the, the business need to be and who is coming to live from burle. it is real says it has discovered a total shaft at the el cheapo hospital in guns of these really military says the own verified pictures suggest from us militants were using the medical facility to commend their operations claims. as a mazda non is also coming up. israel says that it has recovered the body of a hostage taken by him. us militants on october 7th. the body of the boot each complies was reportedly found by troops near the el cheapo hospital in scots. the

hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel's military says its soldiers have discovered a total shaft used by him. aust militants to el cheapo. hospital in northern gossip is really troops released a video of the tunnel entrance which could not be verified after they took control of the hospital. israel's attacks or controversial since hospitals have special protections under international humanitarian law. unless being used for the military purpose must have been, we've gone to the field is this on the sizes right. is the smoking gun or the troops of mass as being using our chief a hospital for it, so probation after a 2nd day of reins on garza's biggest medical facility 70 as well. defense forces said they uncovered a tunnel shaft and the vehicle containing a large number of weapons of 7. 3 silver 7th cohorts alma to i. d. f forces found

a tunnel shaft in chief, a hospital because teams of engineers are currently i'm covering the infrastructure there. okay. and i also found a vehicle that had been prepared for the massacre on october 7th, or 20 lea. you know, yeah, solid, we found many weapons and then today let's see. model be it comes off to footages released sharing caches of weapons is vile. size weight in advance of the hospital, mass continues to deny the claims describing them as quote repetition of a false narrative. since the conflict broke out is well repeatedly claimed that a mass was using guns and hospitals submitted to purposes. and as the humanitarian situation in gaza, wesson's international condemnation has gotten louder and this route has been on the increasing pressure to offer a definitive proof of these claims. thoughts in a situation to 10 says this under daily,

reminders of the civilian suffering and gaza, it's not clear that this new evidence liked to not burden. so what's crossover now? 2 dw correspondent tanya kramer. she joins us from jerusalem. tanya, the is really our me says it's found some us tut. busy and is reportedly still at the chief a hospital club town. what are they still expecting to find there? well, that's what we understand last night. the issued a statement saying that there were a continuing their targeted searches as they describe it on the ship compound. it's a, it's a large compound with many buildings on it. it's the largest hospital in augusta city and they released the 2 videos uh, showing that they say show a title soft inside the compound. and another one that they say shows the vehicle loaded with the weapons and health officials in the hospital have denied that there

any weapons on the compound snow. they also said that they are operating in other hospitals, in the ivr and tc hospital as well as the eclipse hospital. also in a garza city. and this is happening all while patients in the ship, a hospital was patients and medical stuff and also internally displaced. people who uh, sold shelter in the hospital are still there or has the officials to upset the situation inside the hospital is catastrophic. for them w h o, as also said the many of the hospitals in the north uh uh, not being able to provide any services anymore. and it is very difficult for it, for patients to, to get to the for image of people to get to the hospitals. because i mean, also at some boardman and the ground operation is still continuing. now as well says that they are, that there is a, a common sense of how most underneath the ship a hospital. and that is why this is such

a focus of interest to them. but they still have to give the evidence of that latania. we also understand that the body of one of the hostages, abducted by him us has been recovered near causes. i'll see the hospital. what more can you tell us about that? yes they recovered it last night to recover the body of you who did advise the 65 year old woman. she's she was abducted from keyboard spivey. her husband was murdered on october 7th. then she was taken captive and taken to gaza. and she is one of the 200 over 230 hostages that are still being held in garza. but this morning the military announced that they found another body of an a soul to me. she was also a doctor on october 7th. she was also seen in the video that was released by the

militants and also her body was recovered in his truck to as the statement says, near a sofa hospital. the body was know taken to israel to be identified, ends to also that some of the was informed of that tonia. thank you very much for that update. that was our correspondent tony kramer in jerusalem. well as guys as medical teams find to treat the thousands wounded by israel's military operations, the need to prioritize has become a central that means precious little care for those who were critically ill before october 7th. as you're about to see of actuating cancer, patients from causes hospitals poses considerable risks. but in the current climate there's almost no alternative families wait for oh is it causes southern rough on crossing hoping to get to see till the next

boston to egypt. foreigners and palestinian jewel nationals are permitted to leave garza and now some goals and cancer. patients being offered an opportunity to travel to tacky for treatment but the price is not straightforward for everyone. done guns doing energy less than with i've been left with a treatment for over a month. 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 will call me a job. open up the idea of the hey, in the 2 planes carrying cancer patients non did an incorrect from egypt following negotiations between the top cushion detection of thor cheese. egypt has also

accepted a limited amount of medical event, curious causes remaining hospitals running out of medical supplies and few here in town, eunice, they have to treat patients by torch light. most doctors 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 inside a passage for any convoy negotiations with the is relative defense forces are 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 journal assistance managers that elements all of the evacuation process, then you, we have to prioritize the patients who would be moved 1st. so we'd be looking at the most critical eel again, but as the nights evacuating patients from causes hospitals poses considerable risks, but staying put could be the more life threatening alternative. for more of that spring and shade that low. here, she works for the norwegian refugee council. and is monitoring developments from jerusalem? first of all, it shouldn't tell us what you are hearing from the el cheapo hospital there in northern guns. well, we aren't hearing much of anything from gaza right now because since about 4 pm

yesterday there's been a communications blackout. so we are just in the dark as much as anyone else is. at this point we did have staff at a ship as recently as last week who were seeking shelter there, but they fled about a week ago and made their way further south. now the goes a strip, as you notice home to over 2000000 people. it's now war zone. thousands have been killed, tens of thousands injured there. what's left of the health care infrastructure in the gaza strip or well, we've been warning for weeks about the imminent collapse of the health care system in gaza and it seems like we are there. i believe only a handful of hospitals are still operational in garza. we're also of course, because people are in such close quarters that do not have access to proper but clean water showers. we're seeing the spread of disease is uh an illness. so on top

of the fact that the hospitals are overwhelmed, taking care of people who have been injured, people with chronic conditions or people with preventable communicable diseases are now going to be overwhelming. what's left of the health care system. you work with a refugee organization, the norwegian refugee council. i talked to us about the displaced people in gauze and now because many from the north of moved to the south. but in the south it's not really safe either understand. i know it hasn't been safe. i in the south, we're tearing up until yesterday. we were hearing daily reports from our colleagues about airstrikes happening in the center in the house of garza. we have colleagues who have been injured and have took members of their families be killed in these airstrikes including one of our colleagues, amount of laughter. her only child a 7 year old boy in an air strike on rough uh about 34 weeks ago. and it's really,

there simply is no safe place to the shelter in garza. and then on top of that, you have an area that really doesn't have the capacity to support all those internally displaced people. so shelters are bursting at the seams over capacity. many people are sleeping in the streets, which is increasingly worrying as the weather has transitioned here the last week and gotten significantly colder at the rains have the rain season has started, so you have issues around people, you know, being exposed to the elements. flooding. uh, is a regular occurrence in garza due to port infrastructure even before this escalation. so there are many concerns about how to support these internally displaced people and keep them keep them protected from the elements. let alone is really yours. for example, bergman's, many of those who have been displaced, of course, are children, talk to us about conditions for them,

for children and gods, we know many been killed and injured. but what about those have been left orphaned by the fighting? who's going to care for them to you know, god has an is it is a place on like any other that i've heard about where they actually in the hospitals have an acronym for um, injured child, no surviving family and its really unimaginable when you have people whose entire families have been wiped out. how are you going to take care of them? we're now in a situation also where we have this communications blackouts. so even the coordination of assistance for these children is difficult. prior to this escalation of save, the children have reported that 80 percent of children in garza felt depressed and hopeless. imagine how had children in garza field today. we at the norwegian refugee council or working in schools, providing psycho social support and training teachers to help work with children who had suffered trauma and displacement. but at this point we have an entire

population that's completely traumatized. shania, thank you very much for talking with us the toy shayna low with a norwegian refugee council. so you can look at a couple of other stories making headlines today. police have again class with protesters in the spanish capital, madrid just hours after prime minister pedro sanchez was re elected protesters are furious about a deal made between sanchez and 2, cadillac pro independent parties that deal granted them to stay 2 hundreds of cattle and separatists and exchange for the party support informing a government bill it has announced it will close for crossing points on its border with russia just stopping in flow of asylum seekers. the crossing points will 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 border. if you're watching

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