the, the why each college session with you energy reveals itself analysis, plug in hybrid electric, the israeli forces gone down, palestinians waiting in line for desperately needed 8 supplies of the time. how much i'm doing this is how does your live from door? how also coming up if there's anything that the aerial footage of today's incident makes clear, it is just how desperate the situation on the ground is. the world reacts to the massacre, the u. s. condemns the loss of life while the united nations again calls for

a ceasefire that says the death toll when israel's war on gaza surpasses 30000 palestinians and migration in the spotlight on the american campaign trail. joe biden. and donald trump post make trips to the us mexico border. the we begin with the rising death toll from an israeli attack on palestinians who were collecting aid, southwest of kansas city. at least 112 people have been killed. and what's being described as a massacre of desperate civilians. hundreds of starving palestinians had gathered to collect food aid when they were attacked. israel's army says if soldiers were forced to open fire because they felt threatened by the large crowds. this comes as the number of palestinians killed since october has passed. 30000, more than 13000 of them are children. a. michael apple explains how the attack on

palestinians waiting for aid unfolded. in the early hours of the morning, thousands of people flocked to l. rashid road, southwest of cause, a city desperate for a aerial footage, released by these rainy military shows, crowds gathering around what looks like several a trucks. oh, by the time the sun rose, the extent of what happened was clear. the data and the dying. lying side by side or to gun down by is really flying out of the is really just open random fire on us as it was a truck once we approach to a trucks and this is really tanks and we're plane started firing on us. if this continues like this, we do not want any a deliberate at all. every con board coming means another method that it was either initial instead of aide. they've come away with the date. why don't key costs call and make sure the stretches the wounded are taken to nearby

hospitals, all of which are overwhelmed and very function involved via the this is exactly what we have been warning about the hospital being out of service. the mid this massive influx of patients we are operating on batteries, most of our victims are in critical condition, which requires urgent surgical intervention. but the hospital is without operating rooms. i stand helpless. we're simply administering 1st, a treatment only for these rightly military says its forces, open fire when troops felt threatened while the spokes person for these ready government says palestinian drive is plowed into the crowds when the truck's while over whelmed. but neither has provided evidence. one of the survivors says bodies are still lying on the streets where they were gunned down even inside the wall. so i didn't know. as soon as the aid trucks entered, these really started shelling and shooting everyone who was on the road. they

opened fire run w, killing innocent men and women, and look, there was gunfire, snipers shooting tanks showing. enrolled, the palestinians are left with a few options starved to death, slowly or risk losing their lives. collecting aid like level which is 0, many of the injured were taken to the ship, a hospital and gaza city, which is only partially functional medical staff. there have been overwhelmed by the number of patients some a little who reports that on definitely what would be about them. i'm now inside a she felt hospital. i'm following the massacre that the created by the is ready, occupation forces against innocent and starving dozens who rush drive a sheep coast on road leading. they couldn't get that hands on some food aid. yeah . and then we'll see random walk down the entrance and call the those of the hospital all over. the fact was victims. the more the filled with thousands of dead

bodies, yet many more dead bodies. the main line of the road, the medical staff stand helpless. i'm in this influx of victims, as we speak, more victims are still being brought to the already overwhelmed hospital that's distant to some eye witnesses. so we headed to al rashid road, hoping to get some flour for our children. but then he was really tanks advanced. they opened fire randomly on everyone, on the right. dozens were killed a hundreds interest, and i simply went the hoping to get some food from my young children. we've been stopping for more than a 140 days with very little ages entering the gall. this trial and nothing is reaching dental i o one model. it was the 1st time that i went there to wait for aid. i took a bag because we don't have flour at home. as soon as the trucks entered is really tanks advanced and started showing that it was injured. the honda in it's really tugs open, fire dozens were killed and hundreds injured. we appeal to the whole world. we

cannot feed our children any age delivered to soaked in our blood with god punish those responsible on some of them. i give them the rest of the family. it is known to the whole world that the note of the gaza strip has been starving for months. it is beyond description of this man as a family of 12. as soon as he grabbed a bag of flour and his ready soldiers struck him in the chest, seeing him cling to the bank of flour. these ready soldiers shot him again on the other side of the body. is lying here before he met them in a loud these riley's ledge to be with you man a t. they shouted us with bombs, missiles and shells open fire randomly on any moving person. they are killing and stopping us. that's just ongoing masika slots of the struck by the is read these on innocent guidance and multitudes manual for crimes this night. and i just see it on the west coast. is that the the massacre and northern gauze that

comes along side continued is really bombardment of the southern part of the strip . talked a couple i zoom is in roughly with the latest. isabelle is pressing on with its bella tree fences, chosing a great deal of destruction and also displacement for palestinians. and we have been seeing a gradual increase of military strikes, roughly district and another part of the city. a group of policies have been targeted with a trone this time. we're at least 2 palestinians have to report the thing to do. so for instance, have been transported from that to our hospital for receiving medical treatments. but also we have been hearing in the past how exactly both confrontations and phonics changed between the palestinian pointers and is going to school just in this kind of part of the city upon newness. now this area, i'd be also about that today. what for palestinians have reported killed specifically, you know, milwaukee area that have been fairly designated. as i said,

7 and 8. the was trim pond to call you and a city also witness mobile apartment by the is pretty artillery, specifically in how much it it residential neighborhood where there are injuries a month. there is a desktop, the transported to the rookie and hospital for medical care. and the same city at least 17 thomaston, and found a cute and have been recovered since the early hours of today's morning. and we have been hearing more, a confrontations and bottled raging in the city, all at guns and cities, specifically. and as they to a neighborhood between the palestinian fighters and it gets very sore just as it's considered to be right now as an ex of battlefield there, as well as trying to compete and militarily dismantle of the military infrastructure. the claim is rios military set. it open fire upon civilians after troops were approached and what they called a threatening manner. they also set a stand paid was partially to blame for some of those depths. bernard smith has

more from occupied east jerusalem on what the israelis have been saying about the incident. i say it recognizes the severe pressure is going to come on the internationally and as a consequence of what's happened in northern gauze of age, really military says that initially, what happened was the a trucks. why the golf? so this is wherever is ro has created a divided between the south and the north of casa. the trucks have gone through these check points, and it was rushed by thousands of palestinians trying to get the food. and people were crushed or even killed by vehicles. the military didn't open fire the state and then latest the trucks moved to the know some people approached these riley military. they say it was threatening and mama and so that troops opened fire and they open fire on people's legs. now these really media reporting what the ministry saying, and also acknowledging that this could put a lot of pressure on israel to get more concessions in any potential cx, 5 source and benjamin netanyahu in

a press conference this evening. he's also said that again, he's coming under a lot of international pressure generally, but he will not stop the war until, as well as achieved its objectives and costs punishment. alger 0 occupies to us us president joe biden has dialed back optimism about the chances for a cease fire and gaza. that's after suggesting progress was possible earlier in the week. white house correspondent kimberly helped get reports on his way to visit the southern border with mexico. us president joe biden, surprise reporters by walking back comments made just days earlier, predicting a cease fire in israel's war on gaza. by the end of the week, i was on the phone, the phone was biden's telephone calls with the mirror of cats are and the president of egypt just prior may have

been the reason for the shifting deadline. both called readouts agreed, a sustained cease fire of at least 6 weeks would allow humanitarian assistance if the gaza and the release of captives and could be built into something more enduring. biden's comments come as this really forces on thursday, fired on a crowd of palestinians in gaza, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks. at least 100 people were killed and thousands more or wounded. biden's national security council says use a white house is looking into the reports. this tragic event also underscores the importance of expanding and sustaining the flow of humanitarian assistance into gaza in response to the dyers, military and situation. including to the, the, a potential temporary cease fire as part of a hostage deal as images of the disaster circulated across the globe. on capitol hill,

the only palestinian member of congress expressed her outrage using and starvation as a weapon of wars on denial of work crime. and as a work i'm that we continue again to be complicit to those decisions. we are demanding and immediate lasting fees, fire and that the is riley government commit to see think any plans to bombard and evade rasa. also in capitol hill, the defense secretary lloyd austin, was asked just how many palestinian women and children the white house estimates have been killed in israel's warren gaza. austin replied, it's over $25000.00. it's a comment. the biden administration found itself on thursday for the 2nd time, also walking back. kimberly help it l g 0 washington. adam shapiro is an analyst who was director of israel palestine advocacy at dawn of human rights and foreign policy think tank. he joins us now from washington, dc, adam us presidential byte,

and said that the us was looking into reports and trying to determine what happened in gaza. how concerned is the white house about all this? and will this attack on palestinians who are waiting for aid, put pressure on the, by the ministration to do more, to push israel into entering a ceasefire as well. so the 1st part of the question, i'm sure there is concern in the white house about what the reports are coming out and. ready what is clearly then, you know, a tragic incident that was entirely avoidable. uh, there is absolutely no reason that is really so there should be opening fire on crowds of custody and seeking to get food and other humanitarian aid. and that said, uh, in terms of the 2nd part of your question about a ceasefire. uh, i honestly, i don't think that this administration has any interest in moving things forwards towards achieving the last thing. permanency is fire and certainly one that would

make a meaningful difference in. ready lives of palestinians and guys, i think the binding ministration is very much on the time table. ready of what the american elections are driving, which is unfortunately november. and it's only at that point after the outcome of elections are here, are determined that we might see decisive movement by the, by the ministration. i say that we just, the one caviar basically that you know. ready something really and, and the sounds trivial to say that this point given how many people have been killed in gaza, but something catastrophic be bad happening and doesn't, might shift things in a way, but 112 dead in one incident in gaza as people and doesn't know that's a day and doesn't that's normal day. ready because at this point, and unfortunately that's not shifting things for the binding ministration. adam, there's a huge amount of concern about the levels of hunger and gaza. un officials of

warned that at least one quarter of the population, there is one step away from famine without urgent action. will mounting international outrage over this incident compel is real into allowing more aiden to gods of i don't think so. and i think we have to now understand the true nature of what's going on a world. ready what we are hearing is that there's more talk, perhaps even from the united states, of using these aerial air drops of aid, which poses challenges and problems in and of themselves, and are completely insufficient for the need on the grounds. what we're hearing from if 8 organizations themselves is that they also, after this incident, are very concerns and have been very concerned about the security of their trucks and their truck drivers going in the situation is chaotic is the image is definitely shown in this totally understandable given distribution that people are facing and the complete lack of assistance that they're receiving, what is needed is unequivocally a permanent, clear, uh,

lasting ceasefire with israeli troops leaving entirely garza so that posted eons. and some form of housing authority can return to maintain order in the area and the proper age operation. and beginning of a reconstruction operation can begin. and adam and i can just go back to something you mentioned a moment ago, which is that there are these reports that the us is way era dropping 8 into gaza. other countries are also air dropping 8 into gaza. jordan did so in the past couple of days, how effective is this as a means to get to monetary in a to a population that is suffering through this humanitarian catastrophe? you know, this is, this is not even a band aid on the problem at this point. the planes can, terry, that much material it's, it'd be far more effective to allow the trucks in a, at numbers that are, are necessary not, you know,

the kind of some trickle that's being allowed in at this point. and people are afraid, certainly when they're going out to try to collect that age, even in the zones that have been declared safe. as we saw from this incident, there's no such thing as safe in gaza as long as it's really true to there. and as long as this all continues to bombard from the out outside of gaza, uh, what is absolutely needed. this has always been a political issue and it needs to have a political solution. we have a ceasefire. implemented and insured and guaranteed basically by the united states . all right, adam shapiro. great to get your perspective. thanks so much for joining us here on al jazeera. thank you and the secretary general has condemned the killings of those queuing for aid. his spokesman also reiterated his call for and immediately to mandatory and cease fire. the secretary general a condemns the incident today, northern gaza, in which more than a 100 people were reportedly killed or injured, was seeking life saving aid. the desperate civilians in gosh, i need urgent help. including those into besieged northern part of garza with

united nations as not being able to deliver aid for more than a week. the secretary general reiterates his call for an immediate humanitarian cease fire and the unconditional release of all the hostages held in gaza. he once again calls for urgent steps, so that critical humanitarian aid can get into and across garza, for all those who so desperately need it. gabriel elizondo reports from you in headquarters in new york. the number one uh, the spokesperson for the secretary general is not calling you to mass securities, calling it an incident that needs to be investigated. you clearly condemned it, but was questioned by journalist multiple times and repeatedly during his daily noon. a briefing that takes place here every day at un headquarters ask him who exactly are you condemning and what actions and this. and i think he's trying to

walk a very fine line there because as you heard him say there, uh it has been more than a week since the u. n. has been able to be on the ground in northern guys are delivering aids themselves. so they're trying to get as much information as they can as our everyone else. so he was very hesitant to specifically name israel as the corporate of this, or get into too many details without more information. but the bottom line is i, i asked him repeatedly us and specifically if the u. n. was involved at all in this a distribution. and he was adamant that the u. n. was not a palestinian boy has been rescued from under the rubble of his home. after surviving there for 9 days. all the human for relatives were buried when in his really missile hit their building

and gossip, palestinian civil defense say 30 people were killed in the attack park. the boy severely dehydrated and mel no worries. and had to be taken to hospital on a donkey cart because there isn't enough fuel for ambulances. is real, says the 2 is really settlers and one palestinian have been killed in a shooting at a petrol station in the occupied west bank. the incident took place at the entrance of the legal settlements north of them. a lot is really media says, says the army has blocked off roads in the area as they search for possible additional shooters. it is rarely settler protesters have gathered at the air as crossing which separates israel from northern gaza. demonstrators tried to set up what they called a symbolic settlement. on the israeli side, they demanded the restoration of settlements inside gaza. once the fighting stopped, we came here to declare that the day after this was over, we must settle. we must spread jewish towns all over the guys districts. because

without that, it's gonna become a hornet's nest. it's you can't leave a vacuum. we see what happened. 18 years ago, we allowed them uh, we left our agriculture, we left our greenhouses for them. everything was destroyed. so i got an employer. we came here in order to return back home. i live in a community of people evicted, some good, a former settlement and guys that we wanted to go back and there was no doubt that we need to go back. the whole thing is real, has seized nearly 3 square kilometers of palestinian land, near and illegal settlement in the occupied westbank. the move will establish a new settlement near molly. i do mean near occupied east jerusalem and estimated 40000 is really settlers lived there. settler expansion is illegal under international law, yet it has ramped up significantly since the war on gaza began in october. still ahead on al jazeera on doors, as of our entire onboard millions of radians, are eligible to cast ballots and call the mentor elections on friday. the border obviously is that a full time car?

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behind me. hundreds of people have been designed to h as in depth coverage thailand, states it's future on fossil fuels. found to do is teens on the ground. bring you closer to the heart of this during the the, you're watching out a 0. a reminder of our top story is this our at least 112 pallets. and these have been killed after is released by perspired of them while they were collecting food a near casa city. around 700. others are injured. thursdays attacked by israeli troops has been described as a mask. israel's military says its troops opened fire after they were approached by palestinians in a threatening manner. un has condemned. the incident which came on the day of the

death toll and gaza surpassed 30000, and after almost 5 months of us president joe biden and his likely arrival in november's election. donald trump are visiting the mexico border bite and arrived in the town of brownsville. in the state of texas, where he met border patrol agents. immigration is expected to be a major factor in the upcoming election with a record number of irregular crossings at the us mexico border logged in 2023. speaking earlier, biden's at the time is come to commit more resources to securing the border to folks. it's real simple. it's time to act as long past time. i just received a briefing from the border patrol at the border as well as immigration enforcement asylum officers. and they're all doing incredible work under really tough conditions. really tough cuz you, they told me what they were. what were you already know? we already know they desperately need more resources. said again, they desperately need more resources. the more agents more officers, more judges,

more equipment in order to secure our board. meanwhile, donald trump is an equal pass, texas. he's double down on his anti immigration rhetoric and blamed biting for the spike and migration numbers. eagle passes at the center of ongoing state federal disagreements over border security. medical haine has more from brownsville, texas finally came here to frown, so which is a bit of a democratic stronghold ad. this is a place where local leaders embrace the integration. they've got lots of groups that help these migraines, which is great in the community, get legal. a legal pass for donald trump is, has been the center of a lot of controversy, very, very aggressive approach by the governor there to turn back libraries and their speeches. putting out a bit more different, donald trump said that the press present joe biden was allowing an columns of fighting age men from countries that are unfriendly to us to describe it as an

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nearly 61000000 people are eligible to vote to elect the 290 member assembly but a serious economic crisis could effect turn out in the 1st votes since nationwide anti government protests in 2022 doors to jabari reports from the iranian capital to iran. zacko sorry, and her team are in a hurry. they want to reach out to as many voters as possible before friday's problem entry elections. so he is no stranger to the world of politics in or on. she's a former member of parliament from her hometown of temporaries, where she was an m. p from 2016 to 20. 20. now she's running in a group of moderates in the capital where she's one of more than 3500 hopefuls trying to land one of 35 seats. a job she believes is critical, essentially calling because sometimes we can see that some of those are interpreted differently and some not executed completely. or these are duties of parliament. members of the institution of parliament is

a main product in all countries to secure national interests. supreme leader i to lot of the company has been urging the public to vote. and to about broken the elections, the main pillar of these lubbock republic. it's the way to reform the country. those who are looking to fix problems should move towards the elections. the right way is via an election has been in your arms of a troll system. can be complicated with candidates having to be pre approved by the authorities of district guidelines. high unemployment rates and the double digits, record inflation rates at around 40 percent, and 30 percent of the population living below the poverty line. many people are not convinced change can come from the ballot boxes 2 and 5 for so did we poverty corruption ends inflation all the while people's miseries increasing day by day? no one cares about old problems. out of 290 m p's, maybe just 30 of them back the people. so vote for who

a corrupt government. no one is happy with the system at all. what i said, i'm on this slide is about voting because i feel that the destruction of a country starts at the ballot box folder. se remains an issue, not only for the candidates, but also for the larger political establishment. this is the 1st election at a time when parliament, the judiciary, and the governments are all controlled by conservatives. the conservative candidates dominate the ballots and they're expected to continue their control of the parliament. with little challenge from the reforms, count, well, voter turnout will be seen as the end of the tests for those in power at a critical time in her aunt's history. door such as laurie l. 20 tapper on. chatty and opposition politicians. the ideal oh, has been killed in the army assault on his parties, headquarters in the capital germane. now the attack on the office of the socialist party without borders or p s f came after several people were.