the, the safe, them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence award, nominator hero. now the, the, the as riley troops bomb m, d houses, and right homes in lebanon as, as strikes on bay route, southern. somebody continues the hello, i'm marianne m, i z. this is alger 0 life from dell. how's that coming up on the program? and his right, he's trying to 11 is main border crossing with syria cuts off the road that hundreds of thousands of people are using to flee is riley arabs. enrol funerals,

the health of those killed into a car. i'm off to israel. launch the largest as try can be occupied westbank in move in 20 years. and it is $29.00 palestinians are killed in oregon in central gaza, off the heavy arabs there. since during the welcome to the program, we begin in lebanon. what is riley attacks of left, at least 37 medical facilities out of service. that includes 9 supported by the united nations, in the town of mojo and hospital was forced to evacuate its stuff off to in his riley as strike in the area. nearly a 100 medical personnel have been killed since the start of these is riley strikes on lebanon. also, attacks have been continuing across the country. numerous civilian homes in southern lebanon has been subjected to bombing the is riley minute tree,

is saying that it's targeting homes that have storing weapons. they've not provided evidence of this. and then also more strikes on the lebanese capital by roots, just as of the israel carried out some of the heaviest bombing of the lebanese capital in 20 is this is the southern side of, of dia, is writing, fight to jets, hit the densely populated neighborhood with multiple strikes leveling residential buildings and closing extensive damage. israel says that it was targeting has the laws intelligence headquarters there. those that you've already joins us now from that up in east capital festival. tell us about the challenges facing medical facilities and hospitals which have been hit by these a strikes as well a very and there been 3 closures of medical facilities and hospitals across 11 on 2

of those belonging as they are located in the southern region of larger you and along the border with israel, according to health officials, it just became too dangerous for them to carry out their work. and we just heard from the islamic health commission, they said 11 members of their paramedics, an ambulance crews were killed today. a load on friday in 3 different is really airstrikes and elsewhere in the country in the capital. there was also another announcement by health officials that hospital in the da here, a neighborhood in the suburb of a route, has decided to shut down because it has become too dangerous for paramedics to continue their work. there was also one paramedic who was killed earlier today. so in the past 48 hours, we have seen at least $39.00, a paramedics being killed across the country. and the world health organization saying it is an absolute at critical time for health care workers because they are being targeted. this is also creating another issue because there's very little

medical facilities that roommate open selves of the tiny river. that means that people have very visual access to medical aid and health should they need it. so they have to travel long distances in very dangerous conditions to seek medical help. but the situation now has become too dangerous for health officials to continue their work. and we're hearing more more closures of medical facilities across the country. that we have also seen some of the heaviest strikes on the lebanese capital in this conflict so far. tell us what has been happening in the country. over the past day. yes, we saw some of the heaviest ad bombardments of an area in the southern, a suburb of a route to overnights. there was at 11 consecutive air strikes on a residential buildings and comp house in that area. the israelis claiming they were targeting intelligence headquarters and personnel belonging to hezbollah

without giving any evidence. what we saw following that attack is throughout the day, at least for other strikes being carried out. again, israel claiming to be targeting facilities and infrastructure belonging to hezbollah. we do know what from what we see, and there is a lot of damage to civilian buildings and neighborhoods. of course, this area is now go style and i've been speaking to people all day that have fled, that the suburb of and they roots quite make that and it just became unbearable to live. there is no electricity. there is no medical facilities, there is no way of getting help. so the only option was to leave and they have been displaced in other places across the country. certainly this is a strategy that is being used by israel to create further and defense and discontent among the lebanese population by force displacement within the country. thank you to send you a bi reporting to us from a root bang store. so in terms of what's happening elsewhere in lebanon,

these righty army bomb, the main highway between bay root and damascus. the as drugs took place between these there and your data to your booth and lebanese almost not crossings. tens of thousands of displays. people have been using this highway to get to syria, to escape. yeah. raids as a bank has more on this now from the most, not for the crossing. on the lebanese side. on the, the, i was a friday morning. is there any strikes and number of these are the strikes hit this main road between the lebanese border and the syrian border? now this, this is amazing just so people are trying to escape. living on this crate says the all these crates of the soles last night, it spends the entire length of the road, essentially stopping any sort of vehicles, either crossing into serbia or from syria and to lebanon. now, these really ami had accused his beloved of using this crossing to get some weapons into lebanon. now, the lebanese authorities had said that this boat of caustic is under the control of

the state and basically denied those allegations. and according to the needs authorities, over the last 10 days, 300000 people, many of them syrian refugees have trust, back into syria may have these people have the state worked on syria to find a home and lived on some of the children have no, nothing except a number on born in branch here, but not because of the contract here because of the intensity of these really bombardments in the side. they routine. many rather take the trunk this back in syria. and now what they're having to do is traverse these negative craters. vehicles dropped him off on this side. children, women and men having to carry the luggage and their belongings around this crate to some have vehicles waiting on the other side of those don't. others have to route the entire length of the question is what it is you know, trying to do. they have the troops invading in the south depth reference any aircraft that they deem hotdog from london bay route,

or the one airline is operating, i believe. and that this main road has been cut off. mason that escaped from the conflict and the ground for those people. was that much more difficult? i started big data from the lebanese, have been border it. meanwhile, the wrong in 5 minutes to a bus or a she is in lebanon and has been meeting with the cat take appointment to send a jeep mccarty. invite route are too cold for a single tiny, a ceasefire in both 11 and and garza. he also vowed a harsh response. israel strikes iran and retaliation to the missile barrage at launch towards tel aviv on tuesday. august the we have no plans to attend as well again, unless design is freezing, decides to continue at the time. as israel takes any steps against iran in response will be stronger and we will respond to them and a completely proportionate and well studied man. and we'll have to run around supreme leader is deliver at a public, simon, to crowds in iran,

praising the countries missile strike on israel earlier this week, a total of the home. and now you describe the strikes is legal and legitimate. the ron fight about $200.00 ballistic missiles at several sites in those relate on tuesday night. on the night close the unity across the muslim world against is riley aggression. also following developments and gaza is riley raids and shelling there of til 29 palestinians and stone. israel launched heavy as strikes on central gauze that kenning, 5 people in the operating refugee camp among them were a woman and a child. and is there any attack on the also the neighborhood? this is a residential area. and bait lie. a is also killed at least one person in northern gaza. and is right, a fighter jets of cowed out now striking tool crime in the occupied westbank. can i at least 18 palestinians. they targeted a cafe, which was full of people. he is ready minutes. he says it's killed the local on

last. come on that, but the group hasn't confirmed anything about this. a general strike has been declined across the occupied. westbank is ready forces of intensified the raids on the area since the war in gauze that began if killed at least $721.00 palestinians to all it now is ready for us as a whole. so storm deluxe almost compound and occupied east jerusalem. as muslims were observing that friday, pres, they prevented worshippers from attending the holy sides. is there any forces of regularly storm the most compound, but the frequency of rates has increased since the war on cause. it began now also following events and just the last few hours as well as that the 2 of its soldiers were killed. 24 of those wounded and, and try and strike in the golan heights. let's discuss this now with home to so who is in the capital of jordan because he's ready government his band. i'll just hear from a forcing and is round out. what is the, is ready all me saying about this,

the attack that was launched from iraq these really military has confirmed the 2 soldiers were killed and 24 others injured when a military base was struck by a drone, launched by these land like resistance and night all these really army radio has said that there were 2 drones that were launched from right off, one of which was intercepted by these really air force. and the 2nd one actually making impacts on this military base. now this is a significant events because it's the 1st time since 1973, any sort of forces and i don't have killed and is really sold are. these are only armies said that they have conducted an initial pro but into the matter and that they're still investigating. but it's also worth mentioning that within the same week, the army had announced the depths of 9 other is really soldiers from the beginning of the round invasion into 11 on many a. tell us more about that home the, i think the, the defense minister of grant has been making

a few at some remarks. but what are they saying about the plans for lebanon? well these really defense minister has actually said that there are quote, a lot of more surprises for has been a lot in these really military's arsenal. the army chief of staff has been saying for for weeks now that they want to destroy hezbollah, they want to destroy their military capabilities. they have evacuated a lot of the areas in southern lebanon, telling lebanese people to get out while they started their invasion. now the army has also released new footage of them operating from what looks like civilian homes in the southern part of the country. the military has said that they have 2 goals in mind. the 1st is to return those evacuated as really is to those northern townsend settlements. and the 2nd is to restore the balance of power along the border. but at the same time, the military is saying, but upwards of a $180.00 rockets were still fired from southern lebanon into northern israel. a

lot of them intercepted, but some of them actually making impact in causing the large fires. the local authorities are still currently working at this hour to put out, but the army, the defense minister and the prime minister alike have all set. but their operations in loving on the air strikes across the country and the troops on the ground are going to stay in place until those goals are chief us and, and, and even grace escalation. and we've already seen via wine and developments with and occupied is true. so then what is right, a full system. the lock. so most compound what happened during friday press today? well, there were actually 2 separate incidents at the lots and lost compound, unoccupied, east jerusalem. it's friday, so there are friday prayers that are ongoing. but since the beginning of the war is really forces have put these restrictions on how many people can go in, who can go in and young men are often denied entry. these really police and the

army have said that there are no such restrictions, but our reporting on the ground from months ago when we were still unoccupied, east jerusalem shows otherwise. the images show otherwise, in the 1st hand, accounts of palestinians who are b in hor, tax were denied entry. also tell a different story. this is just a continuation of life under occupation, the cycle of humiliation. and that the palestinians have to face on a daily basis, leaving an east jerusalem. now that's the 1st incident, the police attack, the worshippers trying to get to the mock. the 2nd incident is actually to is really settlers who went into the mos compound on a friday. we were praying at the nearby western. well, one of them actually sounding a horn for the jewish new year. but visits by non muslims are for bidding on fridays. the status quotes, which is a very sensitive issue, states that only muslims can praise the compounds while non muslims can visit during certain hours, which we do know are often altered nationalists under the protection of these

really forces. but this was quite a provocative thing to happen during friday prayers while there were thousands of palestinians is really police did end up taking those 2 settlers and escorting them out of the compound. thank you very much. i'm the so hurt and the amman jordan as we move now, as a young man who's the affiliated media, is reporting at least a dozen as strikes across the country with 7 arrow tax reports in high data, including at the cities efforts. that was another strike on the city of damar, and the capital son of they were full as strikes and the cities of our district who sees blame the attacks on the us and the u. k. a u. k. has denied any involvement. america is yet to issue a response and watching out a 0 life from dawn as well. still spring is a year into israel's genocide and gaza and the conflict is now impacting millions in the region. this i'll, we continue. i'll special coverage of the war, but it's killed more than $41000.00 palestinians.

the is really forces seek to silence. the truth affinity occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 and romano. the truth must be protected and heard, and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just an attack on journalist. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not of coolant or pressing it is with the game on going so raging and drawing all the attention, the full civil displacement to kind of still use in the occupied westbank escalates . settlers retain late then down all of drives are a tech palestinians in the west bank. so these are the 10 to blind. i will, they help out using intimidation and phonics, we are resting. choose population protected by no one. do you want to point

westbank the other from the palestinian experience from a the narrative to media was from propaganda to the changing face of journalism. i have never seen the lead media consensus change. so click finish me post the codes the media, hold on just a year to the i'll come back to the, i'll just say our life from don't on main story. at least 37 medical facilities across the 11 and are out of service. off to heavy is riley bombardments. this

includes 9 supported by the united nations. funerals are being held in the occupied west. fine. so the 18 palestinians killed and on his right as strike on till korean anita on friday, is there any minute theresa has destroyed? killed the local him, ask them on to that, but the group has not confirmed this maybe one. yeah. into the genocide and goes up will be bringing you week long, special coverage on various aspects of the war. from this last year we begin l 1st installment. now with my colleague real matheson, the year of genocide and god, so one year of unrelenting is really been bomb. it's resulting in the deadliest conflict of the 21st century. and it's been a war of many fast breaking records in scale and brutality. 41788

palestinians have been killed, man, women, and the elderly. but those paying the heaviest price of being children who make up nearly half the strips population in one year is really a tax of killed. 16795 children, the highest desktop for children ever recorded in a single year of conflict over the past 2 decades. but even to survive and has come at a cost more of a $19000.00 children have lost one or both parents and often all their relatives to grandparents. aunts, uncles, entire families have been wiped off the civil registry killed. busy often but also means the un estimates $1000.00 children and guys that have lost at least one limit making up what's believe to be the biggest cohort of pediatric cheese in history. that israel has also targeted an unlikely group. and this was health workers,

from doctors, to nurses, to potter medic, we've been arrested and tortured more than 800 have been killed. and this is also being the worst conflict and recent memories for journalists, a $170.00 for media walkers have been killed. and like most was the people of johnson i've had nowhere to go. they're unable to leave relegated to the areas of the is really military, has declared a so called safe songs. but then bones repeatedly. there is no safe place in gaza. that's a line that was repeated over and over again by palestinians. we've spoken to 90 percent of them are being displaced with some having to move several times. weapons of not being the only tool and this was starvation as well. you know, it's a nation says israel has blocked the entry of 83 percent of food a into the strip since the war began. about 96 percent of the population is facing high levels of acute food in security. many children have died of starvation.

no one and nothing has been spared. smalls, and 75 percent of dollars as infrastructure, has been destroyed. hospitals, schools, universities, mosques, and churches. gong, what remains are these apocalyptic scenes of broken lives and shattered futures? this is all just here's a special coverage of the genocide in gaza. one year on we're going to begin with in the cartridge reports from debt all by in this kitchen is barely recognizable, but there's humanity here among the rebel. good, but this war has taken so much from so many this mother stays, her heart is gone. after her twins were killed and is really strike. this father's home was bombed when he was collecting the birth certificates for his newborn twins. on the same day he received their death certificate.

the international court of justice recently found it plausible that israel is committing genocide in gaza. israel has also been criticized for its indiscriminate use applied to a pens, including its u. s. made 900 kilogram bomb that can send legal fragments, nearly 400 meters away. but as well as destruction of cause i didn't start in 2023 . it has been happening for years in 2008 the human rights group here and reported. the israel dropped around 1000000 kilograms, has munitions on the strip culinary 1400 palestinians thoughtful of rocket fired from us. israel has also used white explorers chemical that burns intensely on contact with air, leading to widespread fires and injuries,

to invites group, called the array of fire towards the end of 2012. israel begun a war that would last more than a week and killed 174 palestinians. then 2 years later, is there a wash and unity to month offensive? gaza doing more than 2000 palestinians after the kidnapping and killing of 3 is really team in the occupied with bank to 3 years ago. israel went to work and done this time targeting causes, buildings, road homes, and nothing, at least for high rise towers. this included the deliberate targeting of the building housing, the offices of algebra and associated press, among others. israel has not only waged multiple awards on gauze, and the costs are really years under the pretext of fighting chemist in other

groups. but it has also flushed and find resistance in 2018, the so called great why to return demonstrations demanded an end to the is really blow case and the right of return for palestinian refugees. just holding the binders at israel's separation fence would prove the phone as israel attacked with tear gas, then life permits and munitions, even between wars, that is really military kept up its operations. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has referred to these tactics as mulling salon. a strategy of per yet is bombings and policy and towns and cities. the latest war has been the most devastating israel has failed in its objective to destroy him. us. why? because uh, lies in ruins, and despite the clear evidence presented by you and agencies forming the basis for

war crimes, prosecutions and condemnation by international courts, the genocide continues unabated. and i'll just need a gaza palestine of the us president joe biden is packaged 8 packages for those affected by hurricane headline. during the visit to georgia, the storm kills at least $200.00 people across 6 states making it one of the deadliest hurricanes the hips, the us vis century. i hear you. i agree with you, and i promise you will have your rack for stay until you're restored. approved, govern. government can request for a federal government to cover 100 percent, 100 percent of the cost for debris removal immersion protective measures for 3

months. 100 percent white house correspondent can we? how can change us now from washington? tell us what has happened? how big of a natural disaster is this for america? this is the 2nd deadliest storm to hit the united states, the southeastern united states in a half a century. and it's a really under reported story simply because the news crews can't get to most of this region. it's a, it's cost of trade in a highly mountainous area, mostly in north carolina. but the, the swanson's destruction passes across 7 states, all the way down to florida. and what happened was essentially that a concentration of about more than $700.00 millimeters of rain fell over a period of about 3 days. and the water is rose so quickly that a remains that some houses are still submerged up to the roof tops. so the death tool doesn't really reflect the scale of devastation. that's because the number of

bodies that are still submerged have not yet been found, and will likely not be found for a number of weeks. so that is expected to potentially triple or even go higher. now what we're told is that in addition to this, there is hundreds of people that still haven't even got been connected with the rescue furs. yet they're still about a 1000000 people without power. and there are still many people that are lacking food, lacking water. and so the situation is quite dire, given the fact that this happened a week ago, and they're still without any form of communication or even any needs of rescue. so in terms of this situation, it's not only a disaster in terms of the relief effort, but it's also turning into a political disaster, given the fact that this is many of these are battleground states and this is not looking good for the white house. so that's why the vice president campbell of harris will be returning from north carolina on saturday to linda hand and show

that the government truly does care. all right, thank you very much. kimberly alcatel whitehouse caused by joining is that from washington. let me re much more on that story and then use and that's coming up in 25 minutes. so i'm also bring you over a test from cause of the occupied west by 11. and as we continue to cover developments across the region, the had a lie that let's have a look at the middle east and it is a large requite picture when it comes to the weather. we seen a slight html, however, pick up across the gulf that could continue to bring some hazy sunshine, but it is a launch age. why story was temperature is sitting nicely in the high thirty's into a city as well as in doha. so pleasant conditions to be enjoyed for this time of year. for the south of this, the few showers are set to come into west in pots. if you haven't,

we could see one or 2 showers as well in a month. but the farther north we go, the dryer it is with lots of sunshine, across the event and into to kit that we could see some on settled weather sweep across the mediterranean could also bring some showers into coastal areas of algae area and to new see i think the set to gets cool, cooler full, that north west cool. no temperatures in morocco have been about 8 to 10 degrees above the average. so that will be welcomed. it's much, much a recall set central band of africa, not just across move west scenarios. places like the gulf of guinea, but also for tens and yet with things with their showers come into mozambique as well. but it is a largely hot and dry picture across the southern africa, with heat wave conditions across the cape provinces in south africa. the latest news as it breaks, both kind of it's being unable to rule out

a pre emptive strike on their own. on the health of israel. appearance of policy without control visit with detailed coverage in spite of increasing threats from mainland china. taiwan is tossing its own political on deck in, make pass from around the world, and the system may terminate the country to present the of the fly re nearly to 100 ballistic. this size is while one was the us of the the action unless as well as like russian, is the well wait to see what these when, when do next. as it continues bombing garza and 11 and can piece prepaid or is the why the more more likely this is inside the.