the, the rush as president clinton says a recent attack on the policy in the hospital as was a humanitarian catastrophe, according to accomplish see made during this time it is bathing the lovely a warning, these reports contain disturbing images on a scene in a forward you say a mass the these run the s like has the store and hospitably guys are killing hundreds of civilians. the usual denies the accusations and says it was actually a rock up find,

find the policy. and this allow me just hasn't been attend group the right thing for staying with us. so now are the, to national with all the latest from china and the middle east and around the world . i a mike. all right, now we started with the latest news from china's belton road farm in bay. jean. now russia, as president putting who is attending the summit in b. g shed his views about the crisis on forwarding and the guys a region. he told reporters that it's been a disaster for civilians and he pulled funding needed and to have a conflict. it's a well that of this is a terrible event. hundreds of dead and hundreds of wounded or of course a disaster in one place, especially in a place of

a humanitarian nature. i really hope that this will be a signal that this conflict needs to and as quickly as possible. in any case, we need to reduce the matter to the possibility of starting some contacts and negotiations to you as a country. all right, so let's cross live now to last, last get taylor a correspondent who is there right now and bathing to bring us up to speed with what's going on that task. i'm lots have you right now. can you bring us up to speed with some of the developments there and some of the things that you have notice so far? well we're not actually in beijing, we did have a wonderful special coverage to show up in the hills on the great wall of china. but we have slight change there cation, it is no less peaceful, no fair. obviously we had gotten it to 10. c bringing in that press conference on

the side lines of the belt and vote for him in beijing, he was discussing a whole variety of topics. whether that was the goal is, is really conflict. ukraine u. s. foreign policy. the need for dialogue when it came, of course, to new crane. but i believe that it's all corresponds with more i guys do have, who has been that he has been sitting with the bottom. it puts in folders, hours of techs between the russian need and the chinese visa, who will be able to bring us up states morales. can you hear me? we're step just so frustrated. so ask you a loud and clear. wonderful what you are, the one who would the photo and of course the file actual towards between shooting paying on president fruits and we know that they are good friends. we know that there are a lot of things on the international agenda at the moment to discuss. so can you just give us really the highlights of what came out of today's discussions?

what we the most just recently during present vladimir putin's a press conference for the for the reporters, reassembled here. we've been waiting for this for the to the for 2 days. he said, lot of clues on, on what's been going on behind the close tools in the building where we're in the residence. he was assigned as well as during his stay here in the, in beijing. as for the issues covered covered during the the press conference, you mentioned some of them the palestinian is really crisis. for example, let me prove highlights is that nobody wants these to continue new major play. it has any interest in these classes escalating these conflicts, escalating and, and guessing bus it needs to end. he said russia has always stood up for a pub in a resolution to these really palestinian conflict bonded can only be achieved. he says a by giving the palestinians statehood one where they have their own country independent

and which they can rule themselves. the policy that the united states, for example, has been following of, of handouts here. and that of dragging itself. it is working and it has led she said to what is what is happening now a social story regarding the creation of a palestinian states. we have a principal positions, it is not related to the current crisis at all. although this crisis brings this problem to the surface, we have always advocated for the creation of a palestinian state independent and saw friends with its capital in east jerusalem . we and the address of community have been talking about this for a long time, starting in 1948 when the task was set to create 2 sovereign states. i don't know whether this crisis will contribute to the solution of this task,

but if it would be so it would be right because it would create the conditions for a possible future world for a long historical perspective. because it would replace political issues of a fundamental nature with those related to determining the frost clarity of the palestinian peoples. replacing this with some kind of economic handouts as us tried to do is impossible. and the current crisis shows that there was also ukraine talked about at length we asked the president about, for example, a peace agreement who negotiations at the very least you have lied to me. a person said something surprising that you create in officials have begun thinking about negotiations, which is, which is something that hasn't been seen or heard off over the past past year. he said that it isn't good enough just to start talking and thinking about it. the 1st thing that must be done is present to let's,

he's decree about finding any sort of negotiations must must be repealed. we also asked the president about the states of the complex he, he pointed out that the ukrainian offensives ends up are always you in regards to the notes that all failed that they had the gains, it'd be minimal for huge. we were for tremendous cost. he pointed us, you have some way you credit is just launched. a fresh defensive put again, pointing out the, the huge casualties of no result has for the army. tactical me, solid supplied by the united states. president's tutoring believes that those will only drag out ukraine's agony. indeed, i asked a lot to me a piece about the recent comment made by president by that of the united states. the busha had been defeated. the us president said russia has lost the conflict. and now the us task is to unite to europe, a guest, russia. how do you see this with the conflict is lost, the wi supply,

the at the camps missile systems that the conflict is one, then let them come to russia to celebrate with t at the conflict is lost. then why the long range missiles asked him, what are the missile systems for? of course, many of the issues mentioned, we mustn't forget this is all on the sidelines of the bells and rhode for i'm here in beijing for 2 days. now. we've seen blood from a proven meeting with various loved leaders, including a european union lead the victor auto body of hungry booths, professing of course sorrow at this state of relations and now and their attempts to salvage what can be salvage. we also heard from the president during the press conference about how he spent those, those hours and hours he, he was with should you being the leader of china. he said that for a, for

a now to they, they just sat face to face meeting, drinking tea, and discussing what classified topics things that a, a very private. we know that that relationship is as good as evidence relationship that is at this point, politically. it from a political point of view, very old and president the lead, the leader of trying to she, she's, you being said that this is the 42nd meeting, 42nd meeting of the during this time. but here they have the stablished, very strong, even friendly relationship with translates the relations between the 2 countries present. people who boasted the, the russia is now. if you take away the regional trade pods of china, it is china. the 2nd biggest trade partner globally off to the united states. now, having a overtaken gemini model is present fusion, hailed the belt and the buckling road initiative, saying that it is

a tremendous. it is a huge undertaking that that will be felt generations into the future that will make freight and bring prosperity to all the countries of all the countries involved. so i am meeting of friends as well as strategic partners and present periods and, and not press conference 6. think spock will says that re comprehensive. that was more accounts day of reporting from the chinese capital for us. thank you so much. well, as you can probably see from behind me, night has fallen here in china, in this amazing, astonishing country. we have been so happy to bring you all the special coverage that we've had over the last few days about the felton vote for him. really a celebration of chinese investment and infrastructure, but i think probably it is time for us to go. so mike is back to you in most good.

thank you very much. i saw scale of course we. busy a wait to see how nations are going to key into the bout on route initiative in the coming months and years. thank you very much and have a great rest. as we take it out from here. hundreds of palestinians have been killed in what local far the se wasn't. he's ready to strike on the crowded hospital and gather israel has rejected that accusation. instead, he was actually a rock and 5 by the policy. and in the slum the jihad management group at the hospital is the oldest and the gas. the region is located near the east rally border. it was packed with the wounded civilians and all those seeking a shelter i made. the assistant is rarely a tax. they have found that the province in recent days, israel has assisted the civilians, leave that area and head south awards through refugee camps near the different border adopters, who witness the hallway,

horrifying attack on the hospital. she had his experience and a warning that you may find the following images disturbing. in the evening after we finished one of the surgeries, we heard a missile screech following by a huge explosion. as a result of the exclusion part of the ceiling of the operating room. so i decided to help out by carrying one of the wounded who had had the structural in his neck into the ambulance. as i was walking towards the ambulance, there were body parts everywhere, and there are but these piles up in the courtyards of the hospital. this is a war crime that the world has seen coming. is room has to be mourning the entire world that it was going to attack by the city of the hospitals. and it did exactly that. every western politician who has declared

unconditional support for israel zoar efforts on the part of sending people has the blood of these children on their hands. that's unconditional. support is what led us to this massacre. the the, the, the, the, the, the, the really disturbing image just a let's cross live to heidi mastery director of the policy. the incentive for

policy research and strategic studies. honey, is good to have you join me right now. policy unions of accused ease of conducting that attack on the hospital, but he's real says he was policy in a minute tense. who did it? what are your thoughts about this contradiction to the back and forth of it? and i think they are a lie other because there is a not, these are the bills that the because the union sent look, it's to the people's lives that they have the mean, it's in the same area. it is. and yet a big uh, uh, lie on a because the we are from the beginning of this the boxes that so what is the, the ok the babies add up is that we know that they are a lie of tool. it is a key of that is like a government want to transfer that, but it's danielle and from what it gives us to this most like a show us

a big sign about this going to uh, we done the a, it seems that the ale must or enable data centers and gotten the approval again that to. ready avoid this, but it's, but it's, but it's would it be about this most like all right now the you and previously expressed concerns about he's ready for his heading hospitals. us saying that what he's really at the agencies, i say is that it's a lie from what you say, but why would it use or do something like that from your own perspective. and i, i think good, well, as i said, a once as backfill as a bless damian it one day. but i will get to the hust with the actual bet. no, no area in, in that gives us the joy of anybody's duty and stuff to sink to drugs been go to see not under any countries at it. that means that they won't implement

their own drug drugs in from all the phone. busy many years they would bring that stuff to them, but as the them from the get at those, you know, it's not for you for a minute to spend some uh, uh, uh, and you get those beacons and the fuse is about these. go look that up in the us beacons, the media, the of us because the media and that'll be about the best is that, but it's, yeah. so this is the main goal of the a because of the most i to read last year. israel said palestinians, my dad a john liz this year and i will have actually, but then later e's real admitted that he was probably one of the troops who killed ha, now e's real apparently had not told the truth about that. will they also,

maybe this could be a repeat of something like that. is that what you is a, is the new 18 a? yes, yes. this is you're in the house with a, uh, the launch menus or is a, it's, it's a, they admitted that was the, those maybe the screen. but by the us a mistake about what's been up is that nothing. they've done the blame and they bought the they don't took any of it because of, uh, the do anything so uh we are uh, north, every day is a, uh, made the most that and it gets the only if the good age as many unless it goes small must it goes, but yes, that is, they must have those because i'm good at where the kids not if you will, then, but every 8 of them and i'm $100.00 to on,

but it is the most of them civilian women and then n as a whole was there's nothing to do that's when uh the stadium is like in the bins october? no, but uh uh yeah. this, this bit of a have silos. oh oh, i want to add the cdn. and uh, eh, buddies the, the, this is the biggest, nobody stadiums have like 2 dogs in the area that this, the homeland, how about, i mean nation, the scene of i'm the global issue and they have like, what is this? the issue is, is that through is this is roads of just like getting your guns done, but from the city of like an ad. but it's only about what's happening in the last 2 weeks. the close up times that this lady is, but as experience was up,

i'm of what i don't like about him as it be, but the glass and lights he bids that i to the in, in unless you have a low on the machine distribution. so that is a big bulk and the i think will do it, but it's a sum up of the agent. that's all in relation between this data. then there's like you to because as i was with the notice of a, the fun old is mary size as a loading up immediately be a lot of fun with organ, especially the voice has beloved because his beloved and uh, uh, yeah, it would be a heal called wide uh, a very serious that is this then. uh, the lady succeed. it's a fusion because the pay below will be the next. all right, that now uh,

how do you the most of them, most of them. well, the has to be now raised by the attack on the policy and in hospital. do you think more forces? couldn't john the policy to inside an escalating the conflict further? yes, i think uh westbank good and the but the 2 bits in this, the confrontation because this from yesterday today, the british dean isn't with bank very hungry at the, i'm on a month safety industry. that's a good size. the sort of the it though, because it is a budget and not as they uh, as they want. so uh, it may be other yeah. and the area is but a student and it is the is also, so it's a confrontation continue. it is as many united but there was but this bit and this was the or, or i will have to leave you here now. well, how do you out of mastery,

director of the policy named center for policy, research and strategic studies. thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you said. now these were scenes all the immediate aftermath of the devastating the attack call the hospital. the rescue work as a local survivors frantically trying to help the wounded and because of the dead victims which trapped under the rubble of the collapsed building with bringing you all of those visuals right now. the message strikes course, the fires in vehicles parked outside the hospital. the other surrounding areas were also affected with the wreckage across the street and emergency personnel conducting rescue operations. these images speak for themselves. those still with a chance to live have been rushed to the nearest hospital, still standing ambulances lineup as staff members rush victims through the doors and what can be described as a race against time. not

a spokesperson for these ready military detailed his country is claims about how he attacked all the attack on the hospital could and they say was responsible for it at 6 15 pm. the beverage of rockets was fired by some us to israel. then at $659.00 p. m. a beverage over around 10. rockets was fired by islamic jihad from a nearby cemetery. it was at the time that 6 59 pm when the reports opened the explosion, the dining hospital in gaza city. according to our intelligence, how must check the reports on this to this wasn't his stomach judge rocket. that's head misfired and decided to launch a global media campaign to hide what really happened. as they went as far as

inflating the numbers of casualties. they understood with absolute certainty that it was a rocket, misfired by slumber got the damage of the hospital. notices about areas, footage concerns that there was no direct hits to the hospital itself. the only location damage is outside the hospital. in the parking lot where we can see signs of burning, which i will show later, no crating and no structure cause damage to nearby buildings. as opposed to the damage caused by any areas of munition, which would have been of different nature. all right, telling me in this too hard to correspond and don't know, call to and our guest spanish lives. little couple of like a military ex button replied us on the office. that is nice to have you join me

both and us to do, but don, i'm going to stop with you here. now, what is so controversial about this? this council accusation here and there between both sides. you are responsible. know i'm responsible. civilians have died. what is going on here? well, it's because we're looking at 2 seriously conflicting narratives here. i mean, the adf is claiming that the all off leave hospital and gaza was hit by a malfunctioning rocket launched by the palestinian resistance organization is law me to hard and to back up that claim israel's release. but it claims to be a link to conversation between a boss militants. somehow putting the blame on his law makes it hard for this, for this bombing, although we haven't been able to independently verify this conversation with take a listen to it though. we're not really what i'm telling you. this is the 1st time that we see a miss i was just following and so that's why west say it belongs to the palace, denise lumnick g hutch. what they say that belongs to police. the news like g hot

bits from us. right. so it looks like it says that they saying that these dropped from the me. solid is local shops. no and not like he's around the truck. know what you say. but god bless is going to have found another place to explode. nevermind. yes, they shopped it from the cemetery behind the hospital to i'll never and we've got home off the red crescent, other organizations around the world saying this was clearly devastation created by an idea of air strike, which has killed upwards of 800 people. corner of the system statistics we have right now because there are more than a few strange things with tell of each narrative. to be honest. i mean almost immediately after this explosion took place, we started seeing on social media posts from people working in the israeli government. justifying what they called an idea of strike on this hospital that was

allegedly being used by her moss as a, as a so called terrorist facility. then all of the sudden we see the official is really narrative changing to blame islamic jihad for this bombing at the hospital. we've also got a humana, terry, an organization called the anglican overseas 8 organization, which is said that is really airstrikes have actually hit this hospital before most recently on october 14th, which the israeli government also denied having any involvement. and then i got to say it would be one heck of a coincidence if twice there would be a malfunctioning palestinian rocket hitting exactly the same place on palestinian territory. and at that, we're also seeing which is even more convincing a mainstream media outlet m. s n b c, right? passing skepticism on the is really narrative. they're saying that there is no actual evidence that is real is put forward to backup it's claim. and it's also said that palestinian rockets just do not have the actual power to create an

explosion like that which the is rarely is, are claiming that the turkish, this information has rebuffed us falls. these really craving that they have put forth as to the palestinians, being the one striking the hospital, a gas. uh, can you talk to us more about that? well, yeah, the turkish reports. uh, it says quite a few things. first of all, i reiterates what i just mentioned about the fact that the power of palestinians us posting in rockets doesn't really add up with what we're seeing in the video that was released that purports to show the explosion. but it also that this progress report also points out something even more interesting the inconsistency between the timing of what the israelis uh say when the explosion took place and the timing on the video that they released and then subsequently deleted. let's take a look to assist you on these early stage account posted video

and the next platform, a 2242 planning demos for the bonding of the actually baptist hospital. despite the fact that the hospital was struck at approximately 1927, the video shit from the account was recorded at 1959, which consist to a did significant this information. after realizing that the videos time was incorrect at $23.00, oh $4.00. the east rarely account to remove the video from the post. so the idea of it's still firm and it's assertion that this was the result of the malfunctioning as long as you're hard rock it. but with these inconsistencies and the, the narrative assets develop as well as this clearly is real, deleting something that could potentially be used as evidence to get to the bottom of what happens. i mean that narrative is looking more and more shaky as, as time goes by. all right, let me bring in the expert view to this uh, spanish lab. i'm going to bring you in here right now, you know, seeing it from best. this is not the 1st time conflicts like just like coming up

like, let's look at the evidence that the, the, the idea of say they have to say they have evidence that, you know, all that came from the polish teen inside and a little, i wonder what you're reading console, what's your assessment of this whole situation as well from the video that came out of the heart of judge, what kind of missile actually was, uh, things like that are usually judged by uh, pieces of the missile that are recovered or the shrapnel that's recover because the each each design has its own. uh, well i'm a shrapnel, but from the videos that have come out of people on balconies. so i haven't taken the videos from the sound of the impact for you right before the impact. uh, within a 2nd to them, but it doesn't sound like them this what a lot of what it sounds like is a j. them i do them is basically a gravity, an old gravity bomb that has been re purpose and that there is so the backend has been replaced with a controlled the tail that directs it and to wings that open up. so a fight or bomb or takes it up, 3000 meters, for example, drops its wings open up and by uh, gps or my satellite, or bite a wax,

a plane is guided in on the target. and it can go on up to 80 kilometers and make circles. it can turn around and it's very, very accurate weapon system. ukraine has a russian military's jamming it. russian military. how's the same things? which worked very well, how much wouldn't have any of the equipment needed to jam such a a bomb? it makes a very, very specific screeching sound as it impacts. there's lots of videos out where you can see american j damage being tested. a near impact of people's people, videotaping military people, videotaping. and you can hear that very, very specific screeching sound as it comes in. those sound like a missile. so there's videos that came out of tables and balconies. did they happen to be? they were videotaping. the missiles, the different missiles flying in different directions and they hit and you can hear the exact same sound and my opinion was probably a j due date. it was very insides.