the, the, the accuracy of the, of the story on told to how does era on counting the costs the world is drowning in the rec, for the amount of debt concentration in developing countries for nations and being forced to service the liabilities instead of providing for that people, so here's the plane for the delay in debt relief efforts to the costs on al jazeera . the moment of impact con units in southern gaza is under heavy is really bombardments. 22 people have been killed and residential areas severely damaged. the hello, this is alan to 0 life from bill. hi,

i'm for the back. people also coming up as for law, fires walk is from 11 on towards northern israel. warning is the 1st response to the killing of hamas. his deputy chief arrests and beating these really forces carry out more raids across the occupied west and a somber orthodontics christmas eve in the occupied westbank as the war on guys i caught a shadow of a separation. the thank you very much for joining us. we begin in 7 guys, i where at least 22 palestinians have been killed in an overnight is really bombing in the city of con eunice. all the victims were in a single house, women, children, and the family of a journalist were among wlan guys. health ministry says a 162 palestinians were killed in one day across the street. the southern region is

under constant, is really bombardment after the military expand. that is operation. say this is michelle. so i, we would instead to to so you can and these are the, i mean drop fly is saying that garza is a battle field. so we flipped to cunning units because it was a safe place, and they still bummed us and they have much to, to my siblings and my father. and my youngest brother, who is in 2nd grade and my eldest brother, who is in 8th grade, my father and my mother is mine. i've omar begins coverage from con eunice where it is ready. bombardment struck while the cameras were rolling, the post workplace. it just struck the area, it seems that house was targeted during our coverage and then the destruction is significant, as you can see. but thankfully, but we're not injured as

a result of this air strike here in central han. eunice, for a house was hit by a missile from one of the israeli war plains that are constantly flying over the area alongside of reconnaissance aircraft, while smoke is rising as a result of the violent air striking central hun eunice. particularly on the out of the street or shake. haven't the austin street as it's commonly known. oh, sure to see if i can with you see committed a fairly nice looking to sudden with any civil defense vehicles have been dispatched in the area which has already been evacuated to the house was possibly targeted. as you can see here, and smoke is still a billowing artillery miss, so an aerial strikes continue in this area. the bombardment the is oldest, non stop here in central con eunice. the ice cream,

as you saw just now, is rose bombardment goes on, is central han eunice shelves are following sporadically, and a war planes are targeting civilian homes in the midst of this intense bombardment civilians, particularly those living in the western parts of the central district, are attempt to seek shelter as the military operation moves forward in central hon . eunice with every new mess. so there's further damage. more homes are destroyed and additional casualties are recorded. just single is made up of $100.00 units. gentleman that's got the latest now from colleges here. his honeymoon mode was in a rafa in southern gaza. honey, as we heard that the latest is really a time stuff focused on the south where you are. tell us more about what's been happening. is folly. well, since the last time we spoke, good things are only getting from

a worse. do terrible right now with more. and since if 5 years strikes on our dealers selling of the control area of the gaza strip at while and beating force is really invading forces are now in a wide. a area that's the heart of the central air of the gaza strip. bennett says such a done serve in the middle and in the central part of the. 1 through the, from where and so you can car waves into the surrounding refuge account that include the fire on refuge account, the black one and blacks too as well as the abrasion of the move as the refugee camps that came under heavy aerial bombardment within the past a 2 or 3 days and since the beginning of the intense military operations and the mass of airstrikes and of the central area and the city of theaters, but from a near. yeah, that was designated save for people to evacuate. do do work. literally. people were told when the leasing were dropped on on them, they were told to go to data,

but particularly to avoid being bombs in the sand and direct as you can. but they were getting bombs anyways, within hours of their arrival, invented by a city of even those who are at the vicinity, overlaps the hospital. they took the vicinity of the hospital as a shelter where they set up their tents. they were getting close to attack by the artist, the heavy artillery sitting of, of that particular area. as you know, as you see, there's no safe to play as not even within the vicinity of the hospital in han, you and it's over night. here's the dry sense ongoing. early mornings i hear the hours of this morning, ongoing artillery showing keeps the pounding and eastern part of highness as well as the the southern western part of china units where a house was a residential home. was targeted with people were inside the those who are the local resident as well as those were where sheltering inside the residential home. the number one to from

a 10 to now being confirmed by an officer has put those 222 people have been killed . the vast majority of the children and women and this is the potter we've been seeing over and over in every single, every strike and every talk. yeah. time targeting, as you say, areas that israel had said was say, for civilians and these are areas where people are facing terrible conditions. honey. tell us about the humanitarian hardship, especially in the south with the un saying that gaza is now. i mean, happy to there's will it gradually, the situations are going from a boars that terrible on livable unbearable to the point. it will become completely uninhabitable. very consistent with these really policies and conditions that created on the ground to make life almost impossible. let me just sit and looking

at what happened in the northern parts and gauze. a city where a means of live have been destroyed or severely damaged, to the point people cannot be holding into, to get to the reside in the northern part thing. jobs, the city and, and most of the people are squeezed out the southern part in the most dire few minutes. are you in a situation where they're, there is little help offered, but the demands are, are great. the situations are getting really bad at each passing the. there is a shortage of, of everything. mainly there is a famine that is going on in another pond. if there is a starvation and already signs of it appear everywhere, there are people who live and one meal. some families do not have the patients the not have the, the energy to q a line for days to get one meal. so they end up without food for a couple or 3 or 3 days, and on, and on top of that, the lack of medical supplies and essential survival and essential items for the most vulnerable group. again,

there are way we can emphasize that and not because you've been, are being targeted day and night with weapons as well as with the starvation and lack of food or lack of medical supplies. as you see, a very dire situation for the people of guys a honey, my move in ross, i thank you very much for the update. meanwhile, has voted law, says its head and is rarely observation posts using 62 rockets. the lebanese group says it's a preliminary response to the killing of a senior. how my so official and be route on tuesday. let's spring in iran. con was in march. i you and in southern lebanon. so these rocket attacks coming just a few hours after as well. as the da signed the strong, his latest speech, and ron, what is the message of who will be sending here? well, the message is happening is very clear that it was going to strike. he was going to

start at time of its own choosing, and it did so just a few hours ago. this is a statement from has below. i'll just read it to you as part of the initial response to the assassination of the great lead. checks out all the re and is the following. monitors and the substance of, of, of buried. we targeted the mirror on the control base on the double l. a jump mark with a 60 to me cells of various types and inflicted a direct and confirmed hits on it to be interesting would that is initial. so we're expecting that this is the 1st in a salvo of shots to take revenge for the killing of solid l. a. really now these rays of already responded there was a drawing strike a la about few hours ago, the killed at least one hezbollah fight to also in the last 90 minutes about to me time from where i'm standing right now. on the right from a village head to where i am or is, are you the was and asked strike, we haven't gotten this confirmed, but we all are hearing a woman has been injured in that strike site. clearly tensions still escalating

here, but they all being contained in that is still the preferred uh audiology for his below. what they want to do is make sure that this doesn't really spill over into let them become an all out war. but here's the continue to say they've very ready for that. however, these rallies are mounting that pressure and they keeping the pressure up on his bullet flight, has their all negotiations going on in tens, diplomatic, and particularly from the french and the americans to try. i'm bring about an escalation of containment here, but that doesn't seem to be working fact well, his beloved said, the will, the americans are looking for these right. these are looking for simply isn't going to happen. but take a while. there is still a will on garza and okay, and ron, thank you very much him, ron khan reporting their life from 711 on and as in ron mentioned, a lot of diplomacy going on us secretary of state,

asked me blinking is into key right now. and the 1st leg of another tour of the militia is how talks with present bishop type or the one. and for administer hack on seen on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. this is banking 5th visit to the middle east since the war on guys that the guy let's bring in our senior political on this . my one question. i was just talking more about this and the other developments. so american, diplomacy, my one shifting into high getting out of try and contain this war. what do you think would have come out of the meeting between or the one and blinking and what kind of influenced using kentucky wheels today on gas? well, if i can make an educated guess, i would say that blinking isn't a tough position. i mean, here's sort of used to doing what he's doing nowadays. as you said, this is his 5th visit to the region. and i think he has been doing the same what he did before, i would say more of the same what he did before, which is defend this,

right? but as time went by, it has become more and more difficult to defend this, right? especially in the middle east because the unraveling genocide and gaza is happening in plain sight and public opinion in turkey like it. there's in other parts of, uh, of the region is kind of a boiling with anger and frustration to the about the fact that the government, not the likes of, uh, they have to do on printers. and so he's not able to do much other than declination about what's happening and in fact there were some warnings that took you might actually take some exception of measures moving forward if the general side continues in gaza or so blank is job is more of the same but much buffer because it is exposed more than ever before why it continues to intensify its bombing and killing of, of guys of civilians. what america is also complicit in this because, you know,

despite all the declarations about the humanitarian assistance and all the rest of it, america continues to on finance and support is of genocide and goes on where you say the americans are complicit and all of this what about the europeans, my one we've got joseph beretta and be able to today do they have a role to play and it's fun. it's funny. you mentioned that because yesterday i, i forgot to say that he's forgot to. yeah, no, but no, nobody's talking much about the europeans right now. and your zip who, you know, i mean, everyone goes in the region. everyone is anticipating brinkman's visit. i like no one cares that the gardener is coming to uh, to the middle east. what could, could this be the opportunity then for the europeans to step in and fill in this for each? that's this close to the point that you and i discussed just at the end. it's good time, perhaps to remind that what was yours about why the united states is far more important than the european union is because they are opinion is not much of a trouble maker to live, at least as the united states. you have to be

a troublemaker then a trouble solver in order for you to be relevant to them, at least in the united states, had made, had mature, by its unconditional support, this red, that is a major trouble maker in the region. so now people in the region come back to the united states in order to help in the history and is read in the lord and guys and that genocide and the, the, the actual 11 on so on, so forth. so that's like a bit of, uh, you know, a bit of an inferior gain, but goes on the united states. it's one that's one of the very beginning to make clear says the by then kevin to power. that's america is back. that's why it's humiliated enough guns done. it's not going to allow china that has successfully mediated between iran. and so the idea or russia that's remains deployed in syria or here on that's increasing its influence in the region. it's not going to let any

one of 3 of them don't fit into a vacuum that is best buy the united states. so america is backups of trump wouldn't buy that and making sure that no one is going to be able to compete with the united states. and that's why the united states is actually marginalizing europeans. because just briefly, you would think that lincoln can use, but add them at least because europe has been bank calling all of america's disasters. and them at least especially in palestine. so in fact, you would think it makes sense for the united states and europe to coordinate, right, is happening is america's making decisions. and europe unfortunately, is on the following. it, it's what steps my, my one thank you is always good to get your thoughts on this farm or shower is our senior political analyst, not in the occupied westbank, meanwhile, is really forces every 4 to be arrested and beaten staffel palestinians during grades and at least 9 towns any occupied westbank exchanges. a fire were heard in

parts of nablus. there were also reports of confrontations between the military and palestinian fighters in some refugee camps and still ahead on audra 0 prayers and the shadow of war christians any occupied, westbound take stock of the dwindling numbers as orthodontics christmas approaches the the hey there we have a developing already started, so let me show you were typing into a gulf of mexico moister at atlantic moisture. so this one's going to pack a punch as it moves up the eastern seaboard striking the mid atlantic. and of course the us northeast. this will happen late saturday and we'll be in the thick of it on sunday, especially for places like boston just outside of the city. we could see up to 20 centimeters of snow. same goes for yarmouth, and canada is and have

a scheduled providence. and of course, those is fairly wins will guess to about 60 kilometers per hour back to the here. now today on saturday, while the cold has returned through the canadian prairies, but you think that's bad. watch this late next week, waking up friday morning minus 31 in edmonton, minus 14 in vancouver dock of the blue and the purple. the lower the temperature back to here. and now once again we've got whether moving from oregon into north central california. cool enough in late at 18 degrees today on saturday. and again with that weather maker in the us, it's going to strike the bahamas with some showers, but otherwise, central america is quite so to south america, we go. the rain has been persistent, eastern brazil, feeding into the amazon jungle, the worst of the storms east them and now same weather alerts and play for a huge swats of argentina for just how hot it is this time of the year, bye. for now. the if we cannot agree on how to coordinate space traffic management,

we risk those to safety and the sustainability of space and worryingly, the breach of peace and security. you know, it just makes people empower, investigates, the proliferation of commercial satellites. and the far reaching influence of those who funded it's at a tipping point. and we have a small window of opportunity to curtail catastrophic event fighting for space on a jersey to the the, on the back. a recap, a lot of stories on how to 0, at least 20 to kind of seems, have been killed in overnight is really strikes in con eunice in southern gaza.

guys's media offices more than 29700 people have been killed since october. the 7th, the lebanese group has, well, i says it's hate and he's really observation policy using 62 rockets for the killing of my last official in beveled on tuesday and responses where i was maybe terry says it struck the cell that launched the rocket. and it's really forces that reportedly arrested and beaten several times experienced during more night and rates in at least 9 towns in the occupied. westbank exchanges a fire or heard imposture of novice nice christmas e for millions of orthodox christians around the world. but in bethlehem, in the occupied west bank celebrations, have been muted, but a smith is there and has this report. the 260000000 people worldwide celebrates all hooks, christmas, most of them from eastern europe, russia, greece, ethiopia,

and egypt on the central co celebrations invested a handful christine for the place of christ. this year is taken on a much smooth, mutates. so there is no and foods the awesome amongst palestinian christians to celebrate christmas because of the will in god. so there is in fact a small orthodox christian community policy and you still trump to the so here, no singing, but there's been some challenging on pres, i'd also hearing bethlehem because of the occupation city decades on the occupation since october. the 2nd is become much tied and a bit more. rage buys rarely for a more attacks by such as leading to really no mood to celebrate christmas this punishment. i'll just say the rest, especially the number of christians in the palestinian territories, has been declining for decades. they now make up just one and a half percent of the population, but many of those who remain refusing to leave the homeland despite increasing hardship, as orthodox christian to patch them on christmas day. the abraham has been too bad

for him to hear some of this story. father isa fears this church will soon be empty of its worshippers. he preaches with one of the holiest sites in christianity . the church of the tv and bethlehem believes to be the birthplace of jesus christ . in his greek orthodox church alone, he says, more than 1500 people have left palestine in the past few years. i know many people of actually preparing for the migration like about 9 families. and it's, it's not easy for us even because i called the people and people the best my life. i call them the living story under and is really closure for 3 months. and under a military occupation for decades, life has become difficult for people in best buy and it's a historic city that has always depended on tourism, especially during the christmas and easter season. and it typically chose is not like this during christmas time. it's used to be for many people around, it's like

a full of life is joyful. many here state. it's not the time to celebrate. but 2 more churches have called off christmas celebrations because of israel's war on cause. but the prayers continue. many here say that causes of immigration are affecting both protestant in christians and muslims. but because the christian community is already shrinking, they say one christian family leaving is one to many. maine kept good news. this feeling very well. generations of had relatives have left their homes during different waves of immigration. at 5 uncles left after 1948 by her brother after to the 1st for the city and uprising. her 2 sons after the 2nd palestinian uprising, a suppression from boca patients. i like my children to be around me, but i have also because they can have a futures. we don't have good life here that live nation or life and

a bunch of things but or was afraid the check far as the work, no security, no, nothing, no peace or nothing. as the number of christians here dwindles, may says it's becoming more important for palestinian christians to stay in their homeland. father isa says life might be more tempting abroad, but he believed he was born in jesus his birthplace for reason, to spread hope. in the midst of darkness knew that but he address either bethlehem he occupied the west bank of returning to guys are now and as bombings and fighting intensifies in a central guys are medics are struggling to treat the number of wounded gene who did reports from one of the few functioning hospitals in the area where i saw hospice in, in the mid in the area of bella and since the mornings and on top

bodies in areas where yesterday was the art and they're not top shedding in the middle. that's welcome. in the hospital and the show you how these injured patients are living there, crowd this, they have no space. they have no bed. people are tearing down on the floor where every patient has 0. people are, are not only taking and see this hospital as a refuge, but it's also a place where people are receiving treatment as that is restart the vision. most of the doctors in the hospital, if that's the way theory, the same scenario that happens in the hospital. this is the scene right now. we're,

as you see, it's very colleges, a lot of injuries entered the hospital since the morning. we see children, we for women, we see men, and it's, it's, it's, it's, it's more than the capacity of the hospital where up the hospice is. it's one of the own hospitals, in facilitating in the central area. most of the doctors are right on the of all of these injuries. i smell gloves everywhere. i hear the echoes of people being hurt to day. palestinians in the middle area are back to a and we see people taking their times from the surroundings of the hospital,

calling it up for hi, everyone is even just have to defy because they are hearing that the forces are going to a surround and are going to invade the hospital, just like these is with do hospitalized at least 2 hospitals. in the north, we're talking about the hospital and the indonesian hospital and everyone is scarce . as everyone fears a ground invasion and for $93.00 days, people are still strapped under the rubber people are killed and more people are being homeless. this is in the. ready for the hospital, authorities in israel are reporting record numbers of military casualties as the army engages come off fighters and it's gone defensive in gaza. israel's rehabilitation of 40 estimates that more than $12000.00 soldiers will suffer physical disability this year as a result of injuries on the battlefield. so the high ride has this report from

timothy. deceivingly mundane is now at holland with the help of an us and crutches, jonathan ben, how much was able to walk smoothly. these ray, the soldier describes how the bolt is that he was driving in the gaza strip. was hit by a grenades. 6 days later he found himself in a hospital bed back and is ro? well that makes me feel a little bit base. and i woke up from the surgery and looked at my mom was said, you'll be strong, we love you, the i'm your data, your legacy at that the. i didn't know that because i really felt that there. but that i left the blanket and thought to see they cut it off and i think commitment to lead us. do they get a little that the moment israel's rehabilitation authority estimates that the 12500 soldiers will be disabled this year a much higher number than previously estimated the number of his riley soldiers and rehab his pulse,

the official figure of those injured in the cause or offensive would rehab senses overwhelms with the new admissions, the kind of interest. yeah, i mean, those are twins. no and made before, but the amount is higher, you know it's, it's even if i can pay to the last advance, the amount of the interest people said not less $20.00 you've even to have other work or something this or it's much higher. the defense ministry says it's working to meet those needs by costing red tape and hiring more employees to deal with injuries, including disabilities. as a result of the full adults is worried that it's still not enough for the health care system not prepared for the number of injuries or long term cash. the physical ends, mental disabilities including p t s. d, which can often take a while to diagnose these really minute tree has shifted its focus towards the south. as the goal is the strip where it faces up in grid,

a will say more hand to hand call, and that's a high likelihood of seeing more deaths and injuries amongst its troops. the idea if it is what was already because it doesn't, the choice is rarely determined to win before the end, the, when the political decision that it wasn't go sticking to going to all these things were eh, take it or taking into account the go, all the way back to the feet, the military capabilities of from us, the majority of his riley support the war in gauze despite knowing that is ro, is already paying a high price with many believing that they have no other choice thoughts since the new financing. sort of white, it's all just there are some of the best take

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