let's all the tree a rest of the most open since up and occupied east jerusalem with movements being restricted on it for reggie having rep precautions on the local economy 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 is very strong. so across the goal is to strip till $147.00 palestinians as the army claims to be scaling down its military operation. the thoughts of how many, what you'll have to say, we're like, what headquarters here in the coming of protest. we'll keep up with bank because the us secretary of state means palestinian leader who defines the us and u. k. say they've repelled

a launch attack and the red sea by tuesdays in yemen. and then other news government and i could also storm a tv station and disrupt a life broadcast rise and gang violence. false is the government to impose a states of emergency. the welcome to take a 147 palestinians have been killed in a series of his right. these fights talking many errors in garza, in the last 24 hours. now the attacks were launched as the israeli army plains to be scaling down its military operation. but of how small but repulse does, i've signed advance for those on the ground. this is with families of rough. i've come every day looking for the loved ones. the courses of the dead have been mutilated bodies, rails bombardment, to the names button on the white sheets of the only way to identify the victim of

op was one of the 1st people to rush to join us to retrieve people trapped on the records. it says at least a 100 display civilians was seeking shelter in a building. what it's came tumbling down at night following relentless is rad strikes. what was the head, me? what was the crime? tell me where they carrying weapons, shame on all those who abandoned and betrayed us. shame on those who was silent witnesses. shame on arab leaders. tell me what these children and women did wrong to end up is body parts. this is life in gaza. the reeves family saying farewell to their loved ones with continuous is variety, attacks, leaving no essays in gaza. funeral ceremonies, i kept short and bodies of rushed to cemeteries. the death tool among civilians is all the vice, most of them, women and children. despite international condemnation is wet and says it would

continue the war and how much is defeated. i know most of them was cut the. we are not murderous. ok, this is the x terminate. doesn't that assistance godless? proud in this, not to right. and we see that god says the video of the innovators. no one here believes this will is anywhere near ending the death and destruction in gaza, unprecedented. and for these people, it's too painful to bad passion by about a i'll just the right. the honeymoon enjoys us from rasa in southern gaza. and how many of the last couple of hours you were telling us about so to the issues, the power generation facilities for very important installations, like hospitals and medical facilities, either on fire or the rocks of action because of the is really bombing over the last 24 hours on the yes, indeed,

further destruction to old means of life and, and this time what was targeted was the, the power generation and planted in the plant in the central area of the gods are particularly in the breeze area. this plant houses 4 major power generators. one of them was functioning right before the war, started on garza but right now because of the intensity of the environment and the ears strikes. and that gives artillery, selling this plan, just caught on fire. just dev severely damaging the coal for power generators, including all the physical structures around it, is something that will, it will cause further suffering for palestinians when this horse a come to an end, because there won't be any power generators left there for them to get to get electricity and that's the problem. really. this plan was working at the lowest

capacity possible in one juna, one generates or is it just being further increasing the misery and the unbearable living conditions across the gall, this trip? of course, honey you as a field hospital earlier in the day, and it was an incident very close to you that many brings home the reality of what goes into having to cope with all the day to day basis. right. it's just becoming increasingly difficult for $1500000.00 displace palace being in a rough off do to survive these unbearable conditions at this time happened to be a hospital just an indication and a reminder, there is nothing, nothing save peer and no place to go to to seek shelter if, even if it's a hospital or field hospital operated and managed by, it started a bowl organization and international one, the international medical courts here in, in garza. but it's not, nothing is, is,

is it's saving people of, from nothing to protecting people of from beyond a predictable fall in bugs. and it's not a reminder, even a hospital is not safe just across the street from the main gate of the hospital building was targeted that houses the power generated that supplies the hospital with electricity just make people their wonder with their a growing concerned that this play is not even safe for them to come and seek medical help in out. how do i do that for us as well? so thanks very much for the update to move join how the through the day. well, intensifying is rarely a tax on the i like solves midland, central goes up a full se medical stuff to evacuate is maternity and intensive care units of also being attacked. thousands of people taking shelter in the facility up in order to leave and does counter his as the hospital endeavor by we are in the

hospital in venezuela, where most of the medical team evacuated after as a buyer's live by 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 work inside the hospitals. also, the administrative team is completely empty, where the doctors are doing the doctors left in the hospital are doing both of the administrative work and the medical you are here. there are

sin also volunteers for the cleaning, for cleanings, a hospital and 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 evacuated 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 southern 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 witnessing

a severe shortage of medical use according to the method. can see him in this hospital. this is in the clinic as 0 because of the secretary states on st blinking who is the palestinian president, the boss in ramallah as part of his own going diplomatic towards the region. the, to discuss the future of goals as part of washington's pays for plans, which includes steps towards the palestinian state. but the lincoln's presence through protests in ramallah with many coming down is opposing the visit. now they accuse the us of complicity. i guess what they called is really genocide in gone. so let's get more of this and how much of g o correspond that he joins us from ramallah in the occupied westbank because the us 6th street states met the pablo city and president. did anything tangible come out of that meeting, the habits so hell if there were any concrete developments that were either agreed to that has not been released as of yet.

what we've gotten so far are very few details. we've heard from policy ending authorities that efforts to try to impossibilities and gaza, that they were discussed, the efforts to try to get more humanitarian aid and to guys that were discussed. not a lot beyond that. that's quite frankly what we were expecting. most of all we spoke with today had said they did not think that too much was going to be accomplished, particularly in this meeting, which is interesting because yesterday you will have secretary blinking after his meetings with various israeli officials, including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying how important it was for there to be a pathway for the creation of a palestinian state saying that is really leaders needed to make it less difficult for palestinians to govern themselves. also saying that he was going to be carrying a message here today that the palestinian authority needed to start doing self

reforms. so there was a lot going into the meeting, but as of yet we've not heard about any tangible solutions that may have been arrived at now. thus far, what we know is that shortly after the meeting of the powers of being president on the bus left or on my left, that he has now arrived in october in jordan. he is to have a tribe part, tied somebody with the jordanian king abdullah and egyptian president, i have to put the his cc at some point later today. it's expected that in that meeting they are going to be discussing efforts to try to in the war in gaza as the coast. while that meeting was coming on the how many they it's, it's pretty obvious that people were angry. the blinking was even in the area when really what people want to see in here it is a reduction of violence by these right. and he's a ceasefire. and garza and then just not guessing it. oh, that's right. so hale, we saw a protests here where there weren't that many demonstrators, only

a few dozen. um, but they were very angry with the fact that only that the answer me blinking was coming here. but also with the fact that the president, our boss would be meeting with him. you had many of the demonstrators that were out in the streets, accusing the us of facilitating in a facilitating and committing genocide in gaza. they want to see america leaving the region. they want to see america putting pressure on israel to in the hostilities in gaza. and they say none of that has occurred when we've spoken to palestinian officials here in the last few days. they said that 1st and foremost, what they want to see before any discussion can be had about any day after the worst scenario isn't guys that they need to see and in to the aggression in gaza. and everybody we spoke with who was out here today, and again, it was not a large crowd by any measure. they said that that has not happened then that they had no faith that anything was going to be discussed in that meeting today with our

bus. that would lead to a cessation of hostilities. also one of the big challenges for the housing authority is the fact that there is so little faith among the public here. when it comes to the leadership, you have a recent pull is it was taken in december, which indicated the 2 thirds of palestinians are opposed to the p, a even participating in meetings to discuss gods in the future after the war. and so help me to do that for us. and with my last post, we'll be talking to them 100 later in the day. thank you. a budget. so he is the director of golf study center that can tell you the best in progress of middle east politics and join since judy had lots to get through. but we'll start with lincoln visits. obviously arriving to speak to the palestinian president with the list of his demands, tool intensive purposes. i'm talking about the day after we listen to the is really use that saying this is going to goal for several months. we didn't even know when the day after is going to be, but again, living and a different reality to actually what the large majority of power ropes wanting to see on the global population, which is

a cease fire and goals. so it's important to see what type, what think is doing. i called to day to day put diplomacy, which basically he tries to please all parties, you know, he came to these ladies and said, you know, the up, they believe that, you know, the happy to help you building the restructuring, the, the, the, already to, to about space the day after and then also the, the about the already to not to act. again, this is right. i think it was, comes to the icj, you know, when it comes to put this thing is a discussion is about pursuing the state. and one can see, what is, what is the debate about those types when, when we see is what it is destroying what's backed, and they are more than $7000.00 people in prison just now after the 7th of october and more then to the end of the 50 people killed by is what it is, where is, what is the for the student? what sort of thing and reality, what is that is there's no the autonomy and what's back. and when you once was back, when you want 1st it was sort of the you to have it order because that you need to make sure that it has all in what's back 1st. so i think with that many kids doing

now is trying to follow day to day departments to try to please all parties knowing that there is no solution in the table that the positive is really taking into consideration that a come from the, from the is ladies they don't want to be a to be part of a solution. this is what has been said by this in the out. this is what has been said by some of his cabinet members that they don't believe that but assume 17. but with our best, is that a liable and then the it is now this was the 1st in, in the habit of flux. this is the same debates doctor, 2002 after the a little confrontation would do. but as soon as i it is the at that time the american said, but it didn't need to have any for them in size. then they can talk to those ladies . we have to say officials, 2nd, this is the vicious circle that everybody is trying to change and, and if we, if we look ahead and enter 24 hours, we have this international court of justice. hearing that these really is

a trying to really to prove it every at every opportunity the americans wouldn't just have to disenfranchise what exactly what's going on. but that's hard to do when you have countries like turkey. a lot of these nomic countries, the our, the section of, of, is, is let me come for school behind. so it's after competition, which is gaining momentum. yeah. you know, to model is important because the, the votes would be to model is use fire and the days did you need 8 volts as far as i know, just before i joined new, the 7 volts guarantee. so there is a delta about number 8. so this is this new things out of loony. they look uh at the moment. so what's the, what's important is blinking, one of his anal this visit is actually to support these are a psychologist, sleep to say you are my fellow and when it comes to the international court and what he does actually and is a press conference, he said the whole a case is baseless and i think closer that it, what's happened in the west bank one can say, how will,

how can he skype clinical more than 50000 people? uh, you know, a christmas has more than about 60000 people this deal with destroy and more than 6075 percent of the building. and does that show him all your best to do what, what this can be described, how count, what does it though i still have another unit collision. he would lie, as he was kindly tell us about it. so it's quite what's happening. so i think tomorrow is it is important just to make sure that the whole case, what happens is as the, is being debated as bill brought to the justice platform. and people should know in order to protect themselves very well prepared to uh, lose the deal of what happened. the 7th of october. uh, they brought that very, uh hi kelly. but just to be part of this, however, the same judge he actually was saying, there is no, no harm if you can, 5 for this thing. and if, if you of, if, if the aim is beginning, when need that from us. so if there is that is that i would button would be tomorrow, but would be after level in terms of the vice, again,

we talk about that sort of the day after the diesel as a legal cold it, it's decision has to be respected. yes. if they do say you have to stop, you'll firing your bombing, your incursions into gaza is up to is really to be incumbent on what the quote says . what happens if they've done? it said that the court of the votes or for the company is the judge, come to present himself or herself to present his or her country. that's number one . number 2, there is no tools to impose that final decision because the decision should be taken to the security council as a courtesy council window is running secure with the council. however, if the, if the quote goes to that decision, it would be politically. basically let me just let me do those. all right, that's what's the, what's important i think. so i'll have to come knows that the tools to implemented decision would be hot. but if the, if the, if the,

the final decision was to cease fire, it wouldn't be again, this is what i basically moderately and also, but we will discuss more as the hours progress for the better than much of say, the thank you, bye, please. these are the ministry has conducted grades across the occupied westbank. at least 26 palestinians have been detained. so just stalled in several cities including the my last novelist total come engineering. what was a, the boulders of destroy droids and infrastructure? at least 341 palestinians have been killed by his very forces. neil combined westbank since october, the 7th. these really ministry has carried out small, strong as the games has belonged in lebanon. a member of the groups and a function has been killed in the board of town of cutoff, schubert said ahold of his molten babies. another target says strikes. another member of the lebanese armed group has fall off killed. he was in a house in the village of par silva, which is very close to the border. this was

a overnight strike. he would be the 6 member of the groups have been killed in the past, 48 hours among them, a senior field commander. so this is not the 1st time we've seen a similar attacks in the past 3 and a half months since this conflict along the border begun. we've seen is really drones strikes target cars, a caring has the members we've seen. it is rarely strikes on homes belonging to hezbollah members, but as of late in the past few days, we're seeing the frequency. there's that there's more, more of these attacks. somebody seems to be more targeted. and the very fact that is real actually name the person it targets. it's in the attack at the funeral of that senior commander on wednesday means they are hunting down members of the group . this is an intelligence for israel, definitely relying on the drones. it's drones are in the skies 247,

and they're also relying on intelligence on the ground. and what we understand for people close to hezbollah says there's, you know, there's concern about this, that there are, you know, people on the ground giving or passing this information to the is read is no doubt . this is an escalation. many people you talk to and love it on the leave, we are going to see more targets it assassinations. we saw a high profile ceiling just last week. how mouse is number 2, sort of have a duty in down in the southern suburbs of a root, a lot of the tensions rise between is rolanda has blogging, is very health industry has altered hospitals in the knowles to pass for the possibility of receiving thousands of injured patients, that's because that was a lower account who's in saucer in the northern israel. it's not just school, it's not just the hospitals that were given. a warning schools were also told that they're not going to be open until at least the summer as well. absolutely. you know, it's important to note that hospitals have been preparing for the last 3 months.

we've spoken to one of the directors of no hurry, a hospital which is just on the border between left on israel, north and israel. and he said they have been prepping for months, but this is coming from the minister of health. and he says that all the hospitals in the notes, especially, need to prepare at least 50 percent capacity. so they need to get rid of old, non essential cap patience, and keep those stats empty in case they do suddenly get mass casualties coming in. he also said they need to be prepared in the north just in case that costs off from any medical, a equipment at food or even voltage to come in. so that would mean don't pining everything from medication bandages, food and water. but as we spoke to this director, he says israel is always on the badge all preparing the hospital any way they do have plans in place for an emergency situation. but they're also looking at possibly bringing in more doctors from abroad just in case it is

a shortage. so this definitely the run picking up the rhetoric, certainly from the ministry of health. also the ministry of education. they're saying that all the children, the thousands of children who are being evacuated from very dangerous areas in the northeast settings, where it has fall as being 5 in is as are also supposed to be firing back out that they won't be allowed to come back until at least the summit, they need to stay in schools away from here until the summer. this is one of those areas. this town even behind me, completely evacuated and turned into a middle tree site, and such, certainly some romping, else with will rhetoric here work on that for us and all that as well. thanks. i. now the us and you came in to trace, i believe repelled a large hoot the attack over the red sea. us central command says 18 ryans and 3 missiles with most of the control pos of yemen. no damage to vessels or injuries are upholstered and take visa village multiple times so much and ships heading to his room for the month. the following developments from london. they are the only

country that is supporting the us with military hardware in that region south and the suez canal. they have a vested involved in repelling the tax over the course of tuesday. think it was the 26th, the us minute reset of the, the time since mid november and the u. k. in terms of its potential consequences for the who sees that the defense minister, ground shops outlined that those could have costs involved strikes on. yeah. and that's something that up until now both the u. k and the us seemingly have ruled out that it's been a month long, relatively tenuous, c 5, between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular are very concerned about, and not tension between the us. the u. k and russia may play out late since day. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the soonest. the attacks on shipping in the red sea,

it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around the 20 and the trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o. as advised going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous, see spot in yemen if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the us. all the u . k. the best for you, the other to the other nice from around the world style and choose the group of all men were arrested after they broke into a television station during a live broadcast and threatened staffing, black keel, a 130 present stuff i'll being held hostage 10 people have been killed during the recent time violence. but since monday, the country has been in a 60 day stage of emergency after convicted gang me to vanish from his prison. so the weekend hundreds of protest as of last to the peruvian capital, lima, demanding justice for dozens of demonstrations killed

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