the, the exposed to the elements daily to many and palestinians enjoy a harsh winter in gauze. israel is accused of looking a despise in desperate need for shelter. the . this is sarah live from day also coming up of the 15 months of will. we're and i'll, she, for hospital to witness the devastation of gone, says health care system, presidents and donald trump, to impose

a sweet thing sanctions on the instructional criminal court for its investigation into as well as the war on garza, the silence. the guns stopped the escalation. um, you inspector general calls for an immediate attention to the conflict in eastern democratic republic of congo. within the 3000 people have been killed in days. the palestinians in gauze are a searching for the remains of friends and family members buried under the destroyed homes. while in 61000 palestinians have been killed since october 2023, including 14000 to his bodies have not yet been found. any, everything in the strip has been damaged or destroyed. well if i lose reports for the mix of symmetry in gauze, assessing or the ruins of nothing,

garza for some, i will just get searching for clues. the used to oversee attend, preferably symmetry here, but we should get to the post or they come out of the drawing hospital. the it was a rush was thing place, but those killed buys, right. it strikes around 250 people with battery to yeah. the size of many of them unnamed with death and unknown. but eventually event dispatch with land was bumped to live in the head of the i am guarding these bodies yet no one is paying attention to us suffering. the tools we have a phone to simple look at this area using just a shovel here is useless. we cannot retrieve any bodies this way. yet every so often in this last of some finds a blanket. send another buddy, the same shade that we have recovered around 50 bodies,

old belonging to families that have been completely lost in the public records. they have no one left. the entire families have perished. even it says remove bodies off that we need this building. and he ventures inside to attempt the recovery as it kept clean this, hey, we took the feel for the under the level those animals try to see to the didn't bodies people's trying to pull out their beloved ones. he was in front of 2 ways. this is the situation or also they are discovered and i got the bodies of taking photos. gabrielle for the swell. occasionally others come to health the vehicle. i'm a been a relatives of the missing. busy like, how do you, right, yeah. and who subjects or has some undergrads on my mind. i have lost all feeling that nothing holds meaning anymore. my only wish is to retrieve our sons by and you know that we can tell his daughter,

but this is your father's grace. so this mother who was burning with grief can find some solid. and so that his father, who has been coming here every single day for me, shake rod vaughan for the past 12 days hoping for news can finally have an answer. with this page. trouble is that sometimes the bat has follow sinews. here are searching for answers when they find in the greeting, only begins to gain well, i think it was just the, the city palestine with the homes go on thousands of palestinian families in gauze and sleeping out in the open under the ceasefire agreement between israel and her last 200010. so suppose to be allowed entry. but any 2 percent of those have arrived so far from us as accused as well as preventing that to that free of temporary shelters and failing to meet his obligations under the deal name. the fluid reports from gauze assessing their homes

destroy, as they have no tens, and nowhere to go to stay warm and dry. once the rains and high winds are making an almost unbearable situation, even worse for the hundreds of 1000 people, forced to live and make shift shelters in the gaza strip and ascend. despite the treasure with the we are looking despite the rain and the very bad weather, people are staying under no roof, which means that people are hanging onto their control. their land. people are hanging onto even one grain of sand, of their contrib. how's off? this is more difficult for us than displacements. we woke up at night and found out tense, destroyed above us, due to the wind, and the clothes and food were filled with sand. we had wanted to return for a week, but we have no money for transportation. the number of a trucks carrying vital 8 into the palestinian territory has also slowed in recent days. agencies say there aren't enough 10 units of save. it's

a time to get health and medical aid to nearly a 1000000 children in gaza. but winter weather and the lack of shoulder means is speed is of an essence for kids. in these conditions it's not really frightening to be outside exposed, and in the cold was also very dangerous for their well being. we've had a number of children in gaza die of hypothermia, and it's clear here when you meet with families that they don't have what they need to protect them from that cold. families are lacking warm clothes for their children. as many children without shoes. there's just people i feel equipped for these weather because they have lost so much of the last 15 months. how about us? a q is israel of delaying a deliveries as per the ceasefire agreement, a has called a mediator to intervene to guarantee the live saving humanitarian assistance gets in the phase only 2 percent of the 200000 tens. busy were supposed to be part of the a deliveries have

a right and none of the temporary housing units. for now, as the cold winter weather continues, people in gauze have no choice, but to find what little shoulder they can. anyway, i was, i was just the euro garza palestine as well. honey joins us live now from gauze. assess he and honey. the behind g is the show of i'll she for hospital. this is one is the largest public health facility and gone. so it just took us through what's left of it now. well as of this moment, we are still at the hospital here. i'm showing you more of the devastation that's been caused this large health facility across guys, the largest public health facility. it could houses many of the important and essential departments here and every other single health facility of centers and clinics in the area work across the guster of worked as the subordinate elements do as she thought possibly the. but as we tour around that,

i tried to find out to get a sense of what happened here. it's hard to imagine that this place at one point, was quite busy with lots of noise, hear the noise of the ambulance vehicles, the noise of the medical staff inside the sound of, of patients and injures here, people who are who used to come here to check on their loved ones and relatives is now quiet, very, very quiet, more of a desert here with only few people here. those who on the, on the other side or trying to do some re half work for the one particular part or section of the hospital that is, that turn into more of it off of a basic necessities for people. it doesn't serve much of the medical care other than just the transition here. and the transfer point of from here to are that lead hospice. but everything here is enroll in the courtyard of the hospital and the building right here. this the emergence department as well as the medical lab on the right side of the, of the hospital has been completely destroyed. there isn't any thing,

major or minor going on at the hospital right now in terms of medical care and tele, in terms of medical services to people which really adding more pressure on other health facilities across the guster. we have a small pulse facility and god city, that's all i have a house, but doesn't marginalize is small. and to now serving hundreds of 1000 of people then with the return of many of the this with house to answer their homes here. it's already over. well, a by the number of people and the service that it provides, cuz we have other hospitals across the guster, but here, there is nothing left at all. and it's hard to imagine that any time. so this whole facility is going back on track, not the emergency department, not the specialized surgery department, not even the other essential facilities inside the hospital. like, for example, the, the medical labs, the guys, the, the oxygen is station and the, the power generator is the solar panels that used to supply the entire facility with, with the electricity given the,

the shortage of power supply for the past 2 years. because of the, the shortage of a fuel and the destruction of the power plant, they are in the central parts of the gaza strip. but here, people where, tortured, where do you humanized, where demon eyes were dragged from the buildings outside in the courtyard of the hospital by the israeli military, some of them were killed here where executed as we've heard testimony is from medical to stop from people who witness 1st hand, these are crimes inside the court yard of the hospital. one thing that shocked us the most here is the destruction of ambulance in the courtyard of the hospital. we'll see like we walked by wreckage. of many of the vehicles are accounted by the 10s around the vicinity of the houses that explains why it palestinians in the past months when they were trapped here inside the guster. but another part of the district suffered a lot in terms of being a transfer from the bomb sites or from areas where they were attacked in to health facilities. and because of the lack of ambulance what number one they were not

allowed to move insight. and so in certain areas, number 2, there is a shortage of on the number of vehicles ambulance vehicles do a transfer patients manager as a, from the side. and now we will see why did that happen because of the many of them to have been and, and the story and the records here explains in a speak louder than the words if it, where we go in the side of a hospital has a story, a very tragic, a story of what happened in the past. 50 months of the genocide, what absolutely total devastation of that hospital i stay in this were painted across the gall, this trip, honey monument reporting from outside. what used to be she for hospital in goal of assessing now and the coming out is how much is expected to announce the names of 3 is really captive. so would you to be released on saturday? i didn't my colleague that clock spoke to seeing if my spokesman on some hung down . he asked him about trump's plan to clear palestinians from gaza to seize fund negotiations. it's important to understand that if you do decide to

transfer the product, stevens from them that you are creating a new glen ship and then douglas drawn it community that i think people have the cost for i think company can be destroyed. i think your patient can be continuing if you accept the transfer of the product statements from does that was that that means it's often a fuel maybe here there's right, as we start talking about the joint benefit from joe, that maybe if anybody is from the one that we go to another exchange taking place on saturday. are you satisfied that his role is carrying out the terms of the agreement and the exchange will take place as scheduled and agreed on saturday when we have the clips of all the time that you have to go to the system? well, i'm the oldest tips of draws i agreed on, but it's clear that the so i use them now they, i'm not feeling old. what do you have agreed on? they are they all the same thing?

essentially beads for the 1st 3 minutes back to, to go to this up. i, that's why i give you, don't, we have to do that because that's about this issue. and we've told everyone, all of them in the 8th of this one step, what does the process if that's right, it's going to be the acting like this. we go to see what's the action that took place. i think everything will go to one. then now we have to stick with it to the exchange also thought that we hope that there's a discount for infinity. this side of that is right. so we can go forward with, with the, with the exchange and set up the it is present. donald trump has sanctioned the international criminal cause, accusing it of legitimate and baseless actions against the us and israel trump signed the executive order drawing is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, his visit to washington this week. they'll place financial and travel restrictions on individuals who assist. i c, c investigations of us citizens or as allies,

the i c. c has condemned the decision the life he's, he's the only instructional cool. the wheels power to prosecute individuals for genocide, for crimes against humanity, crimes of aggression and will crimes. neither of us know israel or members of the court, nor do they recognize as jurisdiction during his 1st time in office, trump sanctioned the ice easy post cases and officials accusing him of threatening us over into those sanctions with them lifted by his successor, the viper, lost ya, you nice easy issue to rest warrants for these really prime is benjamin netanyahu, and his then defense minister, you of galant, accusing them, of committing will crimes and crimes against humanity. in garza, the licensee has condemned trumps sanctions and my colleagues who are vanya spoke to sal takahashi, a professor of human rights and peace studies at a set schedule that who in university he says, trump executive order sanctioning the i, c. c is an attempt to shield is ready,

prime minister on the form of defense minister from prosecution at the hague. a direct impact on the institution of the icbc will probably be pretty limited. it's not in the united states. it's in the hague, into another ones. um, obviously there are implications for some of the i, c, c staff members who don't know of assets in the united states. i mean, some of them might be american citizens. so you know, that kind of thing. but the indirect implications could be very, very serious, because if you look at the executive order, it talks about not only sanctioning a actual staff members of the i, c, c, prosecutors of the i, c c. but also people who cooperate with the i, c. c. in the investigation into is really official. so you know, you're talking about the human rights activists. victims of those kind of people who may be shut out of the united states who may fight, who may find to who, who may be faced with penalties if they try to travel to the united states. it's,

it's, you know, that could have a very, very serious, chilling impact. indeed, jerry, this is an attempt to shield benjamin netanyahu, specifically from prosecution and, and if so, can it work? well, i mean, i think it's nothing yahoo and go on to and presumably, any kind of is rarely official and you kind of as rarely soldier, um, but uh will it work. i don't know. i think a lot depends on, uh now the allies of the united states to other western and other western countries that have so far been very supportive of israel and its efforts to adjust it to commit genocide. again, c, l, a sending people, we have to look and see what they're going to do. i think in the really long term, no, it won't be effective in the long term. for sure, just as we'll try and then nothing. yeah, we can go on, we will see them in the dock in the hague. but whether, you know, trump's efforts will, at least in the immediate term, have some kind of effect. it's kinda hard to say,

hard to say. for more than 2 weeks, he is writing minutes. he has laid seems to be occupied westbank. it's his acts as long as they've been focused on the janine refugee camp in the north and neighboring toll, cut them more than 35000 and published events have been forcibly displaced from both cities. is where the forces accompanied by bull days is on demolishing homes. and destroying critical facilities, including water and sanitation networks. so the head, hair on out just sarah. sarah sits down with the syrian military defect to known as caesar so exposed to trusted to use committed by the outside regime. the the, how do i break down polls continue to have running across the philippines. you see this large area, cloudy, little plot to store more weight,

whether to just coming into the south china sea. and that will put some very heavy right over towards the vietnam central and southern past the vietnam as we go through saturday on into sunday. and the in some monday, i think we even went to a, by that stage with russia, salisbury, or across the board, a young lady of shelves to indonesia as we go on through the next compensation. that's not what the, what the further north, making its way towards the vietnam core chain wind as well as, as of right plus the conditions coming through here. well, i do show as long as both of rain bloss preconditions also affecting the eastern side of australia across the north because we are still looking at the flooding rain which continues on i'm on the same trough here across the world in queensland course. northern parts of australia, right across the nc and pushing up towards the north of w y. but it's down towards the southeast over the next couple of days where we're going to see a big change that right further north. yeah, that will continue. but you can see some really heavy down pulls, coming in the course at east to sort of australia. and that's is likely to cool

something, i think as we go through the next few days, i think as we go through sunday on tools monday, what are to spout, seen excess of a 100 millimeters of right. the of the

beginning of what challenges era has reminder of our top stories. this our thousands of palestinian families in gauze are sleeping out in the open or in worn out. tends enjoying rain freezing temperatures and strong winds under the seas. phontgil between israel and some of the $200010.00 summit to be delivered to casa. but only 2 percent of them have arrived so far is present. donald trump has imposed sanctions. i mean, social criminal cause accusing it of a legal and baseless actions. talk to us on this. i like israel, i cc has condemns those sanctions and as cold on the rest of the world to stand united for justice and human rights, the

assyrian whistles have exposed this domestic torture on human rights abuses on via sod. regime has revealed his identity for the 1st time, an exclusive interview with balance is there a fraud on that hand, also known as caesar was confirmed, he was behind the launches leak of evidence, exposing thousands of photos documenting mass killings in syria and prisoners. he documented the desk of at least 6786 people in detention showing torture vitality uninstalled ation not having was heads of the forensic department for the minute she police in damascus and the photographer responsible for documenting the bodies of syrians kills nothing every time i thought of defecting from the military police, i was overwhelmed with fear and anxiety. i had the flash drive in my socks as simply to protect myself. i have to leave regime controlled territory. go to an area controlled by the state throughout the strategy and i was searched farley and

several checkpoints. in my opinion, the order to document torture and killing. so 3 fights, those came from the top of the regimes high, rocky to prove that were carried out. and that none of the detainees were able to escape. that doesn't mean any 3 bribery or favor him as the revolution try and find on the tyrant. regime has been toppled. we call them the us administration to lift the caesar sanctions. the root cause for the sanctions has gone with the culture of the criminal and a sub regime and we did in west virginia correspondence. also, i've been to, i've had, he joins us from the syrian capital, damascus was that would tell us a little bit more about the c's a case and how it led to functions. the freedom is, hon has laid out how he actually was responsible for the military intelligence here in damascus to document those cases. and as somebody with a conscience couldn't bear documenting those bodies after bodies of men and women,

even children, as he described them more than $50000.00 pictures, he took with him. and then he presented them to, well the bodies, to human rights activists. and to the us government has been, which resulted in the cesar rocked, which became a part of the legislation of the united states and 2019. it's initially in 2014 posts as a bill, according to that bill. there are crippling sanctions on the assad regime on his allies in restaurants and all of the entities which were helping the sides were huge. to carry out these baton at ease and mass. it goes, which means that the city is infrastructure, whether it is financial, its communication, it is orange revenues. everything is now under strict sanctions and anybody who deals with them is going to be penalized by the united states as well. so caesar's revelations came of the shop to the world. people knew about it, and citizens were talking about it. but they hadn't seen the extent to which besides that he was essentially starving, a brutalizing and torturing its own people. and some of us are

a tries to come to terms with this brutal part, what efforts are being made to hold the perpetrators to accounts and getting justice for the families of tens of thousands of people who are missing. but after unit unification of discovery, the biggest challenge that this, the administration is going to face is transitioning justice is to provide closure to tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands of people whose relatives were kidnapped, tortured killed in this country. you are still discovering much graves on a daily basis. that's one civil defense record said that this country is not become an open boss, grave. there massacres were committed in every corner of the country. so it is going to be a task to provide evidence collect data, connects to the samples, to the people who that and then go off to the people because here instead of yes, there ever you go, people know the names of their torture as people know the names of the, the offices, what in charge of the neighborhoods who are actually cutting out these massacres?

so it is going to be difficult. and as a pretty this said, the people here say that they say that you are the international community, is penalizing of through those tensions, those who perpetrated these crimes. but now that they are gone and many of the conditions that are being met to lift those sanctions, they should be lifted immediately unconditionally, so that the people of syria do not face those constables as haven't been job had reporting that from damascus. many thanks to some, it's through one device m. 23 level group is continuing to advance an east and democratic republic of congo is moving forward despite calling a unilateral cease fire, which was supposed to come into effect on tuesday. the group is kept to the mining town in the south of fema. now that way it's around 60 kilometers from because of the capsule of the south keith beecham un says at least 2900 people were killed last week. joined, fighting in going, which i'm 23 now. controls. on 1st day the i'm 23. how the public raleigh and

grandma and the parent show for the leader of the congo ripple river rebel alliance canal. 99 got told crowds that he wants to liberate all of the all see, the group announced a new governor for north keeping province and the mass for government. the us extra general antennae guitars has cooled for an immediate end to the conflict in eastern d l. c. silence the guns stopped the escalation, respect the silver energy, and that he thought of the integrity of the democratic republic of the congo. a pulse, international human rights law, and international humanitarian law. there is no military solution. it's time for all the secretaries of the b security and cooperation framework for the sea and the region to honor that it could be to minutes. almost all direct employees of america's international humanitarian agency have been put on administrative leave.

usa id workers, a bang sidelines. as part of the trump administration's push to shut down the agency, some essential personnel are expected to continue working with media reports. putting that number, a few of them, 300 us as the world's biggest, a data and cuts. so expect it to affect humanitarian work around the world. the us senate has confirmed donald trump's pick to leave the white house. bunch this office russell loose is one of the architects behind the so called project 2025, a fall right blueprint for trump. the 2nd time and a mattress and harring democrats all get the votes was the wrong man with the wrong agenda. the republicans on gauges mindset would be crucial to cut what they call wasteful government spending. of to attends week and diplomatic relations between mexico and the us president trump has announced that he will hold off with imposing or 25 percent tariff on its southern neighbor, mexico's present, claudia, shaman has into an agree to send 10 thousands national guard troops to the board to

prevent drug trafficking specifically fentanyl, as well as migration those troops. and now, beginning to arrive in cities like to juana from which on hold and has this report mexico is keeping up. it said that the sending $10000.00 members of the national guard, it's militarized, federal police force to its border with the united states, the in full and the route, the controls along the entire us, mexico border patrols and motorized patrols on through. it's leading there. it's what president cloud is saying about problem is president trump, she just don't tend to know getting to the us these mean we get instead of a cool if and then a little for less on data. trump says it's to store migrants to exchange. he's holding off on the 25 percent terrorist, he threatened mexico with what, at least for a moment the treats have been sent to more than a dozen points,

including key the busiest border crossing in the americas in peak one. but the question is, will they actually be able to stop, send to the national guard of the board, or is not gonna impact the traffic and defend to know very much it will. i mean, if the mexican government and the united states government really wants to affect that, that's to do with bringing down criminal networks. stuff in the pre cost is coming into mexico, from china or in europe. and this kind of work requires investigation and dismantling criminal organizations. not, not putting, so it is on the street. but it's a playbook that mexico successfully use before to keep trump tires, to buy. in these, 1st to the country sent the national guard to southern buddha, to stop migrants. and from julie dropped his threats. this is about upticks as much as anything else makes codes showing it's doing something. i'm president trump showing that he has the power to make mexico doing something. ultimately

advisements create time to negotiate on an issue that could be more important to the country. about 80 percent of mexico's exports had across the board at the united states. so terrace would be seriously destructive for its economy, but the 2 countries a, so in saline, they would also have a big impact on american businesses and consumers. towards between the governments will continue this month. a lot of people will be hoping as they do the terror threat moves further and further into the distance. john home and i'll just say to people worship center across from at least 60 countries a set to take part in naval exercises. and you've already been sea of the coast have practiced on us china, yvonne and russia are amongst those taking pos and the amount of naval.