to watch now on youtube, d. w documentary, the you are watching the news live from the lease. how mosque says dozens are killed in these riley, a striking central gaza the attack heat homes in a refugee camp and concept is rile expands its ground. defensive posts are coming christmas on the front lines and you cried. we made musicians in uniform trying to keep the periods of these 50 states.

the honoured. great, thank you for joining me today. the how most run health ministry in gaza say is at least 17 people have been killed in an air strike on a refugee camp. these riley on the status eats, reviewing the incident, is round, is also released new for the age of what it says is part of how mazda is underground tunnel network. how much is considered a terrorist organization by the us and the a you a warning some view is may find the next report. distressing. christmas has no response to the suffering of god. paramedics rushed to refuse the injured after yet another is really a strong this time on the and the guys the receipt g camp

a central gaza they also recovered dozens of bodies. many palestinians had been seeking shelter from israel's attacks elsewhere listed up with any of their targeting civilians. we roll targets, there is no safe place to displace from gaza. they told us go to a safe place and guys a center. we came with it. we were monitored is round to nice that it is targeting civilians even and some us run helps officials reports more than 20000 people killed. as rails mil it traces it is focused on elimination. the great releasing this voltage of what it's phase is how much this underground headquarters and gases know level the. the army also said it route tabitha bodies of 5 hostages from the tunnels. i don't know if it's

available. it's got the headquarters, which is located dozens of meters underground and say, let's see what we found. weapons usually infrastructure for the production of what the ship by laboratories were. weapons were produced in emergency rooms where the commander of the headquarters here. that'd be good. i said, ron doran, who like clothing on october 7th, fall against the state of israel, and maybe not the same types for an inch to the blood sheed with the focus of christmas eve mass and bethlehem. many occupied with bank just 50 kilometers away in the solution. that to the so you need to so the base to stadiums and desire across the to the mass was one of the few ravine smacking the holidays in the biblical this place of jesus. the usual crowds and christmas tree,

absent with little to celebrate this year. and now corresponded yon phillip schulte is joining us now from jerusalem. young philip. hi there. let's talk 1st about this a strike on the refugee camp. what do you know about it? now reports that more than 70 people codes in the air, a tech on the oh my god, the refugee camp and people are still searching for the bodies. and the rabo about israel has also intensified it's military campaign in other parts. of the gulf strip to the local sources, say more than 160 people have died in recent attacks, but it has also been one of the deadliest faces for eastern alias soldiers. and there are reports about the killing of 5 more hostages. so all of this is putting a lot of pressure on that is really government's but from this and that's on the, our has not indicated that he's pending any changes in the military strategy. okay

. young phillip way, also hearing reports of a new si, fi a proposal by agent. what can you tell us about that? so yes, the local media reports about proposal of from egypt that is being discussed by the israeli government. uh, it seems to mention several steps. the 1st step would be a temporary cease fire of at least 2 weeks. the release of more hostages intensified negotiations and eventually the withdrawal of israeli troops from gaza. we haven't heard any reaction from the israeli government yet, but people are not very optimistic. just recently a premier, a prime minister and attorney always dressed once again. that is right. it wouldn't stop the fighting until uh, how much is completely destroyed. young phillips,

you were in bethlehem. yes. today that's of course we are christians, believe jesus was born this year. they will notice celebrations. tell us why all big christian churches are present in bethlehem sets. it's impossible to celebrate christmas when there is so much suffering in the region at the moment. so the atmosphere was very grim. no big christmas tree, no lights, no children and fine kennedy from the street vendors and the big marching band that usually accompanies the legend, patriarch. it passed by in complete silence, which was a very intense moment. so the only christmas installation of presence was a nativity scene. of jesus being born in the middle of robin and destruction. john phillip shelton. jerusalem, thanks for that. young phillip was still in case he is the w. h. honors emergency medical team coordinator here early and

joined us from rafa. he recently visited the r c for hospital, which is garza's largest medical complex. he spoke with my colleague nick spicer. i think so this was my 3rd visit to about a week. and what i've seen is a similar situation in the emergency department with just hundreds of patients streaming and constantly patients being rolled in on structures along the streets. uh, patients being carried in by their family members being brought in on the donkey carts and even on charlie's under the patients on this journey is on the floor. the family members definitely crying out their systems and a very, very small team of doctors. and this is only 5 or 6 doctors fibers that nurses and some volunteers, and the communities and paramedics medical cities, nursing sickness, trying to care for these patients. but it's actually k of an absolute misery. um

and what makes it even more challenging is that the hospital itself has been directly struck and there are 50000. i was told when i was there 2 days ago, 50000 displaced persons living in the hospital building. so i walked across the surgical board. you can see the dark stairways that we went up and down. there are people everywhere and living in the stairwells, the thing in the operating theatres and the whole building that's occupied because people knew it as a one of the few safer spaces. there's no safe place in gaza, not anywhere in bells at the moment. but it's, it's considered one of the say this option. so it's extremely crowded. it's extremely full. read the medical supplies as an fuel. we have a team going up again tomorrow to deliver more fuel and to establish some, some kitchens before i'm central kitchen, hopefully be able to provide food for patients and staff. but what we've also seen is

a rising level of desperation. really people's big city has been stolen. they are just crying out for food and water. i'm desperate for assistance that a very slow to come up. so it's, i'm new to it's a really disheartening and sad situation. well, let me just ask you a question about something we can see in those pictures, but that you talked about in your report, which is the risk of infectious disease diseases. uh, how dangerous is it to have all those people gathered in the hospital area in a situation where i guess the drinking water is hard to come by? how concerned are you about a major infectious disease outbreak? we're very concerned about the possibility of an outbreak. i mean, what we see in all of these videos and it's very obvious, there's a lot of trauma, right? a lot of gunshot wounds, last injuries, people bleeding with the broken limbs burning cases and things like that. i'd be fine to see what he may be going to see is that it is

a shocking way is the account settings, and even just behind me in this building. if you look out the window, there's thousands of people living and makes it shelters. that are planks of wood with plastic purple and everything in the hospital. those 50000 people crammed into a building. there isn't enough water. actually the most of the ground water here in gauze. salty. so much of the water isn't actually fordable. and so, and those, those kind of patients in many of these fonts can use caps or shelters. and so we have serious concerns about the risk of communicable disease infectious disease. and as well, i mean. ringback people who need routine care and pregnant women and they need a n t metal care. people with diabetes, people with chronic conditions. they're not getting access to services in most the goals are right now about 80 percent of the health system is not functioning. so in case you do have the w, i chose emergency medical team coordinated speaking to nick spicer as well. so the

1st time you crying is officially celebrating christmas together with western countries. most of its orthodox believe is traditionally mocked of in january. according to the julian calendar, which is also used in russia, president, florida, mr. lensky has published a video and message security, ukrainian c off the phone to is fighting the russians on the front lines to remain steadfast in a mission. fluid weekend with conscription plans behind schedule, those soldiers often don't know the next time they'll see their families or how many more years they'll be at for the w as make. connelly has been to the don't yet . grades and, and they seem, you're trying to make musicians in uniform trying to keep the spirit stop was

this because concepts can get here and use them. ukraine within a short to the front lines. and you, bigger the crowd of soldiers could easily attract a russian strike. the bill tonight and eclectic group of musicians, blanket. aw, focus 2 months as well as classical violin. one of them in uniform. among them tonight is the ninety's pump. so don't underestimate what music can do. have a sing when you're out there. don't worry about looking silly. the music's going to make you feel much better when you're at war, where else can you let it all out? this is all about an hour to destruction for soldiers who have no idea how many years they'll be off to fight. that at least is the idea behind these concepts.

they all squares laughed about his cool sides shone each full sunroof, joined. it sparks conversation about growing up in ukraine as a son of a nigerian father and a russian mother. the man just spent 2 weeks facing off against russian troops as close quarters as it gets as the regiments now they getting some much needed down time to sleep. recover and listen to some instruments they might not have come across before this was these guys aren't going to open up to a psychologist, especially someone who hasn't been through what they have. soldiers are a tough audience. they're demanding. they're closed off emotionally trying to create a connection with them is really tough. but if they do up into you, then it's for real rush, just so many musicians matters. love tells us off and have a hard time with these audiences,

especially the man give me utah. i'll give you my gum that told me that you draft. i'm making sure it's fat has become a hot button issue here in lagrange to use the volunteers outside recruitment offices. the cost replaced by rates on teams and restaurants to track down recruits, movies. sometimes the soldiers get tired and frustrated, but for the most part they're focused on doing the job. i think most people here have realized that they need to paste themselves. yeah, we've got a marathon ahead of us. not a sprint. one thing the soldiers do not for searching, they'll be spending as christmas away from their families most likely in the field the before we go, here's a remind to now about top story how most, ron health ministry and gaza says at least 17 people have been kilten in his drive

on a refugee cab, the attack comes as his round, expansive ground. defensive is riley on these days. it's reviewing the incident to get this morning w dot com, you can follow up with some social media to i think i'll be here on jared reading building. thank you so much for watching mary chris, the and he's had to do this special hot spots in germany here at the double you travel extremely worth a bit. the

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