the the, this is the w news life from the land. the u. s. president forces as well to protect civilians and causes main hospital doctors at el cheapo say they're struggling to keep new born babies a live in a hospital lacking food, water and electricity, east rails on the 4th is released video footage. they say shows how most help hostages in groups under children's hospital and gaza, we get x code analysis task packing up for an indefinite absence. residents of a town in iceland evacuated due to the strength of

a volcanic eruption are allowed to return only briefly to collect some of the most prized below the i bade presume and welcome is fine and continues the hospitals in the gaza strip. us president joe biden has won that the biggest guys in the hospital must be protected. he's cold on his round to take less intrusive action at health. sherpa is around the latest. how much militants are using medical st. as as command basis . witnesses a is by the tanks of surrounded el cheapo. what doctors say they've been without water or electricity for dates of the film just a few days ago in this video. apparently salt inside gauze is el cheapo hospital, gives a sense of just how many people have been crowded inside. the world health organization

says this is no longer a functioning hospital. it says there's no more fuel for generators. by live saving equipment is no longer working. and according to medical stuff at the facility, dozens of new bones have not been removed from incubators and placed together on beds in the open. so they are in a very bad situation where you don't want to kill them unless someone that's of interest to us. all to improve the situation, but these are the banks. i think the kinds of cases where you have to be very sensitive. indeed with them you'd have to take care of each of them. again, that's a special great, concrete. they're all in open space with each other, with no interest in consult images. as well as ground defensive has been moving as a closer to the gates of el cheapo hospital in recent days with the us president joining the growing international goals for restraint. well i,

you know. 2 not from and locked in, especially my concerns is going on. and my hope and expectation that there will be less a trish of action route to hosp. the hospital must be protect. israel's military has accused thomas of using hospitals to hide command incentives and weapons. and it's now released footage, and what it says, the children's hospital in gaza dano is let down more of the 20 meters down. the road boats found a door and door that is approved. it's a, it's explosive proof, alleging how may i sit held hostages in rooms. they meet the hospital. we're now in the area of the basement of the hospital, along with a cache of weapons and explosives, side of the house. i wanted to understand this kind of dear isn't

here for a major flight. these are explosives. these are ras. versed with explosives? yeah, it's a body best for terrorist to explode on. forces along the hospital. among patients. hospitals are given special protection during times of pool. but israel, okay, is that how much this use of medical facilities is cover paper rights? any legal safeguards as it intensifies its ground defensive inside the gaza strip. i'm joined now by on today's creek, from the school of security studies at kings college funded. what's your assessment of this video released by the is reading military's chief in which he tries to show how mazda is using hospitals as an instrument of wall, as well. i mean, it's a, it's a known fact that from us is hiding among the civilian population and has also used,

you know, do a use infrastructure which has civilian infrastructure for the operation. but we also need to be very, very careful about israel's use of information where in a war, over narrative, the idea of has made repeated and has released repeated pieces of ms and this information. if we look at that video in particular, we have to exercise with all the scrutiny is really, is a potter to this conflict. they have a motivation to take a particular stance and this to make themselves look better than they actually are . they unfortunately, and this will have shown that the rest of these not necessarily one of the main ways of doing it is of, of, of presenting information. if you look at the shafts in particular, we don't know that the shop that goes to a tunnel. we don't know that somebody didn't shift some of the releases of videos last week that were released by the idea of it afterwards was shown to be actually just maintenance shots that were actually no tunnels that were going into any way into how much infrastructure. so we don't know that then the video is stopped it so and then, and then a lot of occasions we seen caught in approximate. so we don't know where this

terminal is needing. apparently we all then underneath, we're shown under the, in, in, into a basement that's underneath the hospital. we don't really know where this is. i'm also the evidence that's present being presented to you is very, very dubious. is certainly not conclusive. we seem diapers, and we're seeing bottles, that's quite clear that people civilians were staying there. but that's true because civilians were hiding in hospitals and natural light and hospitals for the last couple of weeks during the bombardment. so that's no evidence for anything. then we see a roast over a candle on the wall in arabic way. oh we see is night is is basically the days of the week in arabic. and that's being presented as evidence that this is a highly doubtful i'm us. again, not, not, is, makes it very, very, a dubious and in many ways on the minds, the credibility of what the idea of is trying to present to you. and it's very important that we would, that we keep it clear i out. we've seen video is being dr by the if we've seen these kind of stage conversations that allegedly was supposed to show how much

fights is um that were intercepted, it turned out they were scripted. so we have to be very careful in the way that we're looking at the evidence, so to speak. and obviously, yes, we're seeing that some of the arms what we're basically put the, we don't know if the arms were actually found the words they would dump the so the, the, the video in itself has to be, you know, kind of dealt with it so, so it has to be, you know, scrutinizing the same way that we would scrutinize russian information or how much information a script, nice vis, next one for me. then the is by the middle of the trees also released the video taken from the air in which it says how much bye to is using a broken launch or outside acquits hospital to yes, i've seen that video as well. i think that that is, you know, and beamed you located. i think that it seems to be the right location in the right time. and it's, you know, an active was that, and i don't think it's, it's surprising that how much internet active was in is operating all over the, uh, the, the, the territory and all over the infrastructure. this is obviously you will crime how

much is hiding. and as i said, we initially hiding among the civilian population, but that still doesn't mean that israel has been absolved of. it's kind of, you know, it's duty to differentiate between civilians and, and, and fighters. yeah. so you can't just bump a hospital just because you're being shot that from that hospital. unfortunately, that's not how international law works. and we also should bear in mind that these so called human shield a passive human shields. there's a difference between active and passive human shields. and test the human shields of those people who are not known that they all you much used to be abused by homeless as human shields. and that means that the attack, in this case, the idea of has to really exercise a lot of caution when they're going into and i think that's what the us present means. that means don't use area effect weapons don't use attend, we don't use as an ad dropped, ordinance against these targets, but move in with infantry and even that will be mostly because of we see how much is operating from it among the civilian population. lastly advice can you also just

tell me, is that accepted consensus in the intelligence community that how much does high command facilities on disability and infrastructure? now you need to understand the entire gaza strip, not just because the city but the entire goes in strip is a and it is an infrastructure of hundreds of loans as of tunnels and bunkers and come on, send those over what is essentially a fairly densely populated area, and some of these come onst instructors will be a bit of inevitably on the civilian infrastructure. some of them will be on the knees or near the hospital. so that video that was released by the idea of yesterday suggested that that bunker was it some 100 meters away or 200 meters away from the hospital. and so it's difficult to say that they actually hiding it underneath the hospital, but certainly close to a hospital and, and that's deliberate, how much does it, that's kind of what and then search and see for us with do to kind of hide themselves among civilians, to make sure they come be struck and so you know, it still doesn't absolve israel from the duty to, to basic differentiate between civilians and competitors and make sure that

collateral damage is absolutely minimized. and the idea of have, unfortunately not done this because they've always relied on the one argument of saying a mazda is hiding them on the civilians. and the burden of, of, of protecting civilians is then being shifted to homeless, which is not true. the burden of protecting civilians is both on i'm us and the idea of advice creek security analysts. thank you very much for try me in on dw news. thank you. a you want us in your ankle works with the international committee of the red cross. she told me more about the situation in hospitals in southern casa, even in the south south casa, in the hospital, where i was surgical team is working. now the situation is, so it's extremely difficult of the state and wake for several hours every night unable to sleep because of the explosions they take place. so nearby. they are also

running short on the essential supplies like anesthetics, like trusting material as they receive for people we prevent. this was a lot of the patients. and unfortunately, many of them are children with tens of thousands of people continuing to flee from the north to the south. you will quit too helpful with these people. these is extremely di, your situation. and today, the amount will be too many turn in the system for 12 managing to bring in to gauze is simply not sufficient to face the massive crisis. so that is unfolding well now have for more than 100000 displaced people in extremely crowded conditions, imbecile, so saucer. and many of them are also in the hospital where they think they're safer than everywhere else. and these people have nothing. there is a level full level full time,

so special comes to re snow when last week we need more than many turbans systems. how many trucks obeyed, are you managing to get through the casa into the gaza strip? at the moment we have managed to in the past months to green know over size or something like 25 trucks. so for so many children assistance and this is far from being sufficient because if you can of the situation before this current escalation, there were roughly 5 country trucks per day reaching this trip. so what we have bringing is extremely small compared to the level of meets. so just $25.00 trucks and over a month now as well, claims that how much is using guys of hospitals to hide big man centers. we were just showing some footage from the fence forces before have your colleagues on the

ground seeing anything that would prove these claims wherever humanitarian act. so we're not an intelligence organization to be able to come for the so the o o o, o o, right? or home, any claims made by any party in this conflict. what we are seeing is the, a deep humanitarian crisis unfolding. and our job is to, to a k 12, the respect to international humanitarian law. and also to remind all the parties that we must not forget the humanitarian imperative, that all women and children, the elderly and the civilians in the most of the costs are in need. because a c, t, they are protected by the international. so many trevor and low as you understand. yeah, go with the international committee of the red cross. thank you very much for your time. thank you. israel is home to

a mixed population, which includes about 20 percent has the cowards, many of whom identifies palestinians. they often face discrimination with tensions in the region, once again, flaring one group of activists and as well as trying to promote solidarity across the ethnic lines dw, say abraham reports from have a sight to behold. this room contains right now color simeon and june. actually in the darkest, most paula, rising, most difficult moments in the history of the 2 people's right now is choosing to like, actually work through that. the want to send a message. you can not be repeated in the means of policy is, will remain here and millions of jewish people will remain here. and that's effect to this meeting at

a mosque in haifa is organized by standing together the grass roots piece movement made up of jewish and palestinian citizens of israel activists telling me such togetherness has been rare since the october 7th, how mazda attacks and that often demonstrations of solidarity in either direction or met with rejection, we have friends, we have neighbors who have peers. we have colleagues who are jewish, who gotten deeply impacted and, and we, we were devastated by data. but even that was not something that was fully accepted by a lot of the jewish public. oh, you're hurting for us now. but so you can say, identify some simeon, we do suffer from an cause for violence from being called being

a traitor from insight men against us. joyce, people that are working towards piece and are working to build. so with our teeth, i'm on tools and processing is the fact that we are even unable to fully experience and grief our people is, is like that. it's like them. the pedagogy of our side codes as an o or like experiences felt like i'm literally unable to fully 35 people. well, also like, like you're like on a mission to convince people you're human. like all the people here believe deepening divisions and is really society make it all the more important to meet and to show empathy with one another. so they put that empathy, quite literally center stage in

defiance of local with right wing groups which tried to get the event canceled. that it's happening under type security. it's more than just talk to volunteers, visit places where muslims and jews work together like this hospital near. i saw the handed up thank you. cards to staff, written in arabic and hebrew. come out of a city is a palestinian is really teacher who works at a pre dominantly jewish school. it is important for me to be a role model for my students of the country and everyone around me. the visit is happening one month after the october 7th period. it's so important to me out to a matter of fact it's we have to gather in this stuff here in many other places. very, very naturally. so good to read them. there's no truly to wear them is one of the

back of the assembly. i ask along the green, if he feels their movement speaks for the majority is really society? no. but to all the society, the majority of society have the interest of the direction we want to go. i think the answer is yes. after the speech is attendees break up into small groups. the brainstorm more practical ways. they might spread their message and to convince more their fellow israelis to see each other the way they do. let's take a look now at some of the other headlines today. german defense. but as to, as far as the story goes, has one d, e. u will miss its goal of providing 1000000 not salary shelves, to ukraine by mot easily to is drain bottlenecks and the weapons. it just brings the delay. the comments came as you defense ministers, convenient brussels as a barrier is going to polls in the 2nd round of presidential elections for football

star and incumbent president george we is running against full vice president joseph for chi. we are led the 1st round of pulling but failed to cross the necessary 50 percent threshold they did to with the office. funds caused by differential rang, says, killed up thousands of people in somalia, italy, half a 1000000 has been displaced and infrastructure severely damaged. the united nation says it's the west flooding a decades of good triggers, humanitarian emergency, thousands of people of riley to mexico city to demand justice of the country's 1st open leading on binary, judicial official was found dead that there is one sort city of buying a at reportedly received death threats and the same police said by now and another person identified as buying his partner, showed injuries close by a shop object. but there was no evidence. a 3rd person was involved or wanting to adult day is going on. trial and power is accused of being completed in the 1994

genocide in rwanda. for state of warranty about non is facing charges of genocide and crimes against humanity is alleged to have assisted in facilitating mass motor . the gynecologist who is now 68 years old, the nice the charges will get more in his trial in a moment. but 1st i look back at the genocide that claimed the lives of more than a 1000000 people. in rwanda, a warning you may find some of these images in this next report. distressing. this was the capitalist of one of the most brutal genocides in world history. the president of wanda and his burgundy and counts upon us were on board this plane when it was shot down as it prepared to land in the wanton capital gun. the very next day, april 7th, 1994, a genocide began. that would see the dates of more than 1000000 people. most of the victims were members of the tootsie minority group. they would killed by who to

militias, who hunted them in their homes, and in the schools and churches, they hit in the militia mode, the victims with machetes and rifles. they also rate an estimate to $200000.00 women and girls. the genocide was the combination of decades of division between the who to and to see populations in one historian save the tensions goes back to the colonial era. the scale of the atrocities of the london genocide shocked the world. 3 decades later. justice is still being source for the victims. and let's return to this trial. outside the court is dw correspondent. these are newest and powers. lisa, who is sustain a william on the and what is his alleged role in this genocide? so send when your mama is s thoughts to be a well known and have been

a while. don't doctor in rhonda also. he's also full type in a flight close to the head of the interim government. a when the general side happened, the interim government was a, you know, implementing the genocide of the time in detail at the stop to who has now been living in front of the for the past. that guy in that case tonight since 1994, he is accused of having signed a letter of support for the interim government of having in part of a crisis committee of having held the keys to locate government offices. where groups of people, people who are post prosecuted with look to white and then allegedly transported to places where they were killed. now the cheese doesn't deny that she did all these things, but he says that he did them to protect those who are prosecuted. we will him know about what the jewelry things on the 19th of december,

when they will provide a, publish the judgement and i missed them when you mind i could face life in prison if he were convicted of each of these charges. could you just explain to view as why this trial is being held in france and not at the international criminal court in the hey. while the international criminal court in the hague was set up, entered into a price in 2002. and that was off to the genocide, and i've been told by legal experts that that means actually that these crimes could not be judged in the hague, however, frauds already trans highways. the international laws for genocide and tribes against humanity before the genocide hopkins in rhonda in 1994. and that's why this quote case can go ad here in front, such as other court cases in france before hunt. and also court cases of like a european countries such as, you know, belgium or the u. k. and tell us about the significance of holding such trials

decades on from such events. well, you know, there are different layers of justice. there was based the national justice in run that there was an international court full of the genocide in rwanda, in terms on here. but that was placed on a few years ago, and this is as i was told, the last step of the international justice concerning the genocide and legal experts have been saying to me. and it is really important that these cool cases i take place because they show that even if the alleged perpetrator sling to other countries, they will still have to face trial. and as they is still a risk that new genocides might happen across the board, for example, in certain regions in africa are on asia. legal experts have been telling me, you know, it's important to show that properties of sleep that they will be how to account and that could actually help prevent new generational in general. thoughts from

happening across the world. details from lisa louis empowers. thank you very much. scientists say the risk of a volcanic eruption in iceland remains high, even though seismic activity has decreased the past few days. a state of emergency remains in effect and some 4000 residents of the town of green. the big is a capital re cubic, have been evacuated as a precaution. on monday they were permitted to enter their homes for a few minutes and gather essential collecting as many belongings as possible. i unpacking them into the cause. residents of the icelandic town of grinda, vic, well granted a brief window of time to return to the houses to pick up the possessions

and animals. i was trying to save stuff from my home. that means a lot to me like things from my parents. actually there's just like this pension loss because now i've actually gone and seen my house for the 1st time since the friday. so now it's just like a pension coming down and, well, i'm really emotional and that's basically how i'm feeling right now. the town has experienced hundreds of us quakes and recent days, caused by shifts and underground maxima. creating huge cracks and roads and buildings which could indicate that a nearby volcano is about to erupt. it will start to use the restricting access to the area and telling people to collect the possessions quickly and then leave. and i know that during the last option you can

feel the mag my moving underneath the ground. and we're not feeling that yet, but i think interruption could occur very rapidly. so we shouldn't hang out. i wouldn't hang around either. i'd been full and stay with us here on the

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