people susceptible to government control, this type, again, is designed to inflame and defense. the way that the story is being told is not right. and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on tuesday, around the head of syria's new administration, middle sure. on calls for an end to western sanctions on his country. the . i'm sort of any good to have you with us. this is elsa 0. live from bill also coming up, damaged in under funded. we take a look at the state of serious health care system after 13 years of civil war. 3 is really a tax target. alma was the in southern gaza settings 10 housing displaced, palestinians on fire,

at least 11 people have been killed. and jessica washington in indonesia where the community is mounting 20 years since the indian ocean. as quick as the head of syria's new administration is calling for a new start and an end to all western sanctions. it also has been meeting diplomatic leaders, including the turkish foreign minister. he says he's focusing on a peaceful transition after taking power of following the fall of the assad government sharah is due to meet the draw damian, foreign minister, later on monday. let's talk about that. what else is there as, how should i have our, who is in damascus for us? so the whole wide origin story is neighbors are all now coming in to meet ahmed, i'm sure are the trucks have been there the lebanese and beyond the region, the americans, the guitar is europe, teens are supposed to go now. jordan, ascending is foreign minister. what is that meeting about of the civil,

the new authority here in damascus is taking a more than mortal diplomatic of ignition from neighboring countries in particular yesterday was so key. what sent it's minnesota far enough as a mess with the setup and then there was a 1st come 1st web site i was talking about the need to build bridges with neighboring countries of the same day he met with a to advise the, to the, to saudi arabia's king about the future that was also quite a significant development. and today he's going to meet with a man of some of the jordans, minnesota for flooding a fast. and as far as the children is concerned, this is going to be a significant boost for him. at the southern, he wants to build bridges with at george, and there are many tribal connections on the board. the area between georgia and

syria and the city is, would have to be like massively in the future for political support from the jordanians. when they stopped the national conference dialogue about the future of the country. so as far as i am of the stuff is concerned is if fact to lead to of sylvia, he's the head of the, of the new administration who's the needs of them at the head of the ship. now he's looking for. busy to getting more and more recognition from the international community. a believe that's is starting to happen these days. so i'm sure, of course was a fighter and now he's having to do the job of the other statesman, essentially build a country, build relations with the neighbors and a broader international community. what picture are you starting to to get of where this is headed? they, they, him must have gone through a huge transformation over the last the product please. his tough advisors were telling him that it's about time to reinvent yourself if you want to appeal to the

international community. you should listen to his statements back in 2012 and 15 when, who was totally in pricing and extremely conservative approach to life west. the ology has to be the ones that saves people's life. yesterday was a remarkable change of his way of thinking. when he met with willie jumble out of lebanon that he said, i don't want to be stuck in the past. we should not look at what happens in the muslim world about a 1400 years ago. we should move forward. we should be the genuine democracy was met, it is going to be dropping any of that consideration. the lights, the sudden these the she eyes and the jews should be treated on the same basis a vest quite significant. he wants to build bridges with the lead by these government with the jordanians, with a saw these with the tubs, with the tardies, with the amenities, with basically everyone in the region. that's quite remarkable. easy going to be with that is there are some challenges to that. but to kind of this week when he

stopped the dialogue for the transition roadmap with would he be able to convince everybody to be on board? we have to wait and see how shame it's always great to have you all and thank you very much. that social 0 is awesome. i have are from the syrian capital mohammad vol is in homes and he has the latest on the situation in serious 3rd largest city . it looks like a normal city. it's a functioning city. you can see the traffic behind me. people are unhappy, people are smiling. even though the presence of security forces he is minima, minimum, you can't even see them organizing the traffic. the topic is going on its own and people are doing their business as usual. and we've talked to a few of them after a while ago they told us, i mean look at the city and the people are disciplined. they are civilized, they can, they can even function without the government. there is talk of some pretty crime

in the streets during the night enough to the level that you can expect in a place like this far so. so i can all of that city. huge place and someone told me, look, if this is in brazil to far as those, you'll see a different scenario. you'll see people be killed this 3, it's on so on. and the dogs, you know, that burglary and so on and in broad daylight, what this city is functioning and people are happy. yes. there are many lot of still on the ties tia because of what happens because this is the 1st city in syria about how most killing awful testers, just swell behind me. and people know that they talk about it. so there is a high symbolism for homes and people who haven't progressing dots. the united nations is warning that the scale of the humanitarian crisis in syria has

not changed despite the political situation. that you and under secretary for humanitarian affairs, an emergency release says 8 operations are slowly resuming, including a level homes and damascus health care services have all been collapsed in syria after 13 years of civil war as well as corruption and mismanagement. the world health organization says that ensuring services during the transition period is crucial, since many facilities are damaged, overwhelmed and under funded st. ahold of reports from a hospital in damascus. this hospital is a lifeline for syrians who can't afford to pay for health care. yet it doesn't have the resources to cope with the hundreds of patients who seek treatment every day. we are in the emergency room of the main government hospital in damascus. some come from the countryside because many of serious health facilities have been damaged by war. i'm offering myself and myself,

there are no purple hospitals includes. there is no infrastructure in that. it was never rebuilt since the regime recapture that this is a little over half of the serious hospitals remain functional according to the world health organization. and there's a chronic shortage of medical stuff experience doctors and nurses have left the country. those here say they can't survive on their earnings equivalent to $20.00 a months. there were some very, very difficult for us as of the, because of the how much money we owned, as long as the hospital is also under funded by sams, shows us radiology equipment on it's about to say that was here before he was 1st employed in 1997, a lot of the medical apparatus don't work because there are no spare parts of the ship. see. and he, he bought on we like the basics like gloves, syringes,

antiseptic, little books. and of course we like machinery more stuff. we also like stuff because at least 30 to 40 percent don't show up easy to low pay, nothing to the model, bomb and above and this off. this is where people in critical conditions are taken . doctors here tell us lives have been lost because of the lack of a central's mohammad can barely speak, but he insisted on talking to us that he explained how he needs medicine and tests which are not available here on the and he needs money. 90 percent of the population is poor. one of the challenges that the new administration in syria is to continue to provide services to the population as it tries to transition the country for more than half a century of rule under the outside families. the world health organization says this is critical. it warns this cannot be done without the help of international donors. the new rulers inherited a country and ruins with

a shattered infrastructure and destroyed economy. what's the matter? how does it have a set of what we have reached actually to bring water under a lot of pressure? we just don't have a budget to upgrade our services as i'm going out of the images that come out of this hospital show the critical state of serious health care where live saving medicine is a luxury. and this facility is considered to be among the best this hospital story is just one example of the scale of human suffering in syria. and the challenges facing its new rulers center for their elders either damascus. the report by expanding to national has details what it says or israel's tactics to start palestinians in gaza. it is accusing it of intentionally blocking a delivery to northern gaza. oxfam says of the meagre,

$34.00 trucks of food and water allowed to enter north casa over the last 2 and a half months. deliberate delays and systematic obstructions by the is really military meant that just 12 managed to distribute aid, starving palestinian civilians with finality is the policy lead in the occupied palestinian territories and israel for ox them. i spoke to her just a moment ago and she described the extent of desperation, palestinians, and gaza face a decision doesn't really. it's just nothing sort of an apple village nightmare. i mean there's no other way of describing this. families are literally rummaging through rubbish for scraps of food. they are boiling leaves in order to survive on and we're, we're, we're seeing a parent skipping meals to skip these of meals so that their children can eat my family itself. they're not even in a north of guys, are there in the south of gaza and please, i mean note that the entire gaza strip is facing acute moment. attrition is it is

at the brink of starvation. there pumpkins a farm and dislike and the noise where the situation is dramatically worse. but where i've been told by my brother in law himself that they're asking the kids not to play. because otherwise they'll get disease because they think they're not receiving enough food. they're not eating enough, they're not drinking, you know, i mean, imagine having to ask your 5 year old toddler to stop horsing around and something around. well, already oldest death and destruction is happening around them, and they're traumatized by the peers. you know, sort of showing constance out of showings and roles and comforters. but on top of that, they're not allowed to play. and, you know, find an inch, an ounce of imagination in their, in a terrible lives. because they're not eating enough. i mean, this is the situation that we're talking about today. so people are, are surviving. we don't even know we've lost a lot of contact with people in the north as well. um and, and then if they do receive aid, they're jumping on the truck like desperate people and, and you know, i mean it's just for me as opposed to me is absolutely heartbreaking. to see my community this desperate like in,

in the space of 14 months. you've rendered an entire population star being homeless, displaced, destitute, absolutely destitute and desperate. but yeah, you know, with incredible resilience, um, that, you know, shouldn't that we shouldn't be expected to see from such a community. a desperate rescue efforts are underway in southern guys often is really drone strike. he tends housing displace palestinians. at least 7 people were killed when fires broke out after the attack on the was the west of hon. you and this is really military has been carrying on strikes in the area killing at least 4 people in 2 separate attacks. its forces have repeatedly attacked on the wasi. now almost the stretches, the 12 kilometers. so let's look at the map 12 kilometers long guys, us coast, starting from the western areas of darrow bella and central gaza. down to find newness and rough on in the south is really authorities designated on the wasa humanitarian zone about a year ago and forced hundreds of thousands of palestinians to go there. view and

estimates that more than 1000000 people are now sheltering in overcrowded and flimsy tents in the area without access to critical services. l 0 is honey. my hood is in darrow by line. central gas that honey, what have you learned about these attacks on the wasi? the seller, the beer. these are part of ongoing attacks across the gas or the fact that we've, we've seen in the past few days, the surgeon, the talk them is all the talks about. it put things on seeds fire, but the attack continue. and the seemed to be concentrated once in the northern part of this trip, as the operation continues the ground offensive can do that. but also here, the use of a drones is a quite visible and he really deformed by those really military laws. evacuations on work, people have been shouldering good for a hold of you have endured many of these unpredictable attacks on their 10 side. not only were seeing these attacks causing further civilian casualties,

that according to the people inside these evacuation zones, the, i would was there, those are 5, the attacks stroke about the, the aftermath of them not feeling safe enough. and then that moving to another area that is also not safe for them and their children. so the aftermath is pushing more people in the 1st their internal displace mendoza survive. the past are traumatized in dc childers around the vicinity of hospital. what we learned from one surviving family is moving has been near mid and also medical complex, just hoping that it will be much safer than a loss evacuation zone. but that has been proven to be an accurate because the hospital also attack deliberately by it is really monetary 7 people to from one family, including one of their in laws who was in the 10th when the attack happens to other attacks within a span of couple hours on vehicles inside of mos evacuations on one vehicle was gary displaced. individuals moving from one can get side to another. the other

vehicle was carrying a security person out law enforcement from the local community, securing the delivery of humanitarian trucks. designated point on the coast of road of a loss. evacuations are on a separate attack. we are on the site right refuge account where this food was surrounded by many of the clock captors into heavy artillery. at least 2 people were adults and z as a talk around the vicinity of the sports. there's also a tent sites. there was a cock by the quite coffee honey mountain road reporting from darrow baba from inside the gaza strip. thank you very much. i the is really prime minister has arrived the tel aviv court for the 5th day and his long running corruption trial. benjamin netanyahu is accused of bribery fraud and breach of trust. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. now he denies any wrong doing, describing the charges as absurd. the zeros hemmed us. oh, who does in the jordanian capital amman covering this because the is really

government has banned else 0 from reporting in israel and in the occupied westbank . so i'm to brief us on this, try where we are in the proceedings and how dangerous this could be for now. you know, well sarah, this is the 5th day that need to know who will testify. and proceedings actually began early because nothing yahoo has to be at these really parliament before 4 pm when they do close the sessions. indic knesset. but this morning there was a letter that was released by the state attorney's office. and it comes after a couple of weeks ago, there were some judges at the jerusalem district court, who expressed concern over the charges that were being pressed against benjamin netanyahu. however, the state attorney's office says that even if nothing, yahoo wasn't directly involved in these crimes. he did have a awareness about it and he did know about it. so the state attorney's office and the prosecutors are arguing, but nothing yahoo did know about the situations behind the scenes,

even though he denies any wrong doing. now this is a trial that could take months if not years before we get a verdict. and even if nothing y'all who was convicted, he could appeal that conviction and still be prime minister during that appeal. okay, how is he handling this politically? what's his reaction been so far as well as in yellow and members of his far right coalition have said this is a smear campaign against the premier. he's repeatedly called the charge is absurd, denying any wrong doing since the beginning. but you have to remember, this isn't something that happened yesterday. this is 8 years in the making and 5 years ago is actually when these charges were brought against nothing. y'all, who in the indictment but nothing y'all who maintains his innocence, the 1st time that he did testify, he said that he's been waiting these 8 years to tell the truth, the prosecution and the state attorney's office say otherwise. they say that nothing yahoo was involved in these crimes which include bribery which include

corruption which include accepting gifts. so netanyahu says that he has to do his job as prime minister and maintaining a war on 7 different fronts. he says, but he says that he can do both. he could both stand trial and be the prime minister. and remember, there were a couple of times when he was testifying, where they actually have to call a recess because he had to take some sort of security calls and make decisions as the premier. but surely an unprecedented moment in history for israel's longer serving premier some the somewhat reporting from amman. jordan, thank you. are still a head on alpha 0? i'm how did you, castro, with the grand key ballet company of ukraine touring the us in hopes of winning more americans support under a 2nd at trump presidency the a meeting of minds unless we think deeper and ask people questions of what spanish

1st stations of identity and social ideals of life, we're going to always have the same model architects to may, a valley at a 100 ravenna talk to we may contribute as architects to create conditions, to the level of the fields. because in the n c, these are shortcuts thoughts of quality studios be unscripted analogies, era the the, you're watching else 0 reminder of our headlines. the head of syria's new administration is calling for a new start and an end to all western sanctions. middle sharon has been meeting

diplomatic leaders, including the turkish foreign minister. sharaya is due to meet the jordanian foreign minister later on monday. rescue efforts are underway in southern gaza after and it's really straight killed at least 70 people in on the last the west of sun, eunice. these really military has been carrying out strengths in that area, killing at least 4 people in 2 separate attacks. these really prime minister has arrived in tel aviv courts for the 5th day in his long running corruption trying benjamin netanyahu is accused of bribery fraud in breach of trust. if convicted who faces up to 10 years in prison. you as president elect donald trump, is threatening to take back control of the panama canal, accusing the central american country of charging excessive rates to use it. the canal was built in large part by the united states. it also controlled the canal and its surrounding territory for decades, but it was fully handed over to panama in 1999 after a period of joint administration. kind of minion president, jose roland. let me know, responded to trump's comments,

saying that the canal belongs to panama. get a pretty sight of him on it. i want to express that every square meter of the panama canal, and it's adjacent areas belong to panama, is and we'll continue to belong to panama. the sovereignty and independence of our country are not negotiable. no soon she hovered tennessee reports from washington, a raft through us the reception in phoenix, arizona of donald trump, once again vowed to make america great again for a combination of mass people, patients tax cuts, drilling as much oil as possible. i'm stuffing was that he says would never overdone, where he presidents over the last 4 years. as far as his economic message is concerned, we have seen a new element. he is still plunging to play economic hardball with us to allies the u. canada, mexico. but over the last few days, a new element has emerged in his troops, social and social media post. i'm now in the speech. he has complaining about how

much power while is charging us commercial may, will shipping from transiting through the panama canal between the atlantic and pacific oceans and violent america will take it back. if things don't change, you gotta treat us fairly and they haven't treated as fairly as the principles, both moral and legal of this. my dad them is gesture of giving or not follow. then we will demand that the panama canal be returned to the united states of america. who worked weird without question. i'm not going to set forth. trumpet suggested that he feels china is getting too much influence over the panama canal. the all the new elements in trump speeches him scoffing out the speculation over the last week. the musk vtech type, who was now in charge of the trump presidency eaters, like smart people around donald trump insisted, but then judge. but anyway,

he was born in the us, the called become president. she ever can see out, is there a washington? it wasn't in beaks. constitutional council is due to rule in the coming hours on the validity of october as presidential election. the opposition is wanting, the validation of the disputed results, which saw the governing for lima party re elected, could trigger more violence. the interest that followed the election is already causing significant damage to the economy. and this year marks the 20th anniversary of one of the worst natural disasters in recorded history. the 2004 indian ocean earthquake and tanami killed more than 220000 people. the worst effected area was actually in indonesia, where a local authorities have since made efforts to improve disaster preparedness. alpha 0 is jessica washington reports from entree province. at this primary school on the coast, as of the children, quietly engaged in the morning lessons when suddenly ha

there's been an earthquake voice shouts. this might look like an unusual way to stop the school day, but it's a common routine for these children in a change was used to doing emergency drills. this year marks the 20th anniversary of the indian ocean earthquake, and as you know, me on december 26th, 2004 and odyssey earthquake struck with a magnitude of 9 points. one of the coast of northern sumatra triggering a series of suit on these within $227000.00 people were killed across the region, including shalonda, india, thailand, and malaysia. with no area was as badly affected as a che inbound j. a quarter of the population was killed to watch the recalls the confusion and few of the time being swept away by the voices of clutching her 6 month old baby. i swam as hard as i could to a towel and we made it at the time. i didn't even know it was a sonoma, people would kind of keep shouting flawed. she wants these young students to be

empowered by information and to know what to do if disaster strikes again. there were also lessons to be learned to for indonesia dissolves to agencies that are the time we were unable to provide precise magnitude information and could only calculate up to magnitude 6.5. we're better off now and have the indonesian tsunami, early warning system. the coastal community of lump oak was one of the worst effected areas. this is what it looks like from above the days of to the disaster. almost every building here was flooded by the single me, except for this not it has since been renovated, but some of the damage is still intentionally visible. that's aimed at ensuring people have a reminder of the synonymy to own of the victims. and to encourage alumnus of a possible future disaster. cindy montgomery and his wife, 3 han us,

you know me survive is they know, run a children's library near the coast. i've been to that bung after that. so now, i mean, we're traumatized. my job is to continue disaster literally still so deeply remain where he lives. so if there is another disaster, the know what to do for a few years after the disaster, they left a j to work elsewhere in indonesia. but they came back knowing they wanted to contribute to entries development. remembering the past and rebuilding for future generations. jessica washington, which is 0. j indonesia. b. s trillion investments has approved the extradition of a former us marine pilots accused of working with the chinese military. more than a decade ago, daniel duncan was arrested in 2022 on orders from washington. he's accused of breaching us arms trafficking law by training chinese pilots in south africa. duncan's lawyers say that there is no evidence the pilots he trained with military and that he had given up his us citizenship at the time of the alleged offences. in

germany, there are questions about whether friday's car running attack in the city of magnitude, or could have been prevented. authorities accused the suspect of islam, of phobia, and investigators say government agencies had been aware of his ideology. the 50 year old man faces numerous charges including murder and attempted murder. he is a saudi citizen who has lived in germany since 2006. the 5 before killed more than 200 were injured. a make shift memorial has been set up, so the victims demonstrators in serve you as capital. bill grade have rallied against president alexander from church and his government, at least $30000.00 people, gathered demanding an end to what they say is corruption and negligence. the student led protests and started last month after a concrete canopy collapse. that a railway station in the city of novi side killing 15 people. as a ballet company made up of, most of the ukrainian dancers, living in the us,

is spreading its countries culture through dance. the grand kia valet is touring american cities as members anticipate a change in washington's policy towards ukraine. after donald trump takes office in january. also there is heidi show, castro has the story. the tour vans are worn. the faces are tired after nearly 2 years on the road. but these dancers, with the grand key ballet, are still committed to winning american hearts and minds through ukrainian ballet every day. you have a different the rides to see a to another city, another state and it's difficult. 20 year old nicholas co, much international dance career began just as russia invaded his family urged him to stay abroad. his brothers joined the military. i pray for them because it's so important. then they are, for me, their heroes, nicole dom laura,

also age 20 cents money home to ukraine. i have presented this will help a crane to help my families, all of my families say, and they train in here, find my pfizer. he's and he, literally, as her father takes to the battle field, the mora prepares to take the stage. she writes to him daily, he can only respond once a week. we have 3 daughter, so i think he wanted to protect us. perfect. our family protects all secret and children the dancers are rehearsing. now for tonight's performance to nutcracker. and in a few hours time with the house fills up. the company's mission will be not only to entertain the audience, but to win support from the american public for ukraine. at a critical time, i will have the horrible war between russia and ukraine, settled, president elect. donald trump has questioned us military a to ukraine and has about.