a 100 and so why you were spring? did it ever occurred to that? what you were spring might hurt you. design your plans for people. so who do you hold responsible for? what's happened to the the hello i'm role matheson, this is a news our life from joe hall coming up in the next 60 minutes. the israel run some attacks on was off by himself and the guys are killing 63 people. protest study and spend a sleepless night on able to leave the homes and shelters the. meanwhile, israel's house,

as an overnight operation in ross, are led to the rescue of 2 captives. the ministry says both men are healthy and under observation in hospital. is there any forces face resistance from palestinian fighters and con eunice? just north of prophet bottles are still underway and does indonesia prefers to go to the polls? education is a priority. we're going to report from a remote village where voters hopes they won't be forgotten. the we're going to begin to southern guys are where the is really ministry's run thing of its attacks on rough up as it prepares for a possible ground defensive in the region. palestinians have spent a sleepless night, as israel carried out, an intense wave bum bum bum, boardman. at least 63 palestinians were killed in the air strikes,

which is still under way its several hips near the co pays hospital. one of the few guys are still functioning crowds of injured palestinians, including children, a streaming into the overburdened health facility. 1.4000000 people are crammed into rafa often seeing is very bombardment or following amenities forced evacuation on the we were home when the strikes were. i'm going i told my mother that i wanted to use the bathrooms, she was awake. suddenly, all those of the bathrooms and all the containers above it collapsed on me. i'll just see the static, i'll boise on recorded this video showing the moments these are the military struck rough overnight? the very clue. similar to pills. course that sounds very close. it seems that these thought through the military operation and encouraging the roof of

the organ across to a correspondent, honeywell, who's, who's on the phone. we usually talk to honey by a video, but the overnight bombardment that we saw there, and tonics video is being so intense and it's still under way so he can't go to his usual life position. honey. just bring us up to date with what's happening at the moment. as well so far were looking. i've been on, on an off the sound of explosions, still happening at the eastern part of the city and to the northern part. the area of the between hon unit and drop, i did the sounds of loud explosions and artillery something along with the naval forces. if a naval forces firing at the quote, the load that it's supposed to be available for people to move it from the central

area throughout the city. but over night, a tax and 10 bombing campaign a took place that at midnight at about 1 o'clock, these really military stated that was a special operations to release the top is inside the roof at the dealership or a district that's the northern of the city. and it's important to point out sure border is almost of 1000 of displays palestinian. since the beginning we're talking about an area in which the bombing was taking place. full of display families was set up their 10th and empty land or inside residential homes. it is a very sleepless restless night for people who wear or cod in the, under the bombing, the heavy bombing during the past the hour. then they are the hours of this morning where there's a vast majority of the box here, the level of destruction caused by the ongoing and by me for a lot of people who they thought and believed that was the beginning of the ground

and says in the city just giving the intensity and the, the scale of the bombing desk that took place, that included destruction of residential homes within about 10 residential loans been completely destroyed to moscow to let go to the ground public facilities, older roads that leading to that particular area where the, these really monetary stated, the 2 copies were inside a building on up on the 2nd floor, a bike creating the bulk of fires around the area, preventing anybody from moving in and out. so we're talking about the vast majority of people. we're in the area until early hours of the morning when the operations came to an end and the bombing was missed. intense we were able to leave, but we did. these were very, very horrifying hours for the families for their children and for the displays and the elderly who were inside that area. so 5,

the reports about 63 people have been that killed him. this overnight intense bombing campaign, at the same time over simulate tenuously. there was the bombing activity going on in the central area. nearly the ability to block an area that is, that was designated to see for the displays says, how has been in this from the other central areas and from doesn't. in the northern part 15 people are being reported killed or reported to a lot. so hospitalized already over whelmed hospital for a lot of people. what happened last night or in, over in the overnight a type is just, it's an element that will feed into nathan the whole narratives of an a pretext for the coming, a ground dispenses. and it will only increase that bit tied for conducting it according to what we've heard from people on it. thank you very much indeed. how am i going to on the phone there from roughly it was defense. minnesota says a 2 captives have been rescued. an overnight operations off on

and this video shows the moment is ready, strikes will carry dogs to catches of beans loan to hospital in israel. and the military says they're in good health. they've been identified as a 6 year old. fernando mom on an 70 year old louis car. i'm very happy to announce that this night to release hostages landed here achieve a medical center. israel's largest hospital they were receiving r e r. n initial examination were conducted by r e. r. stop. and they are in a stable condition and we tend to continue and follow them up for the coming uh days until will be for sure, clear of their medical situation. the son in law of one of the rescued captive. it

says that families have been able to visit him in hospital in the search. the is really government to reach an agreement with how much to release the rest of the captives as soon as possible. luckily for us, there's a family. there was saved through nights, but i must say that the job is not done. we are happy to day, but it's not always we, we didn't win. it just another step was bring gigs or the hub in until before hostages back home. and we know about the discussions in cairo waiting periods and out is between the hum us in between is rarely use the media. those please be serious. it strike a deal. they usually people needs the deal done not yesterday, not tomorrow to day. we want it done as soon as possible. you know, that's what they'll give us some reason. we must grease elizabeth. is there any

armies me speaking about the ministry's actions involved a correspondent, robbery challenge is joining us live from occupied east of us. and so i understand that it was me saying it was coming out. these raids, part of those rates is to be guessing these 2 captives out the yeah. so the admitted tree is that, that the intense bombardment, that's a rough i was subjected to last night, was essentially covered for this rescue operations, which is another ministration among many of how much death and destruction is rails minute trays waiting to inflict some cause. it's proceeds, it's goes 60 by stats for a rescue operation to get to is right in caps has out the defense ministry. your collaborative spence minister has called this impressive rescue operation. he says that he was watching it on a folder with benjamin netanyahu. and deposit is ready officials now,

daniel gallery is the spikes bus and for the is ready, all mates went into a bit more detail about the old price. and he said at 1 49 in the morning, like full time offices from the is ready for the police is at least yeah, my unit breached at an apartment building in the sense or a roof, where that's where the cap sites are being housed. they protected these captives as they took them outside on the fire and got them to the safe side. he says that this was an operation that it'd be for pat sometimes by the way, things of the right conditions in which they can put it into place. really after weeks of fighting these are the 1st contents to actually have been investigated by these readings. and of course, meanwhile, told some of the ceasefire continuing the well yeah, i mean there is some various takeaways that we can get from this. this is, this is obviously good news for benjamin netanyahu. it's out of time in which there

is no very much good news for his government. they will, of course, play into the government's narrative, fax, uh, the operations the rough box. ground operation of soul scan incursion into a rough box is a necessary part of these rails full and gauze. that's it highlights though, the difficulty inherent in completing these rescue operations. as far as we understand, there is only been one other thing that kind of variety fits the bill of looking like as this operation, which was when a female soldier or a mega dish was taken out of a refugee camp in the northern parts of gauze that way back, they don't tell you about, so not very many examples of this kind of thing going off successfully. it's direct . that's another interesting thing here, which is the fact that these concepts are found no belief in east ground in the

tunnels, but above ground. in an apartment building assumption is that most of the counselors are being held on the grounds box. let's step back and look. we have seen reports coming out recently, roommates from these ready government, perhaps more cap saves have died since some type of this happens that has been officially admitted. saves. that might be the reason for holidays room is coming out if that starting the thing that some of the captains are being held above ground. but of course, if it being held up by perhaps they are subjects to the exactly the same kind of intense minute trip on bob and aerial bombardment, that the rest of causes population to being subjected to. really thank you very much indeed have already challenged talking to some occupied east jerusalem as well over the past 4 months as it was. relentless bombing campaign has repeatedly forced palestinians. further side of it began in october when he is very ami, announced a 6 hour window for residence of northern gods at the head south past the why,

the gaza wetlands, the following month, the air force dropped bleach. that's east of con eunice, ordering people to evacuate to what it called, no shelters. and december, palestinians in the north, in the center of the gaza strip when instructed to move to shelters in dental ball of january. so israel or the hundreds of thousands of people and con, used to leave for milwaukee. many were targeted by tanks, artillery shells, and small arms fire as they fled. the latest order by prime minister netanyahu focuses on raw 5 when more than 1400000 already displaced. the palestinians, or 2 thirds of the population, are sheltering. the question is, where can they go? egypt has repeatedly rejected the force displacement. depaula stands on northern rafa is blocked by is waiting troops. so we're going to bring in this as a product. he's an associate professor of golf politics accounts or universities golf studies center. very good to have you with us. we are seeing that we have 1400000 people in guys who been crammed into a very small part of the strips,

roughly 60 through square kilometers of the strip. and yet the bombardment is continuing. it is very difficult to see how any sort of evacuation or means of escape to be given to the people who are trapped in this very small area. yeah, i mean it's, unfortunately, the thing that this operation will really be a conducted without keeping many, many people, as you said, a lot of confining in bodies want to place even the more modern we don't know how many people were killed this service night. but we know that if that is on the ground or offensive it, would it be impossible for, for the certainly a government to guarantee that the people who have they have safe passage to the north where there is nothing know where to go because it was already destroyed, and a bite of the government says united states by the opinion and let us, we're asking you started to make sure that it's a see the protection on the plan. we'll know that so far. this didn't on top of me,

i just read reading uh, one of the lines are coming from georgia's here. the. it's saying that it's quoting the house ministry in gaza saying that is when strikes and southern gauze, southern city of golf club, 48 hours study. and so when did the dozens of others not number may of course increase or certain it and certainly change. given the fact that this is not happening in such a concentrated area. and the determination of the is really another tre and it was really the matching yahoo walk cabinet is to destroy hom, us. and how close is israel getting to breaching the conditions of the international court of justice ruling that it should avoid genocide in gossip while it's very difficult to know and model, where is a baby for to know when we are going to it know that there is no way, many criteria to deter mine when it's going to be a genocide. we are witnessing 7000 people killed every most like this face. and i assume that with the, the funding in profit, we increase the amount of people kill every every month. but there is no it

criteria to determine that on when it's going to be that their mind is going to be maybe in 2 years when that's why it was just ended. when it's going to be too late . how many people would be there in the coming 12 months before rama the when you started, the claims that they want to stop by police? the bigger, the biggest part of the appraisal, we don't know at if we be enough to determine the started coming to the general side. could be because actually they are announcing that they're going to go buy, or they're going to start gusta. and so there's an expected amount of people that will be killed with a business plan to really mean a people to place. and people are, which is one of the criteria that i had a lot of stuff is used to that, that might, if it was open, you know, we, we know it into the yes or maybe for a i, we know that other companies are supporting these funding this can be spread out that they would be defending israel and be the say close here that you sort of have the legitimate rights to defend against thomas and benjamin netanyahu. and his war

cabinet set from the outset that they had to main goal was which was to remove how much as a threats to israel, but also to return the captives to israel. now if it's overtakes is off as it appears to be intending to do at the moment and essentially achieves those 2 goals . one would normally think that that would be the start to the end of the process that would be to sell to the end of the war. what do you think would happen once or if those 2 goals would achieve? so while the 1st of all, i don't think any of the quotes can be achieved, it's impossible that we all know that it's impossible to, to, to 20 minutes. how much only because young physically and how many people it needs to be killed for you started to go through the, the meaning of how much they they came that they can sense how some really sense of uh, of, of how much have we don't know how many, they are how many is fairly close here? they are in. so when resorted, we decide that we think we need to thomas politically on the physically,

it's impossible to that their mind because there are other members of how they are in other countries and for the company a on the other hand, and we saw the report that only 2 hostages were fried in the last few months and the only hostage that they were at the very good were because of negotiations. so negotiates improved to be more effective in achieving the 2nd goal. that's and then funding who did their mind, but he already read going on so many of them already already killed. we don't know by whom. and so the sense that there's a very small, an interest in that she been sick on the main focus is on the 1st one was going to happen if he had 6 both of course, he's futures living, we've been there. that's what he's going to to happen if any of them said god. so that's why he's pushing so hard to reach that to me that off the crossing of it, of course, is that the, the only access for humanitarian need to get into guys at the moment. and if israel carries out this offensive and pushes it into the off of what do you think that's going to mean for the delivery of humanitarian aid into gaza?

it would be a cup of coffee because i'd be sent by an agent. we prevents that. the people trying to cross the border because there's only way to, to escape. i mean, if you have one median, people can find the one place on fox. i think you for once have you, we tried to across the board. so this would make it easy to stop this and which of course it is not going to prevent that muscle go, but the will stop also the transfer of a shumate that i made. so they got some, the big street making that he made the crisis event much bigger. it's interesting to see the how the community is not aware or somewhere, but they are not doing enough to guarantee that that they are far more that it's open and it's, uh, i mean that's how people just receiving enough. i mean it's, i mean it's really interesting to get your thoughts on this vision is economy. we appreciate it. thank you very much and thank. ready now many displays palestinians, i'm leaving that off. i is unthinkable,

even though they've been forced from their homes and they're living in mix shift shelters with no access to food, clean water, or basic services. here's the story of one man living an attempt with his children and the border with egypt. as music and had the windshield gun. we'll call you on the shots, the shipment, the government, the how to level the, the model, the model of nato from i'm awfully, you know, that's not about for now heading on this one, the plan on the what i like and, and that, and because i model i mean, look on them, look at me, look at and then look on the job in the hand knowledge city. and that's with the what, all that you might can innovate on the mead with somebody with more in the bottom of the, than the input devices. like gotten that i see the left in the last us. i haven't gotten anything like that. and then there's a month to show you how to fish and while you normally it's a little while i'm way it is. it will if you haven't done that. oh, but i'm in a part of the nuts. i'm glad you the you i'm the looking definitely on in my house

of luck. well the and the little for the time in the had been, i've been for like i don't have a we should have hardly less of had give. i'll hopefully within the muslim animal with that will not split the path and then have that that the be that as a man with that stuff up in the mean while we definitely shoveled falsely, that even one the i'm on the, on the, on the life miles and then, well, the administrator with him, the not, i've been out of them. so i'm not, and that's of not often to us let them look. and then in that session was the, when, what isn't kind of, you know, i, she lost a few nice english the and i left in the but how about some of the home? so i can see that could be the one by the end. the mission with how do i commend the cynical could one of the for the to the civic. yeah, but you would only a how does he, even though i don't, is i'm in the room to show over a lot of individuals shopping away than most of the machine that i have to that you

don't go to the shop and follow splitting the line for the shop well on the inside and the vision send the ends in the football field. i've been working with those of the others didn't even present my hotel boxes in carlos, capital, doha, for adults with leaders about a possible cx. 5 deal in gaza is expected to hold talks to is kataria, mia? she'd come and been home about tony cost on the us on egypt to be leading negotiations between israel and homeless us president joe biden has spoken to his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu urging him to ensure the safety of civilians in any military assault on rough. i'm sure how many times it has more from washington dc. the 1st day joe biden was mildly critical that he is ready for the destruction of gauze. the conduct of the response in gaza in the guise of strip has been um over the top.

i'm some the abs ready, prime minister appeared on to us networks went to a shoulders watching, but it has been worth it. and it was sold on rough uh and southern because it would be next. victory is within reach. we're going to do it. we're going to get the remaining, how mos jarvis battalions and rough rock, which is the last bastion, but we're going to do it and then disagree with the americans. we're going to do it while providing safe passage for the civilian population. so that can lead those times were among the topics discussed in a cold between joe biden. i live in young on sunday, the white house saying that by the rear, from his view to the military operation and rough, i should not proceed without a credible um, executed will plan for ensuring the safety and support for the more than 1000000. people sheltering that then, you know, who said that's exactly what the as really ministry is growing up. we are working out a detailed plan to do so. and that's what we've done up to now, we're not, we're not cavalier about this. this is part of our award effort to get some

feelings out of harm's way. it's part of how mazda is effort to keep them in harm's way, but we've so far succeeded, and we're going to succeed again. those will say that under no circumstances, should we enter off or are basically saying lose the war. also on sunday. yes, another story in the us media equation, anonymous wife, house officials about how frustrated joe biden has become with benjamin netanyahu. and how some of his advisors are suggesting the president become more publicly critical in those risks to help suit elements of a democratic party base. however, the report says the administration is rejecting calls to impose any conditions on military a day as well. so even off the 50 percent self described by votes has told one pole the view is really operation and goals. it is a genocide. biden's administration remains a step of false baccha of the bombardment she ever time see out. is there a washington or is there any forces of shouting killed a palestinian not in the house on the occupied was bind?

is there the media reporting that it might have been trying to stab soldiers? it came hours off to another, published in english shots. why is ready for susan occupied east? jerusalem. may say they opened fine when he tried to attack police officers. there's been a surgeon violence in the occupied was bang since the stars of the war. and guys in october, at least $392.00 out of cities are being killed by is very forces on settlers in 4 months. and these really armies been conducting more rates across the occupied westbank palestinians. confronted as many forces germany incursions in nablus and the ballasa and refugee camp, there were also raids, and a number of villages and the town of moons south of tama city were going to cost any day. but him who's in ramallah for us to just talk us through the latest rates, need to as well we are talking about rays that took place in several cities in the occupied to us bank. as you'll see there nap listed up my log in in the field. yeah . and have grown as well to the south of the occupies was spent. so you're talking

about the large scale of those ways that we've been seeing them increase since the 7th of october with an increased number of palestinians who have been detained. we are also hearing stories of palestinians telling us that when these radio army enters one house, they start to run, slacking the contents of the house as what we've been seeing, a lot of late fee and many say that this is considered as part of the revenge that's being sick and against palestinians who are just safe in their homes. we're talking about it total number of 20 palestinians who have been arrested overnight raising the total of palestinians will have been arrested. says the service of october to more than $6915.00 palace thing is across the occupied west bank. and also we're talking about for injuries. the latest was close to us here in a drum village which is a drum town which is close to it from

a law and jerusalem with, with heating from local sources that these really forces. yes indeed, they've pulled back a little bit to the entrances of the town, but they're still there in the around palestinians, and that's when they injure then is shots and injured one, palestinian. we're talking about also those palestinians were just going about their daily lives. were trying to go from home to work home to school when they are met by is really soldiers either during those read or on these really ministry check points, you're talking about the situation we're posting is do we don't feel safe just going about their daily lives either from one city to another or just being in their homes in their cities. when those is where the forces raised the need to have him and her mom, i need to thank you very much indeed. sizes, the palestinians with disabilities are being forced to navigate the challenges of a war zone without as access to vital health services. those who are on deaf are deaf are able to hear the signs of buttons,

but still feel the intensity of the bloss. this is one mind story. the low low you just the of the how the or the, the day i this is heather. this was a lot of who should have never had. this is the order by the have to worry the funding for the what else? the money and leave out of the minute. why the shooting myself, if you're maybe my, you above the law, i'm something for i did the 2nd level without the which all of live just buy the lot of, you know, on the internet on the how, you know, you know, from the, you want us little actually on her god, the good fish. the said,

oh, the more on the i was trying to do the housing, the, the, i had was the, have you gotten the whole for the sure the, how good of the sort of you, that one of the guns of a mazda, how loud you down. know, so how do you that on the level of the, you know, the normal possibly process will, will this to her all the heads of facility on the fish i just had, i really do the little all of us meet the living one this like uh, i got to live, i never go for so got the whole body on the on it. i got a lot of stuff. uh oh, no, i thought i had all the stuff. no, i show you still hon. for me to go over the full hell control the holy

feel sort of how not to then see what was the uh the the product from your apple doesn't have the title please. i love. that's definitely what i don't see. well, let me know what the heck. yeah. i'm still ahead and i'll just say the story of a palestinian refugees who's the mayor of a small swedish town and how she's raising her voice to raise awareness of what's happening in just the i had a lot of bad. the weather was rather miserable and wet across europe over the weekend, and i don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but we've got more rain to come. on monday it'll be pulling into west and pots of

fronds, the heaviest of that rain, bringing with a flood warning because much all the mediterranean. we've got a shadow re outlook with thunder storms expected in parts of greece and west. the weather for to keep. it looks laundry, what as well for eastern parts of europe, some welcome snow is expected to fall on the out. and you can see the winds picking up across the north with in the winter weather moving into scandinavia for places like no way as well as sweden, denmark, um, what's the weather? wintery conditions for western parts of russia as well? now it is looking rather unsettled across the north of brisson on the island of ireland. the winds that pick up here on choose a move in a way of showers as well. we will see some rooms come back and it is going to pick up across spain. and portugal moving away is sunshine for the likes of madrid. so you can see that wounds coming back in for monday into tuesday, temperatures at picking up here across from western pots as well. and in the east, if we have a look at the 3 day 4 keys in ukraine,

a pretty pleasant picture. on monday with sunshine, that sure well hey jamie into buildings as a un ambassador position given to you by or does have both. you've described that is better than is better than any of your thoughts provided. hang on. my question to you all the good cooks. i think is the most difficult press than our part to answer facing realities. us veto in the security council. this is a may just something go cause a problem to exit or to hear the story on told to how does era a really unique perspective don't want to be, but don't want to talk even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really a formatting, thoughtful this coverage and there's no reason to target the journal on hers voices, and i'm of the communications on please connect with our community and tap

into conversations you will find elsewhere be that women are delivering babies in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs and this is unacceptable. the stream on out just the or in the the watching out. just need a reminder of our top stories. this are these really amenities run picking up its attacks on the rock in southern gaza as it prepares for the possible ground defensive in the city. at least 48 people were killed in strikes. overnights 1400000 displays palestinians, or shelter in rough or the is

defense minister says to is really captain subbing rescued and an overnight operation in rafa. familiar trees has been good house and they've been flo, the hospital in israel for observation. us president joe bivens. ours is very prime minister benjamin netanyahu to ensure the safety of civilians in any military offensive. and rafa nothing yahoo says the southern city is the last boston of homeless as is there any forces prepared for the potential ground defensive and rough? i've that all questions about where palestinians will be moved to and what israel's plan is. the relentless bombardments rendered most of gaza uninhabitable. reasoning the south lightfoot, it shows the extensive damage to infrastructure across the strip. the one says 79000 homes and apartment blocks are completely destroyed. and 290000 have been damaged. only 6 of the guys is 36 hospitals, a set to be still functioning, making it nearly impossible for palestinians to access basic medical services. a

level for soc is the spokesperson for the palestine red crescent society. she's joining us from romano. thank you very much indeed. for being with us and just with regard to the situation and all for 1st of all, in the event the israel decides that it is going to carry out this military operation. do you have any sort of idea of where you are going to take patients and your medical crews? a good morning. thanks for having me. we are deeply wooded regarding the as a threat to need off the ground invasion, a forklift, or any how nearly half population of costs are stripped since the beginning of the war and goes, people are just sleek to the beach on is reading evacuation or there's so many as how already evacuated, 3 or 4 times, some families even evacuated. 10 times the question is, where should people go? there is no safety place at all. and there is no way to evacuate. how population to

we are the question where and on top of the complete destruction of the infrastructure and that's on support agent as well. we make it impossible for people to find their ways to go anywhere. didn't get into consideration. that's already now also, there is bombardments that is happening as one in one unit and in central augusta. so there's no way people can go nowhere. and any ground invasion or intensifying boulevard meant supported out by when absolutely means committed massacres, because hundreds and thousands of people wouldn't be killed every single quino mirror. there's many people drop by has already been pretty crowded. there's no space and shelters. thousands of people are just in the streets. they don't even have tend to stay as sense. there's not enough tens for anyone. so that means a gets us to think human. it's very important to us to fig. move them the one we

are already with jesse's. we've already been reporting 4 weeks now and on the, the low levels of food and access to clean water and medical facilities. um, a new step and we've just been saying that only 6 of guys us 36 hospitals are still in any sort of case functioning. what is the rest of your thing? not only from the as rarely bombardment, but also from the risk from disease as well spreading through the vast numbers of people particularly crammed into an area like raw fund. first, we don't have enough ambulances to transport dozens of injuries. that wouldn't happen because of such a military operation and go and basically, even yesterday we have extreme difficulty removing the ambulance is what the intense bombardments was taking place and wrong. absolutely. hospitals are doesn't have capacity to receive dozens of injuries. since most of the hospitals who are

now in the open eating, fortunately, are witnessing and having severe shortage of medical supplies and medicines, they already overcrowded work um, more than their full capacity. and they can't even receive a dozens of more injuries. that means people will also lose their lives because they will not get the medical treatment they need since how the health system is already collapsing of the hospitals. that's been open. anything the burly can save lives, the baird account, save lives on top of that. people are just getting infectious diseases. we're talking about almost 600 thousands of people who got infection with diseases such as a skin diseases um and, and other diseases. uh they, they go because of being over the car, within any shelters,

there is no hygiene. there is no water to maintain hygiene, anders. i also know i'm unity because because people don't have access to fluids, people are just as starving. the situation is, what are the buyers? most of the people are literally starving. they really can have one me a day with extreme difficulty. they can have some access to clean water and they are blocking every single basic human utility underneath. they are suffer from the quote. many are in the streets with all steven shelters or the 10th, or whatsoever they do top warm and blankets. they don't have warm, inclusive, and the situation is absolutely disaster. we've been reporting that just recently there had been what appeared to be taught and talking to the tax on police and civil security officials in rafa. but of course, over the several weeks we've had reports that medical crews have been caught up in the fighting as well. just tell me for the the mental attitude of the medical crews

that are working and gaza is at the moment when they're working on just such a tremendous pressure on under such dangerous circumstances. a medical team since the beginning of the reward and gods are trying their best to continue providing their life tv services, the work and extremely dangerous bathroom possible conditions. they were one, they hear the sounds of environments continuously that happens at hospitals as well . and this is, can be told from the figures, as we know, most hospitals went out of service today, more it's the day 22nd for the season, attacking hospitals in hun, you one is south of casa and hospital, which is one way to kind of find the crescent and also i'm not that hospitals are being up to this moment b. c at the top. is there any res happens at an hospital?

the hall, or really between 9 medical workers from inside the hospital. i mean, the 9 p r c s members, including 4 doctors and one nurse from an hospital as a forces damaged medical equipment, as well as detained our clinics. and what do you want? is there a believe you really the team beat them? and they, they, they, the address, it can affect the conditions under things such as even stealing money from patients, the medical staff and everyone at the 9 of them from drinking water or even using the bathroom. the situation as the conditions medical teams are witnessing is just heard of vic, no doctor or medical team capital periods. in such conditions, you're talking about continuous ahead or 6 use the you are encountered, which is also an inbox that a mental health. the word was extreme shortage of medical supplies and with defense

and even power outage at some point, and they continue to do their best to save life and they've all thoughts. how can we appreciate you being with us? thank you very much. indeed, the color is very forces of focusing on the rough people in the north and guys are struggling to survive the running out of food and basic necessities and fox relief reports that should do. we'll see, we'll negotiate a few look, but people are getting hungry and gaza as food supplies run short and simple as conditions grow worse, many are struggling to survive and have a nice amanda. starbucks, we are experiencing great suffering. our house was bombed. we now live in the shelters where 15 people living in 10th were drenched and rain and sewage. we have no food whatsoever. the children cried, day and night because they are hungry. they're still there. you guys have learned more. there's nothing except showing ample barman and hunger. my children cry

because they're hungry. we did not receive any humanitarian aid. this for doing gas, i don't get any humanitarian. a applause of all of us that most men of your children have no guns or dying of hunger. there is no milk for them. there is no sugar for them. there is no rice for them. there is no flower for them. hunger is giving us a only little pieces of bread. today we are reduced aging grass. my name is tim, instead of the water is polluted, this is not fair. this is in justice either tell us all or give us a proper chance to live in mind that there should be one of the sure medical far as the who the suffering increases here in north gaza is, is really forces prevent entry of the basic necessities obtaining food has become a dream for hundreds of thousands of families. and just to show you, how does he all tremendously in sweden was among the 1st and you countries to recognize palestine is a stage. but it's recently coming to fire for cutting age of the un agency for

palestinian refugees. one politician from giovanni is raising awareness of the plight of palestinians after she migrated from to sweden from gaza. always reports from costco and then the other from it's the quite winds this morning in the home of come, i'll do how many done on her daughter have violetta? so they just started for 11 years after another is right. the invasion of goes up a cable into money for a mother with a new born baby and jamalia. life has changed completely, had not totally settled in sweden, but some of them became matter of the town of all of stream. now do you, how did you left the oakland was sunday, the electorate was so small as 3 months old. when you sterling they did again. i thought i can forgive myself if anything happens to her. so we left. i was grateful to find me live in peace and safety, but it was hard expiration of a new culture. your language was when i get a job and when i give my daughter is a good life that it's been on leave to mom has done that and more through hardwood at the initiative. she worked at a pizza restaurant while taking the language classes off at the old immigrants in

sweden, but soon got the job helping other new arrivals to settle abilities, dump bush, and then so hed take much bigger steps in swedish society. come on, i do have it done was about a matter of time within just 6 years of arriving in sweden from garza, she now holds political office here and the regional capital was nearly invited to the national parliaments of the last election. she's been using her voice to speak up at demonstrations against the war and garza but also feels helpless of the lack of political will its way to the world to stop israel's bombing of homeland. you have on the on site default, the overall button. i live through the 2nd intifada as a child. i was there through all divorce until 2012, but it wasn't anything like what i'm seeing there now. so in the 1st week, my cousin, her husband and her son were killed. my other cousin had one son killed, another lost his arm. they're still in northern costa. where can they go? there's no safe place and got that all black go fix and 3 plastic also to mom left

your body as so quickly that she has a few 5 times left of her childhood. she's grateful that sweet and support system for immigrants. despite the shift to the right of the last election, this helps her own daughter have a more secure future. no, but uh yeah. you have, you could give me the best buy. i've given it my own. but i was lucky to meet many people who said how welcome and just so we didn't want to our society from you. and this is one of the reasons i went into politics. i want to maintain this image of sweden of his body else, but to write in states and politics also lets us say just how much the children have garza being left to the fight. pull race out his era calls carnis way to major us for an aid package has cleared up. preliminary vote in the senate is a crucial step towards getting it past the $95000000000.00 bill. you marks $14000000000.00 for israel, but the bulk of it $60000000000.00 is aimed at helping ukraine replenishing supplies of i munition or weapons. but the bill faces challenges before it becomes

low because of opposition from republicans in both chambers of congress. like kind of has more from washington dc. we all have as well the money isn't going any way yet. they are still a number of votes to take place in the senate before a final vote that is possible. on wednesday, on the positive side, the bill was passed by 67 to 27 in this particular vote. and on a bi partisan basis, this is a very important point for those supporting the bill. but among those who opposable was one senator who objected to what he called the us is immoral and unethical support of israel's will and gaza. this is what independence send it to. but nissan does had to say, i struggle to find words for this cruelty. and let me say once again, that what is happening in garza now is funded with us

tax payer dollars. these are our bombs and our military equipment that is being used. we all complicit. this is lot shots, it is reality. we. busy it is an american war, even when know if the bill passes the senate, then this another hurdle, and that is the house with the republican government take. that house has insisted that passage foldable providing funding to foreign countries will be exceedingly difficult. so there's a lot to go before president biden signs. the bill intell, montana out of sarah washington. it is, it was finance, but it says criticize the decision by financial assessment agency moody's to downgrade the countries credit rating agencies. one, the water and gaza is adversely affecting the economy is really initially drafted 300000 visitors as about 10 to 15 percent of the workforce. the central bank has

cotton rates for the 1st time in nearly 4 years, warning of declining growth and a rising deficit. and since october, the 7th, the banks governor says he expects the board to cost is really about $58000000000.00. a 150000 palestinians from the occupied west bank and another 18500 from gaza. who used to work in israel, and i no longer able to enter israel finance minister business. how smart say it says the movies decision is a political one and doesn't include the serious economic claims. alex coleman is an economist based in kind of eve, and he says he wasn't surprised by moody's decision. is really economist, have been warning this over long periods of time. the head of the central bank has been wanting the situation for a long period of time and senior people in the finance minister ministry. i've also said the same thing, but they were all classified as the traitors are left wingers or whatever,

what you'd have. and that's what do you just saying that. again, it's pretty allies, even though there's no no concrete or criticism on any items that would these as mentioned and it's report. basically the report is very factual and makes a lot of sense. i mean, it's not only economical, but also the fact that the seniors will not come to work. and israel basically will devastate the best suited economy as, as early as the major source of, of the call of, of income for many of the fathers thing. and so by, by closing the border, this is going to be very problematic from an economic point of view for them. and as a result, i believe also from a security point to the complacency, the aloofness of smart bridge is, is amazing. actually he and it's on you know, basically said as well as the best economy in the world. so. ready there's enough money for me, but this is not true, factually, and it's not smart from an association point of view, because when you want to come up with a budget,

you need to negotiate different interest of different parties. so you need to come up with a mess. it just says we're in trouble. we need to mobilize rather than everything is okay. so ahead and i'll just hit off. i'm a conservative prime minister with a tough stance on russia. is freeman's new president the the

access to education is a key issue for voters and indonesians upcoming presidential election. i think candidates have put forward their vision for the future. one of improved access to

schools and universities. jessica washington reports from the island to for us. tucked away in a forest with his new road, new water supply and new electricity is the village of porter blooper. but in this remote area of eastern research and got a provence, this election for students really on t tells us that she knows the names of all the presidential candidates. let's say den games at the villages and one of the entities just poorest provinces at the school, at the book as possible. there are those who come to school without shoes. those who don't have books. the children are very enthusiastic about learning, but are result of the lacking. i hope the new president will pay attention to us and the remote villages, like this live here illustrates some of the challenges of educating young people in the world's largest, uncompleted country with 17000 islands. there are 24 students at this school in the

village, affordable for almost all its expenses, including building these classrooms, paying teaches, and fine books and other learning materials covered by local parents. many of the campaign pledge is my presidential candidates related to education. going to a for a new, a once every low income household to be able to send one student to university for free, improving the livelihoods of teachers is a priority for any special reading. and free school lunches is a signature pledge of proposed to be under. um, let me get that all the candidates understand the fundamental problems of our education system. the challenges emerge during the implementation and evaluation of their ideas. so education experts note progress has been made in recent years with increased government spending and student enrollment. poverty is a persistent barrier to education, including in the capital chacandra to some of the city's pores to live and make shift homes such as these build from plastic and wood scraps found in the nearby

landfill on. i'm not, i want to know what it's like to be like other people for my children to go to school. but what can we do? we don't have money. recent government days or shows almost 4000007 to 18 year olds . don't go to school. volunteer abdur rahim offers free tutoring for some of these children. got a new phone or whoever is elected, hopefully education for much of life. children will be a part of education as a vendor for people to see the future. most unenrolled in the school system because they have to work well. they don't have identification cards. 10 year old mohammed says he enjoys learning about math and science and the dreams of going to a real school one day. just to can washington entre 0 into the shop. felons, former conservative prime minister arctic sound, a stop has won the run of presidential election with just over 51 percent of the

vote. essentially, right politicians expected to take a hard line against the neighboring russia. stop back to the government's decisions and decades of political neutrality and joining the nato alliance. following the russian invasive, your train a. russia is a way to get an aggressive war against ukraine. so i don't see any kind of communication with bruton or with the russian political leadership in the near future. of course, we all want to find a pathway towards peace, but it seems to me that that pathway happens only to there's a battlefield at the moment of what we need to focus on is supporting ukraine. give them money, munition weapons. and i rode towards you and made to a membership that's probably the best to turn the arms of officer bob. besides, it's carried out an attack in somalia, which killed 4 soldiers from united auto bandits and an officer from behind. they

died during a training mission of the military base in mogadishu and saturday, also by apply to those who are linked to all call you to say the troops with targeted. because the u i. e supports the some of the government, me in laws on to has march the 77th, the anniversary of the countries union day, and the capital. you have to tell me, i know holiday commemorates the country, is independence from british colonial rule. in 1947, the amazon to seize power after administered coo and february 2021. the show of military might comes off to a series of gentle losses and fighting against a coalition of ethnic minority groups. tributes of being paid to canyon. madison runner, calvin cooked him, who's being killed in a car crash is the one to encourage others to assume that all well and also died. when the car rolled over in western kenya kept one to valencia and london. madison's last year and he broke football record in chicago, is normally his 3rd madison. the 24 year old who was favorite to win the olympic

gold medal in thomas this summer. i'm going to be back in a couple of minutes for more and all the stories stay with us. the in the history of refugee camp south of bethlehem walls carry the images of palestinian detainees as my hand mishaps husband set previously spent a year and administered to detention. she tells us he was arrested again several days ago to katy. katy did we not. we suffered loss because of administrative detention, it would have been easier if she was sentence. then we'd know he'd be released after finishing his sentence. walk down any dollar here, turn any corner, and this is what you will likely find. one household after another full of families waiting on word about their loved ones being held without charge. according to the palestinian prisoner society around 3300 promised indians are in this really jails

sentence to administrative detention. the highest number in more than 30 years. surrounded by walls, full of photos to showcase happier times. these women try to lighten the mood, but with the uncertainty only deepening, there's little comfort to be found. the 1st when i saw that we see 3 of the victims themselves long before there's a disconnect between what we're witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers how the news is covered and exploring diverse culture exciting political disco exposing societies, dr. award winning index investigations. the

get compelling insights into humanity. open until the stories from asia are in the pacific. 101 east. on out to 0. the israel run soft, the tax on rough. i in southern guys actually 48 people, palestinians spend a sleepless night unable to leave their homes and shelters. meanwhile, israel says an overnight operation and rough i lead to the rescue of 2 captives. tremendously says both man or house and under observation and costs the i don't know about this and this is audra 0 life.