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the, the, this is the, the, we can use live from bullying. israel sees it has recovered the body of a hostage taken by how much militants on october the 7th. the body of year 2 advice was reportedly found by troops near the chief hospital in gaza. these riley military stays, it's found a tunnel suspected of being used by hamas at the facility and spines. pedro sanchez, b b, all to win. and now the term as prime minister counts an improbable return to office off to being forced to cold stop elections. 6 months ago the
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i'm jared raid. welcome to the program. the is riley miller. trees say is it has found the body. all one of the hostages adopted by the tara group home us on october the 7th day say it was recovered me, causes our she for hospital is riley troops had been searching the facilities since wednesday dice sighing. they've discovered a tunnel soft suspected of being used by how much, along with the evidence that tara group had been using the hospital as a combined center hospital stuff and how most have denied that claim. and dw time, your crime magazine, jerusalem covering this story for a she had this update on the situation at the chief hospital while as the side of the army announced tonight that they found the body of a hostage near the ship hospital, a woman, and has 6 is she's from the keyboard so busy was taking their knock tobar seven's
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during the terror attacks. but they also said that they have been still operating in the hospital with target to a searches as they put it, as they described it, building by building searching. you know, this complex, it's a, it's a very large compound, one of the not it's the largest hospital in garza. and so they're still researching there. they start at this rate early on a wednesday morning and it's still continuing. now how's the officials in the hospital have said that the situation is catastrophic, cuz this is going on my patients and medical stuff. and of course also a lot of internally displaced people that have been seeking shelter. there are still in the compound that they're also running out of the, you know, the shortage is they're, they're running out of the medicine and supplies like other hospitals. also in the
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north that's we are hearing from the united nations and also other hospitals are saying that injured people have difficulties to reach the hospitals. this still of course apple environment and intensive fighting as well and going on the ground operation is going on. and, and on top of that, we also heard the defense minister us government saying tonight that they have a found is significant, significant findings, as he said. and i'll ship, he didn't give any details on that. of course, it's also important for israel to show. now, you know what they find, is this a shift to hospitalized the center of interest? you mentioned it. they said there is a come on send to underneath the police. they claim they have to come on send to underneath the hospital. and they also said that they are heading now into the next phase of the operation without giving further details. it's tanya cream it as well
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as gauze, is medical teams find to treat the thousands wounded by his roused military operation. the need to prioritize has become essential. now this means precious little care for those who are critically you'll before october. the 7th. as you're about to see evacuating cancer patients from causes hospitals poses considerable risk spot in the current climate. there is almost no alternative families wait for hours, it causes southern rough on crossing hoping to get to see till the next boston to egypt. foreigners in palestinian jewel nationals are permitted to leave garza and now some gauze and cancer. patients being offered an opportunity to travel to tacky for treatment. but the process is not straightforward for everyone done god doing. and the deluxe them
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are 5 being left with a treatment for over a month. so i do not doctors provided me with a document to travel to cherokee, to take nearly one injection and return to gas as the hospital doesn't have the injection. when i arrived at the crossing, i was told that my name is not on the list, and i may return tomorrow, or they'll call me open up the idea of the hand and the 2 planes carrying cancer. patients. 9 digits on career from egypt. following negotiations between the top cushion detection of thor t's, egypt has also accepted a limited amount of medical of curious causes remaining hospitals of running out of medical supplies and few. here in john eunice, they have to treat patients by torch light. the most doctors
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now have to prioritize emergency care as a patients with all the health conditions. but evacuating patients is not an easy process. the world health organization says the options are limited to evacuate. patients from causes largest hospital. oh, she fucked and goes to cities following a raid on the hospital by as rarely, military to organize and medical evacuation. such as this in such an insecure setting is very, very complicated. firstly, you need to secure a security guarantees and cited passage for any convoy negotiations with the is around the defense portions of being managed true of the un office and stuff and my child does not to the direct negotiation on those issues. so the office for coordination, if you met a chart with systems managers that elements all of the evaluation process,
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then you, we have to prioritize the patients who would be moved 1st. and so we'd be looking at the most critical eel again, but as the nights evacuating patients from causes hospitals post is considerable risks, but staying put could be the more life threatening alternative. well, sarah hendricks use the u. n. women, deputy executive director of a policy earlier, she gave me this assessment of the impact of the conflict on women and girls in the current situation and gaza is absolutely catastrophic. and really the impact on women and girls will be is devastating. it's likely to be lifelong, we're really talking about nothing less than the survival of women and girls. that is at stake. a few numbers that are important to keep in mind. you and f p a estimate. so there are around $50000.00 pregnant women in gaza. that's about a 180 women giving birth every day. they're doing this in without health care
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facilities without proper sanitation in the streets and mid level in their homes. they're giving birth and overcrowding shelters. there are also 788000 or more women and girls that have been displaced from their homes. these are women that are in overcrowded shelters, that are seeking safety from air strikes, a mixed absolutely unspeakable conditions. they lack access to food to water, to privacy, to making them more vulnerable than ever before. me just an absolutely unbelievable situation as you say, the survival of women and goals at stake. the un human rights chief vote could took said on thursday. it's apparent that on both sides some view the cooling of civilians as a the acceptable collateral damage or a deliberate and useful weapon of war. is he talking about women and children here?
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i think he's speaking of all civilians indeed. but we do know that the mortality rate for women and children has been disproportionately high. so of all those killed in gaza, approximately 67 percent are women and children. and so it's they who are bearing the brunt of these airstrikes and whose lives indeed are at the rate greatest risk . and so i want to pick up on something you, you said earlier. so we know that women until a women in newborns a bearing a huge brunt of this conflicts, thousands of women are in need of maternal care. how are they supposed to give birth safely? or they simply cannot yeah, you're asking such, such a difficult question. what we're seeing in terms of these unprecedented levels of
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attacks on the health care system. and the overwhelming number of injuries is that women seeking to give births are doing so without the appropriate drugs, without sufficient medical personnel, without electricity or anesthesia without fuel, without water, essentially 15 percent of them are likely to experience pregnancy or birth related complications. and these are the ones that will need additional medical care. without this life saving supplies. fundamentally, these women who are giving birth in the most horrible and extreme a circumstances are facing the risk of death, both of them and their children. as their a hendricks, you and women deputy executive director for the policy. joining us from new york. we really just a thank you for your insights that you've managed to give us today. thank you very much. thank you. this is a round off of some other world news headlines now,
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a full my girlfriend, all the music, michael shown kinds as filed a lawsuit accusing him of ripe and physical abuse senior. cassandra ventura alleged that the heat pump is getting a better known as d. d. subjected to beatings and forced a drug use during the relationship comes as lawyer said, the heat pumps the vehemently denies the allegations the menu broke into the hall. i'm the full my us house beacon nancy pelosi and attacked her husband with a hand that has been found guilty of attempted kidnapping and assault david dipaq. they had planned to take the literacy hosted chief sciences up to 50 years in prison. voicing in liberia's presidential election has ended with morris to far it's counted opposition later on. former vice president joseph boycott leads at 50.6 percent off, his rival president george way. at 49.4 percent of the election is widely
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considered a test full way. who has faced criticism for not tackling corruption. and finland has announced it will close for crossing points on its border with the russia to stop in inflow of asylum seekers. the crossing points some close at midnight on friday. officials say the decision is in response to russian officials allowing a surge of people without proper documents to reach the board as well. stains prime minister pedro sanchez has secured and all the time and office ending months of political deadlocks. he naturally wants support to form and you government of the socialist party signed a controversial deal with the regional capital and parties who want independence from spine support as a ride. when parties are protesting the agreement, hundreds rallied outside the socialist party, headquarters police class with protesters and mid threads off to petra sanchez,
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who is way back into power, spain's prime minister or bus the food chain for a politician who was forced into pulling a mass collection just 6 months ago, i don't see the same thing with the people. the other people that ask you to the 179 deputies who have committed that vote. and to represent nothing less than $12600000.00 citizens of nations. and here it shows on the 23rd of july to continue advancing, rather than regressing to own abuses. thank you. what's the address is the security guard which has left us off to the ballots. in july, the conservative people's party headed by alba to noon s p. o one the most seats, but not enough to form a government. says sanchez had another chance. he one of the regional policies with a deal that raised eyebrows and then go sanchez's socialist one support from
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catalan paul to you. so you've come paying for the northeast and region to break away from spain. in return, he promised and i must be for hundreds of set protest see suppose to the legal efforts to gain independence from spain back in 2017. the conservative in fall right. policies are blocking the demonstrations that have come 10 years for 2 weeks until with demonstrations of branding, sanchez, a traitor, and the dictator. some protest to say they want spain to break apart. the, we're going to defend space, we're going to defend its culture. we're going to defend this tradition and they're going to defend the sacred unity of how people. sanchez's coalition includes people who want independence from spain and others, with big ideological differences from his socialist. it's likely that the prime
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