was winning in dense investigation, compelling insights into human folds and untold stories from asia or in the pacific $1.00 oh $1.00 east on which is the us secretary of state antony blinking says the daily told in the war on guns a spot too fine, but adds its bottle is ram, cheese its objectives, the con, carry johnston. this is all just here a life from to will. so coming out israel, what is the evacuation of medical stock from o x a hospital? one of the last remaining medical facilities in the central, kansas is rarely strikes on southern lebanon,

killed 4 more members of his beloved beyond group responds with drone attacks on his very, on the face. nothing. absolutely nothing for the country. and donald trump is back in the federal court asking for immunity. the outcome could have a major impact diseases. presidential elections, the a. u. s. secretary of state antony bank and the says the impacts of the war on civilians in gaza is far too high. within $23200.00 ton of students have been killed since october the 7th. when can made the comments often meetings with, is there any leaders in terms of if you said several countries already to support sconces reconstruction, but they want to see a clip pathway to a palestinian state. many countries in the region are really prepared

to, to invest in a number of ways to invest when the conflict in guys is over in its reconstruction, in its uh, in its security, supporting the palestinians in their, in their governance. but it is essential to them that there also be a clear pathway to the realization of palestinian political rights. and a palestinian state. meanwhile, has been known as knowns. to strike on a minute, she command center northern israel happened the day off to israel's ministry, killed a senior has been combined with some autonomy on a 2nd strike talking. his funeral, killed another member of the lebanese on the good, but casualties are also mounting for israel. the army says none of it's sold as were killed in 3 separate incidents on monday, 6 died and an accidental explosion in gaza. his are hot right now,

the latest and then to the been comes visit in his room. the most of it was, everything was in hearing the full talking about how are the us is a very good friends with israel, that they have the right to defend itself. and actually when we awesome, the question is all the 0 around the situation and the number of civilians killed, he's response to that was the israel had the right to defend itself and cause will continue to do so. and that's from us, had a choice on october, the 8th of, for it to the psalm itself, to hand over the captives and really putting the blame on her mouse, saying that this war is continuing because of that this, some points that he made hadn't been discussed before so for example, he said that the, those uh, that are in the south and central at the moment that come from the north, i should be allowed to return to their homes. and now the point that he made is

that the united nations that they have managed the us has managed to convince israel to allow a united nations delegation to go in and carry out assessments a to allow those off from the north to return to the homes. of course that will take a while. he didn't give a timeframe on that and that contradict something that these riley's had said a few days ago saying that they wouldn't be allowing that just yet. so in terms of what we're hearing in terms of what he was saying, for example, about this uh, quote, a case that will be taking place in a few days with south africa has used their accused of genocide. he calls it based on merit. less than that, it doesn't help in any way the situation, but of course we do, you know that israel is actually quite concerned about that because that will have a knock on effects, even though it's not legally binding. if it's accused of that, it could, since you have a no con effects on decisions being made. for example,

in the un security council, some of the other things that he discussed was the role of the arab nations. we know that he'd been on a few the visits and discussing the role of full of nations, also as well as talking in terms of the rebuilding and reconstruction of gaza once this will end. and that's something he said that they all came to have a role in that. some of them are keen to normalize relations, thoughts. they said that it has to be made clear to israel. the palestinians should have the right to govern themselves. he of course, didn't give any details as to what that means in terms of who would govern garza once this was those uh, earlier we spent 2 mile on the sheriff. senior physical on this t detailed us complicity, as well as one guns. yeah, you got my of them on right. these quite persistent made, you know, no change of tone now for 3 months. continues to repeat as lise, even though the out at the is reported in 10 sites. every day he talks about his

drugs. one thing on the war we just reported the past week more than a 1000 killed the guys whitening down the war yesterday. 250 the day before 250 killed one whitening down to what? what does the talking about? you don't know, and you start repeating the same live kind of thing. the same lies about how much fighting from hospice was cool. when we noticed, was the bunks already said, i'm headquarters on hospitals now. so give it a secretary of defense also stopped talking about the vicinity of hospitals. no one is talking about in the auto hospitals and schools. you know, basically it gets a little thousands upon thousands of staff teachers and students, some doctors in more crimes. and he's just quote for p things that there's, if this is fact when it's in fact section. and then the point that was really quite annoying, you know, you and you expect from

a secretary to be forthcoming. since he's speaking out of his right. as he said that out of the doors and turkish needs, he met all interested in potentially joining in, you know, in finding a solution to the issue and break on top of the cost. i think guys are, if there's a fast towards a company, has a fusion to stay to install so forth. when he was asked whether the video agrees to that, he said i cannot speak for him. is there any forces of talking to the residential building in the town? also town area in rough or at least 9 people were killed in this latest attack wounded were taken to i believe so i'm not jo. hospital is ready, strikes also destroy the mosque and several houses in con eunice, within $23200.00 palestinians have been killed since october, the 7th. all right, as it has more, the attacks on every hour on site gauze, a stripe,

and one of the latest military strikes was conducted against roughly the district where a multiple stuart building had been attacked to where a number of palestinians have been injured. and one woman till now had arrived being killed. now, impedances have gone to brook to bring me victims from the location of the target thing. and the location of the targeting had been in a tell a soul on a neighborhood, which is one of the most densely populated areas in a rough ends, which is only a few meters away from the mass, make shift 10 shelters. and that is close to milwaukee area, and this area is very densely populated, with the factories had been evacuated from separate parts of galls of strip. and they are right now living in the very crowded area. and also, we can say that the attack had been carried out to our residential building, a decent one of the main central, most of tele soto on neighborhood. and this is one of the attacks that had been

carried out in an area that supposed to be safe zone for palestinians. as the majority of gauze ones are being great. now living in site, this area and also in the outskirts of tele, so ton of that is very close to a milwaukee, which is the main mass chill, tough floor residents in the south of the territory. as you can see right now, the becky ground, i'm shannon's as a hitting to bring more victims and more injuries from the location of the targeting. as the attacks continue to hit the gaza strip from the north to the south and in particular, it had been expanded in the middle of an 8th of the 2 or 3 in the past. few hours were full palestinians being killed and under. so wrecked with your discount and one of the latest attacks had been carried up in the last hour is rallies intensifying attacks on the access hospital in central garza forcing medical stuff to evacuate. maternity and intensive care units have been attacked. thousands of people taking shelter in the vicinity hub in order to sleep in country is that the

hospital and all we are in the hospital imbedded, bella, where most of the medical team evacuated after as a buyer's life. i munition on the i c u unit and the maternity unit in the cause. sure, let's walk inside. as you see, the only medical person on the left are under the nursing team where most of them are volunteers and live in the area and do not have any place to evacuate. we have been talking to the nursing team and they're sending us that they were goal. our goal is to stay here because they feel that it is a huge responsibility for them to leave the hospital. they also told us that the main doctors are evacuated with their families because their families were inside the house with us. also, the administrative team is completely empty, where the doctors are doing the doctors left in the hospital are doing both the

administrative work and the medical work here. there are still also volunteers for the cleaning, for cleanings the hospital. and at 2 days ago, some journalists who were here in the hospital had and made an initiative, has been at the hospital to clean its floors and its emergency departments a more than 90 percent of the men. because a team in the opposite hosp with the evacuating through the after i myself, also evacuated the hospitals and it's not only the doctors who evacuated but also journalists where we're talking about more than 10 media organizations less than evacuated studying to can you and it's entered a we're also talking about people who were seeking refuge in the hospital for more than 3 months in that and but the hospital is not witnessing a collapse,

but it's has been also with missing a severe shortage of medical use. according to the method can see him in this hospital. this is in the clinic for as data gods, a part of the suffering 11. and now we're talking to these really strikes has killed 3 members of the alms group has been a, becomes a day of israel assassinated senior has been i'll come on that with some i'll how will the 2nd is very strike on choose day targeted. his funeral. kidding. another member of the, of good st. ahold of the reports from time in southern lebanon. the lines continue to be crossed in this conflict as well. target to a court at a funeral of a senior hezbollah field commander killed a day before. and an a parent is a drone strike. there were casualties, but the crowd was defiance. hours earlier,

a targeted is really straight to the car, killing 3 members of the lebanese armed group in a southern village. 10 kilometers from the battlefield along the border. and a few kilometers from a similar attack on west hamilton, when he was the highest ranking member of hezbollah killed since the goop opened the front to help relief pressure on its ally hum us in garza toil was killed a week after from us as number 2 solid, rudy was assassinated in hezbollah stronghold invaded his wireless, trying as much as i can to improve the present belong to a patient that tom once carries on another stride. like in the capital, i think that's when we can save the principle laws. policy determines, as by open that it's the terms as indeed road has below has we tell you to, to the killings accused armed drones to attack and is really army base and so forth . so 12 kilometers from the border,

the deepest strike inside as well. since confrontations began in october days earlier, the target to the air traffic control base, isabel says the strikes cause minor damage. but the near daily attacks by hezbollah have forced tens of thousands of his raiders from their homes as well once security restored and is threatening to expand the war. unless that happens. hezbollah is promising to fight back without restraint, if, as well launches an all out war, but it's secretary general house on the swell. didn't commit to a major escalation. he, since it's, that's possible i would be open to negotiations with as well on clarifying the borderline with loving on the u. s. has been trying to work on a long term border agreement to reduce tensions. but hezbollah says there will be no discussion. so, till, as well stops, it's a question for you. this is right and has lost hope in god's done in lebanon,

and thought this white ford and delegates are coming to lebanon to try to start negotiations on what happens after the war. despite the attacks has below when the head with the bearing, it's commander so far, the group to its words and actions has signaled it wants to avoid a wider war while as well escalates and appears to be testing deposition center for their interest data. so there's nothing on so the head header analysis here, the inclusive rabbis whole de sits in the un security council. going for an immediate cease 5 in johnson. 102023 smashes records as well as texas holdings, human east climate change. the

brought to you by visit capital color. we got a little bit of everything kind of across north america at the moment. we have blizzards moving through the plains. we have tonight, i flooding lines down towards the south and we have see some power outages. there's really not the area of low pressure continues to drift this way, but a switch over towards the west is another one that will bring some outside of weather into the pacific northwest western positive canada as we go through the next couple of days. so let's concentrate on that one over to will see used when stacy's, that clearing away from the eastern seaboard as we go on a through the close of the diaper the know still a fabulous night with having to go back into the can i get married times at that stage, try to or was it coming back in the time for a type that is that makes diarrhea snow. so you can see it stands across a good part of the western side of us right across the rockies. and that'll continue to make his way further east, which as we go through 1st ice, i caught

a low ball picture set top across a good pots of north america, from the cloud, and right also affecting the far north of cuba. northern pod sofa, the company instead of a much of the caravan is looking good. i over the next few days more in the way of sunshine van shabby. she might just catch your sha, where to whether it's a said lot it to be across new impulse of the region for central america. again, lot use that fat with temperatures about what they should be the quote to you, bye visit cuts on the the

welcome back to remind to of our main headlines is rarely faucets of talking to the residential building in the town also on air in wrap them at least 9 people were killed and its latest attack wounded were rushed to i believe. so. i'm not john. israel has kind of don't talk. it strikes on hesper, the southern lebanon spending at least 4 members. the group has retaliated by entering the treat amounts removed, and each round us secretary of state hunts. and he blinked, and his admits told of sales for those that ends in guns were foxy. but he said

that israel has the right to ensure the tax similar to the one coming out by a mass to the sun. never happens. begin. let's bring it in. but yeah, i wouldn't mind right now. he's a senior academic can post colonial literature at the university of kent. i'm the author of the protestant and novel from 1948 to the present. he joins us live now from down to welcome to the program. let me ask you 1st. that in reality is anthony lincoln's visit to the region lock you to make any difference the tool to the suffering of palestinians on the ground? no, i don't think so. i think we have to look at the action that the us is taking, the rather than the zip code of the code words and his pulse morning of the jersey at us journalist family who was killed the us as effectively cold running this war with is that i that is protecting its ally. it is defending genocide and public and more crimes is buying is that i had more time to meet that san realistic. what

happens is so, so in a sense making war, talking piece and also blocking palestinian statehood. i think the food that i said before this aust, onto us will be a cost for this in the region. it's the stabilizing the region on which we've continued to affect the products to be is negatively for decades to come. there's been a lot of total cost in there about israel and moving to a, a so called quote, low intensity ministry campaign. but is there any evidence of that tool, or is it simply apply to essentially buy more time? so if low intensity means replicating what they didn't know the got in northern gauze, all done know that the doesn't, doesn't seem to be any change every time is it? i have talks about that. it talks about the sense that it needs more time, it needs another 4 weeks to complete this, it needs to do the same in law and in, in, in, in the thought south cause of that it did in the north. so it doesn't seem to be moving towards the kids rates are still very hard. the still from the still in the

hundreds, there's no evidence of dop. at the moment. how serious do you think is the risk of a further regional escalation of all this? how do you view it? i think it's very serious. i think what's happening with has been up to date in a meeting blinking the killing of has by law. i'll put this in an 11 on is absolutely serious, i think, is what i once to escalate this more. but it's the us that are from bloodlines that i'm very generalization of the world at the moment and despite the violence. but i think there are many things that can be done this week, especially this week with the i c c, j decision over, over the over genocide on the discussion of a genocide. if i may say this just in broad terms, i think that's a struggle. this week model, the political struggle between different kinds of bodies. on one side, you have international law accountability, human rights and humanity. on the other side, do you have, what is it guys doing? state power, payoffs infinity genocide and actually comes in protected by the us. i think it's

very important for people to us, especially this week. why they stand. i think peace means for the i c j to side with justice overbought. it means to protect the abuse the week and a from, from the actions of the cruel strong. it's a simple stop, this is the only way to get peace in the region, and the weather is for the icy j, the v. and on the side of the weeks, actually i'll be my night. we appreciate your insights here announces here. thank you. thank you. in a group of rabbis had been protesting against washington's position on gaza. the health assisting you in headquarters in new york general assembly was meeting to discuss the united states recent decision to veto a ceasefire amendment. but if i'm not to get it to james bass has more of the array of protest inside an empty un security council chamber, a group rabbi's foot piece,

which wrapped presents about $200.00 us rabbis, sang john seed and made speeches and suppose of a ceasefire. and garza to prove compassion and mercy, and to honor all my un security officers arrived and then a score to the group. we'd been on the tour of un headquarters out of the building . well, we are here to say the president biden enter the us ambassador to very nations is you do not speak for the jewish community. and so in, in blocking this call for sees fire, some of the rabbis also made the presence known the un general assembly, which on like the security council was in session. the assembly meeting was triggered because at the end of last year, the us use the pizza to block an amendment to a security council. resolution would have demanded a ceasefire in guns. you would be good if there was a strong international voice, pressing him off as leaders to do what is necessary to end the conflict that they

set in motion. on october 7th, in a fiery speech, these riley ambassador attacked the un itself. you don't have the courage, sadly to come by terror and radicalism. you don't have the result to totally care about human rights to fight. so women fight for children will fight for their hostages. this from the representative of the country is ami, who is killed well over 20000 palestinians, about half of them children. this assault is without precedent in modern history, in the scale and pace of killing of children, of you and person on of magic un and the rescue teams of journalists and a busy week here at the you and the security council will meet twice in the coming days to discuss the situation in gaza, james bayes out to 0 at the united nations by the administration. that has been

under increasing internal pressure. it supports that as well as wall and garza. all right. how boss resigned from the us department of education last week? due to the treatments of palestinians in garza about says he had no choice but to resign washington's policy to humanize this palestinians. for me as a palestinian american, as a passing and man as a passing in christian. you know, my, my identity is intertwined with everything that's been happening. and the reality is that there has been an your daily dehumanizing effect of our current policies and just what is allowed to persist in terms of the aggression against the palestinian life. and i, you know, for weeks used every avenue i could to raise concerns about these policies, to emphasize the importance of humanizing palestinians. uh, you know, palestinian men to housing, you christians who are

a significant minority in the region now. and you know, that message was that fell on deaf ears and it was clear, the only thing that i could do in this moment to emphasize my consternation. my concern with the ongoing policy was to resign. k far. and secretary david cameron has expressed concern that israel's actions and gods, and they thought it's international. know, he made the comments on tuesday while appearing before a parliamentary committee cruise. it all these cases? yeah, there's a question mark as to whether it is in breach of international humanitarian law. and that's why you have to go back, look at the episode, what, but to in particular was baldwin, and then ask yourself the a bunch of questions to be sure what little is doing they give you that advice. the advice has been so far that they have the commitment, the capability and the compliance, but on lots of occasions that he's on the question is harassment. trinity,

it has uh, warning its government of a potential uprising and occupied westbank. tens of thousands of palestinians have been prevented from returning to the jobs and israel since october. the number of kennings rates and the tax involving is very forces unsettled. this is the thing all time highs. bernard smith reports not for me. every week in the occupied westbank gasoline is ready. right. this is repeated over more than $300.00 funerals have been held since october, the 2nd to chicago for should be. there's no water electricity in many places and it comes across. it's not easy to keep fixing and then making people's lives harder . they want to kill on national longer the destruction of homes, roads, and utilities during rates is a deliberate is really policy, widely denounced as collective punishment. this is rose, occupation affects every aspect of life here. but a more than 50 is that ok patient has perhaps been never more oppressive and

suffocating than it is. now. if it's not rage, then it's secular time around 36 a week, according to the u. n. a record time to accommodate settlers. these really government is expanding permanent and temporary checkpoints. a 40 percent increase in the last 4 years says the un hours, long delays, hubble business and fuel frustration since october, the 7th, more than $192000.00 palestinians who worked in israel on the settlements have not been allowed back. so one of the, when it was started, work is spent the savings, as you know, now the markets dies. tens of thousands worked in this row, but with the engine of the economy. every way they to and there is no way out the 3000000 palestinians trumped in this occupation. it's why israel is military lead is a warning again of the risk of a 3rd uprising, bernard smith, i'll just say right, remo the

fund for look at some of the will use group of on demand, broken into a television station, ecuador, and threaten stuff alive. broad costs of a t. c channel was interrupted by people carrying guns using very it's stuff with force to the flow for the nice feed was cut off and then i've now been arrested. your time comes a day off, the president declared a 2 month long state of emergency that was in response to the escape from the ganglia from prison. for us present, donald trump has appeared in court, trying to convince judges that he should not be prosecuted on federal charges. trump is accused of trying to overturn the results of a 2020 election judge is a bit skeptical of his argument for total immunity. the prosecutor say he was acting as a candidates at the time when pursuing false claims. the presence of binding stone

in the election from practical hand has more from the court house in washington, dc. a potentially very significant here in here in washington, d. c. in front of the 3, just a 3 appellate judges. this is all about donald trump's charges that he tried to overturn the election he's facing for felony counts with the potential of up to 55 years in prison. he's appealed to the judge said that he's immune from prosecution . his trial judge denied that. so now he has sent it to the appeals court and the 3 judge panel heard arguments today. now he is basically saying that because he's president, he's a muse then because of the separation of powers, the justice department can't go after him. and because of anything, he does an office under the official capacity. that means he's meeting prosecutor say he was acting as a candidate and that said that would set a formal precedent in the.