the, the, this is speed of you news line from berlin overnight air strikes, targets, central and southern johnson palestinian media say at least 15 people were killed in 2 separate is really attacked. this is hundreds of people. we've got this biggest hospital l schieffer, looking for a safe place to shelter, and an explosive launch for space pets. its biggest rocket reachers to the edge of space during the 2nd test flight. more details on the mission shortly, including why things didn't go by his plan. the

one welcome to the viewers around the world. unlike local palestinian media, say at least 15 people have died and overnight is really strikes and central and southern gaza. they said 13 people were killed in new se rock camp while the women and child were killed in southern con eunice city. and so the air strikes continue, the united nations in sounding the alarm about the situation at the hour she for hospital and gaza city. the world health organization is calling for each immediate evacuation. officials from the organization visited the hospital on saturday and describe what they said were signs of gunfire showing and a mass grave to the families spilling out of kansas city. the sick with the

among those leading medical staff and patients from el cheapo hospital, they say they've been ordered to leave 5 years rang lease a short while ago with these really authorities weren't that whoever is inside the hospital has to leave except for the wounded. the surgeons and some of the medical staff and nursing staff as well. the palestinian health officials say it's a catastrophe or the i'm not in the sufficient condition to leave those but then, but they air force them to, to leave. this is again against not only human rights and set that up. it's against too many t, the cuts out here as well, claims that gases lot just hospital houses from us come on seem to and his right at the site. i'm a but it denies forcing people out of the administrator of the hosp. so aust,

our forces to create an evacuation cargo this morning for the people that can leave . that is what we've quoted united's um throughout the day. a team of you and officials managed to spend an hour in the hospital, w h o staff described as a son with a mass grave on site, reportedly containing ac buddies. the team sees nearly 300 patients are still at the hospital, many and extremely critical conditions with spinal injuries, amputations, or infections. even if i much i, the used to has to be done for military purposes to the hospital and the need of all those good facilities. autumn, never without protection. under imani children, low l. she's the head being one of the few remaining re fusions for people in guys the city in recent weeks. now patients and refugees must try and find somewhere else. but as the, as riley bombardment continues,

those options are rapidly running out. dw, correspond to rebecca raters. injury was one, told me more about the latest overnight air strikes in central and southern gaza. reporting michael. we had a early this morning. we had about an ass rock in the central gulf and city of mr. ross. some 15 people are supposed to be killed, at least 15 people in that attack. and then further south and con eunice, we also have another as tried killing a woman at a child. now con units of course, being in southern gaza in the area that israel has told civilians to go to, to evacuate to from the north sea, moving a 1000000 people from northern, gone to move in to that area. but we also know that as a expands the operation of these, right, these are expanding their operation. they've dropped leaflets on con units to tell people that the they need to evacuate from that area as well. suggesting that they are soon going to be expanding their operation into the south. so we know that they

have been continuing on. bob that's in the south. even though they say that that's the area that is safe. you and repeatedly saying that nowhere in dallas are insightful civilians and there was a strike earlier on saturday in northern gotcha. at a you, in school we here was use as a shelter for displace palestinians anymore on that. it's actually, it was a double striking in one area, believed to being a you in school where people were sheltering. some 50 paper were killed in that as drank. that's according to the galvan ron ministry of health. and then in another area, or in the same time we, we, we, we heard of another strike way more than 30 people were killed, more than half of them believed to be children. this double s strikes coming in this, in this area in the north, as you say in this refugee camp in northern gauze. we also have a troops and moving around that area is obviously another target area that is ready

. so hoping to to, to operate within now egypt has come out and cold that is dried. will that double as a war crime. and israel hasn't confirmed anything and a has, but it has said that it is investigating an incident from the top. so we don't have any more details on that, but certainly if these schools with so many people were sheltering, were targeted that that may could be something that may be reported as a more crime in the future. let's talk about the el cheapo hospital. we understand that there was a large evacuation yesterday. there's been some dispute about the impetus for this . do we know if it was voluntary or ordered by the israeli army of the wood? a piece of he is ready. i'm just saying this. i didn't order this evacuation, but that's contradictory to what we're hearing from the w h. so they're saying that's that it was on the is really military order that these people were evacuated

. so we don't know exactly the what's happening. the w h o have also been given access to the hospital very, very briefly. and they come out saying it's a desk and that it's obviously not functioning hospital and the remaining patients are they working to get the remaining patients? there's some, nearly 300 patients still inside the hospital as well as a couple of 1000 and health work cuz they're, they're working together with the military to try and evacuate those i q patients out is obviously a very, very complex operation. something is ready, military will need to assist in, but it's obviously the w h o stress just how dangerous that operation is. it is still an active goals on even though the military will be assisting, obviously, that evacuation it is still an incredibly dangerous situation for the w h as well, conducting the operation as well as for the medical staff. and of course the patients who many will be very ill, uninformed. it's a huge operation, but that, that they are really trying to evacuate that, that hospital entirely dw,

corresponding rebecca winters, enjoys the one. thanks rebecca. he's a round up of some other stories. keith says it has suffered a fresh wave of russian grown attacks. you created and authorities said the step up in assault follows weeks of pause. the young verified report said there were no initial casualties or critical damage. ukraine's air force claims it destroyed 15 of the 20 unmanned drowns. the co testers have again clash with police in spain's capital madrid. after the biggest demonstration, yet against a planned amnesty for separate tests that propose war with pardon, people involved in the catalog and independence bid 5 years ago, spain's prime minister pedro sanchez promised the law to pro independence parties to return for their support to form a government argentinians will head to the polls this sunday for

a wound off in the presidential elections. if he wins the far right, libertarian candidate, have you had me lay, has declared, he'll shut down an important memorial to the victims of the countries bloody military dictatorship that ended in 1983 dw, visit the unesco world heritage site, s month, which was one of the 2 largest secret detention torture and murder centers of the machine. high school students on a visit to the estimate museum in science of memory. in point a side is the formal offices. courses of the navy mechanic school was a secret detention torture and kidding center. doing awesome team has made it to dictate to ship of 1976 to 1983 presidents were kept in this isaac last month just before i was in tina, celebrated 40 years of uninterrupted democracy, unesco declared asthma, a world heritage site. the so this drawing was made by luis

roberto vasquez, who is a survivor from here. from us ma'am. in this drawing he to picks himself picking out under a hood. his hands and feet are shackled from a distance, he can see more who to kick, not people they have to remain in captivity covered over and humiliated to face. so in this basement prison is which which it the students then will pause to relatively new exhibit. this plane transported drugs present as to the depths, dropping them into industry that empties into the atlantic ocean. the students also learn about the pregnant women who gave best hit that babies was stolen and given to other families. some of these people when they just found and the now estimate guides to you and even though across, excuse occurred in this place that i feel every citizen has the responsibility and

obligation to be sent to them. and they have those. i don't know if it makes you realize that there are probably a lot of people who don't know the real family. what are what that mean? and he said, oh i so it's all going to children are not the only way you're not very aware of what happened during the dictatorship and because of this, we forget, a lot of things is also necessary. so i don't, we didn't make so sorry, a way many people may think that we young people don't have the awareness we should have good internet. some of the students say they voted for the phone right. candidate heavy a 1000000 argentine is recent presidential primaries, mid a denies that the dictatorship committed state terrorism and proposes closing the s memorial site. minay will run against the fuel messa in the elections on november 19th. so at the end of the visit to us and teen, a secretary of human rights greets the students from a supplement accordable, we are going to do our best to defend display. i don't mind a single meeting, but it's more than 5000 people passed through here in miami and only 300 survived

it almost all. i know that this might be one of the most important symbols. argentine a house of what state terrorism meant. we call it said that already my thought of his pre to assessor cloud. you absolutely plans to vote some of the day, but he doesn't deny state terrorism happened and thinks the asthma memories site should remain anthony. one of the places you can see parallels if you visit the world's largest holocaust. we see him that, that transportation train life estimate is the location that shows what can happen in society. it is very important to use the space to remind people of the historical facts in my opinion as much as it should be. a human rights center dw attempted to interview millay about his plans to close the memorial site, but the request was rejected. space x is 2nd test flight of its mammoth starship rocket has ended with a bang. the rocket blew up,

minutes after lift off the travelled further than the 1st test flight last spring space x hopes that starship will eventually bring astronauts back to the moon and beyond. the biggest and most powerful roll could ever built on its way into space. for 3 minutes everything went according to plan. then suddenly this the booster rocket burst into flames. it's not clear why the spacecraft kept flying to a 150 kilometers high. then unexpectedly triggered itself destruct mechanism. still space 6 pointed out the positives as an incredibly successful day, even though we did have a ride or to rapid on schedule disassembly of both the super heavy booster and the ship. that's great. we got so much data and that will all help us to improve for our next flight should be off. the 7 am the brokerage, the space ship to close as scheduled as space funds watched from the texas coast

was so. so i mean, just you could feel the, the sounds of every thing of the raw get just lifted off. that was incredible. and the whole 33 engines functions on like the 1st test flight and minutes late to another milestone. the successful separation of the space ship from the booster rocket and improvement from the best flight back in april space 6 found the e loan mosque felt like the 2nd test flight from the control room. and on his social media platform, there was some words of support from nasa. both bill nelson, today's test as an opportunity to learn then fly again. despite the lights of set back master is sticking to its plan to bring extra notes back to the moon with stuff ship and space ex hopes to reach moss, our one day ranging between

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