the pressure from inflation, there will be a political response event in new york. exports of remains was in despite weakness and of the areas of the chinese economy. the, the pain and anguish and gossip is real bombs. another school the 2nd in a day killing at least 20 palestinians and injuring several others. the i'm how much room this is l g 0 live from don't also coming up, the israel continues to launch airstrikes on syria saying the risks have not disappeared with the fall of

a shot of the us. israel says it will double its population in the occupied siri and go on heights a week after seizing more lands there plus hundreds. or if you're dead on the franchise of my own, after being hit by the worst psych loan in nearly a 100 years the, these really military has bombed another school sheltering forcibly displaced palestinians in southern casa, is the 2nd school turn shelter to be targeted by israel in just a day, at least 20 people were killed by the strike, including women and children. to lead dagger reports. oh, the reality palestinians are forced to into, over and over again. bodies of civilians got to the moon bubble

as horrified relatives try to find survivors. a bit instead, what they find remains oh, seems as panic in every corner. as a rescue takes place inside the building that's still on file or the incentive to move 4 to 0. i close it out and put people who just wants to lease hundreds of forcibly displace palestinians with sheltering at this. you went home school in con eunice. these reading military from the buildings in southern gaza is trojans slept inside the school, which was a shelter for children. and there were no fighters here. they were all children, then we were sleeping. so why didn't they tell us to evacuate the school? how can they bombs cool israel's indiscriminate who has left moves across the strip,

filled with the bodies of children, stripped from the right to live was before as well struck on eunice. it targeted another school in fate. honeymoon in the north. what had to move them for the palestinians were killed on the shelter was left on the recognisable. b is really military, a systematic the attack schools, 10 shelters, homes and 10 schools in mass casualties. the united nations is accused israel as violating international law by killing civilians. but as yet to hold it to account judy vega, i'll just sarah for more than 14 months schools and gaza had become home for tens of thousands of displaced palestinians. every shelter is overcrowded with food, water and supplies severely limited, in some cases completely cut off leading to widespread starvation. the folks 1st and the view and agency for palestinian showed as does he get his hand in my mood around one can indebted but i the wire inside on this is full but now it just shows

the entire ro bala. there are 16000 people filtering inside the school on the outside, they're all over 50000 people. so 65000 people are relying on some of this from the, including a minimal point. it's including any kind of food distribution, hygiene distribution and also the water. well as the water was in this one made during the war, they dont have clean drinking water, but they do provide me with a full cooking purposes and washing purposes. they don't have enough blankets and mattresses. the weather's, and the temperature is, is getting very code as in december, now we've had rain. so we've had him freezing temperatures. of people just aren't have enough. we don't have enough supplies coming in just this week. i've spoken to an elderly woman who was 85 and she is sleeping on a mattress in a corner. she has a very thin blanket and not fit. i'm not saying she's been surviving on breakfast. 14 months is unacceptable,

and it's in humane that people are forced to live in these conditions. we have 17 doctors, 17 medical staff. so what care order is at the point now is that almost 70 percent of the medical supplies that we need. all right, 04, they're about to run out this month. how can these doctors do that job when they don't have very, very basic medical supplies? this is, are the things we have to provide the children in these vitamins. this is, this is business for. there's no vegetables, there's, there's no baby formula. there is no hygiene. there's nothing for these children. this is it in these pockets for these severely mount r as children, people are back to back in these tense and shelters. they've had wraps caught perches mice. i snakes coming in between mosquitoes and slice spreading disease. there's absolutely 0 to prevent the spread of disease in the gaza strip every time there's a 4th place,

an order in the areas. most families come here. so throughout the 14 months, every single time there has been a force displacement order. more families have arrived. the shows has got more busy, and that's how we thought the situation were in today. is really forces of killed in elders here a camera man in an air strike on central gaza bahama. the lewis was reporting at the time on rescue workers trying to save a family injured in a previous is really bombing. the military also killed several other people in the attack on the under say it on refugee camp. israel has killed almost $200.00 palestinian journalists since the start of the war. the israel has launched thousands of attacks across syria insisting threats posed by the country remains significant. load it onto these are the latest images of an air strikes near the coastal city of tar two's is

really military says it is targeting strategic military sites. israel has hit syria with more than 500 airstrikes since the us under his name was toppled last week. the turkish government has offered to provide military training for the new syrian administration. if such, help is required. defense minister, yes, you are good. there says the new leadership should be given an opportunity to prove itself. he also said there was no sign of a complete russian withdrawal from syria thus far. an exclusive footage obtained by all da 0 shows large crowds of former syrian regime soldiers gathering outside the how about police headquarters there trying to begin the process of settling their legal and military status, habits and heard reports. former soldiers of bush auto as his army search for answers a week after his regime was toppled. a video obtained exclusively by adjust the shows hundreds of men gathering outside the have a police headquarters seeking information about what's next for them. vision

problem, hold on. uh, i can task the free so you know, i, me have set us free. i was a soldier and effective. now i have registered the adjustment bureau as a step to restore our normal way of life. all those ex military men outside and willing to return the welcome. there is nothing a tool, nothing but safety and security on us for many of them had already surrendered. after the new syrian administration announced its plans to help reintegrate soldiers from s as army. it's now issuing temporary identification cards to those seeking clarification on their status. the new administration has said that any person who has not committed a war crime is welcome to rejoining society. but those accused of committing torture will be prosecuted and brought to justice. waged yes. will be trying to do is to try and accommodate former regime members who don't have blood on the hands whilst at the same time making sure that they can put loyalists in that people whom

they can trust. it is a delicate balance. after all, positions lenders capture damascus in a lightning offensive. last sunday, thousands of former syrian army soldiers crossed into neighboring idle, surrendering and giving up their weapons. would many still remain in the country looking to the new administration for answers on what role bill play in the new syria and the how does that quote? just so you don't, the, israel's government is approved the plan to expand settlements in the occupied goal on heights. it comes a week after the army invaded the un buffer zone between the territory and the southern syria. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the government acted in light of the new front facing syria and wants to double the israeli population on the goal on heights. but says israel's policy towards syria is still undetermined. and the only information soon we have no interest in confronting syria. we will determine is williams policy towards so yeah,

according to the emotional reality on the ground, i remind you of thoughts for decades. city i was an active and a mistake to israel. it attacked us again and again, it's allows us to attack us from its territory. it's allowed to run through, i'm says will last through. star 3. chatham clements is a former diplomat and former pentagon official. you joins us from washington, dc. adam, thanks for being with us. since the us it was name was pop up last week. israel has hit syria with more than 500 airstrikes. the latest ones were near the coastal city of talk to us. and israel says it's targeting strategic military sites and insist the threats posed by syria remain significant. what from your vantage point is israel's ultimate intention here and how long do you think this is going to go on? or thank you mohammed. i think we don't have, of course, access to the intelligence that the israelites are using to base their strikes off of. we also don't know what others in the us intelligence community, for example, know about these. but i would right now speculate to think that we looked in the

lens of iran and what's been going on for decades through syria and do has the law and the context slightly of the conflict. it's ongoing, there has been in the past that at least has each fire and loving on a is fruitful. but also i think, is, will probably would want to try to target these, these infiltration lines that has below and iran of use for many decades. and so from that vantage point, i think it's hard to see when these would stop. i think that also that we have to look at a few different categories of these weapons. i think one, you can look at chemical weapons that have been used in the past, the solar strategic missile research and development sites. i think those would be the obvious ones that would also be in the interest of the region. and not only that, it's vital interest, and then the 3rd ones as well. we don't know about some of these farmers gene,

a conventional weapon stocks. and so those are ones where i begin to question, i think it gets a little gray as far as i would question, as far as what real spread, some of those oral conventional weapons stores can be the israel and final, i'd say is, well, we don't know as well, how well are going to have a uh, any other groups in the ground, not just h d s, or protecting, or trying to invest some of these sites being rated. and the munition are things being used elsewhere in syria. adam, let me also ask you about the fact that as we mentioned just a minute ago, israel's government has approved a plan to expand settlements in the occupied goal on heights. the announcement of this plan comes a week after the army innovated the un buffer zone between the territory and southern syria. how much might this inflame things going forward? what kind of impact do you think it will have? well i think that all sides are trying to understand each other's motors and

objectives, aside from what is said in the public space. and i think that given the context of the war that in gaza and in between as a law and israel's, i think that for the is really defense, establish whether they would want to try to prevent some type of october 7th attack . and what's happened previously. they said that said that publicly increased some of that buffer zone, but also we know as well that there are institutions in the u. n. as the un forces that have been there, the us and other nations that have supported the resolution that took place, at least after the 1967, more of trying to find some type of a piece to an actually an ongoing still on the conflict as an officially ended, but the i said the resume is left and so i think that's the question right now for

the national community. i think something that the united states could definitely look at and trying to make sure that israel is not overstepping its bounds. and that it's also respecting the international norms and standards. and i think it was something to us actually can help of helping shape this conversation. so adam, you mentioned the us role here going forward, and that's what i wanted to ask you about next. because we know that joe biden administration, in the waning days of his presidency, that it's been quite engaged when it comes to events on the ground in syria. us secretary of state anthony blake and confirmed that direct lines of dialogue with the mask as have been opened by the incoming president. donald trump has said that the us should not be involved in syria. so from your perspective, where does that leave things in? is it even realistic to think that the us would not be involved in some capacity going forward when it comes to syria? i don't think it's unrealistic to think that president elect trump would want to withdraw us forces from the east of syria. i think we know that from the past of

how he said he was going to do that and then he changed his mind. but i think the us has a very important role here. the us forces are in the east of syria, around the top, scarce than at the intersection of the borders of jordan, a rock and syria, a very important as far as that's a deterrent on itself. as far as some of in the past, some of the ways in which to iran or iranian proxies in the west of rock and try to use some logistical communications lines going across the country. so i think the us has a very big role here. admittedly, it hasn't had the biggest role in the west of syria. and so i think this is in the past week what you seen of secretary blank and traveling to on correct of traveling to jordan to engage with king abdullah. i think they also all important international lockers to engage us and try and help shake the situation positively

and try to continue to go that i think the us that so there's just current contextural factors. but looking at beyond that and, and the isis grass or conflict and what has happened over the past decade. there, i think it's so important. and the us has to remain engaged because a lot of these conditions still exist in the east of syria. a lot of for ice has fighters to imprison, is there so a lot of reasons for the us to remain engaged. all right, adam clement squared to get your perspective. thanks so much. we appreciate it. thank you. the you in special on way to syria is in damascus and a push to advance the political transition process. gear petterson has met with the head of the new administration of the shut up. they discussed the importance of uniting syria moving forward. petterson also called for justice and accountability rather than act of revenge. following the ousting of president bush shot of us as all events of age sat down with the syrian information minister to discuss the current situation in the country. you have to start from 0. so what kind of

challenges we, you face to restrict everything and if it help desk on the move on was an old a shot of a story actually up to 54 years of ruling the criminal regime left, the country almost completely destroyed. and this criminal regime destroyed all the villages and searching even destroyed civilian homes, rendering them on use of the company. and the economic reality in syria is very di . it's a legacy that needs a lot of work to rebuild a new economy from scratch origin of the criminal regime, dedicated serious economic resources to occupying countries which were invited to participate in the war against the syrian people and the salvation government. and starting with megan resources, i think, and we believe that are pointing qualified stuff in the right places within the upcoming government to ensure attending a new page and serious history. i need to build and develop bacon syria equal to the most develop civilization and build

a nation that lives up to the aspirations of the syrian people that i maintain, that social fabric hold on. the still ahead on out 0 o as in the as please for unity and an in the classes between palestinian authority forces and fighters image jeanine refugee camp. plus the chinese restaurants introduced price meals to brand customers. as the country struggles with the property down to the winters, what established out in east asia, the coldest. when coming out to the northeast of china, across the say, japan and giving started to her condo and home shrew. keeping the temperatures down even knocking them further down in the very place itself is the max of 3. but sunshine is predominant in china, as you can see, which it should be really most of the time during the winter just feels cold.

here's a change of scene. you wouldn't expect to see study again in something tyler, but there it is. the writing should be fair this afternoon to them. the lady's here, but in june probably in some site on there are still rescues going on because of this funding. so the readings bit for the north and it should be but otherwise indonesia and and, but i easier are covered in daily child sometimes stove this circulation he would suggest that the volume is at risk of some heavier writing the end of monday or tuesday, coming to cir lanka, more right, this circulation, the better bengal will catch in towards time. well, now they're giving the potential for floods in shanghai, the northern part of injury is still suffering from persistent fog. it's quite cold . no, a long way north and like drop off and you, denny ecology, is still suffering. and that's also reflected in the whole, despite the occasional move into the but this is there where, where the that'd be more funding once again in time will not do the

packing these democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is the you are systems corporate is real effective. it's a little bit branding from the impact to the us selections, the escalating conflict in the middle east. and the urgency of climate action upfront sets the stage for serious debate on out jersey or the the, you're watching out a 0 reminder of our top stories. this out,

at least 15 people have been killed in and is really attacked on a you in run school in southern gospel, the building was sheltering many displaced palestinians, women and children are among the dead. israel has launched more airstrikes across syria targeting dozens of what it says are military sites. is really media say the air force destroyed warehouses, storing this house rocket launchers near the town of a spouse in the damascus countryside. palestinian authority forces have rated the janine refugee camp and the occupied westbank exchange of gunfire with fighters. the camp has been a strong hold for armed group. supposing israel's occupation for decades. what are the reports from jordan's capital? i'm on because he's really government has banned algae 0 from reporting in the occupied west bank and inside his room a gun battles in janine this time between palestinian security forces and the janine battalion, an army group operating the cities refuge account. this is day 3 of

a controversial campaign. the palestinian authority says is meant to root out what it considers lawless elements. tension have been building for days. the battalion is accused of stealing. tell us any and security vehicles and designating a car jeanine. then palestinian officers killed a 19 year old while pursuing a janine battalion fighter. did you need refugee camp has been the at the center of is really military aggression for 2 years. suffering white scale, destruction and dozens of casualties. many here say the infighting among palestinians is the last thing. sputtered said he needed the solar afraid this and finding could spiral out of control. this is not an l interest. we're old tag. it somebody is riding enemy, which is rejoicing at our and fighting. presidents are calling for unity. pleading

with palestinian security forces not to enter the refuge account. inside the account. there's growing anger. the fighters are defiant, little more low, so the subject isn't caused old account. but rather an attempt to end the patriotism and resistance in the company and the palestinian authority has ruled out dialogue. i am of the this operation will continue until the goals are achieved . regaining safety and recovering the agenda and come from lawless elements, will have hijacked the camp and created a situation of and security there. all of our trust here has been broken, palestinians, and jeanine se there helped us to stop the deterioration week and, and stripped of most of its powers by these ready occupation. the palestinian authority is seen as fighting for its relevance in the streets of janine palestinian human rights. organizations have pleaded with both sides for calm and dialogue in their absence. many fear the darker days are ahead. not all the address

later. i'm on as a spokesman for the janine battalion, spoke to algebra in an exclusive interview. he said his own group was the only thing keeping palestinian safe from the violence of israeli settlers in the occupied west bank approval of enrollment. they want the head of the resistance. we are not out last. we support the law. we enforce the law and the rule of law. the question is whose law? when is really cheap, enters janine city to arrest me. you as the law, where are you today? we're confronting the settlers across all the cities in the west bank. they want jeanine to be disarmed. in short, no one can disarm jeanine or compass is clear only against the occupation and nothing else. now our message is clear to everyone, for god's sake, just let us be. we want to fight the is really for you all. let's say that i have surrendered. what if a settler enters my house? what could i do? we know the purpose of the posting and authorities weapons. it's well known. one can't open fire against the israelis. it's forbidden to open fire against them. how

could i surrender? protect me from the israelis and my rifle is yours. evict? he is released from our country and my rifle is yours. i would be yours to execute to our evict these release from my country and you may execute me and i'm a french official says several 100 people. i fear dead after cycling. cheeto hit the southern indian ocean island of my yacht. it's the worst cycle and in nearly a century to strike the french overseas territory. cycling chito broad winds, and more than 200 kilometers an hour, with reports of settlements being flat. that is a bulk you'll have stuff that won't present something. no, i think that will certainly be simple 100 perhaps approaching a 1000 or even a few 1000 given the violence of this event. we will experience that and now flesh and now family with our loved ones. our colleagues, when i was at the command, seemed to with all my colleagues, the ceiling of the operation will seem to flow away. we found ourselves facing the

storm. we all experienced this event and never to believe there was a much high account and that is obviously up to us to draw up this tow cycling. tito has now made land fall in northern mozambie, killing at least 3 people as the cycle and continues eastward malawi and bob. we have warrant people may have to leave their homes. the leader of south korea's ruling party says he is resigning after the president's impeachment pond on whom the had called for president eunice took, you'll to be impeached and says he has no regret in doing so. you ins. impeachment stems from his short live declaration of martial law, which prompted protests and outreach. the prime minister has taken over his responsibilities, you and remains under a travel band well being investigated. in china, a depressed job market, along with a drawn out property down turn are keeping a lid on consumer spending in the world's 2nd largest economy to people into spending. many eateries are offering dishes for less than one and a half dollars,

but it's patrick fox reports. it may spell a broader challenge for policy makers to boost demand for growth as winter approaches, and it gets chevy or in beijing. many people like to eat hot spots to help warm themselves. finley sliced meat, vegetables and a variety of other dishes and done since the boiling bowls of broth. with everyone huddled around a. it's a relatively inexpensive meal, but stiff competition has seen some restaurants, offer deep discounts to help control dinars. look up, the price is 357 you on. and the so base is 10 you on any to makes you feel warm when you eat it. isn't that great? the mean dishes here including beef, the us, an option tina cost about a dollar and 40 cents each to sign dishes of pickles and rice of free jan, z as a sub and says the pricing is part of this change brand. so i'm gonna go ahead and

go all strategies, small profits, but quick turnover to attract more people to dine with qualities, affordable and good for you. versus our goal restaurant hopes cheap dishes wouldn't charge people to eat more so that it can help offset type margins. competition in china's dining scene has always been tough, but the price will in this market is spreading. putting pressure on competing home for outlets, another businesses that might be a good thing for consumers, but as not so great for the economy. price was full, cost of floods and kindly to deflation, didn't to lower wages. it could push consumers to further reduce the consumption. last week, china is top leadership cold and policy makers to vigorously boost consumption and comprehensive expand domestic to month. expense say steam. this measures introduce are for including interest rate cuts, loosening monitoring policy,

often enough to lift consumers, sentiment, need it as but right. but the discounts demonstrate that. what that means is we're going to see, you know, this risk of a race to the bottom really take hold across a wide degree of sectors. this doesn't just have domestic implications. it has international applications as well. a lot of fears around price words and not spilling out to the international rena. that's fanning a lot of freight tension. there's no quick fix to the problem. recent science suggest the government is urgently trying to come up with solutions that are possible new trade val, with the us. once donald trump becomes present in january, couldn't make it even tougher patrick fault. i was a 0 phone call. the people in georgia are protesting. again, a day after its governing party selected a new president, former football or me fail have a less really was the only candidate on the ballot. opposition parties boycotted, the vote, accusing the government of electoral front. demonstrators are angry, the ruling georgia dream party is derailed the bid for you membership and are

calling for new electric. german chancellor, olaf shoulds is due to face a confidence vote in parliament after the collapse of his governing coalition. it's a procedural move design to paved the way for snap elections in february next year . so near guy ego has more a government made up of 2 left when policies, the cd and the greens um the center, right. s t p was always going to be fragile upon the ship that many in germany felt was going know with derailed by differences on how the world's largest economy should fix its financial troubles. until the german chancellor announced that he was going to fire the ftp finance minister for refusing to suspend the country's debts break, to guarantee more money for ukraine and the economy called for reset. the same as 2 d as in trip. it's one i feel forced to take this step in order to have a.