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a 2nd weeks now. and didn't, i mean it's been the focal point. at least 27 palestinians have been killed. sofa, awesome. and to bossy is a resident in jeanine campy joins us from the so as i mentioned, 20 homes have been destroyed. where is that leaving life for residence of janine and thank you for having me. um for sure, this is only 2 days that highly out of me in the g. down on the 4th, wednesdays, and through all the time and now the beginning, the mother, she now says the streets at building a house is booked today. its on me one square the neighborhood. they destroyed a 20 house and but for sure now we see that most of the house isn't unique. i'm not through the vocal anymore as well. but that's the plan of the automated to them

and meg janine can not any more like account. and this is for sure. it's a very big drunk, a plan that they have been talking about. but we never imagined there's going to have been in this way as well in the army you patients. let me jump in here and give you the line lines that we're hearing from the is ray the side. the saying that going off the quoting terrorist infrastructure from what you mean able to see as a janine resident, what all the buildings that are being destroyed. i'm thinking you like, born in jimmy job. i grow up and can you, can i live my whole life in getting come on? i know that there's a lag on. the do not need an excuse to destroy it. all in a house has been displaced us. this is a very long old plan by the army, especially for the account because they want to can make the but it's been a good time. this time i view personally having families displaced because the houses have been blown up in this assault. i mean,

we only be from defense the army game and they said, all the does, it does have to go out because we're going to bone phone houses, but we didn't expect the best. we didn't expect this amount there. so the plan is a clear they built that won't work on the idea of of the cheese. they don't want to you either through g for the by the time the whole plan is about to make the case for good been to that make it died. i'm not talking about it anymore that i have to put in that if you jesus, but it's time. so it's not about the, this is not my, the best people who lives and you know, when you talk about one, now it's not really one family that you can examine. jimmy, jim, you find one house with bought, find me these, these families. so i'm putting your $15000.00 can give me gum now we're outside $6000.00 and you need to be on the other fellows on this based on all, but that's it. the villages and union. so the, the,

what's happening to these thousands of people because correct me if i'm, if i'm wrong, but understand jeanine jeanine camp is sealed right now, is that not the case. nobody can go in or go out. so if your home gets destroyed and you're saying thousands of people of this place, where did they go? right? and that's the question. that's the question. what is the plan where these people are going to go today? an old my, my never became a, he didn't thought between the houses the chick his house and his live is my boss. get them. so some bought some, sometimes people to try to, to sneak and to have some, some dogs, some equipment, some things from their houses, some papers, but for sure that a new success better so to speak. and he come back with a big disappointment saying there is no more any more account like what we imagined . so that's the one to both as well and innovation. that's the question for you. um the question for the tv and what sort of all of these families,

whether they will and it will, how they're going to live and who is gonna provide them? i'm your house is bought a new place. it's many children without scores and many again, just people because even go to the hospital. so if you was bump described to gratian, what was the responsibility of the best the result was going to take care of these people? all right, thank you for relying your perspective and experience of what's happening. investment to bossy from jeanine. thank you. i'm the son who joins us live from my mind. sees that because these are the government and palestinian authority of band elders here from the forwarding inside as well. and in the occupied by spanking time. they may have heard them my interview with a janine resident, talking about people's thousands of people being displaced because homes of being destroyed. what it is, right?

official saying about that as well. let's begin with when this rates started nearly 2 weeks ago, these really military had forcibly evacuated in displays thousands of palestinians . that number stands at around 15000 now. and they were actually told to get out from loud speakers on drones and on military vehicles. but a day later, these really governments spokesperson denied the saying that they did not tell anyone to leave when these really army was seen on the ground telling people to get out of their homes, or they would be killed. so in this area specifically, you're looking at a densely populated refugee camp where as your guest was saying, these are apartment buildings. these are not just single family home. so they could be 567 floors with multiple apartments, multiple family homes that have now been detonated. and i want to also note, these are similar themes to what we saw in northern gaza threw out the war. if it

wasn't an air strike from above, it was large scale that nations from the ground, but these really army never said anything about the civilians in the area. never really said anything about their homes or after the people would come back. and that's what's happening in janine, but these explosions have also impacted nearby hospitals. we understand a mosque has also been destroyed as part of this large scale attack. but the hospitals have also been effective. they've been damaged and their water supply has been almost cut off and the hospitals are really because they can't even get medical supplies. and because of the many checkpoints that have been set up all across the occupied west bank as part of this rate. right. and this, although the thank you so much for reporting on that situation for my mind in jordan, 466 and in just palestinians been allowed to leave gaza through that off of crossing. they'll be receiving treatment abroad. it's the 2nd day since the border with egypt reopened off to it was destroyed,

spine is really offensive thought. a cup i assume has more from that off based on the spot agreements between as well as how much it stipulates that at least 50 palestinian patients will be evacuated once roughly crossing boards that will be reopens again on a daily basis. and during the past 2 days, what we witness was completely less, it's what list the expected number that had been agreed upon, that we mediators, and the conflicting policies just to different example, say to 7 palestinians have been confirmed that they were evacuated to rough crossing by the w h o on today we got a new updates from gauze us health ministry that 46 patients were allowed to be evacuated to rough cursing under the supervision of the w h. o. and the guys us health ministry. so what we, so i used to passes in, in the ambulances that we're approaching throughout our 1st thing with children,

women and men who were desperately and severely injured and are in a very a. so if you need to be treated approved where their injuries require a very long term rehabilitation and complex surgeries that cannot be locally carried out to you in the gaza strip. and that is one clear reason is the very remarkable devastation of causes, badly function of hospitals, the chronic shortages of medical supplies and the destruction of equipment. we are still expecting that within the coming days we are, we are going to see more batches of injured people who are scheduled to be transported outside garza to receive medical treatment. but what one of the most and very a freight carrier is the grim realities that we have seen is that many families and many people have been less to, to be up at to be evacuated from garza. but once the roof, our crossing has been reopened. they were not live, they had,

they have passed away due to the jew to these to be injuries that they have been enduring as these thoughts of stories. reading it is a constant reminder about the drastic tone of the is very well. and garza, a. this rattle has launched an ass striking central gauze of the target to the car, entering at least 4 people. the attack happened on the other rashid road, used by palestinians returning to the homes in northern garza, is right. the media says the vehicle was trying to cross into northern gauze, up without being checked, thousands of palestinians of a ton to northern goss. that's fine. destruction close by is where the strikes, homes and roads have been wiped. towns via tanks also left the area without voltage shelter, food and sanitation facilities. much of the gaza strip was flattened during israel's 15 month pool. are highly masked. move joins us from garza city towards the nor

fast. so honey, how easy of people finding it to settle back into an oven gauze. so given everything we said 6 days on thing, now 6 days on since they started returning off was, i mean it has been a few days since people made their way back to their homes in golf as it in the northern part to invite here in this area this particular in our section of that. so i, in our section, sorry, a complex area. it's one of the busiest area in java city. this is that a connection point between the eastern part then the what's from part of jobs and city. and as of this moment, what we're seeing is life is, is getting back is slowly on track. we're not seeing much of what used to be available here are familiar to us. we're definitely seeing that few of the cars are moving on the road. the road is already damaged and very rocky and rugged area

areas in the vicinity of the intersection makes it hard for, for car symbols and that the move definitely many of the cards here. i've been severely damaged with seeing cars that is barely moving, get the family inside. they said they drove all the way through the inspection point just to get back to their home. a lot of the people here approach us and talk to us about if it's a, the trucks are coming in. if 10 start coming in and if it more aids are coming into uh, golf, the city and the northern part because as of now, the majority of them are spending their time is either queueing along the lines to find water and food, or simply trying to remove some of the rubble from the sides of their damage and bombed homes in order to set up their tents. and this is not the only challenge the other account. and that is right now is the lack of basically of resources. the lack of basic elements needed for pupils to set up their tents. here we're talking about these shades. the plastics covers the wood,

the pieces of metal that are needed are not even available right now. and the majority of people here are spending their nights here either in temporary shoulders, inside whatever is left of on or was school or public schools or inside partially damage. buildings are not providing much of the safety and much of the, the protection that they need to risk because many of these damage buildings can collapse at any, at any moment. so there is a risk taking in that yet we're seeing more people in this area and again, life, it's not getting back on track for say, but more of like people here to inspect what has left or what has happened to their homes here and go to the city until till the time about what happened during all rashid road. there was a strike there. why was a comm moving on that road that was supposed to be full of foot traffic? going to the north semi. that was the 3rd incident and what a lot of people freaking out,

the violation of the seeds fire agreement and already threatening the sustainability of this. these 5 does is really fragile from the very beginning because of the many preconditions placed by these bailey side. but on the 1st day of people returning to god's end and on the part to see their homes is really monetary, is trackable. those are on a rashid road in that particular area where people are supposed to walk across to gaza city at the both. those are, was there to remove the sand barriers set up by this really monitor just to make movement a lot better and more smoother for people already walk in and exhausting for long. this then there was drug, the driver of apple doors or was go as of today to incident early in the morning is really drones fired. 2 of the, of a warning missile of people who were riding on a, on a car. it's pulled by an animal. and a rescued was the all later on a talk was on

a car that was getting civilians across trying to go back to their homes into another part of the trip was struck by a drum, is those injuries reported from the attack? now, this highlights, 1st of all, the vulnerability of everyone in that area. it's a really, it's a really and military is on this very monitor to turn it into a military's on and just idea of just it given instruction to people. all the pedestrian on that road, it's a, it's causing much of the frustration and much of the hunger among people because they say we're going back to our homes. and this is our land. gaza strip is our part of, of land that we are crossing to. yes. we need to go through an inspection point and we need do a walk only not driving our guy. so this is causing a lot of debates right now and requesting the sustainability of the seeds fire. and many of the violations by the various sites are, as you draw this designated for people to walk or the only pedestrian here. however,

many people have many of the stuff that they belong to, that they collected in the past 15 months. then as they know they're going back to it pretty much nothing here left from the is really a tax on everything here. they're bringing some of these and stuff with them and they are heavy. they need somebody to transport the, the stuff. yeah. they're being attacked for the simply doing one thing. digging their belongings with them after they have been made to lose everything. and then the part of this trip i think so much we'll leave with that. how many my food from gaza, city israel's, from minnesota. meanwhile, benny mentioned, yeah, he's on his way to washington dc where he's due to meet with us president donald trump. they're expected to discuss negotiations for the next phase of a c's. fine, the tools are supposed to begin tomorrow, according to the terms of the sci fi deal, compo, says it's unclear when they'll stop to the, according to the agreement as to where they go. sions should start to model. we

still have to order the engaging with the parties in order to define badge and then to a stop to engaging in endorsing discussions. there is nothing yet clear about who are where on that occasion when coming when it's going to take place, but to at least over the phone of these discussions as, as talk to and we hope that so we start to see some move into the next few days or you'll see bathing is the former minister of justice for israel. he joins us from tel aviv good to have you with us. so we understand the prime minister will be meeting with the us president. is he looking? well, what do you think his message is? what is he looking to obtain from donald trump, the you know, the, the suspicion of the concern is that is he looking for cover to get out of the lots of phases of the deal? and i believe that he understands that the 2nd, the most

a drama they will not be exactly like the 1st one is there was kind of a big black between them and, and the drum, the criticize the it'd be before for actually blessing gave the diag didn't when he was elected as the president, the mold in 4 years ago, and why he should, they have apparently white clicked by then according to the, a ideas of a, of trump. so i don't, i don't know exactly what kind of an act most feel really they'll be. and if nathaniel believes that to be getting a domestic support for all these rushes a by drums. but i think that he's a very wrong now he, he wants it apparently. apparently i'm not sure, but apparently he wants to explain why he has to postpone the implementation of the 2nd phase of the

a of the d a n day. i think the trumpet would tell him, hey, you sign the agreement and agreement there. so please a implemented and don't tell me stories this. this might be one thing. and other thing because of cause the issue of indulging the abrahamic cool was that he including is so the a read be a in them. but they, nathaniel knows that the condition for so do you read the full and dream day? every time it cools in full rebuilding of guys which is 3. it must we see the picture here. the pictures here. ok, but it's nice a condition for that is that easily really agree a to the 2 state solution and the east bed type of thing that doesn't help me lose the extreme right is in he's quite nice. so this is something which i believe they

made their speak about and a hill say, so. yeah, that'd be a, is a key. so we talked about saudi arabia. is there any media saying the prime minister of israel has delayed talks on phase 2 of this. theo, until off to his meeting with trump, what does that suggest to you? that if you would try to go visit nathaniel and the drunk the to the full team in the language, he lays it apparently, because he used to between then you will a president of the united states and the threats of his equation. they bought this. you'll see what about the idea that even if his some of if he loses more members of his cabinet, that he can rely on some left, his elements within the connected to keep his government together. has that, is that idea? now, not looking so likely. all possible, it is likely,

it is possible and it really happened. there is no question in my view that if it goes full fail the piece it steps the position result. i personally believe that he can get the green light for the rest of his the deal to bill a 2000 a 26 a all the to proceed with the please. i mean that the issue of the collision should not be an excuse for not having a party to guy who arises a this we cause cause a show there is this. so the participation and also a show a weight with the 2 state solution, which is the 2nd one. you mentioned that the, the mention this how the is a key, a moment to go. what is it, do you think that nothing. yeah. how is hoping to obtain what kind of commitment

from saturday at this stage before it even finishes, phase 2 left alone, the entire seas 5 deal as he wants to do it. right? yeah, to join the a, the abram, it cools of the 2000 to a open, a economic, a relations and diplomatic relations in other relations weekday is way. which is of course, very, very important economically and politically. but that it will happen without any a political preconditions. and so that might be, i'm saying, forget to forget the if you are not committed to the 2 state solution, we were not to join, then nobody's vision process. and this is a very, very important griswold. i've got so many more questions about the thing. wouldn't have to leave it that hopefully we'll talk again soon. thank you so much. you'll see bailing the form is really just su,

400 and the now the sudanese army says he's taking control of several towns seized by the permanent sri rapid support forces in the east central. because the other states, including the city of why the matheny, thousands of student needs who are forced to flee the city, now hope to go back off to a year of looting and vandalism. there are concerns that may not be much for people to respond to. i'm involved as the story a year ago for 1000000 people were living here in west virginia. 2 thirds of them arrived off to fleeing fighting between so then these government troops and the problem me to set it up and support forces income. in december 2023, the auto set 310 people select their game. but a few odd state by the use of my eldest sister was disabled on sick. so we couldn't

leave the amount of suffering from the treatment of the artist if it's difficult to describe these every method of violence against those. they would jump over the walls of homes, the people's property by false mobile phones. the beast can anything they show people dead in their homes. if you look in the street feeling i'm safe at any time . busy the few others reflect old, forwarded to 3 something you say only i came back 2 days ago, but i found my home in a miserable condition. they have left nothing and even the beds they took away every single item, the smoker to use to be popular, but no one comes here. no street of the street is empty, forming a ghost city spreading as far as the i can see. this magical compound was seized by auto set fighters and used as a base and military vehicle, full of weapons exploded at the end pulse setting fire to the entire building. people who we spoke to here say this is one of several sites on the mid,

any full dumping vehicles, vandalized by us after they say any vehicles about couldn't be different away, have been stripped of the engines and any other value about step off before being left on the streets with no cause or no public transportation. people have a 10 to the age of the called thrown by donkeys. but more than transportation, lack of food, water and electricity is making life in nearly impossible. a. some aid is being distributed along with water. although that's not nearly enough fuel for to say that working to get the main water purification facility operating again, a hot up going ahead will continue to the extent of the damage was huge and systematic . we counted more than 3200 water wells that were destroyed. the total cost of the damage in water infrastructure alone is more than $33000000.00.

but even as this effort goes on, what they need remains a broken city. one covered at the, in this cause and deputy left by a war machine about to talk to the slides. how much fun of the 0. why that they need so that i really, my debo is the founder and president of the sudan policy for him. he joins us here in the studio. good to have you with us. so the reports talk about games being made by the sudanese army. is it a game changer for this conflict? always seeing one side gaining a decisive elf, a hand over the other. as none of these sites sions capable of achieving decisive uncle could use if victory here in this world, what happens is the way i see the way to identify the conflict now is that it has it each a point where there is some sort of a balance of weakness,

so one of a surface decides to is that all for a warm place the army occupies that based on vice versa. so you see this happening in that for inc or do fun. and it is either an inc costume. however, it's a, it's, it's very, it's very elusive to think that one of them, especially the autonomy kind of a decisive victory because the militia, by the very nature of the, it's, it's, it's movement. it's, it, it, does it hold on to some 30. it occupies it the thing and then decides to leave it the and then most to another place to how french all that. now some of the reconstruction efforts, which we, we saw in that report right now, they're trying to fix some of the basic infrastructure. how fragile all those efforts and those gains given what you said of the very fluids minutes. we situation of the problem with the boots. this very flaw with the problem was the

obvious if, when it oh cool, pipe the some that is it, it didn't attempt to establish some sort of a sci fi over government over civilian government that can over to take the responsibilities of providing services to the community. so you'll see us once the audits f, withdrawals and automate comes in the army already has such an that is part shipped into a government and it has some sort of funding in a city institutionalized. i thought this way to buy it allows itself to provide some services for them to see see, isn't so the nation. but the bottom line is this, for as long as the war continue, as the citizens will continue to suffer until so for the immensity, employee to the packaging of the villages. why the of the 80 gates of the army, the extortion of the infrastructure to annihilation of

citizens based on that lease and they've ethnic background. so we have to where is pumping the water and the international community. we'd have to focus more into the political, the roadmap. then just focus is typically on the human attending an issue is going to political will to do that, particularly among some of the countries which are backing the warning signs. right . is that the key, right? i think you'll put your finger in the, in the, in the problem itself unless that agent and follow to come to some sort of an agreement. uh, if they don't seem to get that on the site, especially. i mean, is it solved a, be a thought a you a, if they don't seem to get that. i decided that this,