the, the safe them even come in as an international anti corruption, excellence award denominator hero. now the . ready ready ready sheltering from the on, so hundreds of thousands of lebanese flea is really as strikes on the the solid. is there a line from dough house or so coming on. united nations says is ready. attacks have shut down dozens of medical facilities, including hospitals and let us president joe biden advises israel known to attack radians. oil facilities says he hasn't spoken directly as roles,

french fitness, and i get into as roles genocide in gaza and the conflict is now impacting millions in the region. the so we continue our special coverage of the war that is killed. all those $41800.00 the hundreds of thousands of lebanese, so preparing to go to sleep in shelters off to fleeing the is rarely average. instead of destroying large parts of the city, dosage jabari met some of them and found out how that coping. this is a place known for hosting parties for wealthy lebanese, but now the exclusive sky bar club and bay, which waterfront is whole to a new crowd. this place families who fled the hostilities between the has the law and it's really forces more than 300 people are sheltering in the underground hall

of the club. south left her home and the southern supper, roughly route along with 5 other families just over a week ago, during one of the heaviest nights of this rarely bombardment. she says the experience hasn't broken her spirits or her beliefs and how to stop at the inside today. we moved to the center of the capital, then we went to school, but it was full. then the owner of this night club found out that people were looking for shelter. we are comfortable here. we are people who love life. and what happens in the south doesn't only concern the people of the south, but all of lebanon. the government estimates more than 1200000 people have been displaced, most of them in the past 2 weeks. this isn't the only place that's been turned into a mix of shelter. there are hundreds of schools across the country that are being used. how's this place, families? but the demand is far greater than the forward. he's anticipated and there are

enough space and designated buildings forcing some to take shelter wherever they can find space on a public beach and they route zeta. and as ha and her 4 year old daughter find shelter under makeshift tents. they to flood their hole in the southern suburb, a free route. zayna is grieving, but also angry. say, you know, so a lot is gone. is ryan, you are bombing because of how, you know, well, are you targeting and your sites? you want to cause the people, this is the tools, your issue is not with the so low. it has the people are dying and being the discharge. children are becoming body parts. there are a lot of emotions across the lebanese capital, fear shock, anxiety uncertainty, all of which are growing by the day, and with no diplomatic solution in sight. many here fear their temporary homes could become their permanent hopes. dorset jabari ultra 0, they root

a while we can speak to dorsey jabari, now she is live in bay route for us store. so they've been more strikes over the course of the last few hours in southern bayers and elsewhere and left and on. what can you tell us about the latest? well, there's been repeated air strikes, at least for that. we know of the, in the southern suburb of the capital this afternoon. now as far as we understand it, according to israel, this was he had again another so called targeted assassination of members of hezbollah. we have no information about any evidence that they provided about vocations of these as so called targets. and also we've had no statement from has well as of yet, there's still a lot of questions and it is not clear who the targets for our what is clear is that the southern silver ones home to 700000 people is now a ghost town. all those people i spoke to aiden by report have fled to their homes in those areas. they are an example of what is actually happened as

a result of continuous is rarely ever strikes over a densely populated at residential area. 7 at southern they will, these are homes destroyed, lives destroyed, families destroyed as a result of what israel says is targeted assassination or targeted of targeting of hezbollah infrastructure within the area in southern bay route. so it's becoming more and more clear now that the internally displaced, this force displacement by israel is also being used as a weapon of war. these uh, over a 1000000 people about this place. there's 500000 palestinians in this country that also be displaced, one and a half 1000000 syrian. so the situation is very, very dire. now we're now seeing the countries medical infrastructure also becoming a target to israel's campaign against what it says is, has well and it's interest. okay, thank you for that dosage of already that for us in favorites. this is really

a tax of left, at least assess the 7 medical facilities out of service and 11 on that includes 9 supported by the united nations. and the town of mazda unit hospital was forced to evacuate itself, often is ready to strike in its vicinity. nearly a 100 medical personnel have been killed since the stones is right and strong. so nothing on layla baker is the united nations population from regional directs us are states. she says the situation and medical facilities in bainbridge is catastrophic. you were seeing almost a verbatim repeat of what was happening in gaza, where the is rarely breeches of international humanitarian law and relaxed most bombardment inside the 11 on his left much of the health system, including in the capital beta cripples. i'm just to give you an indication for the facilities and otherwise very productive country are currently closed and that's

only in the last week. the remaining facilities that are open are left over whelmed, overstretched, in part because they do not have a of the number of people who are injured. and that includes pregnant women and children, but also because of their own. their own health workers have been the target of those bombardments they do because of very demographically tact area. this bombs are falling in the center of the city. these are families, people, their lives have been shattered. and so getting to the hospital we have, we know that there has been injuries with lost limbs. pregnant women who are coming in, who can't deliver, they've lost all contact with their, their providers. and just imagine for a moment that you are a woman who has been looking forward to giving birth and all of a sudden you're in the middle of a war. so i'm trying to find a safe facility, even if you're lucky enough to get to one of those facilities. imagine that the,

the trials and tribulations that you have to have to find someone who can help to deliver safely and get you and your, your child back into safety. once you have that baby as well, these riley army has also boned the main highway between they route and damascus. the strikes took place between syrian jaday and its yeah, bruce and the lebanese l must no cross springs. tens of thousands of displays. people have been using the highway to get to syria, to escape the average in level. as the bank has moved from the mouse, not boat across things from 11 east side on the any i was a friday morning. is there any strikes a number of his, or the strikes hit this main road between the lebanese border and the syrian border? now, this is the main route for people trying to escape lebanon, and this crate says the, all these crates of the souls lost. the, it spends the entire length of the road, essentially stopping any sort of vehicles,

either crossing into serbia or from syria into lab, or not. know, these really ami had to accuse his beloved of using this crossing to get some weapons into lebanon. now the liberties authorities had said that this boat acrostic is under the control of the state and basically denied those allegations. and according to the needs authorities, just 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 and the size and very many rather take the trunk this back in syria. and now what they're having to do is traverse these massive craters. vehicles dropped him off on this side. children, women,

man having to carry the gauge and the belongings around this crate to some have vehicles waiting on the other side of those. don't others have to walk the entire length of the question is what it is you know, trying to do. they have the troops invading in the south depth, threatened any aircraft that they deem hosted from london bay with all but one airline is operating, i believe. and that is main road has been cut off. mason, that escaped from the conflict in the ground for those people. was that much more difficult? i said big data from the lebanese have been border. israel has said 2 of its soldiers were killed in a drone strike in the occupied golden heights. the drones were fired from a rock made up the he joins us now from the back that so my move, what are you hearing in the rock about the strikes of the will the stomach resistance, sinew rocks as it targeted date, 3 different locations and know the as well with the at 3 different operations using

get it drones. we understand that this lubbock resistance has been targeting get sooner locations on sites in israel, a by edge zones as we understand also that this is not much with a sense owens it. so what are the categories of drawing technology reaching as far as the saw, the airport to be locked in, southern israel, and also the golan heights and know the of it. but what is new this time? what is this your level? this operation is that this is the finish time is rate analysis casualties at these other thing from operations, cut it out by iraq's is stomach resistance despite the fact that the stomach resistance has been totally think it is way these sites was drones over the past years since the beginning of it's been submitted to campaign against that as a on october the 7th at the last here. but again, the stomach resistance in iraq,

reaching out to those locations. it's also, it now remains to be verified for these van to clarify how it's a defense system which intercepted the stomach resistance at jones in the past faded to intercept the drones this time. what's the result that in death is an injury? is it still soldiers? ok, thank you for that. my mood of the why he the 1st and back that you as president joe biden says he has advised as well to consider all the options other than attacking range in oil seventy's. but he admitted he hasn't spoken directly to as well as benjamin netanyahu. these rallies have concluded how they are and what they're going to do in terms of the strikes. that's under discussion. i think there are. if i were in their shoes, i'd be thinking about other alternative striking options.

that's something that's be that's under consideration right now. the whole discussion. let's go along surpassing all haine in washington. so patsy. uh, tell us a bit more about what president barton said as well, it's very interesting and what he didn't say he didn't urge any restrain from israel in any of the front they are facing. he did, and he did talk about the oil fields that he was very soft spoken. i apologize in the breaking news. i thought he said that he would consider that of course i was wrong again, my apologies. he said he doesn't think israel should target the oil facilities. the reason he's bringing that up is because he made an off. it would seem to be an off handed remark yesterday. and oil prices rush just shot through the roof. and the last that he wants to see for his city, vice president who's running for president, his gas prices go up with less than a month to the election. so again,

he said that the big news there is taking back any thought of the oil fields. but he went on to say that it's the high holidays that is really is have not decided how they're going to strike again. he didn't say that they shouldn't strike. he said they haven't decided how they're gonna strike once they do. he said he'll have a conversation with his really prime minister benjamin netanyahu stressing that his team is in constant contact with their counterparts in israel. but it was also very interesting. he was asked if he had any influence over prime minister netanyahu, because obviously this is now almost a year in and every time the president in the said he doesn't want to see something or this would be a red light. israel does it, and the president does nothing. he would, he didn't say that he has influence with israel or the prime minister. he said, i came up with the cease fire that had by and from the un security council and all of our allies, what he didn't continue to say that was it. and netanyahu put in additional conditions. so the ceasefire deal never happened. even though the,

by the ministers repeatedly said they were incredibly close to getting it. and he was asked about senator chris murphy. he's a prominent democratic senator who says that it's unlikely or not prob, possible that it won't get a ceasefire because nadia who's trying to sway the election, obviously towards trump. uh, the president joe biden wouldn't really comment on that. he just insisted that he is done more for any us president, for israel and the history of the relationship. so again, talking about all the things he's given to israel. none of the things that he doesn't want to see israel do. okay, thank you for that. patrick, all hey, now 1st in washington, still ahead on al jazeera into the when gone, so we count the agony of the people looking at how israel's relentless thoughts were in lives across the

catalogue that let's have it under the weather, across europe, where a vigorous area of low pressure has moved across most central and eastern areas, bringing very heavy range the likes of easily and croatia we've seen flooding here will continue to bring showers and some thunder storms it to this area. but the amber alerts on saturday had been issued for greece, romania that heavy rain pushing up into crayton bella, roost and western russia as well headed that it is looking largely fine and dry for to keep for places like cyprus, as well behind a little bit cloudy. and sharie, but still some slices of sunshine for the low countries, bronze switzerland as well. this sunshine, sunshine in spain and portugal as well that we're lost. however, you can see another nice the area of low pressure walking its way into the west.

some very windy and wet weather coming into the north west in particular for island and the you k very heavy rain affecting move west in areas of england and even whales on sunday. that rain drips down into france, touches into northern spain and even portugal. we'll see some of that rain coming into lisbon by sunday as to whether update. the is really for us, is sick to silence the truth in garza, i'm the occupied westbank by indiscriminately killing jermel is now just here with journalists, a paid the price. this is not just an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know. the truth must be protected and heard. and the stories of real people must be told. journalism is not

a cry. pressing it's the, [000:00:00;00] the book and back you watching out. is there a mind desktops or is this our nation says lebanon's, nearly $900.00 shouts as the now it's full capacity. people fleeing is riley. ministry strikes, forced to sleep in the open to the point 2000000 people are believed to be displaced. most of them in the past 2 weeks. at least 2000 people have died in the past 337 medical facilities across the country. and now out of service office,

a heavy is ready for 5 minutes. that includes 9 supported by the united nations of speaking as a news conference you, as president joe biden said he has spoken to is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu recently. but it's a israel not to attack uranium 12 the one. yeah. as genocide in gaza. again as unrelenting as riley bombardment resulting in the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. and it has been a war of many fuss, breaking records in scale and brutality. $41788.00 palestinians have been killed and total men, women on the elderly. but those paying the heaviest price have been children who

make up nearly half the strips population. and just one. yeah, is riley attacks have killed 16795 children. the highest death toll for children ever recorded in a single year. conflict over the past 2 decades. and even surviving has come at a cost move and $19000.00 children have lost one or both parents and often all the relatives to grandparents aunts, uncles, entire families have been wiped off the civil registry killed often, but also made the un estimates $1000.00 children in gaza have lost at least one lin, making up what is believed to be the biggest cohort of pediatric amputees in history. israel has also targeted an unlikely group in its full health work is from doctors to nurses to power emetics that been arrested,

tortured and over $800.00 of them have been killed. this has also been the west conflict and recent memory for john list. a 170 for media work is had been killed. and unlike most was the people of gauze. i have no way to go. they are unable to leave relegated to areas. these randy ministry has declared a circle safe sense, but then foamed repeatedly. there is no safe place in gaza. that's a line that has been repeated over and over again by palestinians. we've spoken to 90 percent of whom have been displaced with some having to move several times. wesson's have not only been a tool in this war salvation as well. the united nation says israel has blocked the entry of 83 percent of food and age into the strip since the will began. about 96

percent of the population is facing acute food and security. men, children have also died of starvation. no one, nothing has been sped. more than 75 percent of golf has infrastructure has been destroyed. hospitals, goals, universities, mosques, even churches, all gone. what remains all these apocalyptic scenes of broken lives and shafted features this resolved? is there a special coverage of the genocide in gaza? one year on? we begin with him. cordarious report from dare out 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 sees her heart is gone after her twins were killed in an 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 it's u. s. may 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. that is real, dropped around 1000000 kilograms, has munitions on the strip culinary 1400 palestinians thoughtful of rocket fired from us. israel has also used white scores at chemicals that burns

intensely on contact with air, leading to widespread fires and injuries. to invite screw, called the rain, a fire towards the end of 2012. israel begun a war that would last more than a week, and killed 174 palestinians. then to use later, is there a wash and unity to month offensive casa, getting more than 2000 palestinians, after the kidnapping and killing of 3 is ready to in the occupied westbank to 3 years ago, israel went to work at done this time targeting causes, buildings road homes and leveling at least 4 high rise towers. this included the deliberate targeting of a building house in the office of audra 0 and associated press, among others. is there a has not only wage 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 the resistance in 2018, the so called great why to return demonstrations demanded an end to the is really located in the right of return for palestinian refugees. just holding the binders at israel's separation fence would prove the foam as israel attacked with tear gas, then life permits and munitions even between wars is really military kept up, its operations. prime minister benjamin nothing. yeah. has referred to these tactics as mulling for one strategy of per yet it's 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 the address, the utah, gaza palestine as well as war has changed life in gauze beyond recognition. palestinians say that exhausted off to give suffering. we spoke to some of them is what they told us. the signal it says the max up in the. yeah, i need you refunded enough redness. i mean, i put that on how to how to, how to read them. i used some of that awful. have i that awful mission that i know . how does someone heavy and how does volume,

osha, a software engineering, engineering issue at a rate of the box? does that mean and well, in the head of man, in the fact that you do not run that and the have i'm getting a vendor next. neither am as in this, the one ever than ever, than ever. when we spoke audio to susan hall, she was a wellbeing counsellor, the british international school in gaza, which is now entirely online on to is riley forces destroyed it's building. she explains the level of trauma, she witness among the palestinians, that the trauma that i sold in the eyes of the people who from gaza itself. because we have like around 30 percent of the population from casa and 70 percent

of the population of the schools from outside of us, the trauma that they carry, it's, it was very, very difficult when a 5 years old asking you there's, there's toys in heaven. so if we're going to die, are we going to have enough toys in there? are we going to meet our relatives or loved ones? or when there is rockets around an you need to give them comfort? do you think? what kind of life kids would love on the rockets missiles for you every single day that they get out and lose one of their parents? or are they gonna lose the chance to live safely? i remember one of the jokes that you used to my account and the school that so basically let's say today where they're shooting missiles on us, where it's happened in august and may, since, since i went to guys and there was nothing, nothing as demanding them to do but they were like for $35.00 days they were

shooting that's missiles and bumping around. and i was terrified and my colleagues the other day, so they would say, oh, we're done, we finish our targets. you can go back to the regular life. imagine that you're being bombard in the middle, and then i the next morning you're going to go and, and do your regular life. and they were like, this isn't horses on. this is just escalation. you didn't see the fire belts yet. um, you didn't see whatever the description of the distraction that they sold before. i mean, so what kind of jokes is this? when i saw with in the 1st month and the war and the genocide that like live, i realize that, oh my gosh, this is what they were talking about. one of the demands from us made in the days of the was a release of palestinians from is really jails. this policy and exchange deal of a 100 is riley is taken captive on october. the 7th,

a still believed to be held in garza, for hundreds of palestinians, subbing live sentences. a swell deal is the only way out of prison. it's ever as for many palestinian families, the capture of dozens of his readings on october, the 7th revived the hope that had long been subdued. prisoners exchange deals are the only way out of his really presents for hundreds of palestinians sentence to life. i have yes of them have full son saving life sentences, but i'm thinking about my son. he died in his rate of captivity and in 2022. i hope to receive his body soon and bury him, milan he loved a hope, put on hold negotiations between israel and him as our best dragging was no sign of any breakthrough for now. also an egypt broker, the ceasefire in november that led to the release of dozens of palestinian