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it is good to have you with us on this friday. allegedly killed two more palestinians in gaza despite israel's pledge to hold fire during a brief visit by the egyptian prime minister to the strip and other militant groups though. come under rocket attack for the second time in twenty four hours with an iranian made missile again falling just shy of residential areas near the city reports now for. again a very unexpected event these are the longest range rocket attacks that of ever been managed from from gaza and by sending people running to those shelters really sending some moments of panic through through tel of eve and perhaps affecting

the resolve of the israeli defense forces and the israeli people to perhaps escalate this conflict to a ground attack tanks and troops there's been a lot of reports of them massing near the border with gaza and we know that thirty thousand reservists are ready to be called up if necessary also earlier today a visit by egypt's prime minister to the gaza strip there were supposed to be a truce on his visit which was broken almost immediately by both sides rockets being fired into southern israel and an israeli airstrike which killed two civilians one of them a child those bodies brought into a hospital as it was being visited by egypt's prime minister and harasses prime minister on seeing those bodies egypt's prime minister saying that he felt he couldn't keep silent and that israel must stop its aggression in gaza backing up

hamas and the garzon people there all of this supposed to have been a truce period that wasn't held and firing by both sides intensifying now as a result of all these casualties and rocket attacks and bombings in the meantime garters former health minister has told us here at r.t. that the israeli army operation is ultimately breaking international law. benefit a little of those studies have proved that israel is using internationally prohibited weapons in quality and quantity they have managed to destroy many buildings and houses using percussion bombs which led to the collapse of many of the surrounding buildings are the bodies of those killed were completely burned and this clearly shows they have used prohibited weapons others died in hospitals and we weren't able to diagnose the causes of their death we're talking here about one hundred sixty injured in these attacks the majority of whom were children women and

the elderly the majority of those who died were children who suffered from seventy five percent to ninety percent burns. israel maintains its conducting a successful operation despite the rising number of civilian casualties in gaza a bit earlier in the program here on out say i spoke to a television fishel who denied causing any collateral damage. i want to see that we have only one goal israel has to defend its citizens i'm sure that there is no state no state no russia and no state in europe and no the united states of america can agree with this kind of situation you know our children our elders are fired by rockets on our schools on our civilians and we turn on the terrorists with one very simple goal to stop this firing of rockets on our civilians

and we will target terrorists and stop would you care to explain why the palestinian interior ministry has also been targeted in fact that building is basically left in a state of rubble and ruin it's hardly a militant stronghold in fact the interior ministry is where people get passports visas it's where journalists get their permission to go into the strip why go after why level the interior ministry the explanation is very simple unfortunately a must. while they target our civilians they hide behind their civilians they hide behind schools now the i.d.f. our army wants only to defend our citizens targets only terrorists garson is an extremely confined area a very small area probably certainly overpopulated why are so many children being killed by israeli airstrikes if you're going after militants there are no children been heard by idea of only terrorists heard only terrorists are targeted while the

visit of egyptian of the prime minister of egypt israel didn't try and didn't attack any target in gaz but a master is the target israeli civilians while the visit of the prime minister of egypt and i suggest you check the information because there it cannot be. people hurt while the visit of the prime minister of egypt because we didn't are you are also doing i'll certainly get mad when i show you any you are absolutely right according to the i.d.f. no airstrikes were carried out on the gaza strip juror during the visit of the egyptian prime minister although somehow two palestinians did manage to die the israeli army and the israeli government will do everything needed targeting terrorists only. to stop the firing of rockets on israeli cities don't because really schools is really children and if we will need some ground operation we

definitely will consider. is vowing to keep fighting as long as the attacks continue let's have a quick listen here to the prime minister speaking just a little bit earlier please stand by. we will never forget the blood of our martyrs and the blood of our leaders this holy blood will not go without a response the great palestinian nation which has sacrificed martyrs for generations will never forget the hamas movement which now millions support will never forget the blood of its martyrs it is more than ten years but a mass fire rockets were serious on our schools and our citizens and we all the time only react to defend we don't provoke and we don't attack and believe me there is no provocation from the israeli side only one simple goal to be safe to have safe and peaceful life we want our children to go safely and peacefully to

schools and leave safely that's all. right now let's get a bit more on what exactly is going on inside gaza let's join a very fear documentary filmmaker and activist are located in the strip right now but it's good to have you on r.t. thank you for joining us from what is apparently a bit of a touch and go to church and where you are how much damage have you seen at this point being done to guard over the last three days. well i've been to several sites to stream struck by israeli air strikes and frankly being out and about in the gaza strip is the most dangerous thing to do and so documenting those aftermath sites is very dangerous but we have managed to do a level of since the beginning of the military operation twenty four pounds since it's now been killed and over two hundred fifty injured including seventy plus women so the situation is very grave and dangerous now we've been watching harry we've been watching the israeli defense forces amassing these massive armored cars with light tanks as well and troops along the gaza border maybe you can see them

from your window i don't know but if indeed a israel does choose to invade gaza how prepared is gaza for that and how much resistance do you think there could be well in terms of civilian population they are prepared for the worst to happen because they still have scars on their mind and on the streets on that buildings on their economy the operation cast lead of winter two thousand and eight nine people are mentally prepared for that as for the palestinian resistance groups they're also prepared for that and they have been prepared for that since the end of operation cast lead they have various strategic military plans to deal on find off a land incursion and so i think israel probably knows that and that much of this rhetoric is there's talk about a land invasion is rhetoric to terrorize the palestinian population now moments ago you were giving us some numbers there about how many women have been have been injured or have been killed also the same with children as well if i were the egyptian foreign minister was visiting just a few hours ago he was in one of the hospitals when

a two year old child was killed and brought into the hospital how are the medical facilities coping with the influx of casualties well not too well i mean within an hour of the beginning of operation a pillar of cloud the biggest hospital in gaza sheaffer hospital declared an emergency state because they were unable to deal with the influx of for example injured people that was within one hour we've heard reports in the last twelve hours. that they're running out of fuel which obviously is a serious humanitarian situation because they wouldn't be able to rely on generators for that kristie to support life support machines electricity and lighting in the building and that's the biggest hospital in gaza one of the strongest medical centers of how am i correct in understanding that almost on a daily if not a daily basis there are roaming blackouts put on the guards or so that ultimately when it comes to treating those who are wounded and injured that the hospitals may just have to have lights out for a while well the hospitals have generators to provide electricity but they rely on fuel and so long as there was

a fuel shortage which there is that fuel will eventually run out and so there is a serious situation that the hospitals may face a blackout situation in the next one or two days the strip in general faces back out as it always has done since the beginning of the siege fought for more than twelve hours a day at some point and in the last two days since the beginning of the operation there have been widespread blackouts synchronize with the military operation afflicted on the strip we've also had cellular blackouts unable to use a mobile telephone telecommunications we've had internet blackouts which are intermittent now it may not be the right time to ask this but there are some people that are suggesting the netanyahu is actually doing some politicking right here because of the generally twenty second knesset upcoming elections or could anyone see that as a pre-election stunned well i mean every single palestinian political analyst which is looking at what's going on has said that this is not a coincidence you know what is used to killing people defending

a country is used to get to gain in gaza and got a vote so this is a fairly common sensical analysis and obviously we have to interview netanyahu to ask what that's actually true or not but it does on the face of it seem not to be a coincidence documentary filmmaker and activist harry fear live for us from god i thank you. now deputy leader of hamas who was assassinated by israel on wednesday had just received the draft of a permanent truce agreement with tel of eve that's according to a peace mediator who claims he helped to broker the deal. he said that israel has severely hampered the prospects of a peaceful solution to the long middle east conflict we decided to try and push forward. counterpart wrote a new version of the draft he was presenting it to hamas leaders in fact on wednesday morning he was presenting it to himself i was supposed to receive later that evening the copy of the draft in arabic for me to deliver to the israelis were

waiting for it and the egyptian intelligence. having a truce with them would strengthen them there were people who believe that what we need to do is systematically we can have that they will fall out of power and there are those that believe that we need to create deterrence strong enough so that hamas will attack israel the attack of rockets to the civilian population in israel is intolerable by any country and they needed to take action i believe personally that we've tried everything we've assassinated leaders needed military commanders we have put on an economic siege we have bombed them we did cast lead we've tried everything except the dialogue except an attempt to reach an understanding with. verification and for compliance with the involvement of the egyptian military intelligence i think it had a chance to work but now we'll have to postpone it for some time. you're watching r t live from moscow will be keeping you posted on an hourly update with the

casualties on the latest violence ongoing in the gaza strip for now though britain makes a push to support the rebels in syria as london hosts the new offices and alliance and joins fronts in calls to lift the weapon to allow for direct deliveries to fighters on the ground. floor and order in dire straits after a short break here and it's a look at how british police morale is a bottom of the government cuts leave the fight against crime. things are just getting too expensive in london many families just can't afford to live in the city anymore so because of upcoming welfare cuts the government is buying or rented property to relocate people outside of the city the maximum

housing allowance for welfare will go down to four hundred pounds a month which is peanuts compared to the one thousand two hundred fifty pounds need to pay for the average three room apartment expelling the poor from london seems a bit fishy to me so instead of say regulating prices or card for big using the money from the welfare cuts to create jobs so people can earn a living for themselves rather than rely on handouts london is the side to make itself some official get to. what is to call a place where everyone from a certain economic classes forcibly shove to although this may sound like some sort of help from the government it seems to me like a means to get rid of the poor rather than trying to make the poor less poor but that's just my opinion. wealthy british science. is not on.

to. find out what's really happening to the global economy. headline news to. the. science technology innovation all the rest of from around russia. if you're just joining us welcome to the program. says the friendship between

moscow and is made stronger by disagreements. meeting president putin here in the russian capital important issues should be brought into the open. meeting as we speak up on the key international issues is of course the escalating crisis in the middle east and. syria also trade and energy ties are a very important part of the relationship between. there being talked about as well another issue is the human rights situation in russia in fact earlier the members of the general german parliament even put together this list of questions they wanted to discuss with the russian president including the controversial. group before in the so-called right inside of christ the savior they claim that it was an act of political protest but were found guilty of hooliganism east on religious speech. several members of the group are currently in jail and the

russian president outlines about this long career is not the only controversial events about the girls to warden over the years and stressed that it's really difficult to support people who often have elements of a religious or racial hatred in their very activities but for more details all of this media were waiting for a media conference set to take place a leader on friday of course all before and that as soon as it happens. it appears going off right now western nations have begun a crusade of support for the syrian rebels a britain says it will discuss the lifting of an e.u. arms embargo to stop funneling weapons to the opposition other france the first country to recognize the newly formed anti regime alliance the national coalition is also pushing for supplies of defensive arms of the syrian opposition is in london lobbying for more support to overthrow the assad government britain wants to see a clear plan of political transition from the alliance and could be next in line to officially recognize the new group just a day ago turkey gave the rebels

a major boost by recognizing ben was a legitimate representative of the country's people german journalist and well ochsner writer says that turkey's move to help the opposition could ultimately the end of the day backfire against that country's people. within the last church people supporting the red lights and i don't see this here in reverse we know that the rebels are fighting against governments are coming from all over the region they are coming from because it's reaching there are coming from of from yemen we know that now rebels coming from levy and even from sudan but that turkey is providing the infrastructure for these mercenaries are jihadists who are coming into the syrian country this politics towards syria it's a very short term politics it's the fuel short term and. what this is here and if syria would be split among the florida courts in this country which i know is supported by the west by turkey and by. it. countries turkey would witness this war let's sooner or later

a taking also turkey and i think the turkish people knows that this politics is strongly against the interests of the turkish we have no demonstrations in east non-career against specially against that formal church politics the word syria because they know that this is violating dangerous. and twenty minutes past the hour moscow time the u.n. yugoslavia war crimes court in the hague has freed to form a croatian generals acquitting them of all charges including crimes against humanity and take all told and i thought a lot and catch jailed last year for twenty four and eighteen years respectively charged with killing hundreds of substring the breakup of yugoslavia back in ninety five they appealed their sentences and may disputing that they have a targeted civilians political analyst alex out of have a church believes that this verdict ultimately reveals a true double standard. for the family and track record what happened. all the

big yours from all the current probably very benign you. were very clear were. or are are military officers maximum are there. are there are you know every moment rather guys in the washington media . and all the others were already remember our i don't recall any tribunal to prove that you are putting gravel going to law codifying crap. your way you can rename all over there are war criminal all going on there are are pretty much you know. the first ever public vote in england and wales for local police and crime commission is comes with morale among the nation's law enforcers at rock bottom a recent poll of officers suggests that almost every single one of them felt abandoned by the government artie's laura smith looks at why the thin blue line has

the blues. another day another demo and the police all with on hand to keep control but while the boys and girls in blue do their jobs sometimes and impossible conditions the government is reducing their budget by a massive twenty percent the net result morrall in the force hits an all time low with just fifteen out of fourteen thousand officers saying they feel the government gives them a great deal of support rachel baines is surprised but not in a good way. to say their fifteen offices are certainly in the force i work in lancashire and i don't know of any offices that they're not been supported by the government that rock bottom baines has lost five hundred fifty officers from her force meaning more work for those left behind and a genuine fear that when people call nine nine nine there won't be anyone left to deal with the emergency and she's not alone so i'm in pain is chair of the warrick

ship police federation and says morale hasn't been this low in his twenty six year career we have a plethora of issues over the last two years where the start or conditions of service pension reforms or were thought forms in the police. twenty percent cuts and if i give an example here in work prior to this government coming to power we had a thousand and fifty offices we're now down into the seven hundreds we have one of the biggest might networks in the country and we have no traffic department. so it's coming from all sides times are so hard in war that the force is even selling off its stations including its h.q. there's no for sale board here but the iconic scotland yard headquarters of the metropolitan police is also on the markets it's

a real turnaround just. years ago they met with trumpeting the really impound refurbish it spain was revolving starting now it's downsizing to a new size on the thames nearby and replacing smaller stations with counters in supermarkets and communities that. the force feels it's being disproportionately targeted him secretary to reason may is on repentant let's stop pretending the police are being picked on they do you feel picked on and critically powerless to protect themselves as legally the police aren't allowed to strike but that could change in february we are saying everyone can fall off the rank of chief inspector in england and wales and the very question is do they want full industry rights and and the reason that is important is because members need protecting from what they

perceive is an unfair treatment by this government a police force on strike it's the last thing the government needs to take. another winter of discontent in the face. r.t. . the website right now more trouble for the u.k. as a parliamentary report says tens of billions of taxpayers' pounds used to build out two of the country's banking giants may be lost for good when i wore that online plus. the renowned metropolitan museum gets slapped with a lawsuit for ripping off visitors who were pushed into thinking admission fees are mandatory the fraud is unveiled at dot com. or just very briefly here on i.r.c. just to bring you up to date on the ongoing us siege on gaza by the israeli defense forces our latest numbers are the five hundred fifty rockets fired from gaza one eighty four intercepted by the iron dome six hundred plus targets in gaza hit by.

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