that has been done before can be done even better. as long as a human being is doing it. you just have to keep pushing because no one else can see, the vision is keywords you to the worst of ation is riley settlers and protests is blocked trucks carrying life saving age prevention, gone through the term of the asylum, crossing the on the bulk of the so just a lot from don't i will. so coming up in gaza, the lack of food is getting half a 1000000 people are facing from in most of them in the south likely we be forced to shop ration on across the region by the end of february,

or beginning or march view and stop humanitarian aid provider and gaza tells, i'll just see where the organization is on the brink of collapse of to separate the suspended that contributions to associate with states and the billing. convinced with the b of castle one cause a high on the edge of the us court rules. donald trump comes face trial on charges . he tried to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the point was that probably gonna made to be nearly full month since they as well began this devastating wong caused them enough to destroying the strips. northern central and punts of its southern areas is already fullest, isn't now intensifying their attacks of roughly near the border with egypt to the soldiers are firing from the land and sea. that's despite the un sound of the alarm

. by the possibility of must civilian casualties and further displacement. it'd be 2000000 palestinians on sheltering in rafa. and let me know where else to go with this escalation is rouse, i live united states sense it's top. diplomats, the region secretary of state anthony blinking is in castle. he's traveling late, it's a israel washington says it's trying to push for an enduring end to the war in gulf . i'm it, israel's prime minister, especially to continue the war until all his goals are met. this was the scene of the current of the solemn crossing between israel and gaza, where the far right protest has been trying to blow critical aid from entering into the gaza strip. insulating supplies, the palestinians desperately need to survive. the situation is more than dire. these living conditions are not fit even for animals. we sleep mode and wet, send no mattresses, pillows, nor covers even toilets and not available for worn out sick and fatigue. there's no food and when we get it,

we use wood fire to cook. there's no clean water. people are suffering from several diseases at the same time, and there's no medicine or children and suffering more than us. what did we do to deserve all this? we ran for our lives and left everything behind. i do not have any money. i have a family of 9 and we receive little aid, some flower, a few canned items every 3 days. the aid that's delivered is scarce and hardly reaches us. we can hardly survive. our life is really difficult. we're on the verge of salmon. well, nobody, all food supplies severely limited in gaza, but there is almost no access to clean rule. so i'll just say it was on us out should be for reports now from northern guns on the men's challenges posting his face, trying to find any watch with tool unless i'm not because it's still reeling under the roof. less is riley bump up and decades long see all cry, steve continued to unfold across the street, particularly in the know that daybreak people venture out hoping to find something

more to enough for each of these rarely occupation forces have read the destruction i need to residential areas, hospitals, schools, i'm places of washer and one of our they own, but also to the water supply network and even underground. well, as with the southern nation plants, real estate targeted and destroyed from the i was children, as you can see around on the streets, searching for both of them. and finally, we find something coming from under the debt free of this ruined residential building. people line up to our just to get some water line as you to go the do my you, i came for far away to get water for my children. can we found a well under this trouble, it's very difficult to find water. and when we get up at about 5 in the morning and start our mission, we're appealing to the world to enable us to receive food and water. and i remember, yeah, we as to whether or not so that's not the so it is a tragedy. well, the misery, our children are starving to death. we can't even give them a piece of bread children, a sick they've contract to diseases. the lack of water is another dilemma. and then

apply another, i'm she. so that are carried over here and i was almost 3 kilometers every day except to get some clean. what uh, what add insult to injury is that we all starving more money. this water isn't fit for human consumption with a cut, we have no other choice. the media on a level now or so to hello. and then as you know, they came and found one queue all the way to the end of the road. opened the return, empty handed it to make sure it gets some water. i must get up before sunrise load and then conduct a this is the situation and the newest because as strong as the total absence of clean water and the uh what, what do you see here is not drink or say for human consumption. palestinians are left between a rock and a hard place. as these radio patient forces have destroyed causes infrastructure, including the underground wells and the southern nation. finally, even those who managed to find some water. now face the long journey back on us to

show you just the all tremendous was the most conservative tank of a z m, who's in southern guns in the city of rough and topic. we've just seen images that have of the people struggling with very little water, barely any food, obviously able to face having devastating consequences including where you are. that's why it's old dozens who are complete. you're right now desperate due to the on getting bombardment by these very forces for their homeland to you inside the territory as they have been struggling to find lots of food. and also to get at least the minimum rates of medical supplies to treat the patient. as we have been seeing, 2 hospitals are overwhelmed with into the patient people. while markets are completely busy with people and evacuation centers a residents who are trying to secure the family members and to afford them all the basic mississippi's. the situation in the south is getting date by day,

much more or less on dalia, especially in light of the very limited amounts of the humanitarian supplies being allowed to get into the gaza strip when the past few days, especially children and women are the laws. as long as they have fixed it, policies will have been completely impact to the from the deep shortage of there was a basic mississippi, especially children are suffering from the absence of diapers, which caused a surprise. all is going in sick to us disease among those children alongside with the absence of hygiene conditions, even in the make shift shelters that had been recently set in inside a rough 5 district. so people for them every day is a new challenge of new struggle to survive as they are, are completely suffering from the worst men make catastrophe. being made by the east, by the due to its wide offensive military campaign in gaza strip and situation. much so much more dia, especially if there's going to be any potential military invasion for the day or district as these very defense minister you of the lot has been looming with the

option to start the ministry of durations in a rough life. this step might means might mean for palestinians. no loss of life and casualties means that there's going to be much more restriction on the delivery of humanitarian supplies for the last remaining area. that is supposed to be a save soon. for 1900000 palestinians living in it nowadays. i'm sorry. what's the latest on strikes? because we're hearing that they've been intensifying. what, what can you tell us to the yes, in the past hour there was a clear intensification of military strikes, especially on rough or what been seeing guns, hearing the sound of loud 3 military strikes that had been carried out near the boat is with egypt in the eastern part of rough wood been steering and seeing how the strikes had lightened this call rubbing, where the majority of the factories had been completely terrified. but yet there is

a new and he promised me being injured. had been a record that bought roof off today. this is not the 1st of the 1st attacks that they've been carried out to him, but we have been seeing the last few hours that $6.00 to new offices being killed off to and this to like that completely targeted a police back tool as it was securing the humanitarian troops that have been a good thing. so it's distribution centers to be light distribution for the majority of the back here, he's heading galls. oh, so the situation is absolute and critically dalia in the city of honey and his people being trapped on the vicinity of a mazda of hospital, they are unable to leave because of the intense uh, shooting of these by the snipers who are taking full control over the roof tops of the building stuff um its own going crashes on the ground between the medicines and between also these very soldiers. what trying to many tally control the city. busy at the situation in the, in the south day by day is getting much more dia, i'm an unwilling to the unrelated to the 2nd of destruction. also in the middle,

good roommate and the number of part of calls were at least 10 palestinians, half the reporter killed in one of the latest strikes when the value of refuge account that at this area that had been why the attacks within the past few months . with all the lights as the from guys attack. thank a process that goes as border of the and the issue preventing a from getting a to palestinians on raw, the biggest provider, if you minutes here and age into the strip is facing an onset in the future. often, many of its biggest international dentist suspended that funding last month to that, to my is owner as a global director of communications. she says, unless the funding freeze is reversed or other donors come for the aid agencies collapses imminent. the reason is likely to come to an end to end all the rest of the region of february or beginning of march, unless the suspend of the founding will resume the funding or if we get

funding. so all they're doing is an increase in funding. but so far and the 3 beginning of march, including also were $2000000.00 to rely on on down for their share surviving. so some of the beginning of the we're bringing in human a terry and supplies has been congress, some alteration and a huge challenge. not only for on ground, but for other humanitarian organizations. you see before the horse type, the dollar i've received on the average $500.00 trucks every day. in the days since the wisconsin and it's been 4 months in the days, we come even close to that number, the highest we have was $300.00. and that was only during the short lived discriminatory info. so much more humanitarian supplies need to come in. and also come most of supplies so that the marketing does that, which is almost nonexistent. ma'am,

can stand back on it's feet that human internal ration and also just let by on ro cannot do it on his own us actually a states and c, blinking is he in doha, he's my counsel has a media shake to mean been, i'm it, i'll pony washington area said lincoln, once to broker and ensuring and the role in gauze him later on. and he'll be heading to israel monitoring development. see it in the house and about how some this is. so one stop on a tour of the region. what do we expect these leaders to be saying when they get that pressed company shortly? as one of the key elements of this trip is the agreement between how boss and is vile oil. when it comes to gaza, they need to do one, has just issued a statement saying that the imagining his meeting with the us, texas state and they blanket insisted on the need for consensus,

international and regional office. that was big, the wife for an immediate cease by a protection of civilians of the can and the ongoing humanitarian aid throughout the entire gaza strip. the secretary state is now talking to the prime minister. so how much would all but i'm not attended with expecting them any time now for the press briefing, one of the key elements here, as i said, need, is the american looking forward to hear what was the unsettled, have as to some of aspects of the proposal. that was presented to them about 2 weeks ago based on the idea of a phased di that would start with a the, a point of about a $4.00 to $5.00 weeks in exchange for the release of 35 to 40 is riley, top to is most the women and elderly, but that how much has made some concerns over what happens a want of to phase one. they say that they would like to get more guarantees that phase $2.00 and $3.00 could be conducive to an a permanency is by,

on the outside. as i've said over the last few weeks of the company and they have piece of a point where they can say that they've managed and out of some of the differences between how much and is why. and that is just a matter of time to, for both parties pinned down a find the agreement that the best confidence could give us some indication of what we are likely to expect in the upcoming days. yeah, and of course we'll be covering that in great detail and in the meantime, what we all waiting for of the phone minutes. the problem is the end us actually of state to speak and give us a sense of, of capital as role in the mediation process. tobate's so basically they have been instrumental, they put in together the only supplement that was between how mouse and is vile in lights, november the paved, the way for an exchange of captives. it's a follows by my humanitarian pulls us. it was so fond john to the point where the alternatives were desperate for putting together another supplement,

a class and these right is spot to the winds and plus bombardment of gaza. now the semantics are going to be different because that is, as i meant on the need for something that we know hold on. this is why when you listen to the statements by the seeing the atari officials over the last few weeks, they've been saying that this time it has to be a c's. why on this? they say the c i to i with the americans with egypt should be all the key 3 main players when it comes to the negotiation on the need for sees via the hoping to be able to put more pressure on how much to. but some of the concessions by the same time that helping to see the americans put more pressure on prime minister benjamin not telling you how to get to give the go ahead for the new. but i have to say that this is the 5th trip of a secular state linked into the regents this october, the 7th back that if you remember, his said that his biggest concern is the need for the violence to come to an end.

insistent got the same time of the americans would like to see how much destroyed but the political landscape has of a change in the region. we're talking about flat reps in the young men in syria and iraq, whether americans have lost as strikes, targeting pro iran and a lies in the 3 countries raising many can says among some of the key regional players such a sound here, baby of the possessor for this to further degenerate into a full blown ministry confrontation that control iran into the complex. and this explains why some of the key regional players are saying that we have to be extremely careful with comes to moving forward. first of all, we have more than a 1000000000 muslims saying that this will is i'm fat is on just the americans are opposite of the doing nothing to put an end to it. and therefore we need to see it coming to an end. otherwise, the defense would continue and frustrations of been a hundreds of millions of muslims all over the world would continue. but they don't

want to see along with this potential for a major ministry confrontation. and the reason of this explains why behind closed doors were talking about the need for putting it on to the escalation and ensuring that we have a d at any time soon. alright, how soon will no doubt be backwards. you off to that press conference that to in the thanks for now. the light still ahead here and i would just say that the cost of floor installation is set to double in to diagnose the country's conflict. continues the in depth analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa from its accusations of genocide, in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a textbook genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term. informed opinions when the us,

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[000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out a series or a mind about top stories this out. she knows that being held in rough sizes around intensifies it's offensive. the city in the south of casa has been attacked at land and c. 100. other students have been killed since monday is already protest as the once again, blocking humanitarian aid from entering the gaza strip to be demonstrating of the term of asylum border crossing. more than 100 trucks of live saving supplies were stopped from entering gaza shoes. effective sites, obviously blinking is in the holding tank sweep the mia shake. somebody's been

coming on pony washington area said lincoln wants to probably come in, ensuring and the will. can guys okay, well let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's in washington the dc. so we are of course, waiting for him to be blinking to give his assessment of what is the trip so far as open a balance. but i understand that the national security adviser passports past the mileage on could be a house that has spoken and all that long ago. what do you have to say? oh yeah, that's right. well, we await the secretary state for his summation. we've already had one from john kirby, the national security council spokesperson. and what he said is that the 1st stop that took place in saudi arabia on monday was the successful one for the secretary of state that the effort. so normalization talks between saudi arabian israel have been successful so far there's been positive feedback and the willingness

apparently from both sides to continue those talks. but we also know is that on the issue of the a more israel is waging on gaza, that there is still a willingness to continue the discussions there as well in terms of trying to find some way to have a truce or a ceasefire if you will. to allow for humanitarian aid, in other words, that week long pause and fighting that was seen back in november. this time there was an effort to try and see something much more in the neighborhood of even as long as one month. so those discussions are also continuing what the national security council spokesperson said though, is that these are 2 entirely separate issues that are taking place in terms of discussions. now the other thing that was being discussed in this call with reporters was the fact that the german chancellor will be here on later in the week, i believe on friday. and what that is about is that the german chancellor will be

here to discuss. many of these issues that are great concern to european leaders right now, particularly the fact that there is such a escalation in the middle east. the fact that the, the israel's war on gaza has now continued to sort of spiral into other areas, concluding the fact that there has been us strikes not only and a rock syria and also, and yep. and, but of course, also one of the big factors of concern for european leaders is the high call cost of civilian lives. israel has waged in terms of palestinian lives. that is another focus that will be discussed later in the week. and also kimberly eye blinking dos . go on from consul to israel. he has faced uh no sort of criticism from some of the far right. members of the cabinet. actually, i'm afraid. kimberly, we are going to now cross over to the press conference here in the us section of

state on the guitar. a foreign minister of both about to speak less listening to that conference. it's a lot of going on for him. so they come up with a lot of the me often you'll meet in the onset. i would like to welcome my colleague, mister on to blinking us chris tree of state to go house on the data system. and we had a series of meetings over the past few weeks and no one in washington today in doha. first off, i would like to to brief hour to meet the staff that we have received the response from her mouth about the general framework of the government. of a comparative is

a dealer that responds have some comments on the framework. however, in general, we can what we could say, it's a positive. however, due to the sensitivity of this stage, we can delve into detail as such. our response mix us up to a mistake and we the response was handed to the is there any part team? not pushing, meeting with his excellency the secretary of state we have discussed licked his developments in the war. and particularly the unfortunate expansion of the crisis and it's run medications on the safety and stability of that age. and we have seen several tensions in addition to the war on going on guys which have a whole lot of spilled from the um, from the gas this thread. bad the opinion territories to these, to draw them, syria, iraq, i'm in the red sea. i think this will post trinity to express my condolences to

his uh, secretary of to his excellence is to create another state uh for the most of the um, soldiers of the ally. and so we in the state, the tar, we call and the couldn't don't or accept to such an action that could impact the function of the alliance or the coalition in the region. we have wanted from day one of the risk of expending the circle of violence in the region as the region already suffered as several conflicts on ongoing in my how as christ see is i'm, it's sad, been us to see such situations and the end that agent today and the couldn't put, dies a deal in guys and therefore we caught up on all parties to fix sort of size,

the optimal size restraints and avoid making any decisions that could lead to model blood shed. and indeed just civilians and international trade vis. what has to lead to more than 20020000 souls and guys, leaving behind more than 66000 in june, including women and children. and that's why we caught up on the international community to show the responsibility for an immediate sci fi out. it's a high tide for a strict on from international position in this context, i would like to point out about the social spending. the suspending funding of the on the wall would have get this traffic consequences as it would be not more than $6006.00 medium seem use for them. you know, many to a young age. we believe in the importance of the united missions on the,

on the law, and we need to separate the uh, between the underwater and a, as in, as a you on an organization and some individuals who have committed some of this pay x. and therefore, we tongue punish the entire organizations for the act. so on actions also a few individuals that we are concerned about because i'm going to tell you in conditions of situations what excessive bit due to more cuts off is and band. so now what a sponsibility to was the point of seeing young people we confirm and stress the continued support of definitely seeing in front of the people in gaza and deliver the offer. and that's why the custody mediation has been successful and reaching the end agreement to allow me to since integrated so particularly in the most affected areas and those in private industry. but i'm based on directives all for his. hi,

miss. the mayor of got taught and no 75 military and got the plans have been dispatched. the cutting more than 2000 ton was all for food a done to field hospitals as well as needed. maybe since i'm in collaboration with our partners in the u. k. of france and italy, in addition to the, in the christian churches, organizations committee and more than $600.00 students had been evacuated from does a including individual injured individuals to receive treatment and go ha and um, so i'm meeting our commitment to provide, to me, to come to a, to more than 1500 injured in addition to spawn setting more than 3000 children and who knows that they are. and as that is all over the war. and despite the regional

and international efforts of the full months of the water fair, the hospitals continue to be targeted to hospitals continue to be bombarded and displaced. people continue to be killed on the roads. so all of the displacements that you want an excellent c a we this value and appreciate the all water cooperation with the united states during this crisis across all the dimensions. and we us, by out of that, i'll what continued a 1st would be free. it full and would contribute to a to a full, i'm comprehensive, the deal and the seas. if i add an i take this opportunity to express our thanks, i'm lucky to, to you for your position and the steps in this area. and i went into a national park though it is in progress, the u. k. it's only egypt to that collaboration with us across all the humanitarian and it dimensions to elevate the humanitarian crisis. and conclusion,

we look for war to continue the stokes between our 2 countries to each to a solution. i'm stability in the region, particularly i'm into this war and look forward to about the future for the region . thank you. all. good evening. everyone is okay because you're a 100. thank you. thank you for the as always, very productive discussions that we had today this evening with the mirror and with the, the prime minister as well. we've had constant engagement at the highest levels of our respective governments going back many, many weeks, not months with an intense focus on securing the release of hostages and getting extended pause to help address the dire humanitarian situation in gaza. and we saw the results of the last pause, the initial pause of

a $105.00 hostages out a significant increase in humanitarian assistance getting in the repair of critical