all the israel destroys 23 residential buildings and coordinates that explosions in the janine refugee camp. while its full physics found their results in new york. upon west bank, the site is allowed. is there a night from day or so coming up harrowing stories of suffering and loss, the power of sending in prison has since been released from his writing jails. returning some nothings, thousands of display student nice. find this that he destroyed off the mom's supply chain upon him. as president says,

sovereignty over the panama canal is not up for discussion officers meeting with the us next year of states. the israeli forces have carried out several simultaneous explosions, and the janine refugee comes in the occupied westbank. and is there any army spokesman said it have destroyed 23 buildings? israel has been conducting a major minute for yourselves on the occupied westbank for a 2nd week. now, and jeanine has been the focal points. at least 27 palestinians have been killed so far. to jeanine refugee camp is just 420 square meters, but most of its population of 24000 palestinians have been displaced by is riley forces. the camp has been regularly targeted by israel even before the october 7th

attacks its forces launched an assault just days off to the golf and cease 5 was announced. since then, more than a 100 pounds, simeon homes have been partially or completely destroyed. is there any forces of surround to the camp and say they are targeting on groups inside palestinian resistance groups? engineering comp. have been targeting is where the forces, who are often raised account um the search has moved from amounts. she's that because there's really government on the palestinian authority and found out is there from reporting inside israel and in the occupied westbank. so these really military has released an initial statement saying that they detonated this residential block of 20 homes because they say, and claim it was used for quote, terror infrastructure. you'll recall that these really military has been conducting this raid for nearly 2 weeks. the siege on jeanine is still ongoing,

and these unprecedented scenes that we're seeing today, a more, quite an escalation in what we've seen these really army had set up multiple roadblocks and other checkpoints across the occupied west bank. there have been at least $27.00 palestinians who've been killed and many civilians, including a 2 year old girl who was shot in the head. well eating dinner at home with her family and a 73 year old elderly man shop eyes really forces this morning. these really army has said for the last several weeks since the ceasefire and gauze that took place, that they are gearing up for large scale military operations across the occupied west bank. but their energy was all focused on gaza. but now it's going to be focused on the occupied westbank. however, it's worth mentioning that these near daily and nightly rates have increased in both size and scale since israel's war on does. it began in october of 2023. and in fact, the last major results on do you need itself that we saw was in october of 2024.

but israel says that they want to fight armed palestinian resistance fighters and the camp. and they failed at doing that. and they say that large scale operations like this are the way to do it. there were politicians within israel early this morning before these detonations and explosions took place so that the palestinian authority had failed to combat the fighters in janine. and that israel needed to escalate matters and take the situation to a different level, which is what we've been seeing over the last couple of weeks. his role has launched an s strike in central gulf us at talk to the call in during at least 4 people. the attack happened on al rashid road, use bind palestinians returning to their homes. in northern garza is really media say that the vehicle was trying to cross into northern gauze or without being checked. it's 466, a sick and engine palestinians have been allowed to leave the gaza strip on tuesday . they will be receiving treatment abroad as part of the safe spot agreement. it's

the 2nd day since the rafa crossing reopened off day was destroyed. fine is really offensive. sorry, a couple of assume reports now from rafa. this is the russell food crossing the lifeline for the people of goza. for the 1st time since may, i'm shannon says carrying dozens of patients, many with life threatening injuries have been collect across to one of to another. the vehicles carrying wounded men, women, and children make the journey into egypt mocking desktops of the recovery goes as health care system is badly functioning. its hospitals are overwhelmed operating at a fraction of that capacity. medical supplies have run out and pull quotes of contest and doctors make difficult choices when who should be treated 1st?

because i use them today now that we have large numbers of wounded children who need to be treated outside gaza due to the lack of medical supplies and equipment and gases, hospitals. the delay of their evacuating let to further deterioration in their health conditions and the loss of many children evacuating 50 patients is not enough to mitigate the dire medical crisis. these patients are crossing into egypt with faint hopes and for donald bodies. but thousands more palestinians like uses are still trapped inside guns, is just somebody i know him up. he has strep news in his leg, abdomen, and he had many operations. he's suffering from medical complications, including infections. we applied for them at the country, said and, and we are still waiting for an approval. we hope that the w h o will help my son to get the treatment abroad for severely injured patients getting urgent treatment

is extremely important off the 15 months, so relentless for this child cease fire off is a crucial lifeline. these patients are cling to a lot of time during months without proper to the injuries and illnesses have west and as goes with health care system has collapsed under the way to boil target compass, or o does the rough rough of palestine. this is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to meet with president donald trump on cheese side during his visit to washington dc, and are expected to discuss negotiations for the next phase of the cx. 5, the tooth was supposed to begin tomorrow. according to the terms of the deceased 5 deal, but the catalyst says it's on clear when they are likely to start, according to the agreement, 1st to legal issues should start tomorrow. we still have to go to 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 is 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. some of the $193.00 palestinians release from is rodney giles on site today have accounted halloween. testimonies about the conditions in is really captivity. many of them returning to gauze or discovering there is nothing left to go back home to camille, no deductibles, he lost his freedom for decades. within the past 15 months, he's lost on yes, the other. how much is welcome to my family and friends. his hometown, his phone is south of because a strict missing that the people to me since the most

one of the 12 to his mother and all of his sisters were too old and one day and then 5 family 20 members. whenever he called, we'd say you'll find them all waiting for your release, but now he's out and didn't find any of the the, his 1st journey is not to his home. but to the cemetery. my brother was detained during the war. he's asking me about a month. what do i tell him that as well killed him. the emotion reunions of the month of genocide to some of the prisoners were rested at the beginning or tossed out from the outside world. for so long, many were confronted on their return with the city. they couldn't even recognize the homes, road, neighborhoods in ruins. some of the loved ones buried in the revel.

she really to hermes of success, father saw this as the devastating use. both his wife and daughter died in his reading compartment. the job, my wife was killed on my daughter too. i had no idea i did not know. i left prison hoping to hug them, see them and get them. i almost forgot how my daughter looks like. aside from the mental and psychological pain they suffered, physical abuse of 2, dozens of prisoners were taken to hospitals. the palestinian prisoners association says is re, practices amount to systematic torture on the above has to be tortured us massively 6 months of severe torture. who am i sure some people have their arms cut off from the handcuffs. a short little sob. is it done? the conditions was so difficult, it was very cold and i couldn't have blanket. we've only allowed a little suit me,

you'll come see me. i spend a 150 days with my hands in hand comes out of a 150 days and my eyes are blindfolded. my eyes still hurt till now. i lost 28 kilograms in prison, has it been? while they catching up and what happened in the communities since they were arrested? some might struggle to find the time to city taken all that was done to them during their imprisonment. camille neglect how to 0 villages in southern 11 on have been allowed to return back to that homes a week off the is riley forces killed at least 24 people who were trying to do the same. and it's a room. is there any forces killed? one mine is really ministry has now withdrawn from that village, and residents came back to find a wide spread destruction the deadline for israel to be towards forces from self 11 on was extended to february, 18th of the facilities. all me says that it's taking control of

several towns seized by the power military rapids support forces in the east central to 0 states, including the city of wat mcdonny, of thousands of student needs who were forced to flee. the says he now hope to go back, but officer year of loosing and vandalism, they all concerns. there may not be much for people to attend to. mohammed val has the story a year to go 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 in comfortable in december 2023. the outset for the 10 people slept again. but a few of state by the use of my elder 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 for mobile phones, the screens, anything they show people dead in their homes. you walk in the street feeling safe at any time. a few others who afflict all sorted 13, 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 that i would admit any full dumping vehicles, vandalized by our stuff. they say any vehicles that couldn't be that even

a way have been stripped of the engines and any other value about step off before being left on the streets with no cause and 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. some aid is being distributed along with water, although that is not nearly enough. a fuel study to say they're 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, why that they need remains a broken city. one covered at the, in this cause and deputy left by

a war machine. about 2 pallets. it's life. how much fun does. yeah. what about any so that head on the al jazeera canada and mexico and china are responding off to the trump administration imposes the entire biggest trading partners we meet. people in nigeria is struggling with the devastation caused by oil production. and the angry about failed. clean up the 2 economic mountains, administrative disasters, political divisions, and now is rails invasion 11 and for survived on the toilets. civil society, as citizens, it stepped in to provide with the states has found banking volter. it's included by our electricity is secured by us. many cases cooling, everything is secure,

but type of the initiative. people impala frontline is k o l g 0. connecting communities adoption was never a benevolent effort. my family didn't need to be separated. my family needed to be supported. this isn't just about korea, this is a global industry opening up the conversation. would you say a call from says are, do people have less stress? because it was the, this out that forgets for people who are actually facing the brunt of climate change with fresh pers act is from less are heard. voices the stream, explores the key issues of our times on out to 0. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others tend on fear god, by the put on purpose. as far as the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference the

the welcome back and watching out certain lines of thought. top story is this alex is early forces have carried out several simultaneous explosions and the janine refugee accounts. and we'll see pod westbank 20 homes have been destroyed in the attack, as well as most reading caution and some janine has continued for a 2nd. 466 and engine palestinians have been allowed to leave garza through the roof. the crossing, they will receive treatment abroad. it's the 2nd day since the crossing reopened down to it was destroyed and it is really offensive. the suited me is on me, says it's taking control of several towns seized by the power measuring rapid support. forces in the east central jersey were, stays on saturday. the on the blame,

the r a sat for an attack on the market and called to which killed at least 56 people. a serious new president, alphabet al serra is in saudi arabia for as fast for and visit since taking power. he's met the saudi crown prince mohammed bin cell mom in riyadh, where they discussed several issues including strengthening relations, increasing economic cooperation on the lifting of western sanctions on was president jose around marino has reiterated the sovereignty over the panama canal is not up for discussion. his comments came often amazing with us next year states monica rubio, president marino says that sunday's biological was highly respectful on codio. but he's stress the canal is operated by panama will stay that way to

a lesson american as the sea and even has moved from panama city. i'm outside the presidential palace here in panama city, where they meeting between us secretary of state, marco rubio and president jose available lino has ended. the president came out with a very up beat expression, very different to the one that we were seeing when the meeting was taking place. and it's saying that the, basically, the danger was over, that the us president would keep insisting on taking over the panama canal, he emphasized that it's some ports in the canals that are operated by a chinese company that may be an issue, but not to the operation of the canal itself, he made the very big and he emphasized that there was a big difference. and you also said the panama is auditing the chinese company that operate to these ports on the pacific in atlantic side of the panama canal. and that in a couple of weeks, they will know, quote, if the results of that or did show that the ports are being operated in

a way that is beneficial to panama. that might have been a kind of a suggestion that these companies may be on their way out here as a concession to the united states. he also said the panama would not resign the belt and road initiative with, with china that is currently in place in which the united states what had made it very clear was upset about. he said that that will not continue any longer. and he invited united states government to, to try to push for more us investment in this country in exchange for allowing less a chinese investment in panama. which is something that do nighted states has been complaining about not only in this country, but in most of latin america. the sea and human al jazeera, panama city, the us terrace, of the 3 of its largest trading partner spots. swift responses from the government's mexican president, claudia sean pounds says that

a government is working to implement a plan b, which will include its own tyrus. china says it's me deplores and opposes the move on. we'll take necessary accounts of measures. canadian prime minister just intruder has responded with levies on us impulse adding the actions taken by the white house places the pods instead of bringing us together. jar eunice is the director of policy. the business council, of course, is columbia. he says both canadians that americans will feel the impact of those types as the federal government of canada. already introduced legislation and has advocated some resources into border security. but that didn't seem to be enough. trade barriers don't create winters. winters protectionism 1st, both sides, they lead to shared losses. so it is important to read it to focus on reassuring or american partners that again, protectionism hurts both sides from groceries to household goods. canadians and

americans. delightful fuel to pinch, retaliatory tires are double export while they may be effective beef, carefully crafted. they also raise the costs for canadian businesses and consumers have candidates imports come from the united states. i believe the prime minister mentioned that a 25 percent terriers on a $15055000000000.00 worth of goods. that's roughly 30 percent of our imports from the us. but as i mentioned before, trade barriers don't create winters daily to share losses and part of the strategy to counteract the negative impacts of these type of should be on making canada more competitive ways to invest in produce. that means lowering the costs of capital. that means lowering the cost, the cost of investment, and that means strengthens canada, strengthening candidates, business environments as well. purchased as in nigeria, all concerned about government plans to resume oil production in the southern

region of a goni. it's an area described as one of the most producing places on us. a $1000000000.00 cleanup asset back in 2018, failed to deliver results. now people are cooling for renewed efforts, compensation. i have some went to the ongoing region in river state to see the impact 1st time. this is the water. many people here rely on pull you to toxic and fund drinkable for decades. always spirits have devastated this community in southern that you guys are going to land. and despite government promises little has changed. for me in virginia, there is no sign of cardioverter me aquatic like nothing. so i'm going to call me, i'll do this, do this. we something come out of this. i've told you this additional sweet voice of this month says he has spoken out many times before, but he sees no change and he's not alone in the 1950s or going to is that gold seem

to progress? it's people plus 30 a transformation from making a living from fields and rivers to progressing to industrial growth. but the government and the oil companies had their own dreams, and instead they were left with the lands contaminated. and that's a promise on fulfilled. despite a $1000000000.00 dean, the fund lead you and documents to the the agency responsible for the f one has completely failed to deliver results. lahey i was complaining goodman, who it was this boy that does come up on the blow of everything like for you and to do we of everybody's died. i am in a boat with professor then, but he needs a b because the nature of the hydro, carbon pollution reputation project hyper what his leadership is on this committee . recently, then, i'd you been some dates warned that he could face

a restful fading 7 times to appear before a committee investigating mismanagement of the project. for one month, i saw you on, i mean we are, we are we are, we are despite the $1000000.00 budget, the clean up doesn't appear to have made an impact. nowhere near the large scale f 4th needed to hear this land. yet as the government, the fast to restart or production many fee, a repeat of the fast for the families of the organ, the $9.00 activists executed for opposing or the exploitation in 1995. this struggle feels like it back to the last. we've not been able to do it that the do

know so i'll need us. we are expecting that they, we continue with the judicial most of them have been there many, not there. we get the money, the abundance of the month to many agony is no longer just the feeling in albany land. it's a fate. what should have been prosperity has become a legacy of suffering already. hashem edges. here, i'll go to the land nigeria. tens of thousands of people have marched through the streets of germany's capital ballot and to protest against tough and migration those that miss right? as opposed to main opposition policy, the question democratic unions pushed against support from the fall rights alternative for germany policy o a f

d. the bill would restrict the rights of refugees and asylum seekers. and so it'd be a demonstration as have finished a 24 hour blockade with the bridge in no, besides that, protesting a deadly roof collapse that killed 15 people. practice popped up on the city's bridge of liberty surrounded by hundreds of protesters who camped out as nights for just as a case of governments of corruption and mismanagement. the officials in the japanese to see if yes, you have ordered the immediate evacuation of homes near a massive sink hole and an intersection leading to the capital. take it because he has been widening since last week and now stands at 40 inches wide and 15 meters deep crews have been trying to rescue a 74 year old man who's been trapped inside the depression since tuesday. they say the 1st cavan was likely cause by a ruptured sewage pipe edging city residents to come back on showers and laundry to

prevent further impression. okay. states inside stories, the tropical australia has finally got wet and it's been tropical queens and that seemed the focus of at least half a meter of rain so far century on time. so and this flooding here and the, the suggestion that you should find high and dry and if you can, it is sidetracking seasons are off the west coast of australia is one named storm. and ryan find a while to there's another one on you kind of $32.00 which could potentially develop however, for the time being that just giving heavy. right. and that's the continue position in practical queensland and new zealand to half a day of wants 24 degrees in christ church. one degree above the average. i suspect

that's the 1st part of that for a long time for this dismal summer in indonesia, the heaviest, right? it's got a long way east about as far as she you can go and still beat into an easy and they are you on it and sort example. so for desiree, it's much closet including in a good pot to phone here where we see recent flooding. yeah, call teens are bad in bangkok has improved. i may continue. so to do for the next 2 or 3 days. winter returns and the former, yet last night for her to shoot her carter and possibly bits of the to re implement that. but it draws with it some pretty cold air off to it's so sold goes down to minus 8. as a high temperature, it should be about plus 3. the, the youngest country in the world child sedan economy is mostly dominated by what could call in for my sector, is also the poorest health schooling and foot by 2 to an economy, the not being provided by informing the client. and the 1st part of the series,

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