ah ah yeah. oh yeah, it really depends. forces conduct as strikes against god. it comes in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel with violence classes are happening in the west bank over the death to the palestinian, mad on a hunger strike in israeli custody. he speaks to his wife, interesting and very painful, we suppose is a freight train to derail in russian am local time here at moscow and the news is not slowing down at old. it sirens have been sounding and something is ready, towns around the border with the gaza strip. is there any defense. busy is say, there are stripes. coming off the rockets were launched from garza earlier on tuesday into southern israel. well, israeli media reports 37 rockets were launched from the coastal enclave. throughout

the day. several people were wounded as a result. and the israeli prime minister has convened an urgent security meeting of his cabinet john list under political analyst role. but in lakisha, he believes the policies being pursued by israel, simply well worth saying the situation in the region. at this stage there is no peace process, and the united states is essentially destroyed the prospect of any peace process the oslo accords. find between 19931990 5 essentially died on the israeli side. there is absolutely no intention of coming to the negotiation table and they don't have an incentive for the israelis to negotiate 1st and the palestinians to negotiate 1st, they need some sorts of encouragement to do so. so there needs to be a nother mediator, not the united states,

there needs to be an impartial mediator. and there then needs to be something on the table, which pressures israel to give concessions, as it is the most powerful actor between the 2 sides here. so as long as the united states is the dominant, our which is claiming the position of mediator in this conflict, there can be no peace process. peace talk and the 2 state solution at this point, as facts on the ground determinant is essentially dead. lavolle and classes of erupt in the west bank over the death of a palestinian man who was on hunger strike though in israeli custody. the soldiers confronted a stone throwing protesters with the rubber bullets of the cautious erupt in the city of ramallah. the death of the hunger striking prisoner man has exacerbated already sore intentions between israel and palestine. or the dead man's son valid

to fulfil his father desire about his to liberate the territory of palestine. because my dad wants to overcome those who imprisoned him. that was his dream. and now he is a martyr. yes, i cheer for him from my heart when he was in prison. i loved going to demonstrations to be like my father to free him. but when he died, i felt happy because he achieved his dream. his dream was to conquer those who imprisoned him and become a martyr. he told me he wants to liberate palestine. he kept telling me, you are a lion cub. he said, make me proud and liberate palestine. israeli authorities accused are none of supporting tara having linked to terror groups and was due to go on trial later this month. celebrate claimed he deliberately put his life at risk by refusing medical help. adding that the appeal court decided not to release him from detention solely based on his medical condition. allowed nuns devastated family has been speaking to ortiz, maria, if an ocean that i had none. one of the prominence to reach

a leader is of the palestinian militant group in lubbock jihad from jeanine here, where we are now in the north. although occupied westbank died at an israeli hospital earlier on tuesday, had the odd none has been on a hunger strike in the last 87 days demanded to be released from custody. israel though rejected his requests, accusing him of being involved in terror, activity and incitement. how there are none has been in and out. was really the tension in the last 25 years since he was a student. and it wasn't his 1st hunger strike. he did it 5 times in the past. the last time, however, was his longest one. early in the morning on tuesday, these rarely prison authorities have released a statement saying that there are none, refuse to undergo medical tests or receive any medical treatment. he was found unconscious in his cell, been transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. 45 year old man, how odd none was a father and husband. we have been able to speak to his family,

or somebody knew him. first of all, it was 86 days. there were hard days and very painful. we felt death and pain every single day. it was also painful to see him in court, but the news of his death was the hardest. it's very hard to believe that a loved one is dead. this was his 14th arrest. all his previous arrests were based on the same allegations that he's a leader in these slamming g hot that he, this is the families of killed philistines and goes and demonstrations that support palistine and prisoners. his last, the rest was the most brutal one. the breached and blew up the 3 entrances of the house. they brought a large number of troops, the broken damaged, lots of things, and a house searched savagely. they took him without letting him say good bye to his kit . also, we were scheduled to visit him last thursday, but they denied it as well because he wasn't hunger strike. and inside the court, kids weren't allowed. even. we weren't allowed to touch him or get close to him.

the last day he was in court and sunday. he was there for 10 minutes. he didn't allow us to talk to him now he's dad and we wish for the resistance to continue. and we supported with everything we half. i asked god for strength plots in the show, the fullest lima. we blamed the occupation because they deliberately planned and killed my brother carter more than once. we asked through the red cross and human rights organizations to transfer carter to a civilian hospital to be treated and monitored, but they refused every time. therefore they have full responsibility for carter's death. my brother was a person full of love for his homeland. he hated injustice, loved freedom, he went through 5 hunger strikes for freedom. he is now a free person, although they wanted to arrest him for 4 or 5 years. and he refused because the allegations were unjust. they simply wanted to put him in prison and deprive him of his family and his homeland. he used to love people always helped people, may god have mercy on his soul. shortly after the death of her that i had none was

announced. some milton groups fired at least 3 rockies from garza to the south, an israeli communities, the body of ha that i had none. he's expected to be headed over to his family during the night. the funeral could attract crowds. israel is on high alert, preparing for that increasing the idea of presence in the west bank. well, this has to be reminded now where we are here at auto international. this is a state of breaking news here with a stories coming out of gasser and the middle east. as we understand, a israeli defense forces have been conducting as tribes against gaza, essentially coming in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern israel. we can now cross live to garza mais john lizza. sa not come out. he's joining us, nina. temp us 1 in the morning where you are right now. so appreciate your coming on live with us during this break and use her a naughty santa a fast developing situation. what is the latest you can tell us right now? yeah, i q that had been you there from the gather that doesn't look at the problem guys.

is it is and intend, is there any we're blamed at many and it's a bit of a military when it has been entered into a scene. and the name may been, i'm going to say in gaza and exclusion were haired by the local here in gaza on the sometime from time to time. and they feel they think that it will be extended and will continue. and by the way, it's all media, any media out, it says that ok, so we'll finish and now we can hear that this is a listen beta quite in gaza and mainly after doing it well. because we think that a said as to where that is,

and when we stop talking does it will a am as they will agree with it, by the way, following tuition and gather and we will know it will if so it's s as in again, got us or that it will be continued in the next hour or over the latest update on this breaking news sun. i'll come out la garza base journalist joining us just about 10 past 1 in the morning. thank you. thank you right now to russia. brianna region and explosive device derailing a freight train and around 20 of its cars. details now with roman casa, according to the local government cell locomotive, and possibly as many as its wency wagons or a freight train derailed due to an explosive device ends at this confirmed early reports that several explosions were heard in the area on tuesday nights. now.

russian railways officials stated earlier that the incident occurred g to an illegal interference in the area. according to preliminary information, there were no casualties and no open fires. however, there could be environmental damage because there's some reports from the area suggests that some of the overturned wagons, presumably contained chemicals. now, city fire brigades are on the scene and to recovery trains have also been dispatched to this as section of the railway. now a railway traffic in this, on this line has been temporarily suspended for now it's not to the 1st such incidents, brown screeching and it's section of the russian railways were also attacked, said just last week and explosion caused the derailments of another cargo train and traffic there was temporarily a whole city at that time. 7 wagons had been derailed. hans at damage to the line was reported as well,

and frantic was resumed there just on tuesday morning. and sir, just like this tuesday, there were no civilian casualties. now in general, it seems that a bronze creegan which is adjacent to the ukrainian border has been under recurring at sacks in the recent weeks. and just last week for civilians were killed that there after ukraine used multiple launch rocket systems against one of the local villages the are to rival military factions. and so down of agreed to a one week ceasefire, starting from thursday that's according to the south sudanese foreign ministry. all previous attempts to establish a truce of fail with or still it is ranging in the states since the 15th of april. now, earlier russia help evacuating a group of 200 people from the country, most of the nationals of russia and other post soviet countries, including ukraine, as well as nations with close ties with russia. hey,

miss local authorities reported that more than 500 people are now known to have been killed and another 4500 wounded the eastern african nations since on sunday evening. so far we understand that i'm go la, la, sue, to answer them bob away with some of the countries that are for assistance from south africa. the seems like so, africa managed to assist in those countries with at least one citizen from each country. you would recall with other countries the government has really been involved in evacuating diplomats and their families rather than the ordinary citizenry. but with us it was our people that we were able to bring back. whoa. the department of international relations and corporation has confirmed that evacuation plan has now been complete and all citizens are exactly where the supposed to be. and that there is not a single south african left, a incidental family members off some of the passenger standards i find in the a piece and a thank government. and so the african

n t o gift off the givers for helping citizens and their loved ones escape the violence that broke out in the sudanese capital. the past few days has been really tough because each and every day you hear, you know, new development and you know, to show how will the holy vacation process go about. so just to know that somebody's doing something about the situation just gave a bit of complex end to note that you know, it's ok and dab things will fall into place eventually. so thank you so much paul government. we weren't able to communicate through them and it was quite a long time, not knowing what's happening, where all they all buy, safe to where food to buy a shelter escrow to prove things that goes to your mind. but thinking about the experience was very, very stressful. and sometimes in the voices arcadia, they were very stressed themselves, especially in the vitamins right outside the building. they didn't know when they should run from the building. they had planned on walking up the following morning . i'm yeah,

and then they made the decision last week said to the adding and was just getting the calls and rob and i made it up safely. they went to a lot of road blocks. but the, the other armed forces in just let them through noting african governments promises sudanese ambassador to south africa or summer has sunk to rod has welcome strides made to date, but also acknowledging some slippage against expected timelines that he has are ever promised that there will be peace in sudan very soon i can describe what is going on in sudan. us just kind of rebellion. so then he's on for this are taking care of the civilians. they dont like to make any casualties or victims among the civilians. but planning on doing a controlling plan over to the city and all. what is the holy shit on all the hold can, can so sooner hear good news about registration of peace and security and show them

the conflict in cartoon which started on the 15th of april between the sudanese army and the rapid support forces has claimed a lives of hundreds of people and the desired see, and the fear was that africans caught in the crossfire i has come to an end. even though the fighting continues. none of you can get our t johannesburg. meanwhile, in this to don itself, people are facing difficulties. you're buying a central goods water field, it's all the mid skyrocketing prices. the un warns if facilities start and the total amount of people fleeing the area could soon reach 800000. the united nations agencies are now engaged in helping sudanese refugees in egypt. while the un emergency relief chief has been sent to sue down to assess the best ways to provide relief to local. well that's more on the program and across live now to independent analysts mackey elbow grabby areas. right? they're joining us live on the international a very warm welcome to today. so the un has been very vocal about the horrors

currently in sudan. but aside from talking about that, what role is the united nations playing in helping to de escalate tensions that i think the united nation dabbing the us with some western candidates. so the present the united nation clearly. so it with you to get union and some are entities are joining her the show for the quote that is, which is the u. s. plus u. k. so the navy met it, so the you in now it represents the interest of those going to be out the united nation. ha. okay. to that. ok. so you did in that

case you lead me on to my next point. so in fact, just just if you would bear with me for a moment here, mikey, because right now there's a lot of commentary on line. people are drawing link. so i'll give you an example. november 2020 to the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking urges sudan to consider american support for the rapid formation of a civilian lead transitional government. 2 months later, anthony blinking threatens a travel band for sudanese who endanger that agreement. deal february 2023. sudan confirms a deal for a russian naval base. 4 days later, washington sends nearly $300000000.00 to sudan in march, victoria newland, visit sudan to discuss democracy one month later. we have a war, your thoughts? yes, does. so is what, what, what is happening now is that the outputting saddam and the ratio and they want to

manipulate the decision of to dive and to diet. it's done in the direction that they want. unfortunately, that doesn't for, for video, for that reason, they are not united, even the quite that began is which is united states, u k, a b. but it, that this seems that in calling them, they want to manipulate to that. but when you look us through the, at a b now, so it in yet he's destiny itself, from united states regarding the issue of relation with russia. before that i, you know, players be trying to manipulate and he's gonna look for some time. i think from the start of the transition and united states that the trying to manipulate the

decision of saddam as the some go click. so listening to the wisdom book they want, this is something i'm sorry to jump in, i do apologize. you've got a bit of a signal delay here, but i'll try newland was in sudan to discuss democracy. well we all know about huck . well independent analyst, mackey elma grabby. next time we will talk the leader of a death called in to meet that god. but local authorities of now revealed among more than a 100. generally most of them showed signs of starvation. we saw the features of the investigation is really looking into one of the was edison. well. busy adult came out with the financial, a finding that they had amongst the bodies were mostly of children in 18 months and 10 years in cleaning, put it the alta essentially of the and this has been so much in the news that it's spurred king a commission to probe these particular chorus, and he will be also starting with pro, and this will be going on for

a lengthy period of time. but all of that total is on criminals. do not the red cross estimate that over 300 p, and we expect that the death toll will arise even to have been 68 and then really goes 50 ation or starvation might lead us. but indeed, in this stomach, according to kenya, chief pathologist, jeffrey epstein, even off of here being brown, that a sex offender has spoken to say the fbi i in see are they have ignored the rights of minor, smoothed far past the point where it requires more faith to assume he wasn't so a has a long history of using children as bargaining chips this well, this new round of revelations about who it's long been speculated that there was some kind of intelligence kitchen. 2008. he had met with prominent ross child as well as white house council. catherine ramos, from the cia spokeswoman,

here's what she had to say. thomas, the director didn't know anything about him. other than to the private sector. they had no relationship, it's under sons and said they have many more questions, especially now for those who may not recall jeffrey epstein was a welders convicted in 2008, doing these kinds of charge. they're arrested in charge once again in 2019 revelations about that case and the connections, the jeffrey epstein, whores in washington, dc. i wrapping up. it's like broken off. so appreciate that your stories will continue soon for the meantime. odd with

on, on the see a movement that originated in the letter years of the cold war in russia and western countries have cut their diplomatic changes on the list and activists from canada. demetrius good to see a thank you rather than a month. can i ask for a rough estimate of how many from across the span of generations and political experience, which now i know that your, our success.