need to do what they can to help those left to bottom level by the conflict. the hunting, the hungry israel open side room palestinians trying to reach a truck. st. garza the phone. so robin, this is laura from dive hall coming up in the next tall phone. the fishermen, the souls from the walls or by is ready to go and find us desperation to suit grows in garza, a western crisis, southern gauze largest health facility. the world health organization says nicer,

hospitalized completely out of service. and this way, the rates target the city of to, for am in the occupied westbank at least 2 palestinians have been killed the welcome to the truck and we'd be getting go. so what is riley attacks? so talking palestinians throughout the strength and the humanitarian crisis is the thing by the hour. the head of the world health organization says and also hospital in southern calls was no longer functional. this follows a week long siege by the is riley miller treat law. so it's the largest health facility in southern gaza. on the w h, i says at least 200 patients are still in solid restaurants across the goals, the strip of killed at least a 127 palestinians in south today. 90 percent of the victims were women and children, bullying calls of city palestinians on the brink of time and have rushed to collect food from a small number of trucks. unless despite being sheltered by is really full, says,

let's just take a listen to the desperate naming. the, the people don't have food. people don't have the minimum necessities of life. they came here hoping to find something. at least some flower. people put themselves and their lives in danger for just little things for their families. we below 0 is absolutely nothing. i can assure you that people will die of hunger. those who

survive the israeli ball bombardment and showing will die of hunger is really good, but is also open fire on palestinians. fishermen of the coast of garza they should be able to fish up to 37 kilometers from the coast. but since the 2007 is right, the blockade off the columns and strip design submitted for fishing has been drastically reduced. recover, resume is long for us in rough, a city in the southern gauze. the focus has been the strikes today of the desperation of people looking for aid. so that's why it's uh, we have been witnessing in fact, so have more as rarely met a tree attacks, of course, because of strep, as people are right now, are completely trying to secure the basic mississippi specially do so, are still trapped in the number and parts of the goals this trip today, we have been seeing more distressing images about how people in the north were

waiting for humanitarian trucks be allowed to be delivered into the the northern parts of the territory. as people had become under the east verify that it's taught to to escape in order to take cover from these very ongoing shooting by these very mandatory snipers. and this is absolutely had been multiple repeated within the past few days as dues people are. and that creates desperate need for food in light of the clear up sense of humanitarian trucks being delivered to this very destroyed, i'm afraid you'll segments as people that are largely a completely trying to find of tentative food as they are depending right now on animal feet. as they are suffering from whites the bread of disease, but the fact on the ground that still really the only as is where is intensifying it's for abutment and imposing more restrictions on a delivery to the most vulnerable effect to part of the gauze. this trip,

or at least in today's shooting fuss, palestinians have for reported killed with those as of as being injured. and the injuries had been transported to she felt hospital to receive the primitive cather . so he talked about hospitals. the topic um, well we've been focusing on of course is not their hospital which isn't functioning as we've had from the doctors who operate that. where does that leave the patients that need cabin treatment so it systematically becomes how much clear that's hospice. those are the main focus points of the conflict right now. as is really military is expanding its attacks on hospitals in the southern part of gauze. and now we have been seeing how doctors are 1st thing admitted, how is ready military is a forcing medical teams to flee from the hospital. that just keeping very limited number of medical stuff to take care of at least 120 patients the who are in a very clear,

deep needs for medical health and medical care. and we also have been hearing from medical sources that is very military, had combated the entire facility into a military base as they are investigating everyone in the hospital. and in the past hour we have been exactly hearing from these really uh, media reports. that is why the army has arrested at least 200 palestinians from the inside this hospital. as they are completely there, drastic conditions were presented in a cli, deep shortage before the war. so i'm sending taishan where there are still patients who are in the intensive care unit. so waiting for move and medical care as the w at had been urging used by the army to allow them access to the hospital to access the situation. and at least to provide the necessary medical care for those patients for lives up completely at a very high risk. right now, if they are not guaranteed and even a provided a sufficient medical care, they are in a very desperate need for in fact. so have talked about was enforced that in rough

i think, you know, people are also seeing a plan does rarely offensive and rough estimate heading back to what's left of the homes in central garza. but it isn't sites that either with israel conducting large scale asteroids pin counter pulls from the by the hardest breaking scenes we are documenting today as a boo. but because families house targeted a couple of hours ago are currently searching under the rubble of this house house . that has at least 17, this may be fun in the cause us to have been buns without any warning. according to the families, they are currently searching under the rebels right now. to find the bodies. they say that there are at least 10 bodies under this floor right now.

as you see, they're using their flashes of their phone and they're only using their bare hands to dig into the home of this partially damaged building to find their beloved ones. and not about seismic leslie. once i left the last not least, we've spent the last 4 hours trying to recover the 40. no civil defense unit to arrive to help us, but we haven't got any help. we've managed to recover 7 days bonnie's and we're still covering body part and we have no tools that only i name is deputy and butler . i can see a foot of someone all of these people's thoughts are praying that these people are still alive. and what would be the height of the bag on this floor? one mother and the 2 young daughters were rescued and the lowest one girl and

a brother have done with this type of double dot. these riley's bombarded the building without warning in this room. my 5 children and their mother were having getting the back of the people evacuated from brussel off because they thought that it's going to have a ground invasion and they move to the middle area. and since the past 24 hours policy means in the middle, are you have been bombs, at least 8 houses have been bombed. in the past 24 hours, we're talking about more than 4 to palestinians killed. and in this house, at least 5 have been killed. so far, the thousands of palestinians evacuated from the roof last to daddy bluff and the middle area. after that is where the forces moines it's going to expand its ground invasion. however, the middle area has been have been the intensely bonds in the past couple of days.

this is in the city, i'll just the to that is but a group say it's impossible for them to reach people facing simon like conditions and northern garza, the delivery of limited data is being slowed by his writing security checks by protests, by the families of is ready to captive the there is how they all shall have has moved from the kind of boost 11 crossing. and that's no one else whom i've got them all beside him and a jenny, both of us. the one we're in here on the palestinian side of the cut him i was solemn crossing, which has seen it fear decline in the entry, a humanitarian aid into the gaza strip them of the 6 of us since the beginning of the month was the whole not officials here said the decline is due to demonstration on the is really side of the crossing was organized by the families, all was ready, captives in the cause of them, i would send them another decline in one to to use of humanitarian aid has reached its lowest level in the middle, and that's of course, has a big negative effect a lot when palestinians die in need of that 8

a month from the 1st of february until the 13th, before the number of a trunks was not more than a 110 compared to 200 trucks last month, the somewhat israel's complicated procedures have also played a role in the decrease as well as the late delivery of goods that piled up at the friday side of the cross side. that's. and if you, all of these procedures have waste and the suffering of the bearing in mind, the already deteriorated humanitarian situation. as you can see, bob of several days, not many trucks want to tell us the inside of the cross at the home. some have been stuck on these really side for weeks, a who, when i visited the crossing in the park, i used to see large numbers. i've tried, what caring humanitarian aid and hitting towards because on the other side. and so these really middle tree has a tool and its soldiers after a 3, all right into crime in the occupied westbank. at least 2 palestinians have been

killed and full of those injured st. this probably reports from the when it comes to rains by the israeli military and civilian palestinian areas in refugee camps. there is rarely any place that is worst effected then tucker and refugee camp were here just after the is really military left the area after carrying out an operation that lasted 3 or 4 hours and you can see the impact of explosions, destroyed roads, and destroyed vehicles. as property damage and there's also been loss of life. we're here outside the home of a suspected palestinian fighter is really special. forces came in large numbers, doesn't. it took some hours just to get this far into the camp and make their way to this house were told that they entered the home of the fight or had been putting up resistance. there was armed resistance ongoing. here, there were classes he was injured, holds up and the buildings here is really forces went in,

they shot until the 35 year old man at the scene and then took his body away. and we are seeing here now is people gathering from this community outside the home, outside the residents of this suspect decided who was killed to control and to make a show of resilience and defiance. the, even though palestinians continue to say that they will continue to resist the occupation, the number of these raids, the frequency, the intensity. the endlessness certainly is taking a toll on the faces. the people living here in the tucker and refugee can. you can see that there is a sense of shock whenever these rays are carried out. there is a sense of exhaustion from this on going bullying tactic 5 years. really

military carrying out these rates over and over again across communities in the occupied westbank. but tucker and specifically has seen a very, very large number of these rates being carried out. not just since last year, but an uptick has taken place since the beginning of this year. same bus or i'll be able to 0 took or in the oxford west by the us as little as 5 new strikes on who the targets in the admin is the latest in a series of strikes. so the u. s. has been conducting again. so who these so there were times on ships in the red sea and the gulf of a very light has been cause over to alan fisheries in washington, dc. i will just talk to little bit more about what the americans are saying about the strikes as well. this a nice one coming in the last couple of others from the 2nd column, the central command which deals with the area right in the mediterranean and the red sea confirming that they hit 5 targets. which in the view of the americans were being prepared to launch some sort of assault on international shipping. natalie said they've destroyed 3 mobile anti anti ship myself. they also demolished one

unmanned surface vehicle. and they also, for the 1st time since the rate started said that they destroyed unmanned under water vehicle, essentially under water drawing. now this would be part of the us operation against the who with these and then the statement, the again, referred to them as a run. but who's the rebels? that obviously the us pointing the finger very much at the run. you remember that the, who's the started taking action against initially there's really linked vessels in the red sea is a mock of support for the people of guys the expanded that to the united states and also the u. k. the us has declared this as a threat to international shipping and also international trade, which is why they are taking the action that they're taking. so 5 targets destroyed in the last few hours. the us saying that there was a boat to be used in

a tax against international shipping. we also dis, done that sort of big be owned, military strikes and military pressure. the us is getting enough the directions to, to try and to, to the who these as well. that there's obviously the international pressure that is being put on the supporters of the united states who have links to a run to say, look, try and get them to dial back the support for the receipts. but also just in the last couple of days. the vitamin ministration has re designated with these as what they describe is a terrorist organization that was originally at the designation made by donald trump. it would have resend that when joe biden came into the white house. but because of the events in the area in the middle east, over the last few weeks, i thought we designation was put in place just 2 days ago. and the idea of that is to try and restrict the who are things access to the international money market. essentially threats and sanctions against anyone who supports the who these in any

way a toll. no, it was put in place with a 30 day notice. the intention was that that would serve as a warning to that. these try to be incentivized to try and get them to wheel back their operations in the middle east. and clearly from what we're seeing, if the americans are correct on the boat to launch and attack, that approach has failed in the very initial stages of official force in washington dc. thank you as well. so head here on out is there also can lead us discuss solutions for the various conflicts and instability facing the continents the, the weather brought to you by visit the remains of what was briefly a tropical psych loading here. so i can link and i'll still are right invisible,

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book. look you want to, i'll just bear with me. so robin and a reminder of all the top stories. this really focuses of shots of hundreds of palestinians who were looking to get food from a trucks in gauze. the city people who fled say they, what is ready, strength is in the area, was hoping that the world health organization says the largest hospital in southern guns that is not completely out of service is a default is rated nonsense between communism fast i pulsing doctors and patients pounds are these really military is withdrawn soldiers after a 3 hour rate on till trim in the of the applied west bank. at least 2 palestinians have been killed on full brothers in sunday is the final day of the munich security conference. while the war on garza has been top of the agenda well, leaders of as well to allow much needed humanitarian aid to enter the strip. attending the conference,

palestinian prime and as to how much of the task says any way to stop as well as military campaign is through sanctions. and for the 1st time reason i is activity evaluating gabrielle rules of engagement. every evidence that i'm not sure to, nor ever sent, get audited and then thought you all know everything, get optic. and so i'm not sure that human, it's getting a little and this is a beauty of that the be the best i live for is why, and that's as united as this has not been able to deliver it. so i it on one hand and also nothing you know, is not listening to his big boss, but his have been by then, he is not listening to anybody, and that is where is i and the international community should deal with this. and then this was a different way of correspondence that boston spoke with the belgian foreign minister on the conference. she asked her about the belgian government's view of the war and gaza. this is crystal clear. that's the proper answer to this conflict is not a military volume. we need to negotiate. we need to activate the diplomacy.

and that's exactly the message that hundreds, maybe thousands of people all delivering by the demonstration on the streets. and so we have to hear them. and as responsible as politicians, we have to work hard to find an agreement for a 2 state solution. this is the only way that we can tackle this problem properly. but the silence on the streets might have been very different than the sounds inside here. what, what, what was your feeling? just as i've heard, they are not an optimistic overview. i mean, we heard that to dig the sessions on the going well, i have heard also, nathaniel, who the prime minister is fairly prime minister saying that he will uh, maybe launch a grown to a military operation. this is really alarming, as there are a 1500000 population. civil populations was in the very difficult and

disastrous situation. humanitarian access is blocked over there. so we also have to, we mines the, the, um, the decision of the international quotes of chest is asking for appropriate access to money tell you access to, to gaza. and so that should be respected. there was some unity i'm on the stand on the urgency of the situation and rough here in munich as well. but it's still this, the vision's within that you and also with your united states on its approach towards israel. how, how are you speaking, for example, to show many determine a for a minister, for example, who has also been very much in support of military action in garza for sure we are speaking to each other and we're all going to discuss about this issue tomorrow in our foreign cars are considered a foreign affairs in brussels and it to be on the top of the agenda as usual,

seems to 7 of october. and despite the fact that we off a different approach, we all know we want to read is on drugs afraid say it's of course press freight it's but we have to address this problem in um for me in the lea. go a of of you, i'm and what is your message to the german for a minute so far? you know, when we see the thousands of civilians dying our way this to the 7 of ulta, but we are now the 28th thousands of that tool. and essentially women and children. this is a cut test for a few. this is a humanitarian catastrophe. community leaders have been meeting in the south of us now. they've discussed a series of crises on the continent as well as well. and garza was also a by to, with the strong show of solidarity with the palestinians. but the african union commission chapman bold, urgent efforts are necessary to en,

bullfighter ensued on the democratic republic of congo. and this, the whole region african union members are excited to issue a joint communication to close out the summit. and amazon has moved from out of south of the as we already have a few weeks from the upcoming case. basically, there won't be a very strong language on on the warrant garza asking for an immediate cease by it . i'll see that you in the fall is to do what is possible and what is it? what should be done to guarantee an immediate end of this war? and also there is a very clear conservation of, of the killing of civilians in gauze either called on is i have to stop those killings. that's one element we, we have been told about. also there are other elements related to african at the, the commitments for the newest commitments by the a you to work hard on the problems the be definitely the continents,

particularly those, those fragmentations and those conflicts in the democratic republic of congo, suzanne video saw him and almost everywhere in the continents, even though they have not the broad, clear solutions to find them solutions in the summer. but they'll have being serious talks. they'll have in serious that how the negations, how about serious exchange is about what could be done and what should be done. and they always can see that this is what it is. the commission has been very vocal about the problems that the a you has to be faced with the challenges including the one thing the countries i'm not the point of using, you know, funding us for their obligations. 90 percent of the funding comes from outside the u. at members and also he talks about the implementation of decisions except the most of the decisions during the last 3 years having to be implemented. this has to teach, they have been talking about the stock cutting. the whole thing of the decision making process is most of foundations and lots of companies at working on this, at

a golf as they are saying that unless the a, you can fix its own mis internal mess. it's kinda north, how are the countries in the continents at the fix those situations? they think that's one of the reasons why you posit being really capable of doing this work is because it has these select on problems. that's how it have to be overcome. there has to be also some discussion about the position of africa, the topic, and now can really will expire on the position of in the world. now that they are a member of the g 20, they are going to be a member of the united nations security council. they are mediating outside the continents and they should pop an image as a kind of a payoff for this role across the world view. and it's holding a meeting in the hall on the future of, of got this done, but the telephone will be in attendance despite the countries pressing need for international assistance. a solid been job, is it a pulls from kabul? and other you and gathering on have gotten this done. once again,

the people who actually govern the country that unlike the previous meeting, donavon was invited to cut the but refused to attend because it was not off to participate as what it calls the sort of representative of going to find him is. it is 2 and a half years since the thought of the gain control of about his time. much has changed. but these nomic, emerett of about his son is still not recognized as the legitimate government in a scathing review to the latest you and report on the rights of women and understand. the government says such criticism is preventing its political progress . and that international institutions are continuing to work against the 745 of guns i've been told to you and survey the dispute arrest houseman, and for the punishment. whenever a new thought, a bond degree is announced, the un closet address ticket origin simmons, right. and it will understand in the band and secondary education and requirement for them. and guardian have had an adverse effect on many women and girls,

some of them and have been allowed to go back to work in education and health sectors, but much approval of understand remains and changed. the thought of on government says it's focusing on delivering services. these on the cabinet and visions and independent economy, which it does not rely on for an aide, but with close to $9000000000.00 worth of assets frozen and being redirected to aid, economic revival remains elusive. and major changes have gone this done. is it relative? peace and security are for decades before the thought of on his track down hard on corruption and made public offices more comfortable. but none of it seemingly matters to the outside world, which is the origin of rights as a major impediment to progress. although of understands neighbors that just pockets funding iran and others, including china, investor, i have called for greater engagement. but that's being done at individual state level, farther than a collective platform such as the united nations, one to come out from a neighboring country called the u. n meeting and exercise in futility because they've done this sounds, decision makers on one second, not at the table. many of them believe the international community has abandoned

them after it's focused on the bond for 20 years. when you do then handed over to these on the cabinet of the sun, and now instead of making things better, it is still talking the same echo chambers which have existed for decades. some of these are without 0, couple opposition groups in mexico city, ill protesting against the government present. and this one will lopez over though the demonstrate to say that that defending democracy and demanding that the president doesn't interfere with upcoming presidential elections shuttles for june . the 2nd, but we'll wrap hello has moved from mexico city. thousands of pro democracy demonstrators have gathered in mexico cities historic center. they're here protesting a series of reforms spearheaded by mexican president under this monumental.