the, the, at the debt total and gone, so it reaches $2600.00 to you and the side of the region is quoted on the verge of the, of this, if you buy that hearing process reaching new load, it was just food, water, and medical supplies. they're all running out the united nations peacekeeping force 11 on his court in the crossfire as israel and hezbollah exchange stripe. milton. and so it's the 1st day i need to read the both houses killing civilians, women and children, entire families inside their homes. the 4th is clearing the supplement of the border with gods or of explosives left behind by hamas militants as they search.

but those who have been killed the kind is a chinese belt road form drawers attention from around the multi poto world. russian foreign minister has already held tools with this chinese counterpart. we are live in that region. i've climbed countless steps to get here, and i do it one again for this interview is a special cover studio is set to appear on the great one of china. these are the very well melting table of us here at off the, to national and most go, we are world wide on life from the far east to the middle east. it's a big program. well, starting off now with the very latest from gaza. my food, water, medical supplies, fuel, they're all running out of hospitals on the brink of collapse the dead and now being buried in mass graves. the un cool is the situation in gaza,

catastrophic saying that the middle east is not a quote on the verge of the, of this the, the target on line showing the scale of the strikes against guys. and i think it's pretty fair to say the pitch is really speak for themselves. but now looking at the last of more than 2600 palestinians, well over 90000 injured. but of course, at the end of the day is the children who are paying the heaviest price. the people in gaza, obviously having a difficult time and with the violence, clearly doing whatever they can. a palestinian officials say now more than 700 children have died and is ready as strikes over the past one week. as access to food and drinking water and gas or is becoming increasingly difficult. the situation is dire. some children reportedly searching for food and made the rubble

of homes destroyed during the on going is rarely one box with the are leaders. look, these are children. pages on the conscience, severe leaders. they are just sitting and watching us. this is sham. 8 years old. this is use for 7 years old. these are all one family looked at how young they are . these are their targets, the us sense weapons to the jews, to kill children. let them see this. we was talking with a local resident in kaiser and while she described the feelings of palestinians living under the conflict every day and night, every day a night we pray for a lot to wake up the sunlight because we don't guarantee our lives. and we are assured that we are the next victims about to the human it again,

humanitarians catastrophe and pause on the strip doesn't are literally fighting for a cup of water as most of the venture pay twice of the, with the price for the power of uh, for the service, what i'm sorry, and the, as far as i know, the government is now using solar energy to generate us fission, the power to supply water for the citizens. the feelings of the identity. post pinions is, mixture, fear, hard, sup, placement and outrage. they had to adequate their houses. why, where plains, where whole bring over their hats. every one is caught in a moment of waiting their fates looking at the looking at the windows as if it would be the last time for them to live or that meantime,

a mass graves you can see right there. and gauze cemeteries reportedly have no more space left according to local authorities. the burial sites will be organized outside the house. you find hospital in the past few days, that hospitals being overwhelmed by the influx of casualties us. and then a grim case of dealing with, i guess, watts at hand right there in ice cream truck will then now being used as temporary mold, says hospitals across the gauze as well. they've reached the maximum capacity un, his estimated $1000000.00 residents in the north of itself, in search of safety out to the idea of older people to get out of one level. john, listen to us this report or the consequences of a refugee camp in gaza. being struck by the idea is really what are planes targeted a number of hours as it's possibly 3 hours is that'd be targeted by that. is there a water plane yesterday afternoon and the middle of the day time? many people have been there in georgia where rescued from this area uh for,

for people top of hills, where did inside view of these homes. and the people here suggest that there are about 15 people. just inside the ramos, on the inability of the set of defense buses do, is it services to risk you them a that or is to inside is stuck or stranded under the low rubber. and no one knows the fact of these people is we're either reports american media report. so just that there will be a throughs receives by our 4 or 5 hours. must officials within the government to from us here as books, best and for the government media spokesperson said that there is no indication of any ceasefire or read throughs, mediated by egypt. all united states, no official notification about this. also that through suggest that there will be a some kind of shipments of assistance for the palestinian fall as seen and people

in the gaza strip. still nothing. is it clear in terms of the strikes overnight as a war, plains, and didn't present been supplied? the strikes on those sides are in parts of garza particularly and sign units and dropped last city. dropbox it is. money houses has been destroyed. many at thousands of people have been injured on several hours. others have been killed during the strike. those this strikes as a war planes attacks continue unabated and the truth as not to it's not going to take place or going to take a place. no one knows. all right, from the palestinian side of the caustic now to the is railey side or the idea of spokesman says that most of the residents of guys are who are to evacuate. their homes have done so we've got to stand there perhaps still half a 1000000 who have not left israel's defense minister size, though the upcoming war will be deadly low. your muscle will be

a powerful more. it will be a bad lou, or even though she will be a precise ward, as will be a war, such will change the situation forever. the fighters here together with their friends, together with the air force with the intelligence and navy personnel will eliminate from us organizational sleep. israel's president has a visit to the town. a battery is one of the hottest se border communities just outside of gaza. and it's a coffee, they're up to more than 70, how much the militants reported the end of the town and killed of a $100.00 residents, including women and children. thousands of homes up and down. size i called, it's all promised the residents. the community will be rebuilt as quickly as possible. the authors murray from ocean i went to another boat, a village where the idea of searching for the deceased and clearing the area of explosives, which is still under the threat of attacks by how much we're now in israel south in

the settlement of decided as uh, less than kilometer away from guys, or that used to be home to up to a 1000 people, but not anymore. this is one of the places where have must milton's end to the 1st law such a day and healing civilian women, children entire families inside their homes. flashing with local residents who carry weapons. and later with the idea of army, we've seen several bodies of militants. how much as he was not everywhere. and they asked to mass all the and he or 5 or is a very a visible the

it is constantly on to have mass attacks. even now we receive notifications on record alerts, how applications from time to time, but you will not always hear sirens as military explained to us. the place is to place to the boulder. so there is no time enough actually for the tracking responding and not to fine. and also from time to time, we hear these really artillery, fly, rain, gaza as the troops very near military units. as you can see are here on the ground . they're continuing to search and clear the area as for examples, they still could be explosive devices near one since, bye coming us. and also members of these rarely braunfels things and national

search and rescue organization known as aka are also working in the field among other missions. they are looking for that. but is that still could be here, the identification of all of those killed here whose by does have already been discovered, continues. it takes lots of time on the way here. and we've seen lots of idea of troops and armor, the vehicles going towards the border with guys a israel has deployed more than $300000.00 reserve, is added to the regular army. that is an unprecedented number. if there is a ground operation, then it will be the largest adverse things. second war with lab, and on the back in 2006. the army now says that the operation will last until all hostages return home has, you know, dozens of people. it's military and civilians, women and children, all the people among them are currently held hostage by have mas inside gaza. and

actually we have to say, this is the, these really artillery fire and guys on the one i told you about to. and i have to say that the public frustration over how the government is dealing with this whole situation is right now rising. and some people are in pain that prime minister benjamin netanyahu should step down because what happens is a tragedy. and it's is at taylor of political, military and intelligence, leadership of the country. and they have to be fully responsible for that. and this is exactly what the recent polls actually so. so the united nations peacekeeping falls in lab and on the surface headquarters has been hit by a rocket as the culprit escalation of north between israel and has been law. at this time it's on known which side is responsible for the strike, but also use a yes and as in is in

a route with some of the very latest about or is there has been a great deal of back and forth between israel and 11 on between has the law and is really military forces. but just recently that is really army announced that it would be clearing up to $28.00 settlements in northern israel, along the border with lebanon. we do know that over the past 24 hours, israel declared its northern border with lebanon on a no go military zone spending, roughly 4 kilometers deep into is really territory. this is a fairly important development, considering that there has been attacks coming back and forth between the 2 sides. but one of the most important things we can say at this very moment is that of course there have been attacks as of, of last sites, retaliation attacks to prior attacks. if you ask these really side of the essentially claim the same thing that they are only retaliating to attacks coming from lab. and on one of the most fundamental statements over the past few days has

been that the biggest really side says if his will, i gets involved with them to let the state of live in on will pay the price the entire region can essentially erupt. and essentially the israel does or reduce the israel, how much more could spill into reasoning areas. this is a fundamental thing that international leaders have been citing over the past few days. we've received a great deal of diplomacy. traffic between data is between organizations. one of the most important ones, of course, coming from china and they essentially cited a number of important tasks. one of them being that it is pivotal to prevents like your monitoring disaster in the gaza strip, particularly from provide causing more casualties against innocent civilians as well. as undermining regional peace and routing the middle east peace process, the chinese minister continued to say that israel does have the right to exercise self defense. now one of the fundamental points and the emphasis on this statement is that israel has the right to defend itself. but it should also do so in

accordance with international law and international to mandatory and loss. the so it will be important to see how these developments continue. the us secretary of state, as well as any blinking has carried out a great deal of diplomacy, traffic essentially meeting with heads of states within the region, discussing the probability of providing humanitarian corridor. in fact, he was an age of not too long ago, and he met with egyptian president of the us. you see the current crisis is colossal and went beyond self defense and turned into collective punishment against the gaza strip, or 2300000 palestinians live. so based on that statement and statement so like it's crucial that the heads of state are calling on not just the united states for also calling on israel to pro, at least take into consideration of a measure of control when carrying out this attack. meanwhile, on both sides of the crossing between us doesn't gauze or in egypt, people are anxiously waiting for it to reopen. according to a policy,

an official who i spoke for then with american media alpha, the gates are scheduled to be unlocked. this monday morning. no confirmation yet as it as if whether or not the board has opened. now we'll show you. uh, for example, in our convoys of emergency supplies meant for guys going nowhere is they've been blocked by is ready forces on the left and the people wait to leave cars. on sunday, after meeting with the junction president, the us secretary of state promise about a 5 crossing will open in ton of delphi, o cc requested security guarantees for the delivery of humanitarian aid to palestinians in the region. hello everyone, talking with an incumbent journalist, excuse me, independent, much as a journalist from kyra, which i here to i'm in joining us. so she basically gave us a take on why she believes the humanitarian aid as being bro bye is around the israel once to impose a complete until to locate the of the gaza strip. it's another long drive. i would

say, you know, they want to keep time or not and, and, and, and to expand is really settlements at the expense of the palestinians where the refugees in the land right now. and we go stations continuing. so these negotiations are continuing and hopefully as soon as the convoy that's waiting on the board, the now as the supplies will be allowed to get through the patient and support the quote just cause of the policy and people in safe causing that national rides, thoughts, according to the chinese foreign minister when he made that statement during a phone call with his iranian count about on sunday. the chinese foreign minister also stretched to the root cause of the current escalation is the long term neglect of the pilots palestinian people's rights to survival. and of course,

the establishment of an independent state. a china has repeatedly called for an immediate cease fire on the resumption of peaceful oaks, insisting that the un security council must take a more active role as a mediator. while it brought up a whole issue with a geo political expert, a victor dow, he goes that sentiment saying that a 2 state solution is the only way to resolve the con. the most important issue is the fact that there should be a 2 state solution as mandated to by the united nations to stop with and as being supported by many countries in the world, including all the are countries, almost all the, most of the countries and even you as a whole, know the fact that this has not being achieved is mainly because of a failure of the is read government to respect the palestinian people as they are

and to respect the latin to belong to the point of stadium people they keep rounding more and more than from thomas d. m people, this is the root cause of all the conflicts, the roving protest. i know why it is absolutely important to condemn terrorism of any color and shape. it is absolutely important to protect the legitimate rights of the custom and people to their own sovereign and independent states. so i'm going to right now moving it to china with a highly anticipated belt. and the road for him is set to open his doors. this tuesday. i'm bringing you all the latest updates. most judo on the great wall of china were also present in beijing as a plan to connect. the multi poto welds, the essentially being laid out. right, that the

russians are 4 minutes dies already arrived in the country. so got off for off for saving a very warm welcome from these chinese count flooded wine. ye are the pat spoke about bilateral ties on the upcoming trillion dollar project we showed you will show that both hands participation makes so very important. contribution to the very successful holds, you know, fit for them and is also very useful for us with the corporation. and they've given you input this way, which is nice. and then we're very grateful to our chinese friends for inviting, put in as the main guest to the 3rd international belton road initiative form. we consider this project as an important part of promoting cooperation on the basis of a quality and mutual benefit in everything on the ration consonant. so to all right, let's learn more. now of course, the largest c g u t and report are that she is adult shay joining us here for more on the program. it's great to see. thanks so much for joining us in mind. goodness

me, you know, talk about it was back in march watson and the president, she visited moscow. essentially saying off camera, we're witnessing the biggest changes in a 100 years announced that i'm a person is set to visit beijing. the russian presidents won't stressing the significance of the chinese russia relationship on the one belt one road initiative . how would you read the relationship? a key players in this project is, is it, is it a and intrinsic, mutually respectable relationship between beijing and moscow is a trillion dollar project gets under way. well, 1st of all, arrived banks for having me. i will not mention that there are for surviving with mission about there are about want of 40 nations and over 30 international organization. data have confirmed that there are 10 this add the 3rd b r i forum, which is set to pick up on wednesday in beijing. of course, for bakery. every participant or partner is important is equal least significant, of course, put in his participation will attract as

a little attention. as this mark sees the 1st international gathering outside of russia since the outbreak of the ukraine crisis. this is also present putting use the 3rd time attending the farm with the previous to this as a result in concrete projects freaks, for example, the china restaurant, eastern natural gas pipeline. the 1st are trying to rush off natural pet type. a gas pipeline in china is 3rd, for us for the gas pipeline was a breed issue with them, and we'll transition of capacity of 380000000000 cubic meters. this project has facilitated the export of russian gas to various parts of the world. boosting economic development, a mosque out what these are, the appreciation is repressed. reciprocal of course, earlier was speaking to c gtm president, who said that the belt i'm wrote initiative for the coincides with the mascot some vision for regional development. he also emphasized that the joined the construction of the b r i is fully consistent with the rest of the vision of

developing the, your agent, economic union, and all participating countries will achieve neutral benefits. he also said on the, i quote some people view with about a rote in their step as an attempt by china to come for others. but that is not what we've seen. we've see, of course the desire for the operation, rory, yeah, i want to pick you up on that because essentially when you, when you look at what, what is the contemporary silk road? we're looking at transportation by road, by rail, by c, by your old methods. we candidate is in a way it really is, bring it together this pony centric, multi point of world based upon mutual respect and prosperity. now now say it all sounds good, right? but there must be some challenges in the way of achieving the total goal. i of course, you know, there are critics to have raised concerns. not only about the, you know, the financial, a substandard bill of the all the project, but also about the social and environmental impact of these future infrastructure

projects. with this has made it more difficult for china to gain the support and cooperation of host countries, which is crucial forward this successful all big b r i o be smaller, $2000000000.00. the project. however, as the project enters a 10 year, it's a crew shore turning point major has early emission to a, it's white paper that in, in the years to come china, what invest more in terms of bring development to the digital economy and helping countries in the global south to have greater access to the technological advancements enjoyed to buy. most of the chinese people here in china with this approach would definitely help avoid unnecessary conflicts. however, you know, of the critics to uh, said that financial suspend, that they do will remain one of the challenges because most of the investments are coming from state owned and private firms. all right, so you can report, i don't sure. joining us here. we're now at the international. thank you very much . thank you. what is it?

let's continue without special have coverage on all the international team and badging, and on the great wall of china. the a smile from this sunny and fairy halt, but undeniably beautiful. great wood of china. we are in the very heart of this astonishing country. we're going to make sure with all special covers to do that. nothing important is missed. and to make sure of that in my cost, i'm joined now by the inimitable all to you contrib template score on this call job call. we discussed this, but i'm so glad that you came with this. it did not fail to live up to expectations and you are undoubtedly going to bring extra beauty to this scene to that. so good to have you with us. thank you. this is my multi polarity sure. yeah. i'm very glad

that you pull back. so what is going to be one of the top topics that we to talk about? um, the 1st thing i want to know, obviously we know the russian president vladimir putin. he will be heading up the dedication without the the to is just generally what are your expectations over the last and the next couple of days? what are the sort of touch what you expect to have time and time again? well, i expect a lot of question will be raised about the future of the brakes. a lot of the question will be about uh that's the meaning of the multi polarity and the, the future of sino russian cooperation, especially in for him like the brakes. and, and this is an given today's environment, even though we know we are very fast dynamic changing world right now, president choosing ping was just the moscow this year. and he said to president putin's was, this is a time that we haven't seen changes like this in 100 years and you and i will be

driving those changes. yeah, i'll tell you that. you and i from i right, we will, i do we the quite a tool to is that a 100 percent and to him i think that is something that the west is probably very scheduled. so want to quickly listen and to exactly what president clinton said in an interview with c t t a because he talked about what it is that. c the benefits of the about some roads initiative brings. let's listen as it goes to the store. i believe that the key advantage of the corporation based approach that's been proposed by china is that it offers a frame. what when no one has tried to dictate that will to whether it's in for cooperation as a result of the joint search about when, when solutions as well as when, when projects and the best implementation frame books to read. josh said goals, this is what distinguishes the presentation, shines is foreign policy under the presidency of changing things. when dictates anything to others or forces them to do anything. instead, opportunities are present it and in case any difficulties arise,

all the stakeholders look for compromise and they always find it. as i already said, this is one i believe, singles have present. she's belton wrote initiative versus many others that the nations with interest colonial pulse a trying to implement globally so we. 6 that when, when, and definitely a, this is something called that i want to discuss with you. because, i mean, when you look at it with cutting shipping times, for example, that's great to ends connectivity. that means more options. so that means for example, less supply chain issues, which is something that we really need given we feel about with curve it. we're seeing a education being poor, such and what forces around the world we're seeing pull that to being, which is we're seeing jobs being created. we're seeing land countries like poor being land linked suddenly. i mean, what is it about the belt and broke the initiative? the critics don't like, i think, because the fulfills a need that's that there's desperate need in the world for more into connectivity. and that's the need that's not being fulfilled by the so called rule base

international order that's proposed by washington. and as mr. put in a rightly pointed out, nobody has ever shown those rules. you know what, when they talk about rule base international orders, they're talking about rules that people just made up in washington. and then the dictate to the world's b r n. and that's the, the, the world order that the belt and wrote an initiative and bricks for them are challenging because the, the builder wrote initiative and the brakes for all are built a multi pool area which is based on sovereignty respectful sovereignty. and you quality, nobody is dictating the other partner countries, what to do, people are coming together based on their mutual needs, their own national interest, and working together for the win win solutions. how well any stop can you know everyone loves the free market? apparently, if you don't like to felt emerge initiative and you think you could offer something faster then also something that's uh,

but clearly that just not giving viable alternatives. i do want to cuz obviously the belts and bros it's sort of known as the silk road 2 point oh, it's got such a rich history, especially when i came here and i was working on the war and you kind of felt that his stay of that straight and stop, it's a organization that has an incredible suit shots, but it also has an incredible cost. so i want to. c it's again, me unafraid spot. i did record something as i was working on the will just giving a sense of the scale if you're interested. i'm what it really means and what it says about china itself. one of the most colorful infrastructure projects, overall time roads and railways, put some power plants, a and that ports and then can, over $115.00 nations, bringing together more than 40 international organizations, spending an estimated one trillion dollars so far. where in the home of one about one road just in time for it's 10 plus.