the authorities. but look, here we are, we keep on working until we can get to the us border. if there is no other way, we will have to go like this as long as god gives us strength with the will. that in a moment that again, when the media is work is we migrate because we hope to give a better life to our children, into the family we leave behind. right. but if the us and mexican authorities decide to act like that, not letting migrants through, let's say we go back to a country where there's crime and there isn't much work because jobs are being caught. it means that we're always left with nothing. is it good? is it a good? i'm so now i think that's it's a large crowd of entities and students has stoned, a temporary shelter for reading your refugees, demanding that deportation. more than a 100 range of men, women and children were forced to leave and taking both ortiz to an alternative shelter for he refugees are experiencing increased flexibility in engineering.