[000:00:00;00] the, this is the, the news live from berlin. overnight air strikes, target, central and southern gas, palestinian medic side, dozens of people were killed in 2 separate is really attacked early on sunday morning. meanwhile, hundreds of people sleep guys out chief a hospital looking for safety and shelter, and cypress gears up to become a humanitarian aid held for guys. a israel agrees to the aid cord or ships carrying $500.00 times what

a truck can deliver could soon be departing. from the island. the next by sir. welcome to the program. palestinian medics. a dozens of people have died in overnight is rarely strikes and central and southern gaza. reports suggest most were killed in central gatzo. while a woman and child were killed in southern hon. unice city as a israel's military operation continues. the united nations is sounding the alarm about the situation at the l shape, a hospital in gaza, city, the world health organization. the w h o says is working to organize the transfer of staff and hundreds of patients still there to another facility. 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 as the palestinian health officials say it's a catastrophe or the i'm not in this up as soon as the condition to leave those done. but the air force them to, to leave this is again, against the left on the 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, 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 night to is a um, throughout the day a team of you and officials managed to spend an hour in the hospital, w h o staff described it as a design for the 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 must either use the hose to be done for military purposes in the hospital and the need of all that was good facilities, autumn, never without protection under the money to it. in 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 if the is riley,

bombardment continues. those options are rapidly running out. earlier i spoke with the w correspondent, rebecca rivers in jerusalem. i asked her about reports coming from a top official and gather that 31 premature babies had been evacuated from the i'll she for hospital. that's right. next, we know that this has been in the planning for some time, but the babies were obviously very high priority to be evacuated from the hospital and we have had what now that 31 room meeting the surviving babies. it was originally $34.00 in the i see you were in the, near ne, towards now there $31.00 and they have been evacuated to so the south there, the paperwork being done and plans for them to be moved into also in egypt. but that hasn't happened yet, they all being taken careful in the south. so it's um, uh good news for, for those babies obviously. and they're still patients inside the hospital and there is

a plan to try and evacuate the remaining between 10200 patients still in the hospital and that, and the remaining stuff as well. that will be done in conjunction with the w h of the world gate. you gain access to the hospital for about an hour today to try to coordinate that mission. it's obviously a very complicated mission that will be done in conjunction with the military. and rebecca, if we can just sort of widen our focus to the overall situation, the is really army has been telling thousands for weeks now to seek safety in the south. but as we just said earlier, overnight there were air strikes in central and southern gaza. where can people flee to now? well, that is obviously a huge question for the people that are sheltering in the south. they have been told to go there is we've been hearing for weeks now and many, many over a 1000000 from the north have made their way to the southern part of the gaza strip . but we know that the southern part of the gaza strip has also been on the bombardment throughout this time. the u. n. has said there is no way of safe for

gardens to go. and we also know that the military have over the weekend, dropped leaflets into the han units area or into areas in the south saying that people should evacuate those areas as well. so exactly where they are supposed to go to. we still don't know, we understand, but the military wants to set up these sites on such fits. certainly not going to be enough room for all the people who are sheltering down there in the south. and we, so strike over night killing at least one woman and a child in the south. and as i say, they've been ongoing since the beginning of this operation. we also saw a couple of s cracks in the central part and to refugee camps. and that's what happened there that they used to use me a refugee camps and uh, we start seeing large numbers of people, thousands of people killed in noise. so people in golf are really running out of safe places to go. there was a separate air strake of air strike rather earlier this weekend on a un run school within a refugee camp. and gas is north, after that attack,

the palestinian authorities president would have boss asked us president joe biden to intervene to stop these really operation in gaza. this comes with calls from bite and for guys and the west bank to be reunited after the war. that bodies, the debris lay strewn in the aftermath of an attack on the un school. we all know the details of what happened and not to yet clear. but at the start combined is it civilians are paying the highest price. so this will the head of the u. n. agency helping palestinian refugees denounced the attack and pleaded ceasefire, palestinian president of mood of ass. oh, it's more you'd be allowed into guys that includes the us president, the professor is ally israel. a leo at the agent today, i address you as president joe biden, who bears a special responsibility due to his international standing and significant

influence on the israeli occupation authorities to intervene immediately to halt this aggression. you want to have them are glass is mile, say it will not stop until it's to. those are completed fast to destroy a mass and 2nd, to attend the hostages. clearly, on soviet, with every passing day, there are fewer places where her mazda service can operate. those over on the west side of the city. understand this very well now you've, they've already encountered the kenzie power of the army. those who are on the eastern side understand there's tonight. the federal understand it in the coming days of those who are in the south of the gaza strip of gumbo. also understand this sooner. not all, you know, being sought because with the conflict now and it's 7, it's week many asking what next if it's really for us is do the vatican, him, us? what will come off to that in an opinion,

pace to the washington post. president joe biden said the gossip in the westbank should be united under one government. he also via tonight to support for 2 state solution as well. 5 minutes to however, took issue with the site and supply. i'm looking to ship a especially the front us. i think that the palestinian authority in its current form is not capable of accepting the responsibility for cause after we fought and done all this haven't passed. so there's an uncomfortable that seem to go to the bottom of it. and so within that, even though if they don't change, then what's the point you know is why on this now perform a delicate military and diplomatic balancing act and find a way to complete its goals without a nice thing, it's closest ally, cypress is preparing to become a hub for a few minutes, hearing aid operation for gather the government of cyprus, has told dw, that preparations have now taken

a big step forwards. cyprus says it's now working on technical, not political issues. currently, the only way to get into guys is from egypt by the rafter crossing. but that is off and closed cypress plans to use as part of florida go to gather international aid and send it on to gas. it added as it is one of the places closest in the e. u to the strip database. jack paras, send us this report. this is the heart of a plan by the cypriot government to send international aids to gaza. long the could pull to you is just under 400 kilometers away. the sit 3, it's government says israel will not to pose the plan. as long as its official was, can check what's loaded onto ship spend for garza. now, with proceeded from the party to go to the technical part of it. so we've seen that these are politically the implementation, the daylight zation of the corner. and now well,

the part that with technical issues have been resolved. guessing the ship side to see should be simple enough. the biggest issue would be how to one load them in garza, the pool that has not been fully functional since israel is blockade from 2007. and israel has bombed the area since the october 7 terror attack. the sit prius plan could build a temporary floating port just off the coast base, a biscuit dramatically, speed up the delivery of aid. one ship, it can carry 500 times. what a truck come in nicosia, the cypriot red cross says it's in communication with the government and can move it like this quickly. we are ready at any time and we have a such a warehouse as smaller in all the districts. so we're ready at any time within the hour. please come on, send to the next along the cab pulled coordinates between 21 countries. when it comes to evacuations, from crisis zones, it's been operational since 2016. it's set to play a major role in the humanitarian aid cardo plans set them to condition is to have

a different security environment to be able to proceed with the implementation of these ideas. but of course we are in the context paddling to did those preparations with all the stakeholders involved from greece and the netherlands are really keen to get a moving here quickly. or let's talk now to the reporter who is the pair that dw as brussels correspondent jack parent. jack cyprus says it's close to agreeing this a cord or with israel to gas it what. what else can you tell us? yeah, it was really interesting being in cyprus and speaking to the cit, pre a government who appear to feel that they are very confident that this humanitarian maritime aide car adult. the plan will get agreement with these. riley's, the foreign minister, cyprus, so constantine as complex as in israel at the end of the week speaking with the president, isaac had sold and they said these ready decided said that there are serious negotiations on this. essentially,

the cit prius believe that because it is going to be predominantly your pin a that comes into the port of law nica that they are proposing to his live live is radio, with ortiz, to check exactly what is in that aid, what's going on to ship unchecked what will eventually go to gaza that that seems to be a feasible and a reasonable option for these these ratings. as we heard the presidency is saying that they not believe that they have political agreements. but it's about technical agreement. and one of the big issues that is a by cause and not having a pull right now. and what would this help actually look like in, in practice on a daily basis? or? yeah, well it would be things like medical supplies, things like food, water, fuel tends for people that to display so little of that has been able to go through the roof of crossing since the october the 7th and talk soon this way. this is rose response in gauze a to that it's been, you know, we were hearing widespread reports of

a deteriorating humanitarian situation. and as the, as the cypriot say, you can get $500.00 times the sort of tonnage on the ship, then you come on an individual truck that has to pass through the roof across the crossing, which is frequently closing. there's also an idea swirling around the visit prius weren't too keen to be drone on this, that potentially some ships could be hospital shit. so, you know, individual countries have been sending them into the eastern mediterranean, but there's some, as part of the humanitarian, colorado that could be some additional hospital ships that would be able to take casualties and injured people from gaza. and the cost of them to see whether that will actually come to fruition. we'll have to wait and see, is that not being drawn too clearly on exactly whether that will be within the plan? and just really quickly does. it doesn't have a large port, as you said, how do you fix that? yeah, so the idea is a floating structure of floating don't that's being done a number of times it wouldn't be possible. these riley's may not be willing for that to happen. there's also a segment in the pond to build a firm port,

but obviously as the war is continuing, probably european partners and not going to want to build any fund structure for not, but they're going to need to affect the aid. that's the big sticking point at the moment. nick. okay. jack parent from brussels. thanks so much for that insight. so you're watching the news live from berlin exposure. thanks for watching the actually we don't have a choice. we have little time list to save the planet. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have $110.00 ration left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution since the tune of the industrial age . replacing fossil fuels with renewable energy around the