here on the the 2 u. n. one schools in gaza, city sheltering hundreds of displays, palestinians come under is really this time, at least $25.00 people are killed. most of them are children who want to know to 0 live from headquarters in delphi. and jerry, you navigate the also coming up the street battles and bangladesh between government and opposition, supporters leave at least 7 to 2 people that's including policeman calls are growing for prime ministers. so you know,

to resign the lebanese arm group as well. no says it's targeted to is really legal settlements in the north and nigeria as president calls for violent protest against government policies to and saying he's implementing reforms. the, as we begin with breaking news from, does a city where at least $25.00 palestinians have been killed and is really a tax on 2 separate schools. several rockets targeted the house and sonoma and, and also to schools which were sheltering hundreds of displays, people and gaza civil defenses. 80 percent of the dead and wounded our children. the is really rather treat is claiming that it was targeting how mass fighters. these are the latest pictures we are getting of these 2 attacks by israel on un run

schools. once again who they had been sheltering. hundreds of displays, families are corresponding telling us earlier on that these families were coming from all across the gaza strip. some of them having been displaced multiple times over the course of the war. we can get an update with honey mcmillan's. he's joining us from dayton butler in central garza honey. um, what, what are you hearing about the these attacks on these 2 schools? the, the, what we know so far that these 2 schools have been severely damaged to the point people are and have is targeted to evacuated, the entire area, seeking safety and protection elsewhere across the gods. for ben, this is the same exact scenario that we've seen in the past few days happening when it comes to that question. since there's what we know for a fact, right now, the dirtiest concentration of attacks on evacuation centers,

then what's really concerning about that is the fact that there's really military is not giving any prior warnings to people inside these evacuation. send a, these evaluation centers, which are the schools many that are only available, the only largest fates available right now for large number of displays. people is a, is a school right now, but made of the women, the children, the elderly, those who have disability because there are no specialized areas for them to be in the, the school. so the fact that this is happening, the predictable way, just cause in, not only the, the further sylvia and casually, but increasing the trauma of and really populations in this place more than one time. and in some cases can get up to 56 or 7 times across the northern part and gauze as to just 11. dr. describe what he's saying that people have been literally herded from one place to another non stop displacement, even if they're not injured. if they're not at the wrecked me, hurt by the bonds,

the trauma that is increasingly taking its toll on people, people start to show a change of behavior, change of level of response to frontier on your own. both put together combined by the, the, it's the by product of these relentless, toxic 25 people so far, being killed and a transferred to the hospital. there more people are still being removed from under the rumbles of these 2 schools. and the sense are part of god and that's another the streets just to remind our viewers. another street was the major streets for his regular tocs or at the early weeks of the war where we have a private hospital, the private in childrens hospital. a pediatric health health facility in the area also privately owned the clinic, were destroyed in the early months of the war that has been in the area has been left ever since without any proper access to health care. and people were left to travel long distance between rubble is to get to

a she felt or to get the other health facility when they were still operational. but right now, there are no health facilities available or operational across the guys or the northern part other than an hourly baptist hospital. just making it very difficult to imagine how people are getting a from day to day with their life. and what are you hearing about the states of, of the hospital right now is as uh, we, we assume that those who have been injured from this attack and those who have managed to survive. we'll try to find a way to make it to the city. and the baptist hospital or wherever, since this genocide, the worst started the, the state of health care facilities in general across the gaza strip, or the health care system has been going from bad towards the now a bar above dyer. it's beyond catastrophic. what we're seeing here, not medical care, not proper health care facilities with the ability or the capacity to provide

medical care or necessary, a proper health intervention to, to save lives. what we're seeing more expanding is skeleton that turned into large more just accommodating large number of bodies that sometimes is stay inside more of the mortgage or inside the rooms or whatever it lift the space in the hospital for the day is for remaining family members to be able to identify them and pick them up for barriers. the acute shortage of medical supplies, man, pain medication. another necessarily needed in supplies are causing more trouble for the doctor causing more difficult for the medical to stop to do their jobs. some of the injuries arriving to the hospital as the doctor, the doctors for medical missions describe, are quite a treatable only if the medical supplies are available or what's necessary is available. but for the past 2 months, we have seen suffocating a closure on the land. the crossings with,

without any of the medical supplies getting into these hospital. so we're talking about a very, very low capacity now in terms of medical care and health care provided for much needed a population. in this situation we are in an environment where there's, there's an ongoing bleeding non stop, almost on daily basis. that is to have been taken in place since the beginning of the genocide, the work on tiny. this is certainly not. i mean, there are 2 schools that has not been targeted and hit by is really air strikes, but throughout the course of the war, israel has repeatedly targeted schools as well as un run schools or palestinians have been sheltering. that is correct. then that's what we documented what, what would seen happening, what we heard from the people is that just defined on the situations of the,

the schools when the, we are either be free warranty, which happens by the way, on a very minimal level. and right now we're seeing it happening without any prior warning, but this is all consistent with the early is really narrative about the war across the gaza strip of just so we don't forget, these really military is declared at total war across the gosford, whether it's on a military level or the political level, it's award our lead that was going to wipe out everything and we're seeing evidence of this on the ground at gaza. it is evolving into uninhabitable place right now with no health care facilities. health care system completely destroyed. schools and education institutions have been destroyed completely. what is whatever's left now? serve as evacuation center shelters for, for the display of population, whether the arc management operated by on or what or these are the public schools. the few remaining public schools for, for people, it's such a small place to accommodate a large number of people. then every time

a school is being bombed or targeted, people evacuated from the school. go to another shoulder, just causing the number to increase, causing on more and more difficult. as for the availability of resources and the capacity of the staff to, to provide necessarily help for the traumatized and display of the population. and we were, again, we're talking about a very low capacity taking place of everything so far. we're talking about bad wars into beyond catastrophic. it's a crisis above emergency. but it's a, literally a translation of what this really military declared at the beginning of, or the initial weeks of this ford also has been thrown into the stone age. and we see it right now with our own eyes. when at the same time genocide, the lax, are still digging in place, honey, we'll cross walk through them later. thank you for that reporting and for that update from didn't by as well. that is where the government has bound alta 0 from reporting from israel. so honda sometimes is monitoring and

a reaction from jordan's capital online. and how do i mean, how do these release justify bombings to you and schools at this hour where hundreds of palestinians are sheltering? well, thousands of forcibly displays palestinians are sheltering out the schools. this is, in fact, the 3rd school in the last 24 hours that has been attacked by these rarely army in a lengthy statement is really forces are claiming that how mass was using these 2 schools as a quote command center for their operatives and fighters to plan and carry out attacks against these really military in gaza. but again, the army has provided no proof of these claims. we've seen this time and time again by these really military saying that how much is imbedding themselves within the civilian population saying that how much is using civilians as human shields saying

that how much is using these places where displace palestinians are sheltering for military activities? would we have never seen a proof of this? these early armies statement is also making quite bold claims, saying that they tried to minimize civilian harms. as this was a strike that was carried out via intelligence thing. they use precise munitions, which is a little bit hard to believe, given the images on the ground of at least 25 people who have been killed the schools and just share destruction. people still screaming and trapped under the rubble. and most of those who were killed are actually children, and the amount of casualties continues to rise. but these really militaries saying that this was their justification for the attack. these really army has always use this justification of how much using civilians as human shields as an excuse for their attacks of civilian infrastructure that has already pretty much been destroyed across the gaza strip. there are so few places for forcibly displace

palestinians to go that are left and in fact there is no safe place in gaza. we hear this time and time again, but these really are me is once again using these claims of him as operating command centers in these places without providing any proof or evidence. and the attorney was saying a moment ago, hands on what they see on the grounds, and would be here on the ground from speaking to tell us the needs there is that's the is really, is never give any warning as to them conducting these airstrikes in these areas in the schools that are densely fox with palestinians as well. the military has previously claimed that they do give warnings when attacking these types of civilian infrastructures. but the reality is that that's just not true if they're carrying out some sort of intelligence based, right? that's conducted, enjoying cooperation with these really military ambition, back to the internal security services. i wanna also point to the last thing and

these really army statement, the last paragraph that says how much continues to violate. international law went throughout the last 10 months of this war, the amount of war crimes that israel has committed against, the palestinian people in gaza. can no longer be counted. the attacks on schools, the attacks on civilians, the tax on religious infrastructure are all surpassing any sort of other conflict. the tax on journalists on medical workers, the deliver it targeting of some of our own staff, at edge of vida, all of this amounts to war crimes that these rarely military continues to deny, but only accuses him as of carrying out these work crimes of embedding within civilians and not giving any justification for that, not giving these palestinians who have been through absolute hell over the last 10 months of israel's war on garza no prior warning whatsoever, no place for them to go. even if that morning was given, there is nowhere for them. to go in our teams,

even our own teams have told this to us that there is no safe place for them to go . so where are thousands of displaced palestinian supposed to go when the military tells them to go with designated safe zones. those are attacked to, we've seen that constantly over the recent weeks and months. most recently, just 3 weeks ago, we're more than 90 palestinians were killed in an area. these really military told them was safe, told them to go to, to be once again. so bold claims by these really military with no sort of proof or backing once again, a continuous steve and pattern, we've seen over the last 10 months. okay, from the thank you for that reporting from on on this will now 6 in advance. our south is the spokesperson for the palestine red pressure society joining us on the line from drama less. thanks for your time on this developing story. what are your teams on the ground telling you about what's happening in 1000 right now? a good evening. thanks for having me. well,

the products are no stressful to have those. what that's what tax on to schools in regards to another school and some savannah at school, our ambulance teams and minor cities, actually a number of activities as well as not dozens of injuries as well. that tax help is on the coming of at least to 25 and the injuries of the others while after this my mom and then are some messing on this problem. but it was a very her 16 for women green. i'm trying to look for the children on the most of the victim off season. they were transported to a bump post depending. but the city, which is one of the, to the toughest thing due to the patient and

medical supplies the cause of down another to their house. there is no think a lot for 7 days and gone to school on how to explain $74.00. how, but of course, lead multiple times a now even they have forced to be another time after the fact that it's not the 1st time they go out as part of getting 7 units on whatever they are a school because he understands doesn't happen systematically, has been systematically taught things have been whatever or they are, right, whether they are and any on or what schools, or whatsoever. and we're just looking at the latest spectrum, the attack we're looking at the latest pictures of the aftermath about attacking and goals, a city that's where we get it to you and schools, mister south, how many families would have been sheltering there? and from what you're hearing on, from your teams on the ground, i know this is

a fluid situation, but what is the death toll? what does it stands out right now? and according to the latest, the figures from the okay, sure. yeah. oh, there it is. uh 25 people were killed while cousins, others were injured numbers made. they are off because some seats, an artist and missing on on. does that happen? and also many or attractive users was the current situation on a few the cost difference, lack of medications and medical supplies. we maybe many others were orthodontic because they are practically injured and they might not receive the need of healthcare. those can you all know that the face of lots life as they can. but that situation is very uncalled or barely able to

continue operating under the circumstances, especially with knocking medications and medical supplies. why don't we? i was running you, i would call for the international community to intervene immediately to protect something again, ask somebody else on protected under international humanitarian law. right. and in terms of the lack of medical supplies in the hospitals, let me talk to us about what's most missing right now to more than 300 days on from this war. and how overstretched are your teams who operate on the ground in garza as well? our teams are older and stretched out. they have been working a 24 hours prior to sleep, trying their best to face as much peace in as they can. it's happen 10 months of continuous work under the big conditions. i'm repeated attacks of them are also

encountered to say, what are some the occupation forces would cause them to, to the killing of 19 members up to this moment. they are also part of the government community. ready make sucker off other continues them and the families to yeah, let them as food and clean water as one of the seems cooling, we lost as an organization to come up. even funds want to pull out currently uh, in the west bank to go over to cost with trip on support our clinics. uh, not the who has been working tirelessly because its already occupation forces preventive. p r c s p strongly getting into golf to, to take the academic off for the medications and medical supplies. i've talked to them, we can pay all of the medications and medical supplies out of hits or me unless there is no medication for kronos diseases. patients very,

very basic medical medical supplies, i've got adults and they say a 2 and 2. she a, a pain color, other basic medical supplies. auditorium. i think adding it to it that even if you and which is $1020.00 that's for the power generators. also this hospital funds a lot of if you will, and has been applied for the ambulances. and the couple of these units does have to stop on the stairs to receive a full quantity of it, the rate again, right? so we're looking at the life picture uh from garza city, that's where the attack took place. so that was really your start going to you and run schools. and you can see what appears to be just ordinary palestinian civilians . digging through the rubble with their bare hands, trying to find any potential survivors from that attack. there seemed to be many

people missing a misfortune because you were telling us just a moment ago, a final thought from you. not the 1st attack on a school in gaza. we've seen that happen many times over the course of the $300.00 days or 4. what is your message to the international community? well, my message for the international community, they should take the rest of the responsibility of the international community to act urgency, the perfect civilians that a guardstock that is on a couple of them. we have seen houses and they go up to this moment for them to the 9639600 civilian the bank comes and got their most of them. almost 70 percent of them are children and one and so really is under international humanitarian law. they shouldn't be full text and respect. that's why

we say it's such a mazda please, while you wait with no account and this is still continues to be happening. every single day, we see more talk on the view for attacks on hospital on medical course. any on the situation is only data is worth what i can give a call at the hospital fixed because honestly edit is on top of the word left and it is the same question. we keep repeating every single time. what should happen? so the introduction to continue, you can take his actions now to protect civilians on end before on cause okay, we'll leave it there in advance of stuff from the palestinian with christmas society . thank you for your time. the

we'll tell you about other news for a moment and the death toll from rival riley is in police. crackdowns and bangladesh has now risen to $72.00 people and it includes 13 policemen. the assistant christina is again facing mass opposition to her room and she's out a strong response against those she calls criminals. dual rallies held in parts of bangladesh between her supporters and those who want her to step down. well, the government has again shut down mobile internet services and an indefinite curfew will be imposed into coming our students and opposition. supporters are demanding justice for more than $200.00 people killed last month during demonstrations, against the government job quote, a scheme. and that since been scaled back by the country's top court, the old, the ministers are in hiding. wait to see how the people will go into the wrong

department house. the ship has seen it, doesn't resign voluntarily to take our next step. what do you want? the government to resign, we would all of and go back to the golden times we had in the past. this is why i came down to the streets of thousands of bangladesh. i protest her is gathered at shot back square. that's a busy intersection in the country's capital. it's known for being a place of protest on demonstration, and has been nickname, bangladesh, as to how to year to square. tundra child re has this update from dr. a. very chaotic. it's very intense. it's volatile. it's dangerous and one way to describe we are in a safe zone right now because it's an access point to the diplomatic area. it's much calmer in this, but there's hardly any private causes. public vehicles, mostly motorcycle. as you can see, people are extremely worried. what is going to happen? we read and shy black squared, the main center of the pro destiny of the dr university campus. tens of thousands

of students. i've gathered, there it is. there. i have spread that this is where we gonna call for the resignation. and stepping down of the government and the, as we came from that area of more and more thousands of students are gathering data in other areas of classes with the ruling party support are backed by the police. the same questions going on in different parts of the walls and the casualties is going to mount. most likely, tens of thousands of people are still gathering in other parts of the city as well as well earlier we supposed to be and who does the south asia regional research or an amnesty international? he says the government has been using disproportionate force on demonstrators of what's happening and under this right now is nothing short of a historic revolution. i mean, you would think after the heavy kind of response that we witnessed over the last 2 weeks, which left to the depths of at least 200 people. and you know, injuries of thousands more, a shoot on site car,

few order and unprecedented 11 day inter didn't shut down. or you would think that that was enough to get those dust of popular spirit. but the people have come back even more resilient. and now it's not just a student that movement, sorry, student movement. people from all walks of life trying to students who yesterday we saw, you know, rick shuffle. there's tons of students and musicians, artist, actors, you name it. everyone was on the streets. so, um, right now, as i said, that you are witnessing something quite unprecedented on historic and i'm the so, you know, despite a brief pause but excessive use of force that we saw that people are, are, you know, step across and resilient. and it really is crucial in terms of how the government response to their, to mount this international. we have been verifying evidence of the extent to which the use of force that we witnessed as well of was off when we found that overwhelmingly, it was unlawful because our planes, our findings showed the unlawful use of bird shot, which is

a hunting weapon. that was used against on armed student protest, or we found on dangerous use of tear gas in, in close students spaces. we find evidence of unrestrained use of lethal firearms such as a k pattern assault rifles. to all of these violate, you know, the rest of the restraint principle under protection principles under international human rights slot and find the best uninstall. enforcement also shows we're obligated to uphold. so, you know, and then at the same time, you know, the aside from the use of force, it comes protest as we saw the communications blackout, which is also a violation of its obligation under internal con carpenter and on civil and political rights because it completely blocks the ability of people to come to a, you know, human rights monitoring at a situation when human rights was most said, risk still ahead on all to 0, growing tension on the streets and cities across the u. k. as far as rights and culture protesters, much of the countries are demonstrations, are expected details coming up. the,

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