the sorry, basic right now you see many have these about 10 arrested with the latest local news and insightful documentary gc was teams across the world. when you closer to the cost of the story, the israel carries out multiple air strikes on the southern suburb of the $11.00 east capital. a lot of us special envoy pushes for a cease fire the light from my headquarters and don't find any navigate. also coming up, paramedics are among the victims. this is really or strikes, had parts of the southern city of tire of northern gauze. those come out on the lawn, hospital runs out of oxygen after weeks of is really bombardments. it's one of the

few partially functioning medical services in that area. setting the stage for new demonstrations opposition active. assume georgia are regrouping after last month's disputed election. the we're beginning loving on where it's been $53.00 days since the start of israel's military offensive. its forces of bond thousands of buildings on homes, mostly in the southern and eastern parts of the country. more than 3 and a half 1000 people had been killed and thousands more wounded. is really army has been threatening civilians to leave their homes or face death. more than 1200000 people across the country have no been displaced. the us special envoy english fox seen has been in be route and tell a vive, trying to push for a cease fire. mean,

while israel has carried out multiple layers sites on the southern suburb of the lebanese capital, the latest drive had a multi story building and the show. yeah. district. and there been more is really airstrikes and southern love it on 5. paramedics were killed in 2 separate is really strikes when their vehicles were a targeted. lebanon's ministry of public health has condemned the attacks of violations of international law a moment, so we'll have the latest entire. but 1st the whole did. has this update from the scene of the attack in southern bay route. we are in the neighborhood of here. this is the aftermath of just one of the strikes that happened in the past hour as you can see, people in the street. so there's a lot of panic. people are in shock because yes, they routes. southern suburb, the neighborhoods, the baby southern suburb have been repeatedly hits in, in recent weeks. but this is the 1st time this area has been hit because behind this building we are not able to show you that because there's still a lot of falling debris behind this building is a main main road. the main highway,

if you like. and this area has not been fully evacuated. yes, there's really military, that issue of force, the evacuation order in the map which is shared on social media. it pointed out to mark this building in red. but all the people here just you can see the damages is widespread. people are coming out of their homes and saying we've lost everything, look at our homes. and i don't know if you can hear the is really drones buzzing overheads. so people are now concerned that the strikes are expanding. so we are really at the periphery of babe ruth, southern suburb. and, and the concern here is that what we've seen over the past 24 hours this god is really strikes, have been dudley. and it's been a violent 24 hours, not just in favorites. the southern suburbs in southern live, in on, in, in, in eastern and nothing on dozens of people were killed on thursday. so you can see

people here in shock or uh, you know, asking each other questions whether or not they should leave this area for goods. like i mentioned, most of the 700000 people who live in baby southern suburbs have left but a few 1000 and stayed behind because they don't want to leave their home. so they don't want to leave their businesses. so you can see this strikes. they're expecting, i mean this building is as likely to fall, or at least there will be a lot of falling degrees. so chaos and comic and really a lot of concern because of the, the bid by the us administration to bring about to cease fire has apparently failed already have some is there any is not from the southern city of tire and tire hasn't been spared, either ali there had been several. is really or strikes just today. what's been the impact of those why didn't did the in

just a few minutes ago. there was an air strike. i think they went to a smoke. a few had in my background. this is on the cost a line between fire on not caught off. of course they've been also at least 5 as strikes that take the out, scheduled as far as just beside tire. and the city upside was hit with an s strike the surrounding towns of what does it show? many, also my show from the entrance, the northern entrance of dogwoods head. so a lot of this strikes. yeah. and also reports of bottom medics killed and is really a tax 3. and she's you know, close to just seen a couple just decide what the smoke is. right. so there was also and is ready and it's very hit over the killing to pot on medics. also with the hearing before itself, for it probably in the united nations, the soldiers who uh, in judge and then attack on data base in shut mouth, shut me out,

which is on the board. the close to the board is an honor speaking of somehow and, and the areas that are on the border. there are reports of fierce fighting between the fighters and the is really army who continue to try to push further and further until 11 on what sort of resistance that they've been facing while indeed sure i'm at a is around 4 kilometers from the borders. i'm is really, i've been pushing forward to dominate or to take control off, shut me out, and then move to watts. but yeah, but this is all, i'm in my background now. i mean, we can't really show the whole picture because of the presence of all the report isn't on. the fact is that is where he's all trying to push to watch somebody all the on somebody, all the to go towards the cost line and then costs the roads from the time in

circles. now what does this really is doing? is building, bothering all the surroundings with our facility and also launching strikes on different areas. however, has the laws been also attacking is really this morning there was an attack from has a lot on his ready metcalf, a time destroying, get in, shut me out. also. we seen in the thought on uh the area behind us somewhere to where it is, where it is. uh, admins got and the dad, well, we don't know what happened. we just saw a very big pool of smoke to the east to see. yeah. which is not here, the eastern sector also curious about those are taking place is just on the board done. this really is trying to take this down. but the failings of the moment. so the trying to insert in different ways and getting into the sockets and cutting the road over there. but as we've been saying, the fetus about those are now often around 50 tree days off the ground invasion.

and after around 2 months of error strikes, still is really is haven't crossed more than 4, excuse me, says within deliveries territory. okay, thank you so much. and it has some reporting from tire in the south of love and on the turnings out now to israel's devastating war on gaza. for the past 413 days, the tiny strip has seen enormous destruction. with more than 44000 palestinians killed and 800000 more injured, the united nation. so as most of those killed have been, women and children, and those israel's bonds don't kill face starve ation and disease. the international criminal court says there's reasonable ground to believe that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and his former defense minister and your of the launch bear responsibility for

using starvation as a method or for fair, which is a work crime. the court issued arrest warrants for nothing. yahoo yolanda into how mosque commander on thursday. but despite those warrants, there had been more attacks. funerals have been held in gaza. city for victims. if it is really attack that target at a house multiple times on thursday nights, at least 20 palestinians were killed. children are among the dead and injured the match, the building was hit 3 times 3 times. and every time people a mess, it could, most of it was gone. nobody's best and all of them. a dad, a whole family lives here. a whole families been wanting to wait an entire families right from the civil registry because of you israel, you kill civilians. remember, this rule has once again targeted to come out on hospital one of the few partially functioning medical facilities in northern garza, a drone strike at the emergency entrance of that hospital and destroyed it to

electricity generator. the facility has run out of oxygen because of the ongoing is really attacks, kind of a whole designated buff with the latest on that attack. in the hospital by itself in northern part of this trip is the only hope that is left for the tribe. a population in northern part of the city that includes the value of the account of the value of town and the western part of the northern city that's bit like a project area, a bit like a city altogether. the only hold for people to get medical treatment is come out as one hawking. and then let me just clarify one important for the despite the repeated attacks on the facility in the past few weeks. and since the beginning of the ground, a salt on those dates, it's an indication that very military is interested in completely pushing this health facility out of service to the point. people will not have any of these services, a means of services existing on the ground and go the in,

in the northern part of the event. eventually they would have to, to leave and do repeated effects with or on the medical warehouse where there are directly on the gate of the hospital or it's emergency department injuring medical or stop arresting, medical or staff as well. and when it was, it's formed in the past a few weeks then what happened last night? just a quick rundown of what happened. the heavy artillery is the quad. scott, there's a dropping grenade at the entrance of the hospital as well as inside the emergency department. it's 6 of it's medical staff were, were injured, 4 of them are in the mid in the medical field, then 2 of them are from the administration of the hospital where it critically injured. and this attacks the hospital at this point has run completely out of every thing that good supports, the existence of the medical staff to start with, as well as the any treatment for the injuries and the patients in, in the hospital. as well as the rules,

the tax on blockading of much needed aid is making an already fragile all humanitarian situation. even worse. in october, an average of only $37.00 humanitarian trucks a day entered the gaza strip. that was the lowest number since the 1st few weeks of the war. and the 1st 18 days of this month, israel facilitated only 7 percent of coordination requests for humanitarian missions in northern gauze on besieged areas there have not had fluid deliveries for weeks. un, warren's famine is now imminent, and starvation is spreading. by mid november, only 16 percent of people in central and southern gaza had their monthly food rations shortages a flower of forest for bakeries and dated about after close in the space of a week. shon carroll is the president and c of a narrow that's the american near east refugee h. charity, which has teams on the ground and gaza. he says not enough efforts is being made to

get desperately needed. aid into the strip is not enough. a particularly food is getting in and in the south we've had a, a problem of, of not enough aid getting in. and also the getting in being attacked. there needs to be and we're talking about increasing the number of border crossings, increasing the hours, increasing the number of vetted drivers. all of that's important. and of course at the top of the list, we need to cease fire. we need the rock border opened again because that was the most uh, that was where most of the came in from a before that was closed in may more than 6 months ago. my organization and 7 other highly reputable and g o, some of the largest, most reputable in the world, worked on a score card to help these early officials, us officials who were talking with those early officials understand what was still not working. and we looked at 19 indicators that were spelled out in the letter from the us, government's from secretaries blinking in austin to their counterparts in,

in israel, asking that within 30 days is real, increase the amount of a to 350 trucks. and all those 19 indicators are our organizations looking at the research looking at the data, a game or red line in 15 out of 19 a yellow light on 4 of 19 no green lights. so there just is not enough effort being made to rectify this. absolutely. a dire and life threatening situation that we're seeing across the guys a strip because of continued restrictions. israel's defense ministry, his and i also, and the use of administrative detention for is really settlers in the occupied westbank. the controversial policy allows authorities to detain suspects without charge for up to 6 months. it's mainly used to detain palestinians, but has on occasion been used against is really subtler suspected of carrying out violence against palestinians such attacks on palestinians,

on their properties of search since october the 7th. last year. the substance has more from i'm on. she's reporting from there because the is where the government has been delta 0 from operating in israel and the occupied westbank of israel's new foreign minister. israel caps in forming the sion beth as israel's internal security agency. that he plans to suspend the use of administrative detention for settlers in the occupied westbank. but just to give you an idea, this is a policy that's rarely use towards is rarely settlers. even though there has been a historic number of settler attacks on palestinian villages. property and even sellers who killed palestinians over the last year, you're looking at at least 1600 different attacks that have taken place. those figures according to the you when to but according to these really present service as it stands now, there are around $3340.00 pounds billions in administrative detention where there are 7 jewish is really settlers in that same type of policy under your

guidelines when he was the defense minister over the last nearly 2 years there around 16 settlers who were arrested under this policy. but now there are members of the opposition who are speaking out saying that this is something that's going to cause a lot of dangerous implications. and in fact, the head of mission, but had been warning against this for so long since israel's most right. when government, in its history took over a couple of years ago, they had been warning against dismantling this policy, saying that it would have those dangerous implications. but the new defense minister said that if there is any sort of violence, they will be prosecuted according to law. enforcement, even though as we know, as we have been reporting for years, attacks on palestinians bias, rarely settlers very rarely result in any sort of prosecution or convictions still ahead on al jazeera. why the former philippine president is coming under scrutiny once again for his years long war on drugs. we looked at the online role

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. ringback the, the, the top stories on alta 0, israel has carried out multiple airstrikes on the southern suburb of celebrities, capital related striking a multi story building and mission. josh districts of a roof. there had been more is really or strikes and southern and loving on. 5,

paramedics were killed into separate is really strikes from the vehicles were a targeted, loving owns ministry of public health has condemned the taxes. violations of international law. funerals have been helping kansas city officers really forces farm to house multiple times on thursday nights. at least 20 palestinians were killed. several displaced families have been staying in, not building investors. uh, yeah, neighborhood or russians, rona tackle northeastern ukrainian city, assuming has killed 2 people and injured 12 others. residential buildings. a soft on several cars were hits $13.00 drones. a task early on friday to me is only 29 kilometers from russian border. soon as regional governors, as the drones were loaded with shrapnel, president vladimir putin says russia use the new type of ballistic missile in ukraine on thursday, puts and says it was fired in response to ukraine's use of us and british

themselves. to have had accused moscow a firing an intercontinental ballistic missile on the war for the 1st time, you created an official say to me, so i'll hit a rehab center for people with disabilities in to be pro. patrick theory is a former nato analyst. he says there were suggestions from the missiles characteristics that it might have been an intercontinental ballistic missile. a policy, the ukranian air force initially said it was a intercontinental ballistic. this, all of which would be a large missile, which can deliver conventional. but usually they're designed for delivering nuclear warheads at the, on 5500 kilometers. so these are literally, as it says, inter continental and on top of the ukrainian store, that because this miss saw how to send it to me. some of the characteristics of those icbm have in terms of how the, upon, at the top of the miss which contains another bunch of missiles which can go to different targets. it's called a multiple independent rock of vehicle. what we can see and that the need for.

ready the strike was uh, numerous pods basically strikes a different miss also slightly different times and locations being released that is on usual actually for generally for an inter uh a medium range ballistic missile. and so there's a couple of things here that suggested that we were looking at an intercontinental ballistic missile. another one is that the pentagon said that through a press secretaries that essentially they had received some warning that that was going to be an icbm launch. and that's under the new to the treaties that you know, need to, to paris, how to do that so that they don't basically send the their adversary's into a panic if they're just going to be doing a launch browsers. and them thinking it's a full that new genera, stripe, for example, unions and write scripts in south africa. so the government is endangering the lives of minors trapped in in disused gold lined by blocking rescue operations. applying operation by rescue experts has stalled on police are preventing community

members from pulling miners to the surface themselves or delivering food and water below. police say they're following a court order. it's believe many of the hundreds of people currently under ground up and down there for months to the justice department in the philippines has begun, investigating the former presidential rodriguez's territory for crimes against humanity. the government has rejected a similar inquiry into the territories and tied drugs campaigned by the international criminal court. but it now says testimonies as well as the territories own admissions are too damning to ignore. barney below has this report . on the capital of manila, it's been 7 years since sarah said these last 2 of her sons, but she isn't ready to let go. not until the perpetrators are brought to justice, both were accused of being involved with the legal trucks. police said they shot them dead in self defense. sarah insist they were murdered. and so many witnesses

had enough for us to say not him the end. so they got the wrong test. and yet they shot my oldest son with his arms raised rights group say as many as 30000 drug suspects were killed in the soul, cold war and drugs. but the administration of former president would be good to 13, but only 9 police officers had been convicted so far. and the 3rd day had not been held to account with you until last month. when he appeared before the senate and said he gave police disorder and the ink cartridge is the green, me notice the fight thing got is them the go? the guns turned. the also said he ran at that squad when he was mayor and made no apology for the ramp and killings. and because of the statements, the department of justice says it's formed a task force that would investigate the 3rd day for crimes against humanity. has

investigations of all involved low level police officers and only a handful of cases have been filed in court legal expert to read that there is enough to warrant the d o j investigation or the statements are on the roles. and there definitely seems to be any kind of course on, on this part. and i think they're all admissible whether it's going to be in the i c. c. or here in, in the local court. stairwell comes efforts by the government of president for the new marcus junior, but she says she's still rather deter, to answer to the international criminal court because she doesn't trust the philippines just the system. does that mean what? oh, state. yeah. it's just so hard for us to get justice that to, to enjoys due process up to his admissions. but my sons weren't given any. they were just killed as a law. the government has rejected calls to cooperate with the i c. c. but says it bought stop and or pull from arresting guitar to should the issue of warrant

warranty, below algebra manila. so obama, please 50 people including a mother and child have been killed in a shooting and northwest. practiced on gunman opened fire on a convoy travelling to the shower, the capital of kiper plus 2 for province, local media, se the passengers were she responds, no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. a local branch of iso and the congress, donnie tyler bonds alliance of our groups operate in that area where violence has increased and recent months. you as president elect donald trump, has nominated former florida attorney general pam bonds the to had the justice department. brandy has been a close ally to trump. she was picked off from my gates, withdrew his name for the post, saying issue surrounding his nomination were becoming a distraction. he's been accused of sexual misconduct with a minor gates denies any wrong doing of georgia's office. this one is

regrouping in preparation for fresh antique government protests. the georgia dream party was re elected in last month's parliamentary elections. but the opposition says the vote was rigs to keep the pro russian party in power. where we challenge reports from eastern georgia. less than the lectures on the university steps times planning for the next demonstration process. so continued in george's capital since october 26. when it pro russian governments, one parliamentary elections condemned by the opposition is corrupt, driven launch me by students and academics. the move and once the bike rerun jordan, dream, the routing party out of the country store progress to e u. membership restarted. russia is the main problem because our government is pro russian at this stage. our elections, we are not safe. our elections. we're not the express of the georgia people swell.

we think that we deserve to be the part of the european union, and we will be back to the anti russian pro european 5 of the b. c is already part of the picture, travel somewhat less metropolitan like glory, occupied by russia when it's invaded in 2008 and feelings of different churches relationship with it's john neva to the north is long and complex case in points. galleries most famous son started a georgian, born under the russian empire who went on to lead the soviet union as its most fearsome dictates of the outside go restarting museum. great to so susan is she's in favor of not poking the russian bad by guessing to pro european top of your internet because i you all those who leave doing the georgia dream. but these, those who live now to the room, leaving no money to police for the days no,

was days pc and the georgia population was. but across the rows few, he runs the parking lot. he feels rushes, 2019 invasion, and the face of ukraine shouldn't be repeated. we really have to be good with everyone. rusher is a conquering nation, and russia has had it as a lots of course. but we should also have trade relations with russia, or even if you accept widespread concerns, the georgia dream manipulated the elections. the government still have sold it support the protest movement is regrouping for another push at keeping the european ambitions of live, perhaps have yet to dissuade kind to you in the country that it's worth the risk. very challenge. how does 0 georgia it's earning that's create are billions of dollars in was a social net worth before social media was mainstream. but the online role playing game world of warcraft is also a cultural phenomenon. and as the game celebrates 20 years since its release,

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