the the is the state of the news line from button israel cutters out what it says was its largest ever incursion, intake gaza describing the tank right as a targeted assault on how much positions the id f says. it was in preparation for the next stages of combat as a country for pass to launch a full scale insight. also on the program police in the us, hundreds of governments suspected of killing at least 18 people in the northeastern states of may the

. i'm feel gay and welcome to the program. israel says it's, i'm a has counted honestly. it's the largest ever grounding caution into gaza. overnights targeting, how much militant positions united nations humanitarian coordinator for the palestinian territories was born, but nowhere in gaza as safe as israel steps of preparations for unexpected ground invasion is rarely tang enter northern gauze, setting the stage for israel's next phase of combat. full ground war has not started yet, but air strikes on hitting the gaza strip. non stop. they've already reduced the entire neighborhoods to rubble or the model because of the thought because of the bombing destruction and killing i came to seek shelter inside this camp with 9

members of my family and 2 cars. i just sleep out in the open in the seat for 10 days to get attend. israel says it is striking targets of the islamic militant group. how must considered a terrorist organization by many western governments. according to the un, about 1400000 gallons are displaced. the organization now says nowhere save in the entire gods, the strip residents there who have no way out or calling for an end to the hostilities to be next week. and what we wanted to stop was so tired were overwhelmed. we stand alone cues just to use the toilets. we don't even have the basic rights. we have more like lifeless bodies just a minute. uh huh. yeah. yeah. a complete siege imposed by israel after the how must her attack has caused

a critical shortage of supplies. and airstrikes are impeding 8 deliveries we've made off to the turkish hospital, which is perhaps the biggest provider of kansas service there in gaza. the answer is not. yes. is that because we do not have security guarantees to deliver that international diplomacy efforts for ceasefire? have so far field, ground floor to topple him. us me now worse and already dire humanitarian situation and gaza. journalist a 100 and balloon shot, joins us from gaza. how welcome a 100. i'm what happened last night during this big news writing caution for last night they were to report the easily the uh, it's through a 3rd or 4th street in some areas,

particularly in the east of outrage in front of us to read. and according to the news from the are the officials or the witnesses, they're there until the v. r ash about hillary's or should they not along the board that's from to the tunnel gold agency and border and it seems like, according to the use for his or 85, they wanted to to do a collection of the buddies that lie on the ground from day one, which is october there. meanwhile, a few minutes, 8 or excuse me. meanwhile, the humanitarian situation. that is getting worse, despite those few a lot is getting through situation is the green card, the day by day. got to can now 1300000 people being displaced mainly to the house or somewhere in the scale in gone or nor and no applies

come to guys or should 20 days. we are comparing that $500.00 excuse to come. they need before different enzyme or a t o o 5. now we are to key it out even before directs agents are also with lack of my work cycle, fat services and no supplies. i feel you affected all the aspects of life we are talking about no drinking water, people there with a will or drive long distance to get from drinking water or to toys. they are mobile phones or equipment. sometimes they, they will be the charge the batteries to, to list some, some of the lights in their houses because there is no fuel for getting ready to his for, or even any other facilities or for that work. and so how would you and your family staying safe and make they said the coast into shelling and unlock of supplies as

well. we are touring hardly facility um, ascending but most of the time that looking for different things. we become look at feet high. so in the morning we trying to, to fail, we have a few, we can do so then would that washing water because there is no water in there. now there is no way to get to pump the august the drinking water sometime. if it's fair we buy it with extra money. that finality, i can't afford the majority of people. charl are even charging my mobile phone laptop here at the pharmacy next door and who has the solar panel, which is not easy. i have to wait for like we are, or sometimes war queuing can, along with like, savings of people around to see whether it's toys. they are terrible buying

equipment. it's so difficult. most of the time we don't have like, proper food that we use before we, we use like us and sofas and was like i said, level in the market and we try to eat it. well, i wish you well aside joining us and outlining this bad situation. hagin boucher and gaza. thank you so much. thank you. let's look at this now with stephanie taliban who's an expert i. so i'm international and joins us from bottom of welcome to the w viewing secretary general. this week said that had been clear violations of international humanitarian law in gaza. will assess the statements in just a little bit, 1st, the for, for the alignment, what all the rules of instead of having a few minutes handle, how do we solve international humanitarian law laid down in the geneva conventions and the protocol. so that to, and international, a customer,

a little of the rules of international humanitarian law, govern the means and 2 methods possible effect. so what you can do is all fully enable, right? i understand you in uh, the secretary general rights different, all these rules being violated. in gaza, honey, so by who the un secretary general in my view is correct in stating that the loss of international humanitarian. it'll violated the violation of these rules of stuff. it is the attack by a mass on this row on the 7th of october, which was a clear violation of international humanitarian law. but the lawyers also violated by his role in his response to the attack. for example, his role has declared a complete siege of the gaza strip, denying the civilian population,

the essential necessities, such as food and mortal fuel and electricity. and this is in violation of the geneva conventions and the general rules of international humanitarian law records from us other forgive me for interrupting so, but when israel we talk to that, that is easy centrals in order for us to route time to how mass. because how mass of, amongst the, the guns a population you clearly you don't see that as a, as a useful defense. no, it smell has the right to self defense. but this right to self defense has to be exercised within the framework of international humanitarian law. and international humanitarian law prohibits collective punishment, but it's ro is doing at the moment by imposing a complete siege on the gaza strip is in effect collective punishment. off

2300000 palestinian civilians living to israel, not a signatory to the international uh criminal court. i'm gonna say neither is that how mass do we that for presume that at any violations in this conflict, unlikely to go unpunished. not necessarily. i assume that if i'm us fighters would be captured by as role. they would be put on trial in this row. but uh, the palestinian national authority in the best bang has ratified the rooms statute of the international criminal court. which means that the international criminal court has jurisdiction over the palestinian occupied territories and could investigate any violations of international humanitarian law. boast by his rel. and by how most fights is, because it is the place where the alleged violations happen,

that fall under the ages of this little rather than the signature is. that's correct. it depends either on about the crime has been committed or watched nationality, the perpetrates off the crime has. so, comparing the conflict to engage with that in ukraine, king abdullah of jordan has accused the west of double stanzas. does he have a point? i think he does because of course the, the rest is conspicuously silent on any violations of international humanitarian law. apparently going on and gaza. the best seems to emphasize mainly is rose, right to self defense, which unquestionably exists. but it does not points to any violations of international humanitarian law. for example, by israel divest calls for humanitarian excess. but it does not state what the

reason is that if you want to tear in a cannot get through. namely the siege imposed by israel, which as i said before, is a violation of international law. that's very clear. thank you for talking us through that stuff in a town and thank you so much. thank you. that's the united states. what a massive search is underway for a gunman, suspected of kittens at least 18 people and wounding 13 more. is latest mass choosing happened in the fall northeast of the country in the state of maine, and they have a time of newest in a rural area. usually considered a quiet corner of america, the spare time bowling alley in lewiston as one of the scene to the shooting. an eye witness explained how he was able to escape when he had the attack a folder inside and nowhere he

just came in and got there. a man called a card has been named by local police is a post and of interest. cctv images show him holding a rifle. he has said to have shot dozens of people at several locations, including a restaurant. while the mind hunted underway, the close ortiz inclusion card is considered armed and dangerous. he is a person of interest, however, and that's what we'll label on that moving forward until that changes. if people see him, they should not approach card for make contact with him in any way the shelter in

place. so what are the currently stands in lewiston remains a vehicle which was a vehicle of interest in this incident was located in lisbon. and we are now also asking residence in lisbeth to shelter in place. so please share that information with communities as well. a large scale such as underway in the area to try and find the suspect. let's bring in our washington bureau chief in his po, welcome to in this, what more do we know? it does so government agenda deals concerns that 18 people at least 18 lost their lives and so to not injured that makes the largest mass. sure thing this year in the whole country, the shows are replaced, there's still an order in the region and people really get a warrant that the man is on the danger, isn't that they should not top very circumstances approach him. many things are

still don't know, the police said that the my main priority is to capture him. they will also bought the rifle. he used a they referred as this isn't the ongoing process. they don't want to answer these questions. and then also the questions were asked if it is true that you had some mental health issues and spend some time this summer in the mental health facility . but again, the police didn't really want to answer this question, referring to that this is an ongoing process. i know would on a most if at this stage no word on the motors um we know that uh he has been serving in the army. uh, he has been a, a petroleum supply uh, specialist in the army. uh, subbing more than uh, 2 decades has no overseas deployment, but no, we don't have any motors, is it personal or whatever. we don't know it by it, by no,

sorry. and the berries talk of uh this mom having a previous mental health problems and people will wonder how such a man was allowed to have a gun. yeah, that is too uh, especially as main has a so called yellow flag law. uh, which was passed a couple of year ago and they didn't allow is official to take reference away from those people who have mental health conditions. but you know, feel made especially this particular area of maine is very, very rule. and it would be very difficult to find out who owns a weapon and to doesn't, but i'm sure we will learn more about this over the course of the next hours in days, thinking about it as polls in washington. meanwhile, us republicans have elected a conservative congressman, mike johnson, of the state of louisiana to be the new speaker of the house of representatives.

both ends weeks of uncertainty of republican in fighting on capitol hill since the removal of the previous speaker, kevin mccarthy. of the 56 speaker of the united states house of representatives, the honorable mike johnson, after 21 days of lead to the chaos, the us house of representatives finally has a new speaker. so this week, mike johnson most less and say good in us politics. but his sudden elevation has trusted him into the national spotlight to my colleagues. i want to thank you all for the trust that you have instilled in me to lead us in this historic and unprecedented moment. they were in the challenge of before us is great, but the time for action is now, and i will not let you down by his election ends, the paralysis in the house since the unprecedented ousting of his predecessor kevin

mccarthy. this is the 4th time republicans tried to agree on the need for the speakership. they failed the fast 3, the speaker elect bike jobs in the state of louisiana. not conservative and student support or former president donald trump. the new speaker is no stranger to controversial opinions. a vocal opponent valley g. b t q writes a stringent anti abortionist and 2020 election denied. the success is a victory to the jumping section of the republican party. and donald trump had some whole months. the new speaker much on some faces edited to new york pressing issues,

the 1st of which will be reaching a deal to avoid a government shutdown by november 17th. and despite the divided nature politics in the us, many that will be glad the deadline has come to an end. while the middle east conflict as diverse at the world's attention away from the war and ukraine, russia has been trying to seize the moment. it's been stepping off, it's a selves and the east of the country. one of the main areas rush has been trying to capture ukrainian town of, of disco. ukraine has been reporting has reported heavy fighting that in the past couple of weeks. it says that despite the heavy losses of russia is continued with its attempts to take the time is more on the situation in what seems to be one of the most that he said parts of the front line. this is abdul ukrainian control city. just 10 kilometers from 10 years of the month. some of the defensive russian forces going full out against ukrainian positions in the fighting is most intense.

but ukraine is that the time to prepare, developing and reinforcing its defenses since russian back separatists took over nearby jeanette's back in 2014, russia is now coming up against the very same problems that the ukrainians did during that summer offensive to people's 80. lucy, acute paper and you know, craney and all me as well defended positions french troops. and it's telling me that's why it won't be able to inflict such a serious losses on the russian forces and prevent them from advancing about. i'll give capital speed the pool of do you get lucy's? give me some ukranian forces. can direct artillery strikes from the safety of deep underground positions and oversee everything with the help of drones. when russian soldiers leave their homage, vehicles the ukrainians, control grenades on them from above cranes. military times russia has lost more

than 2000 soldiers. and after you've got your zip, where are you? if the russians had been able to clear the ukrainian mine fields, we would have seen that all my vehicles making more progress as it is. that's stuck in convoys on not a very well they become easy targets to create in forces liquid machine, you know, greens, cookies, ukrainian military blog is posted face video showing what they say is one of the drones destroying a russian flag on a hill overlooking the city the message is clear, even rest has symbolic gains and have to have got the going to be short lived. this map was compiled from open source data by the institute for the study of war and shows areas considered to be russian gains in yellow. at most, let's say russian forces have advanced by an estimated 1.5 to 2 kilometers. still fall from surrounding of div come fighting ukraine this summer and autumn has shown the 20th century mine fields and defensive positions can still make things almost

impossible for 21st century. always come spring, but ukraine and russia. i like to to look for place to tech. the tech knew anything like have difficult places where the enemy hasn't had a chance to begin. or the fall is how situation in the middle east is likely to dominate to somebody to affect your pin union leaders in brussels like to the you said that it stands installer, dyers, name it is right. i'll have to be definitely a tenant attacks by hamas. but conflicting messaging from member states has come at the expense of a united e u response. i'm sorry, say it's also damaging the english credibility in the out of well, the latest are not expected to unite behind the call for a full c spot in gaza. the draw that so called humanitarian colorado has been pauses to allow aid to get through. what ahead of the somebody to your pin council present showing? michelle defended the box approach. you know, i, i, am we,

so my choices, they react to try to tweet splitting a to argue when i mean digitally. so it comes from the shows that you do not have the most 10 doctor to you guys for, for them in color prints. you put a tv lease in the international load that you believe in the road route to the best buy based on the roof, and then from them into the 1st seat belts. and we'll continue with that to and they're different. but you can see you are the means of those are using 2 circumstances to try to run a part of the international community to attach the european union to. i thought that was talk this across the road and to try to instill some dose of voltage. i work for the ability, but i brussels dealer chief alexandra from now and is following the summit and i asked to if it's likely to come up with a unified position or well, it seems so filled. that's us. you leaders have been able to find common ground there. i mean, it was not a problem for them to have a unified position when it comes to condemning how mosse and their terrorist attacks across as well. all of them are calling on them to release to hostages as

soon as possible immediately. and also, all of them are on the same page when it comes to their demands to allow humanitarian aids into g as well. but the question how this goal can be achieved that was discussed a bit controversial with some member states saying we need a ceasefire to allow humanitarian aids into guys are countries such as pain and islands? others, countries such as germany, were a bit hesitant here because they didn't want it to cold for any ceasefire. stats could impinge israel's rights to defend themselves. but now they seem to have found a compromise wording that is acceptable for all of them. they are expected to call for humanitarian cory doors and pauses. so not just once he saw you,

but potential pauses, as long as he's well can manage that as long as how mazda is not attacking israel, because especially jam. and he wants to make sure that any time israel can respond to any attacks coming out of it as well. okay, so let's go. so let's talk about ukraine in slovakia. newly appointed to 5 minutes to robert feed. so has said that he wrote back for the military 8th and is this like me to effect the blocks support the case? well, it could go about seats. so have from is to stop old weapons deliveries to ukraine on campaign trail and t announced today that he is going to do exactly that. so back here was one of the 1st few countries to support ukraine with weapons with soviet aircrafts made to fight to jets with s 300 or defense systems and export now exports. now as i was saying, are saying that they are do not have much more to deliver it to ukraine and still

open question is whether i missed the feed. so we'll also block and join forces, for instance, would they, hon gary and prime minister or bond to block financial military aids to ukraine, or whether he will strike a more conciliatory tone when dealing with his fellow leaders here when it comes to important decisions. and to uh, continuing supporting keep crane high spots. uh, i found robin tons of thumb. naaman and brushes anytime using data between use life from brother and his reminder about top stories at this hour. here's right. besides it is carried on overnight, right? in the gaza strip attacking hamas positions, israel says it was in preparation for the next stage of combat. as the country propose to launch a full scale invasion of at least 18 people have been killed in a mass shooting in the northeast and us states have made the massive searches underway, folder suspect to come. so if you guys, you could always get d,

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