the 101 east investigates the crimes and those set tips behind on noticing all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is a like and it's my job to shed light on how and why the the hello i'm so i may say that and this is the news out life from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes. the number of palestinians killed in gauze arises 21672 more than 15000 the women and children. those who survived, as well as attacks and struggling for food, water, and shelter, according to wonderful navy, 70 percent of homes in guns have been destroyed. these for 80 minutes. we don't use

as strikes in southern lebanon and syria had at least 14 people like being killed in the ukrainians, fried on the russian city of federal. go all the way. begin this news hour and garza with $21672.00 palestinians of now being killed since the war began beyond wing of how mass released the video showing that finds those clashing with these ready vehicles. on the outskirts of con eunice, in the south of gaza when it comes off the reason why the war plains carried out intense uh, strikes on fun, eunice is arouse, mid a tree says it's expanding operations, that's a target to come. us. many civilians are being killed with i think it's forcing displace palestinians further south. the u. n says a 100000 have arrived in the off i had just recent days. and agencies that warning

infectious diseases are spreading rapidly. is riley bombardment, severely damaging an ancient palestinian mosque and gaza city? this roused mitre is destroyed more than $200.00 landmarks since it's a salt began on october. the 7th. it's not a cup of assume begins on coverage. leveled slapped and destroyed residential areas to throw out hun eunice, turn to dust and 12 effects to the relentless as troy companions by his very forces on the 2nd largest city in the south of the potential cause a strength civilians will among devastation be wilted and perplexed. by the new realities that surround them, the situation is no better for palestinians seeking refuge further south and roughly 850000 people crammed tightly together,

made shift shelters and tents. the on site is 100000 who have arrived in the city in the past few days. pills expect on by the next morning the spread of diseases is likely to increase with children being most at risk. taking kansas city the biggest and the strip and the commercial and entertainment help has suffered destruction from which may never recover since israel's campaign began on october, the 7th, nearly 85 percent of kansas. 2.3000000 residents have been displaced. the is riley strikes, have intensified across the goal is a stripe with many a residential houses and areas in con eunice decimated. this comes as the use value forces or expand things in military operations with palestinians have been repeatedly told to go to the south seeking safety areas. the have been hit,

making the idea of safe happens. both concepts for civilians, intimacy stripped tar could. as soon l g 0 roughly suffering causal but speak now to tonic. he's in the off in southern gaza, how those battles shaping up in con eunice right now. 2 yes, i saw me the battles on the grounds and con units continue and it gets much more also difficult. and even if you're used as the will progresses, now they use what he met a treat uh doing the is doing the past in order to take a full control and to impose it's rented safe and that's a city as they are destroying residential buildings and keep the infrastructure in these areas where people have been audited by these many, many tree to evacuate, move to roughly have to be safe as the confrontations on the ground that when the

palestinian scientists and it gets released, we'll just continue. and we have been seeing. 2 during the last, our move video is released by the ministry window from us showing experiences attacking via is very met. it treats tops the as they have been getting out from tunnels. the destroying artillery of vehicles. as these very forces from this side respond to these attacks with more scale of destruction in the city of the by the is very fine to get also onto the units on these confrontations is not, are not only a related or just only okay. in con eunice, but also extend to other part for the just really ministry focus right now has been shifted. we're talking about the, the nicest calls that work, confrontations that also continue um its on releasing funding of the gaza strip. you are talking about one of the latest strikes took place and roughly how things are residential building along with a number of residents being killed in one unit off to wiping out their residential

house. now the ongoing confrontations and the tax, of course the goals are strip, had rising, the desktop to more than $21000.00 pounds, but he is being killed along side with more than 50 uh, 5 others at 55000. others being loaded into this is completely ongoing as the is barely of forces are joining with the option of expanding the manager operations for. 2 and we are, as they are saying, they are good throughout the also for the day is a fine thing inside garza and thought i'd agencies particularly worried about the spread of disease. what outbreaks are we seeing of the yes. so the situation is completely complicated on the ground. as part of thing is being multiply displaced from the house is losing everything behind. moving right now to a rough, where they have been crammed in mass filters where there is a complete absence of hiding conditions the as palestinians are,

is struggling to find the pew x has to drinkable water to have a very sufficient amount of food that could be helpful for them to survive and to remain physically and psychologically able to coop with the often amounts of these very disruption foss. what palestinians are witnessing nowadays is completely a deterioration of the medical conditions we are talking about. thousands of it's of diseases have been suppressed among palestinians were thousands of people being infected with it, especially the respite rotary disease alongside with also in fact to us one which completely struck gardens in the, in the south of the torture. as we have been seeing, a number of patients are turning up 2 different hospitals. in rough. i special ed is quite your hospital. as we have been talking to, one of the doctors saying that old bets inside the escalate. your hospital are full with patients. as we are forced to deal with daily basis with hundreds of patients

who are suffering from being sick to us, disease due to the fact that they are completely unable to get very clear access to food, which also a link to the deterioration of their medical conditions. on daily basis. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much thought a couple. i zoom now a quarter of gauze this population could die from disease within a yeah. that's the assessment from a leading u. k. infectious diseases expert. the warning comes as the world health organization has recorded a 180000 people suffering from upper respiratory infections. a $136000.00 cases of diarrhea, half of them under the age of 5. more than 55000 cases of lice and scales. and molding $4600.00 cases of acute june the same drive. well, many a gun tank is head of the department of infectious diseases at the university of zillow, nevada, in poland. she says the house situation of infants and gaza is extremely concerning

stipulation. this traumatic amex, um uh let me just uh start from the beginning. uh, which means the child vaccinations. uh we have any spares that's at the max summation of takes it in children is quite, you know, it's not sufficient. so well, there may be many and infectious diseases which are accident preventable last. and so despite that, that's a lot like for example, results or chicken books that there are about $101000.00 case to search in books in, in gas at the moment. s w h o l or airports so well, many other infections,

serious violent range passions and but not only those, the diary diana infectious as well. we are very and very concerned about that. thousands of palestinian women are preparing to give birth in gaza in the worst of conditions and hold of a spoke to one pregnant woman who was false from my home by the fine we are here and there is the last class. and today we visited a pregnant female from the cause of truth cautiously with us. um, she is only 18 years old and she is pregnant for the 1st time. and your family unfortunately says you, it is going to bring her baby in at this stage area. she has been displaced since october 17, and here is where she lives right now with 24 other members. so jude has been telling us how hard it has been for her to live this place in

a new area. she never went to after she was this place from as a to neighborhood in the nothing cause was to. since you had said that this is the only thing she have left wide, she was forcibly evacuated from the cause of jude and thousands of palestinians. females that have been pregnant and due to deliver their babies in the past couple of months during the war on garza have been with missing a unitarian collapse where they don't have any privacy. they do not have any medical care and they also do not have any clean bathrooms and access to water. they have been telling us that they're very sad that they're bringing their babies on this world during this war. however, since you told me that she still has hope, that there will be a cease fire agreement and she will give delivery in her home is another and got a 050 the this, the conditions are really hard. being pregnant, i'm sharing a single mattress with my husband. water drips down on us. i was with what i was

expecting to deliver the baby back home with my mom and dad around me and be prepared for the baby. unless you know the flat, i was very scared. when they said we must leave, we started to leave. my mother in law would not let me go. she said, i should deliver the baby there. i said, let me go and see what happens to me. oh, i was 7 months pregnant then. yesterday i began the 9th month. i have nothing prepared for the baby, but no diapers, no clothes on one side, deliver the baby. i hope many good people will help. at least 55000 behind us sitting women, gave birth in the most in human situation during the war on garza, this is in the study. i'll just see that that is by and demonstrates as a gathering and hostage square until a v for the weekly protests calling on the israeli government to bring home cap is

still being held in garza, that highland is live for us. now what is the turn out look like now? well, every stuff that i saw me tens of thousands of israelis guys ahead, so we can then they got the in the evenings on this side today, full speeches. and today those speeches include from the families of those phil, how come? so if you have a $129.00 of them still in gauze and now for almost 3 months old. so they're all speeches that will be held from some of the families of the soldiers that have been killed during this rule, as well as some of the captives have been released now the last 10 minutes. so. so we've had a minute silence. so the soldiers that have been killed, we know from fight, but 2 of them were announced as earlier today by the is riley minute 3. and then

also we've been hearing nationalistic songs. but again, this is another riley. so cool for all of those. how the hosted all of those us still in garza to be returned home as soon as possible? they said, oh yeah, that was saying now, now now i've shopped up salvage so all so i think that they want all of them returned time. not just some of them, but all of them. all of this comes as we're about to hear from these riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu, himself just across the road. the in the building behind me, that is the defense ministry. well, also the wood cabinet has been gathering to make those big decisions as to what happens in gaza and also to discuss the potential fees 5. but that seems to still be in the making, but really not how much on it just yeah. so as we tool key is right image is making a big push for con eunice. what are we hearing about that?

absolutely yours has this rainy on me earlier today announcing that they are making not push they going to be put into places like han eunice in the south, but we've known from these riley army cheese a couple of days ago saying that they are now in operational control of the north of the gaza strip. i bought a few fine too, but they said from us, okay, so i'll still carrying out and targeting some of the troops, we have been seeing the number of dest increasing we, i've been seeing some of those casualties, increasing a number not likely to happen, as they move further south where there's a lot more ground troops to unneeded in that sense, me populated area especially because the lots of the, those that live in the north have moved to the south. now interestingly, we all going to be hearing from the prime minister very soon, the defense minister say off galandes as well as many guns also. and now the will cabinet members said that they won't be talking,

taking part in the price. so this is the 2nd time this happened, that is speculative so as to the reasons why, but it seems that the guns of people around him and said that there's really nothing more to as i'm looking into this, this looks like a lot more pressure on the prime minister himself, where a few days ago, he wanted to discuss the so called say also what happens off to this new and much to the dislike of some of those in whose cover they shouldn't government. so he's finding that there's pressure from the west that insane to wind down the operations in gauze, or in at least to not carry out as many attacks that may potentially kill civilians . and then you also have the pressure from the families where they're all now multiple of the small demonstrations are taking place as this riley is being health calling for a c spot, if i as soon as possible. um, so it will be interesting to see what he has to say, but he always says that he is doing everything he can as part of his free goals.

and one of them is to bring back to the cops. his thanks so much, the higher on a is there any minute fee is launched and as try and come the syrian city of alaska, sorry, the site caused some material damage comes off to another. is riley strike on board a town in southern lebanon? well that was following a has the law attack on 8 is really ministry positions earlier on saturday. i hashem is in alcorda in southern lebanon. let's start with serial. what was the target? there? was somebody according to information from sources and see if you have 3 people who i've chosen is really a talk on the, the, the golden village of that school. and in english, i'll probably have that be to the south of a level according to information from there. this was a former, a bass and later on it was evacuated. 2 years ago. the sources are saying that the

people were killed and what it was a man and why his wife and it is tried. but given the fact that this attack comes just less than 24 hours since the attack is ready, attack on will come out of that killed 7 people, including ford has, will, of members of his will. limone today. it seems this is a context on it. there's a pattern here on the context, goes back to the assassination of the iranian agenda on the sides of the most that we in damascus. and once again, this is, this is reflecting the situation, whereas celia is becoming kind of a soft flag for the access led by it on. and then also exchanges a fire over the border between 11 and, and israel suspicions that this is now expanding a well, yes, given the fact that the court of the fight isn't, does uh, there are several layers for this conflict. one, there is the front in south lebanon. what has the light is launching several of the

tax on daily basis on his ready targets today? there were for the tax and there are also several attacks that were on the claim to the moment like the long shelf midsize to watch getty actual and on. but hell, it actually did. they tell him, was claimed by his will law a just a few minutes ago and according to reports from is read that all that is one is really, that's was like you. when did actually is are the also a lot several air strikes in loveland on mainly on vintage based on the town that's known for the significance of soft 11 on there are no casualties and quite a kayla in mount washington. and also, as usual, the daily artillery bombardment was that he had in the court all that we are all towards the east, such as the mason jump on and all the live in these border towns. all right, we'll leave it there. thanks so much on a hash him united nation says these really forces have demolished mole palestinian

homes and buildings in the occupied westbank this year than ever before. since january, the 1st is riley forces destroyed, move them 1100 buildings right away. as far as the site, many of the homes were built without a permit that any 2 percent of palestinians, applications for construction are approved by as well. but the pace of demolition is has increased following israel's war on garza 354 being recorded since october. the 7th is riley sap lives have become increasingly hostile. settlers carry out 6 acts of violence on average every day. but it's smith has more from the occupied westbank a token is rarely military bulldoze, a 10 minutes to destroy the idea of j. she's home of 30 years. so the justification, it'd been built without a pony. but then most only 2 percent of construction applications are approved in

the occupied westbank. israel government would prefer it if the palestinians just left content under the house had been demolished before in 1998. when i was pregnant, we were living in tents. there was a baby girl who was only a week old, they forced this out. after leaving us in the cold, they confiscated everything. then we built the house again. here we are now again living in the same situation. and then there are a setlist newly emboldened since the start of the war and gone to settle a violence as so to its highest levels since the you and started recording data that are now 6 incidents a day on average. now is rarely human rights group that so lamb says that this policy of making life so miserable for the palestinians that they eventually leave is effectively forcible transfer. and that's a whole crime on the international law that it doesn't happen. a gun point is irrelevant. this subtle is grazing the shape of

a palestinian land. the palestinians are powerless to stop in a combination of destroying homes, prevented construction. and encouraging settlers is driving palestinians away. i'm recording just like a statement that i insure on in 1989. so clearly he was visiting, visiting south africa all the time. it was outside. so when he came back he said literally you're comfortable with people in trucks nowadays and for them outside the boat. this creates a positive conditions to convince them to the and that's clearly what they, what they were doing. the implementing actually these days after the 7th through october, when the power citizens that driven out the settlers move in the sacrament began with one house 40 years ago. as it expands, it eats away of the palestinian land around it,

but the apple j. she's home and the photo island around her. he's in the way about expansion. lynette smith. i'll just add a photo specter john and the occupied westbank. south africa has filed the case that the you and international courts of justice accusing israel of genocide. the petition accused as israel of calculated actions intended to bring about the physical destruction of palestine. article 2 of the genocide convention was adopted by the un general assembly in 1948. it defines the crime of genocide, but it has 2 lane elements, mental aspects, meaning the intent to destroy in whole or in part, a national ethnic, racial or religious group. the physical element includes killing or causing baldly or mental home to members of such a group. it also includes deliberately inflicting conditions designed to physically destroyed in whole or in pods and imposing measures to prevent both so forcibly

transferring children of a group to another. jeffrey nice is a virus to in human rights lawyer who prosecute as well, but i'm the loss of which of the yugoslav tribunal he explains why south africa's case stand south in the history of international. the convention was signed and 48 became effective and 53. it's now 70 is 75 years or whatever it is since it became effective. and in that time, no great power has had the courage to do what south africa is doing now. and what once before was done by an african country, the gambia in respect to being uh, because what should be done is the, when ever a genocide is detected and the other party to the convention should deal with the matter by prevention and prevention needs them to do something, the 1st thing they can do is take the method to the international court of justice and south africa has done to seek in this case for us to seek protective measures.

which means getting an order from the code. it is very fast and stop what it's doing. so it's not on the president. it is unusual, but it's only unusual because the great powers have refused for their own reasons and probably for their own interest to postpone the undertaking the fools on them on the article one as a convention and to deal with genocide as soon as they see it a rally in solidarity with the palestinian paperless taking place in a dense in denmark. hundreds of people march through the city tearing policy and flags and banners that calling for an end to the war in gaza. hundreds of people also gathered in madrid, calling for then to the genocide of the palestinian people. spain's government is strongly condemned. israel's assault on garza 5 minutes to bed. the son chose is proposed diplomatic recognition for palestine. in germany, the government has not been so supportive of demonstrations in solidarity with

palestinians, but supposes of palestine and still being gathering in the capital berlin. stephanie decker was that of hundreds of people. this turned out here and this razor voice says, tell their message to end the war 3, pa to sign. and the driver decides shamefully to germany. supports a is a, in this genocide, not self defense. this is just the war board crime committed by israel for years now and they're not listening. so we'll keep going on the street as much as i would like to people to wake up with our politicians. they have the rice, but all of you turn things around. what is the children and women killed for european denver? one d o one piece by our once you see the

message from hundreds of people here in berlin or street, they keep raising our voices and the heavy police forces fighting the protests. they do need to be approved by the government. they're watched very specific rules taken as well, and again, they need to be approved. the people here will tell you, even though they're not made easy, a massive kind of thing and then the policy and slide because the approach as much as raising sentiments about germany says, is people who are saying it's not about thought. it's simply about adding to stephanie decor. i'll g 0. berlin are still a head on al jazeera. why the white shroud is become a symbol of the palestinians fargo and as well as garza, the

hello hate has been replaced by some intense thunder storms in north central saudi arabia. so let me show you the picture is this was a hail storm temperature is dropped by about 10 degrees over the span of a few hours. we had some flooded out roads here. it will turn a bit quieter, across saudi arabia on sunday, but still for north central areas. some showers in storms in the mix here. and i gotta tell you, some of these, what weather could leak into cats are including for us here in doha, on sunday. there is a chance. i've seen some showers here. okay, let's talk about the forecast in central asia. a temperature is coming up and ask about what that ball co at 16 degrees that is above average. for this sum of the year, turkey clouds are drifting across the country specifically through the west. so it's going to be a mostly cloudy sky. for parts of the country on sunday,

in africa, around the gulf of guinea. wow. it has been hot, like, oh, set 36 degrees that is above average for central africa. we've got some storms just around congo pushing into the gulf of guinea. but to the south, almost all of south africa is dealing with severe thunderstorms here, especially along the co sign here and with his weather maker in the moves and big channel. it's feeding rain into madagascar, so they're real risk. i've seen some funding here over the next little bit unique perspectives of africans. i'm willing to take to 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 trouble. nations do stand with policy on the same struggle share 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

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welcome back. you're watching out. is there a time to recap on headlines now? the wing of a mouse is released. the video showing that fights is clashing with these ready forces on the outskirts of comm, eunice. the sounds of gossip follows intense and strong spies ready will find. the united nation says a 100000 people have fled, cut off henry some days, aid agencies, a warning of this rapid spread of infectious disease. these right imagery is launched, an ast icon, a town in southern lebanon that comes off, that has been long since that was responsible for 8 to tax on this friday minutes. it positions. earlier on saturday. i'm joined now by my tubes. the way the he's the director of golf study center and professor of middle east politics. i've got the university good to have you with us. so a lot to talk about. let's start with the latest lines with john corresponds and actually instead of the set of high that was talking about prominent members of the world cabinet. not joining the prime minister, apparently in

a press conference that were expecting any minute. now what does that tell us? you know, sorry, this is the 2nd time, the 3rd of december, also that addicted to join him in another press conference and he actually made the statement. i remember my sons by which that when he said that actually i prefer them to join me. however, they decided not to do so. so basically, to me, this is a reflection of the frustration and maybe disagreements on how things should move. and also a disagreement on the fact that that's a yahoo is using this press conference as a platform to basically show his leadership undermining the others. previously, he always. so it was talking about his vision. his is a plan on the day after it talks about, you know, all of that what he did in the last 17 years for as i and as the autumn. not. no, no other members in the cabinet or other members in the work cabinet. i think those

2 men, but as they are frustrated and i think i dance to that many times, that you know, there are more voices and as i be on nothing you know, even if he's the prime minister. so it reflects to me differences under physics. i'll coming to the public to say there is something going on within the water cabinet, which is not to knew by the way, in the last 4 weeks, the out of more than one of the points. and that is an immediate talks about this differences into what company they have any implications foldable. the issue is, you know that, of course, that is an application. for example, the prime minister ask the minister of come of communication to actually to investigate the um, uh, the most prominent military needs are about leaking information. and she was basically the chief of the stop exit. the people to stop. he was, he was, should be investigated by the minister of communication about collecting information to them on the side and show back direct us,

which shows that there is an appropriate of communication and the problem of mistrust between this and yahoo as a prime minister and the people along to what basically here's what it about issue regarding the captives and how the cost is should be released. and here's what are the about taking information from different between different numbers within the government. now all of this is happening, as we're seeing these intense baffles playing out in the con eunice. where is that going? it's very interesting to see the assignment that con eunice now has more than $30000.00 troops on the ground. and you can, you've got you in some one can see what all those troops doing. if you look at the, you know, the space which is about, uh to, to take a little bit towards the whole area. so it's, it's a reflection of the crisis on achieving the military goals and the political goals

deflection of the day that the military is suffering from. and the political level . and this of the flexion also of the, uh, the question the question raise by the military. why we don't have a clear, a clear, a plan on the often, and that is what's being today's and the last one we, the military liberals, they ask the political events, but then you know, what we will do can, can you tell us what's the, what's next and the he's, he's objecting to them what's next? and that is maybe maybe a reflection of all of that. what's happening antonio? and the question of what's next very. and pulled one for palestinian civilians right. with warnings that a quarter of the population could die of disease. and a report saying something like 70 percent of the buildings in gauze i have been destroyed and, and, and, and one of the more than that $1.00 people already displaced more than 4 times. and it has. and this again, um we have noticed that all of the plans,

all of the proposals that put on the table bind it to the whole himself and his team. and he sent it. he sent one of his cabinet to washington to convince or something of them had been rejected. he wants, he wants to go to send or put us to outside because that doesn't what the cost is going to be uninhabited lives. no, absolutely. with only what we see. absolutely, but the issue is even with that, does that incest to stay, the god, this what would happen on the ground? i think that the direction and the frustration of nothing yahoo is pushing him to sorts of conflict within within his is governance. i'd say to me it seems there is no and the strategy i list that is a saw a solution for the captives in particular. all right, thanks so much. my job is the way it is a hunting gaza white sheets have become a powerful symbol of the cost of the ongoing hostilities. deeply rooted in the religious tradition of the region that highlighting the rising number of

palestinians killed in this way the attacks ourselves. i'm of which reports how many the most size the volunteer in a rough preparing bodies for burial? she uses these plain white sheets to rep did that. in the early days of the war, the demand for shroud search beyond supply, forcing him to wrapped up to 5 bodies together in a single sheet that i didn't hear you. i'm good ziploc bag. i never expected this number of depths at all. they probably did not have such numbers. in the previous words, we're talking about imaginable numbers, kind of, we're talking about more than 20000 people. not including the people missing. i think i've seen donations have allowed him to buy more trouts. but every day, items like caesars and cotton are hard to find that's because of these are as bombardment in group operations and it's land see it air block, 8 of the straight as cemeteries fill up with the dead orders are being buried in

communal grades. the white shroud is important in most of the tradition. now it's become a symbol of the palestinian struggle. good for the sure. the. yeah. let the governor of the of the big number of people killed made the white shroud. a symbol for the small need became popular to the palestine, plugging its influence on the wall above the significance of phone calls. you can of the since the beginning of the war in gaza. white shrouds tell a story of loss. the families use them to say good bye to their loved ones with a last heartfelt message, but sometimes will say not or volunteers don't know who they are burying. i can only write on a no x i'm of which out is 0. the

now let's take a look of some of the days of the news. russia says that ukrainian strike on battle got all of this killed at least 14 people, including 2 children, rushes defense ministry says 13 missiles were intercepted in the area. moscow as cold for an emergency session at the un security council of bounce, the attack follows wash as largest the sultan, ukraine's is here in which the t 9 people were killed. on friday, we were at work in an office in the mall when we heard the loudest bang. i'd heard in 2 years. everything. sure. and then there was smoke and sirens. everyone was panicking. then we went outside and there was a dead person on the street. thousands of people have rallied in the serbian capital belgrade to protest against what they say, a reg riggs raw, the election results, the main opposition. the lines accuses the government of allowing ethnic serbs from

boston. yeah. to vote illegally. president alexander, of which is so be in progressive policy, secured and narrow with in parliamentary of this month. i'll just do it as goose. hon junior college. as being the protest. several 1000 people gathered around in the central valley rates today of or protested because of the election pro. this opposition is flaming on the elections of the 17th december. and that's why the opposition is calling the noticing is the results of those elections. and that's why this protest, today's happening, this process is being organized by during the night, jason pro both which together the various actors, musicians, the bro university professor scientist for also for new elections under the new conditions. and this is the 1st row thursday in belgrade over the past 2 weeks. because since the elections, the citizens of belgrade are coming through the streets every evening,

being called by the opposition callers and serbia against violence before dissipated in those elections on the 17th of december. and there are gathering on the streets of all right, every evening for the last the 12 days. this is a 13 date of the process of the all positions and the students who sat on the streets for the last all night for the 24 hours of blocking goes on through to the center of belgrade, demanding that they can see what's going on with this election, so they're demanding new conditions and new elections. uh, this will probably be one of the biggest protests in the past 2 weeks, uh, today. and uh, everybody expects for this process to be called uh, in spite of what happened uh, on the pro test uh, with the last uh, last sunday with every class as the way the police. nobody expect expect that to happen today was the wrong cause of us is a do political and security unless they say, is there a well known problems with the electro role?

it is very questionable on the national level that it's more of a suspicion then that it's well documented. there are of course, problems with electro rule. there are nearly as many registered voters as there are citizens in service. everybody realizes that this is at least a chevy performance by the administration. and of course, there is a on the go to prove that people from boston, the a did vote that the electro rooms were amended, but that's very visible at the level of the capital bell. grades where vote for the city council is claimed to be rigs. and if the number of books, it's believed to be a rate, were to be properly counted, the ruling called ition was have lost the capital. let's take you back to ukraine

now. and the governor of the concave region says russia has carried out 6 strikes on civilian targets that spring. and i said bag, it's live from k. what can you tell us about this? like the strike the hearing is that at least 8 people have been injured. that doctors have been providing assistance on the location that the regional administration that has says that the center of heart keeps the key was hit t says that shops to hit the medical institution was hit, an apartment building was hit. none of the civilian infrastructure. but what was that also hate was caught the palace hotel. now this is the hotel that's used routine, the by journalists, recommended tuned workers by dignitaries, and we're hearing that there were more than 6 explosions. now what this just comes after 24 hours after rush and launched a large scale attack areas attack against you to create a new cock, give itself 3 people were killed. and also it just comes out. how is often those

attacks and those depths that we've heard that took place in belgrade in russia. now we haven't had any official statement here from keith. uh, but currently we can tell you that hockey city has been here to city. that was devastated at the start of this war and the russians what pushed back to the edges of that city. and they continued to shut it for months. but after a summer offensive last year, the ukrainians managed to push the russian forces back. but this did able to strike that city as we've seen tonight, the fitness center. all right, we'll leave with that. thanks so much. i said like the still ahead on al jazeera in this boat. chelsea was found the lake looting fight back cuz they seals lakes for a like a sports news coming up with pizza. the hard hitting in to be used as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that

is better than is better than anything, thought provoking ons. my question to you. all that good cooks, i think is the most difficult question. i've had to answer facing realities, usb to in the security council. this is something they just don't think look is different on it, access it, you hear the story on talk to how does era this is a region that is rapidly develop thing, but it's one also that is afflicted by conflicts, political ups, people. some of those who talked to elsewhere a saying that they fled up to a hearing that other villages had been a talk. what we do in all just sarah, is try to balance the stories, the good, the bad, the id, tell it as it was at the people who allow us into their lives. dignity ends. you mind if you ask me to tell this story, the

welcome bank of ballots from the democratic republic of congo as presidential election are still being counted with provisional results expected on sunday, about 40000000 congolese registered to take part in the vote and it's been modified claims of irregularities. catherine sawyer, reports from contrasts of the people are waiting for those results. so, but there is a lot of unsaturated. see a sofa president next to security has taken a wide lead, a guess he's closest compared to some boys got to be and by all positions, he does have already said that they will reject the results. they call the

selection shop. and they also say that they're not even going to go to court to contest this. they say that said the constitutional court and the judges are compromised. and some of the leaders, i say that they will take the flight to the people, to the streets and to, you know, through our tests, we have seen reports from that you, when a group of experts and this report that he's talking about the escalating violence in north cuba, province of people have been sleeping in the last a week or so. and this slicing is between government forces militia allied to the government who had told and em 20 suite rebels. now this fighting has been going on for 2. yes. and that has, that was supposed to be a ceasefire in place. oh, good um, negotiated by that you, when you asked,

but obviously that has gone away. 2.6000000 people in last year when areas are in go my, the producer copied, all have been displaced, they are in comp for this place. and this is what a lot of people have been talking about throughout the election about the security situation. and they say that the government has not done enough to help people who leave in those areas in total. um, in the countries 7000000 people have been displaced, most of them are in the is so a lot of police saying that the government needs to do that to do something about that. now thousands of people have gathered near ministry base in new jersey capital to celebrate the departure of french troops. prime ministers of new jab, booking and fast. so and molly attended the rally. jazz ministry rooters ordered the troops to leave off to the stage

a coup in july. some of us italian and german sold just remain in the country. un peacekeepers will complete the withdrawal from molly on sunday. the decade long mission to counter i so fights is handed over control to one of its largest camps in the northern 10 bucks to region. mom, it's minute treat june to i'll see you and security council to withdrawal the troops saying they've failed to provide security around 15000 peacekeepers for station the, the ogden team is new president has begun implementing is promised reforms of the struggling economy. one. okay, on a kid who has been asking people and want to cite us how they feel about the plans it, where do i go now is still trying to understand how life in argentina will dramatically changed from a welfare state for a free market economy. as a shopkeeper who was already having a hard time keeping up with rising costs in a country on the brink of hyperinflation. now that argentine is new president,

have you had any late, has lifted price controls out going i will have to pay 50 percent more for health care and private schooling. you get a better take you to tell a v where these are the prime ministers speaking about this and then pay, which is a pin full price with a she's a be a tea thing, victory, it's time consuming. and as the chief of staff has said, the water would last for long months. my policy is clear. we will continue a fight thing until we achieve the objectives and goals of the war like the double f, which is eliminating homos and bring them back all water, gap tables. we will spare no effort to bring back our captives commissioner. we don't want, we don't want any threat to come from does guest is right here, and we don't want an individual in guest uh who would raise their children on

terrorism. a want to restore security in the south and in the north we want to secure the pounds on the villages that have sustained damage. is we want to bring the captives home as a prime minister? me so i am galvanizing the international position to succeed in this war. i appreciate the american support to is right neil in the last one week and yesterday with the american military support to to the um, 2 days right in the military. citizens of israel, the whole account's only focus of cream. ida got a highly your fortitude and patience, but when i meet with you, i hear the same was the same phrase is continue, don't stall, but i hear this from all the people, not by hear these words from the families of the injured then families of that of

that killed the fighters on the brave officers whom i meet with every one or say in the same continual until from victory to achieve such a victory. um, to meet our objectives, we need the time to a whole seems old books, me the victim. we what couldn't a, who didn't knew what sleep center riley. we stressed that we, we are achieving this by all what a fight does. we continue our water. relentless bombard, meant to eliminate all our enemy, and we want to preserve the lives of all what a cap design or what a sold drugs over the past few days, we continue our water again. this time us on our military operations in the south, in northern parts of the guys and the central over the guys of the trip,

a water fight. those are what a sold drugs are continuously fighting, engaging on the ground, on the ground until today. so we have assess and they to do more than a 1000 elements of ha, so we continue this day of today and by this that means that we are hurting it on we are targeting to have buses, capabilities or what a fight tell us what sort of drugs will prevail, the people or visit our in will prevail and we are also fighting across different phones. so the north and board does, we are engaging in fifths. battles with has black targeting civil positions of his below 200. if his lat intends to expand the water want escalate the water we already um, prepared for that. um, this is directed to iran as well. we wouldn't be active across some old friends

by or what might to secure or what country we, we would do this all so uh, the west bank. we are resting on you because because it gets the feeling book is going on for the link operations in the west bank. we are there on the ground. our water forces are reinforced. they're always lucky to protect all is right, is who lived there and we protect them from terrorism and call. it doesn't come home because i'm not who don't need to. as for the freedom of um, the it is seen movement. uh, there is an international allow us to predict trips on the see. this is very important to protect the economy and security, the iran is behind all the federalist activities in that age. and not only again, this is what it is, but also i get his, the entire free. well,

the we are active against the around all the time. but where, by all means possible, we would love to compromise. this is times everyone understands that the threat is against all of the world if you're on manages to develop it's nuclear weapon. that's why we must do every thing to prevent iran from developing atomic weapons. people of israel time, can you log into notes in the last week who out of, sorry for all water children, all water before a lot of fighters who have fallen on we pray for this be, did a company for all those injured from these really are me coming from him, coming down, i have met with a number of visit vista. saw a job as of that is the 5 days of fighting against how much they have lost here was

friends, will have full and in about the and they told me that to, i'm not here to protect all what a boat does, but to protect all the entire nation, our entire home, when i went through the she, the hospital, i met with a fighter who's under the tree. it's been done. he talked to me about the fuse battles that he engaged and forth. and on the 7th of october. and his family was they are from if you up. yeah, i'm and i'm very bravely, very violently. he's going to talk to me how he killed the 7, how much element and the so we pray for him and for all those in to dispute the recovery in the past we've we've just, i have met with a number of families including the raphael of the father

of that office, sort of from her loan who fell in bottles and guides us through the rough i l. it's about want me to go should try cut the roof. i l. read them in front of me. his son is the last last letter which was very emotion, natalie and moving, who wrote, i was very happy to do what i had to do, saving people this, what i have dreamed of doing all along with this is part of me since i was a young boy, i know an opportunity came across for me to do this for the sake of my country, the fight, the shy, i did saying kind of human on a fruit system. this is not a folder for you. we won the people, i'll visit, i have to continue this fight after us because we need to protect our country. i, you know, you know, what try has written and he has added all so that i want

to, to continue your lives because my life was a happy one. and for all one of your pewter fighters will have full in the battlefield done. those who have sustained injuries, who continue fighting day after day, i bow my head before you. you are the fighters who represent the spirit of the state of is that to brings us all together with that spit it. we will continue fighting until the end until we prevail. we will fight together. we will prevail. so the only one, some set up. i do feel that, that thing. and somebody's assign him cuz he's only because the mental dismiss and this it can be to them that it's a love to go in. and because really that's and will come us of the shovel tobin a deputy. so maybe the, what that is, the maximum consulting is that our, that is our number of thought is that the low send a weapon is to does as well as total elizabeth i,

low fuel into against the gallon. said that this week that we are not climbing to pi you such as access points has already been as that are in for effect um its objective of elements. and how may i ask another question is, what do you think of enough time you've been? it has disclose regarding your one through philadelphia. we're trying to hold us so god will make the dental plan. we will to go bozer calling as the as 40000 of funds. we must accept size control over such access points. and then it depends on the other solution, wants to be helpful on whether it goes to the metal it has. uh uh, been its spoke about. this is very easy sponsible. we can talk about these methods at this time. let me also set out to the car specialist as result protocol develops . so if you're just joining us, hey on as is it a you've been listening to,

is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a televised address to these ready people in which you said that the fighting and gaza would continue on all fronts and will continue for many more months and that he was committed to victory and that they would continue until victory was achieved this as the we enter the 13th week as well as war against gaza and how much flights is there. we're going to go now to back to a sort of high to, to is in tel aviv uh for us so, so you are among, uh, the uh, the protesters and the families of the uh, is there any captives being held in garza by uh, how much are they likely to have heard anything encouraging from that speech, particularly when he said that this war would continue for several months. so the honest has the most.