are simply shocked at the level of destruction with so many structures needing to be. in susie with one of the highest casualty, counts supplies are so low and it's feared many people are still waiting for rescue . the at least 20 people have been killed in dallas, a city of to israel, targeted palestinians who are waiting for the aid. the, the clock is out 0 in life, and death is relas, demolishing homes and buildings creative buffets and with garza, the blame game off to play and goes down in russia. the kremlin says it was caring

you crate in prison is ukraine said it had weapons on an oring sides and see don accuse each other a force of the disappearing and torturing super news . so we'd be getting jobs were at least 20 people have been killed, and garza city was $100.00 a month with hundreds of color stands were done with near q 8 round about waiting for a to be distributed more than 100 people have been injured and being taken to us, if a hospital most of the bodies of the dead have been taking the 2, this is ready. so does it mean shooting at the main building? if not, the hospital in calling us troops have surrounded the facility, and the area around there has been bombed, intensely garza's health industry says no one has been able to enter or leave the hospital, which is already struggling to treat the wounded. the red cross is quoting for increased protection of medical facilities from israel's indiscriminate attacks.

then as well as being accused of establishing a buffer zone within garza officials previously said, creating such an area would protect it civilians united states as opposed any plans to change hello signs borders. i will be speaking to her to have to have it in television just a few minutes. but 1st let's cross to a 100 bucks. moved. it's in reference to southern gaza and honey for us to just tell us about the striking goals and city if you would the yes, nick well more hor, coming in from the ga, the city right now as people not only been this place and under heavy bombing campaigns within the past weeks and, and since the beginning of door, but also now the r as the weight for 80 trucks. the wait for fluid to stay in their life, these terrible conditions in golf as it in the northern parts. they are being shot

out and being targeted by a target. drones as well as tank shows their reports about more than 20 people have been identified, collected from the targeted sides reported to a civil hospital. in addition to more than a 100 of injury is a critical injuries reported to a ship, a hospital in an unconfirmed reports. we need to make sure that the number we're looking at more than just a 20 people who are being killed as the, the shooting of, by, from heavy machine gun by the thanks. whereas in discriminant and was part of the directed that everybody was gathering at the area better known as a can wait the around about this is the, in our, in the middle of it, in our section connecting in gaza city, northern gauze, the city with the central part of the gaza strip, but so far this is the number that we're looking at that have arrived has arrived to a super hospital. it's important to remind our viewers that within the past few weeks,

and since the, in the beginning of the intense, bare bombing campaign on dogs in the northern part, people there have been for the most part hungry they've been starved to. death says there are no 80 trucks being allowed intern, the northern parts and the gaza city within the past few weeks there was seen. so people are chasing for the trucks and trying to get their hands on whatever they're able just to sustain themselves and to survive. the ongoing durable conditions, in addition, it's important to point out the super hospital is officially a non operation of the hospital. it lacks the, the necessary medical supplies as there are no medical supplies necessary one's available in the hospital. and there is also a shortage in the medical staff available at the hospital to conduct the not the 3rd and 3rd, vincent and to save lives. as of now, the entire facilities of a ship hospital just turned into a of more of

a sheltering sites for people who've been ordered to evacuate either lead evacuations or, or their targeted neighborhoods in the eastern part of garza city. in ton unit, the situations are not better than what's going on in gauze. in the northern part, we're talking about an intense bombing campaign since the past 2 days resulting in, in a massive civilian casualties, more displacement and more destruction into and not only the residential buildings, but also the public facilities right now under direct attacks north or has of adults and a lot of people believe this time the faith of not there has to be that would be similar to what happened to a ship that and then the nation. and then the region hospital in the northern part . and those are what is the largest public health facility on this has been providing whole service. of course not only the injuries and the patients and also the 1000 of displaced our video inside its court. the are the now gradually being

pushed out of service as well. it's hardly surrounded, then there's a under a military seized by these various times. then armand zip code. how do you, how do you? i'm just going to jump into the box, medical supplies and lex fuel to keep it's generating honey. i just want to ask you about this buff is because israel has the amount of thousands of buildings in this effort to create a buffers and around the strip. what. what more can you tell us about oh, yes, well this is part of the practice is on the ground and to create things very difficult conditions to make life fun variable and livable to the point where the eastern part of the entire gaza strip becomes uninhabitable. very consistent with the multiple statements made by just really military on the political level, the military level as well, where java it should become uninhabitable and then eventually forcing people into

exposure. and this idea of creating uninhabitable zones right now for people is being to translate that practically on the grounds, to your level of destruction, of the very systematic patterns of bombings that destroy old means of live close to being institutions. where are you looking at an area from the northern part of gauze and the tunnel and although he threw up last at the right at the age of gauze, a border that lacks old a. the basic facility is like a, a specific institution to the point. a life is impossible for people, the thought of returning becomes very impossible for people here to comprehend. as they do know there. if they go back, they are going to move in the waste land. it will be very difficult to survive there. this are consistent with the plan of establishing a buffer zone. and if this is historically not the 1st time at the end of has the, is really a military. i worked on

a shrinking the size of the gaza strip that now did areas do the goals out. the scared were both more settlements. and this time we're talking about a kilometer dips into the augusta and further in for decreasing the side, the city and just squeezing people into a small part of the territory. how do you think? so that's a, that's the story from reference of him. does a hunting i made reporting? let's cross to tel aviv now. how do i bill? i mean, joins this from that. honda. so what are the, is really saying about this stuff is that of the while these really are saying that they need this buffer zone. uh, basically uh, secure uh, the community living at all alone that border area in southern israel and allowed them to return back home. but as jaime said, this is not the 1st time. i mean that each, as each war does a little bit of more land, that is they can buy as well a by creating

a wide buffer zones. this time it's amy at destroying more than $28800.00 buildings. that is hundreds of thousands of people who will become homeless and what will have nowhere to return to and who knows how they will be able to build. now from these really point of view, this is necesary. what it's still not clear is whether israel would have a military presence in this buffer zone or not. because one control comparison, for example, to what happened in 11 in israel, has created a buffer zone that went several kilometers deep inside lebanon's. the border between northern israel and southern lebanon. yes. it, it made the communities living there safer, but it did not make the soldiers who were in southern lebanon, say, friend, that the surgeon pointed, pulled out. uh, so the, uh, these questions to around and also how would that stop the, the,

the fire power of how much, which is basically what kids uh, with that stuff with a rocket loan change or questions that as to uh, i think not answered by the israel at the, at this moment, the message is they need to do that despite opposition from, for example, the white house and earlier today, frauds part of the thing. so that the order of the how many the in tel aviv let's cost now to jeffrey nice is a full night un walcross prosecutor and human rights large as with a slight from z as in austria. geoffrey nice, good to have you with. is it curious to get the legal position on the order this because you got this, this fragment, this strip of land that is garza and now is right, is planning to take a good chunk of it. friends of late mines, or they've written, turned into a into a buffet. say, how does that sit legally, doesn't boxes and typically well enough in this case agreed between nations at the

end of a conflict. and they may be on the other side of the line that actually marks the tertiary that hasn't been in the case here by force and sometimes by agreements and sees far israel has taken come on the strip of land on the golf, the side of the board it is that's different labs is being found to some degree. sometimes this case is a 100 meters from the fence, but still in subject to is there any supervision? and this is old subject to the overall issue, which is accepted by the majority of countries in the world. i think 2nd job, he's a powerful countries is riley, is in the occupation of god. so sorry guys also. so duke is to the citizens the gaza. israel denies that, that, of course, the occupation is evidenced by now, amongst other things, the de facto bosses. and if it's chris age, it as well as by the obstruction it creates in the sea through as

a maximum of 6 miles fishing. beyond which you that show fast, actually that shot that probably within the 6 mile distance. so for the future, because remember what ever happens, this coverage will and then at the end it will be some form of agreement between the parties or between some parties agree by others. everything would have to be new. and if you want to de minute drive that in which we're going to fill with minds, and i'll have it honestly is riley side of the pencil, the, the boat a, been filled up with mines and stopped people crossing it. if you really want you to agree demilitarize and then i suppose that the most, you might have it on either side, the equal distance of the border. what they're proposing is effectively on the 90 bodies interpretation occupation, right? the n be find. okay. i suppose it's a line grabbing in line to israel already effectively occupies the absolute big

spend. i mean, your view is like me this morning to and i buy. so i had another look up google maps with the a satellite view and the content section, you can see what it is, the agricultural industry, they create the info, the gaza. it's, i believe quite fetch outlined because it's a huge boxes that are quarterly hits. you just have to look at the map to see what restrict king at little light and waste to a model 2 miles of bathroom can on the door to can on the visit. that might be thought the process has already started. a lot of number of buildings have already been struck by what rights human rights work says, the flattening of many of those buildings is on any view justified in terms of into enough to know funds. so whatever is riley is proposing has been proposing and is now captured, advising with a little advertising. there's bit more emphasis,

is both a lot of pay to below full, a post by the international community and a way of occupying godsa, right? whatever happens. one final question, so, so it's a legal but what pressure can be brought to bear on israel to adhere to the law when it's, you know, as, as you've already said, it's constantly flouted international law and it has control. what gives you the $1000.00 of wine is already occupies garza and i read the load is irrelevant as far as israel is concerned and it, it seems to be all throughout with impunity. the sections of sanctions by conquers account, add it in the case or something cause that is also the possibility is restricting the provision of the sort of vehicles by the, the huge company caterpillar, the go around the deceptive price as it may be too late. and in the day for that and to close by getting comforters like america, to add more pristine to the on 1st thing they've already gone. ultimately,

the international community would have to decide, especially following tomorrow's ruling by the international court of justice, which might change things one way or another, a bit. and maybe they're into the international community has to decide whatever it feels. and it will probably be for you absolutely is option of more how much that is the beginning by is allow for the attack. it has to decide whether this is very i was down, is going to fall whether it may be genocidal and how it must be stopped. it will need the cooperation of those with influence on how much that's being candid about that. but that's just the way it is gonna stop and for the poor people have grounds that who are not political. we don't think those families who is being kept from the fields. it is vital to the world as a whole, remembers that humanity is single. and that it is quite wrong for an innocent pocket humanity to be struck,

to be destroyed in any way without absolutely clear reason. okay, none of the measures proposed may seem to have pay at least good to get your perspective and analysis. jeffrey nice for me. you and war crimes prosecute b, g c. what happens tomorrow with the international court of justice? give me its initial decision at jeffrey. nice. thanks very much indeed. thank you. a slide here and i'll just share a tie opposition. lita can pull him in software surprised when and quote the there is a continuing the heat waving argentina. lack of cloud. when did the right direction, they're not very strong that has come definitely know. gives you 36 or 57 by a blanket down to come of the value. these are on the high side,

extreme high side because right, that's the path of go to the other that's is changing as range kind of getting from the southern pacific that if you jump out of argentina, you mean to different talk with a summer, right. and it's produce some funding recently and read or even more recently and better ours on the day, which is just about here. and that writing the full sentence tools will be welcomed in most of the areas and based on wedge rights has been the thing this year. it's a prolonged right. i know, but this is particularly there to the environment. recent funding probably won't be repeated in his spend your other with the, with these easing a bit, but they're, so cheryl is thank you, shout in it and that comes on the cases and they come out here, maybe home juris. much of mexico is enjoying the woods, but nothing extreme homes of the last week. we dance 22 in moment to re ass the us where we now got the warm, cold contrast. this is the wall just been for the from the gulf, coming up against the still cold air over the plains and the midwest. the result flooding rain, switch up the system all the way up from the southern states to the will. northeast

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again, you, what you know about top stories is up at at least 20 palestinians and be killed in dallas a city while waiting for an aid to be distributed. well, the 100 people have been injured and not being taken to al shift. is there any forces of attack the main building, if not the hospital and con eunice troops all surrounding facility. and the area has come under intense bombardment. israel being accused of establishing a buffet. so within dogs, the army officials have previously said creating such an area it would protect civilians, us as opposed any plans to change orders for homes in the home. it has more now on israel's attacks. the result of yet another night of intense is really bombardment in con unit dave, that means flushing the engine to the few remaining health centers in the besieged city. the mold loss of hospital is full. the dead body in

a hardy, not in a symmetry, but the hospital comp on phase right. these are fighting their bullets on the door of tomorrow. there's really strong to everyone, the killer the bombardment of can use us both tens of thousands to seek refuge and roof. is really strikes residential building in the city. the victims, while mostly women and children, couldn't regarding the treasure and were sitting at home and all of a sudden a strike hit the nearby moss. the whole area close to it was destroyed. my sense of the occupation claims there is a safe zone. we came to it off or based on the occupations instructions that it was a safe zone. only to discover that it's just like the other areas that it's targeted. if we don't pry warning without informing people to evacuate. with no sign of an end to is right. you also civilians. we've continued to pay

a heavy price. how does that, how much did you say the, let's bring you some of the news around the world now and ukraine security services . it's opening a criminal investigation into the downing of a russian military play the crime. it says that 65 you craning present as a whole were among 74 people on board. like when it came down the belt road in southern russia. from a ride report style from keith this was the moment to russian military transport plane crash to the ground, prompting conflicting claims and counter claims about what and who was on board. the russian officials say the illusion. 76, similar to this one, was transporting 65 ukrainian prisoners of war for a prisoner exchange. they claim msn across miss sounds were detected to being

launched from the crane you inside the border garage to 3 murder. let's go off on the morning of january 24 months ago time a terrorist act was committed as a result of which in the area of the belgrade region russian transport it across with shut down, which was carrying out a flight and to transport a 65 military personnel of the armed forces, if you crying from moscow region to belgrade, who were accompanied by 3 russian officers and a crew of 6 people, they all died. the claims were immediately treated with deep suspicion by ukraine, that accuses russia of conducting long standing. this information campaigns, which with the short i see on the right, sam, usually jim. okay. and it is obvious that the russians are playing with the lives of ukrainian prisoners with the feelings of their relatives and with the emotions of our society. it is necessary to establish clear facts as much as possible, given that the plane crash happened on russian territory beyond the control. facts

is the key word now stop was to find you believe you didn't assume. officially, ukraine says it has no evidence of its prisoners of war being on the plain, but the statement by military intelligence, as hinted that if they were on board, russia was responsible for the safety. blaming must go for nothing. holding keep upfront spoilt arrangements for the prisoner swath. i'm for flying p, o w's so close to an active was establishing the truth as being made. honda, by the secrecy that surrounds the highly sensitive exchanges of russia and ukraine in prisoners. this was the last christmas walter carried out, took new yeah. even rushes list of the ukrainian po w's. they say what on the plane is being disputed with a number of social media posts, questioning the veracity of some of the names public broad. i'll just say era key. let's cross the most go the whole can stand by for sarah and daniel. so statements

from both sides of the last 24 hours, but still what questions and answers yes, certainly a lot of questions and some of them people will hope will be on said with this ongoing investigation at the crash site. so we understand this morning and the black box records were found by investigators just over the last hour or so. media is also reported that missile fragments were discovered at the site as well. media speculation dismissal could have been western supplied that smoke, beneficially, a confirmed the investigators. i've also said that the bodies discovered it, besides, we'll have to go dna testing to confirm the identity. and also that happens, the relatives of those who lost their lives in this plane down and will be able to get the status of the victim is according to russian investigators in this this down. and now the russian position of cool was, was clear that ukraine was behind this plane being shot down ukraine. that was,

we heard the not taking direct responsibilities, not the funding or denying involvement in this as you, craig. and that has been, has ended due in many incidents throughout this conflict. but the, it just is very clear that ukraine says, even if it had a hand in this claim, doubting russell was ultimately responsible for breaking those rules of prisoner transfers. prisoner exchanges not let them get a side note about the play movements in the i'd hours of this morning off tomorrow morning, i should say must go. that's why i'm. that's going to be the new when security council meeting on this incident where both sides will be able to present that action events and hopefully some evidence to back up the claims. and the gremlins that this morning, the future of prisoners swaps could be in doubt. what more do we know about this? the what was the major concern, of course for the families of the thousands of p o w was on both sides. both russia

and ukraine would be true pest golf this morning, set the chrome and spokesman, that is unclear how this incident will affect the future present exchanges. now since then, the head of russia's defense committee, andre polo said that russia will continue to come to ukraine to secure the release of its service one because there's no other option here. but given the complexity of prison exchange is given the level of negotiation that has to go into the swaps at all levels. suddenly the safety of prison is, is going to be very much cost into doubts. and on the back of a very big present of exchange, back on the 3rd of january when around 200 prison, this for each side was sent home. this is going to cost into doubt just how those exchange is all going to be carried out in future and is going to certainly add another level of difficulty and what's already a process for, as i say with great complexity. don't think so that's done. the whole contrib,

putting that from most care. no time on the politically the people that live in jo to in the right does return to parliament off to the supreme court quite to violate the election law. the 43 year old opposition politician was on the verge of becoming prime minister off to his party, one elections last year. but he was then accused of illegally holding share as an immediate company. i took them out in the opponents, who the rack is a professor of political science at to the local universities and just got more on the legal challenges still facing pieces, move forward policy, a reactive bear in mind that all of this was designed to, to prevent be taught to be prime minister and move forward to take a over government. and once that was achieved, then everything else was negotiable. to move forward now has been relegated to the opposition mazda line, and it could face a dissolution charts coming up next wednesday. but i think that task also does not cover the solution, but for the pocket to stop campaigning on amending the lesson is just

a law against writing. so, so on next wednesday, i don't think the policy would be to solve, but it could be that the courts will, will make it known that the, the monarchy is sacrosanct. uncomfortable. and even the positive, the one, the less and most through amend the best. but just a law that might be enough for the court to say that it violates the constitution because it wants to undermine the constitutional monarchy. and then therefore, this could then be passed over to the last permission to file another task to solve the party the party is deemed to a violated cost to so. so it boils down to the parties, call for reform of the monarchy, and that may be sec the same thing, so we can still see the party get in trouble next wednesday. some of this fights isn't memo, say they've seize control of a strategically important town in western direct line state. they are counting on me. lots of fights is from ethnic minority groups say they've taken the polk toll of the over 2 months of intense fighting with the on the towns place to really

crucial deep water for they are kind of, i mean his fault. he is taking more autonomy for the states as the correct time population. for 9 months, the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces at basic choose the force be disappearing civilians and torturing them in detention center during the 9 months on. both sides deny the allegations and remove and talk to some of those who would detect the taint and beat every day for more than 3 weeks. mohammed recounts how he was beaten by his captors. he says he was in prison in the national television building, controlled by the parent military rapids support forces. his family puts out notices, in hopes of finding him after he disappeared from home and on demand. profundity that they took me from you to my house and stopped beating even before 7th man to take up to accuse me of working with the army and beat me mercilessly. they took me

to the state televisions building due to me and threw me into a room. there were people who are bleeding somehow distinguish cut off. i was beating every day for 23 days before they finally released. i was only a civilian and let them go. how much says more than 20 others where detained with him in the same room? ministers in these families have been reporting the 4th disappearances of relatives since the early weeks of fighting between the army and the r a staff. many of the missing were men, but the women were reportedly health to because of says she was detained by the parent military for over 8 months. per se car, as she says, are from rebel bullets fired by the recess while she was being tortured. i'm still so let it so fits as if i was being tortured, exceptionally abused. they accuse me of working with the government. i was taken to the eastern part of the capital along with other women. they beat us with a hold to the point we couldn't get up, they would wake us up with cold water if they find a sleeping. there was a woman who.