[000:00:00;00] the disturbing images are from palestine authorities there say israel attacked a mosque in the west bank and a market in does killing a number of people as a desktop amounts. women and children have paid the heavy as well. and i made a note of that, but my children and i were sleeping when the rockets hit our house. we got out from under the rebel. the warrants, any resistance fighters in the area, only civilians, me and my wife and our children. and none of us have anything to do with the resistance with the idea of the ground operation looming, closer is really, families are morning,

loved ones are killed by home. ok. you deal with the same. you need to live with the thing. and that is a we doing as a data to things, and it's very difficult. and this really palestinian complex bills across the borders with the idea reportedly striking airports in syria and the military compound in london. news live from moscow. this is our t international. i'm rachel ruble with the latest on the israel palestine at the top. like the idea of has carried out in the air strike on the all ends are mos in the janine refugee camp in the west spring. according to israel district was try it out to coat, eliminate an underground terrace, somehow infiniti or shows the aftermath of the rest of the scene. and as you can see, the building has been considerably damaged and well for a quarter brings us this report. the military of 16 uh, belonging to the is there any forces? uh,

mom did a loss at most and the vision needed refuge account result of the in depth of 171 posting and civilian who, who's, whose identity cannot be confirmed and there's other t t others. and there's only the resulting 3 others injures. and of course, there is that air strikes across the gauze, us to didn't stop everywhere and because there is enough tax on houses on the streets in the middle of the streets is waiting for the spring to cotton, the roads. and of course, there's dark unless they get on the market resulted 8

casualties to thousands of injuries as well worth and exhibition in almost a rod indiscriminate the air strikes during the entire site along the street into all across some st. joe's carpet bomb being resulting in many deaths, including some friends of my brother. our shop was also damaged and hopefully the financial loss can be compensated. the entire circle ox street has been completely demolished, as well as the nearby neighborhoods. and of course, we have about the material situation here and you causes to, in general, in general and inside the house because insight insights. and you know, a schools transformed into a shelters and they still have having the big problems like these tales, suffering from electricity. they couldn't find the water and the whole

soul couldn't find food if you don't want to talk about the house because now this danger is a risk of the new borns, newborn baby, and kidney dialysis people who are suffering from these diseases. and also if you want to talk about the diseases inside the hospital, we have started to few of the separate separate from the diseases between the displaced people. this is actually the danger because said at least starting to feel to these diseases between this place people inside the hospital due to the high number a huge number of displays,

people lean down everywhere. there's a lot of danger as well because there's a lot of people these, there's a lot of casualties and they still under the russell and they stood there for a few days right now. so we start the medical center here, wonder that the diseases across the color served between people. um, diseases would be separate and gaza. the grim numbers keep rising after 2 weeks of bombing bias really forces over 4300 people have been killed in more than 13000 wound at according to the local health ministry. c the hospitals are struggling with the constant and flow of new patients with a situation compounded by a lot of medical supplies. reports say,

nearly 3000 women and children in palestine have died since the start of the war. united nations has called 2 quotes and the nightmare, the b l. c to hospital in the is among those that are treating the casualties. a parent of a child who is being taken care of. 3 told us that in the area where they were head, there were no military targets swollen. i mean to know that my children and i were sleeping when the rockets in our house we got out from under the rebel. the warrants, any resistance fighters in the area, only civilians, me my wife and our children, and none of us have anything to do with the resistance. on the is really side the idea of has blamed tomas for the casualties among civilians. it says the militant group is responsible for over $500.00 failed rocket launches and recent days,

israel has released for the edge which the claims to show how most rockets falling inside of gaza. they also alleged the militants to have use to civilians as human shields will, occupying a civilian infrastructure to launch attacks. to meanwhile demonstrations took place until a vive overnight, massive proud 6 of the streets, reportedly demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and for the hostages, held by her moss to be returned home. as the rock is continued to land from my thoughts as some families in israel are gathering it to bury their dead. this with it shows the funeral procession of a filmmaker who was killed by him off 2 weeks ago. the militant onslaught combination off guard among the dead was an american is really soldier, really vice or his parents spoke to us about this sounds like my son was based at the arrows crossing um 2 weeks ago,

saturday, october 7th at 6 30 in the morning. i'm off a tourist, decided to come and say as well, to force their way into as well. then they came over the border and they came into his base and they started cooling and kidnapping, and burning everything in their way. human is other, a seller soldiers, stories returning fire to these terrace. and the one point being out numbered, they realized they were being i numbers. my son turned to one of the officers and said this is fruitless. at this point. there's more of them and they are voss and we need to do something. my son's the officer ends with soldiers, one house on the fire around the building. got up on the roof as like a service on fire. our managed to either chill or make them makes those tears

slowly, thereby saving the haul base. i think, i think i heard this law we were sitting when we were morning. now you don't deal with the pain. you need to live with the pain. and that is what we're doing as a day to day thing. and it's very difficult. and we have to learn to live with this pain. and remember that all these children that were killed all died as heroes. it was the phone calls that we got from parents that he was discharged into other children telling us how wonderful their, their soldier, children spoke of our son. that we decided as part of his legacy. we started a funds to help under for the soldiers in the army and we've been collecting money so that we can continue his work. the is rarely palestinian whore is spreading reports are coming in that the idea of has struck 2 airports in syria in a level and damascus. local authorities say one worker has been killed with another

wounded. also the idea of says it's carried out an attack on a military compound along the border with loving on. it says the facility was targeted after a rock. it was launched from the site that took aim at and is really you a v as hezbollah. an idea of forces have exchanged far with increasing frequency over the past week. earlier fears of a lighting and complex seem to be coming nearer are to correspond the s and i can brings us the details. for the most part, during the day, southern lebanon is quiet, its peaceful, and many of the residents the suggest that it's a slice of having. but in the late afternoon, the shelling the clashes and of the uncertainty is when it becomes a matter of great concern. unless until the early evening, and that's typically one, the shopping starts over the course of the last couple of days. at least the intensity and the frequency of the shelving has increased. but most of the range and the scope of the classes based on the idea of reports, they suggested that his beloved targets have been destroyed with in southern

lebanon. but the tactics in which is will i use it as a matter of great concern for many civilians. in the region as well, they suggest that they use a gorilla or militia type of warfare tactic, and they essentially come into residential areas, carrier attacks. and this is the style that's was that resembles a hit and run and then is really targets specifically target those areas. but it's a matter of whether his blood targets are still there or whether they left. and that's just one of the matters that essentially are on the minds of the people in northern israel. the idea of has essentially evacuated another about 14 settlements, essentially designating the border with lebanon. a know goes on a military's own ranging from anywhere from 4 to 9 kilometers deep. it's easy to say that the public reaction has been mixed. it is a great deal of anger outcry, not just towards the idea, but towards the forces within the region as well. they suggest that they don't that, that nothing has bullet forces. don't have the best interest of the civilian population in mind or in hearts. and this is a matter of concern for civilians that are looking to associate evacuate southern

have been on and move further ne site to essential claims that nobody, whether the, here's the last slide or these really. so i take into accounts of the importance of civilian life we've. let's take a listen as to what some of the civilians within the region are saying that is what it is time to act. and this is the last thing we can do. praise be to god, tell the last the 2nd pencil and all how is this and feels a wordless compared to human loss which was started out by them. it is not surprising that the zionist enemy target civilians, we are a custom to the enemy targeting civilians and non civilians. yesterday showing was a message of intimidation for the locals of this town. but we are used to such terrorist facts and we will never leave our land because we paid a high price to liberate it. we will remain on our land. yes, the idea of ground operation seems to be a matter of when not f o, what do you know about the timing? that's exactly the situation. and it seems like military personnel, or at least military authorities and political authorities have

a split decision when it comes to how they want to conduct this operation. one of the is really military spokespersons essentially to see. and i suggested that that they are interested in, of course, the feeding hum us, but more importantly, they said that they are not especially guaranteeing that all hostages will return safely. the main goal here is to defeat thomas, and this is a matter of concern for politicians and it is rarely as well. of course, this is really civilly and suggested. lots of the life of civilians are hostages should be prioritized above anything else. but this is where things become a bit complicated, just based on that statement. weekends as at least for one. and i can at least understand that the importance of this decision is going to be paramount. and whether this operation actually continues. it is set, casting some shadows and some doubts. all right, let's cross live now to omar hi rami, who's the director of this a bill, ecumenical liberation,

theology center are great to have you on with us. there's been another error strike carried out on a religious institution. first the greek orthodox church in gaza. and now another mosque in the occupied westbank. what are your thoughts on what's considered sacred ground not being off limits in this war? will certainly not please and go to the safe and off limits not only in gather specifically, i mean since the beginning of this year's $22.00 churches and frustrated structures, what that meant is done, destroyed the brand in general. so these 2 so where there was no conflict and there was no sort of a sense. so sadly, the and evident palestinian and type location is a part of the target for business. i mean, can you comment on the protests that have taken place until a fee report say that there is a huge demand for netanyahu to resign?

what's your perspective? do you think the main settlement in, in israel is, is what is for the prime minister to step down. i mean, everybody is very much frustrated was that was a political leadership, whether it is inside the or the southern extent, within the city and community setting. and the people who are on the ground are paying your very high this high price for the contract there's, there's thousands of people's lives that are being lost as we speak and, and through the past decades, unfortunately, people want to so you showed people and normally people individuals they, when they want to see em, humanitarian solution at the moment with a ceasefire to stop the madness of the violence or to see the, the case of the genuine piece when it's not really just stopping or limiting the violence but ending the mind. and the people to have family members who are

directly affected and they're different things pressure and right, right. the so on, on the politically, there's properly to present them and to act why it's not flawlessly, or filled with vengeance. and the political leaders shouldn't be like gang subsidence. b, like teenagers. this is actually no responsibility. and the responsibility is to end this conflict, which is the one of this violence by ending bulky beach hasn't been just as that's taking place in the m. and for instance, it doesn't seem like there is an end in sight though, because there's a claims of a ground operation about to start in a gaza. is there a feeling? is there that that is imminent? and how are people preparing for a continued escalation in this m people over want and especially from the people that we are in touch with and,

and people with an older communities within our family is that over one, everybody says he is living with the madness all for a while means people are still expecting that the worst is to come. however, even need to understand that goes uh, isn't open, and the prison people don't have a place to seal the bombing and, and the planning to innovate and to be into the present. so one of the more violence is expected, even a new piece through the fact flows. and even if they would have opened many people to say, we don't want to come back and use this as the borders to hist for the studies, cuz that is fine. um 2 images and that goes to is it a cruise then shut down and the c m, there's no safe place to go and sort of see. so people are tough and there's no peace to fight to go the only options left for people to do that. either to pay for the government, save them, or to, to defend with whatever resources that they have to defend against the invasion of

somebody puts. right, go ahead. yes. i mean people have to continue fighting, sadly, until somebody, probably the ship comes. and that's something about it, it's very clear through the biden's, is it that the u. s. is not it. why is it because either it seems, the european union lacks the interest or even the way to do something tangible about that. just a part of making statements, and this puts the other a little bit of colors including shock, china, and india, people in africa, people need to put the pressure at this with it's. we've made a few students in a room and m a, the. now what? because only the u. s. makes these decisions, the u. s. monopoly has to come to an end. it is coming to an end. what many countries i think i put down as a human weight is not the best suite for meant for i want to instead of the 20 says you into this, i'm beginning to put different done. and this is why we hold the countries like

russia and major empowers china india. the people come in and do what is expected of them. it does its sense and to need the ship into the international arena. okay, and i'll leave it there on my her. i'm a director of the sybil ecumenical liberation, theology center. thank you. thank you. the 1st one, a truck sitting, caring, humanitarian aid, the guys that have passed through egypt. ralph of border crossing after the check point was briefly opened on saturday. the convoys of food and medical supplies had been handed over to the palestinian red crescent group as well as you can see here, the gates were unlocked, allowing the vital assistance to roll through and head north. however, more than 200 trucks carrying 3000 tons of aid are still waiting for clearance to enter gaza. the who monitoring 8 is per soul for hundreds of thousands of palestinians now under a siege by israel. a local reporter takes

a look at how some of those are trying to survive. well here in the middle, every of that goes us to red, been in front of one of the on the right run school shelters, schools and the territory that there are thousands of people waiting for the supplies to come over to the 2 or 3. the supplies that have been reported over the past, the 24 hours 20 truck loads, at least it wants to trust. loads have enters the guys as well. but this to the things inside of them have not been distributed to the population at officials here in the territory at a claim that these, the truck loads are not carrying the needed assistance for the palestinians. only some medical supplies that are not up to the a great deal of need by the hospitals in gaza as well as the food supplies that have been reported to, to when to the, to reiterate our, our mainly can't foods and not meetings the needs by,

by these refugees now of gaza and basis schools and other areas of the gaza strip program. i know and then we thought that the school would be safe, but it's not. it's not suitable for humans. there is no water, no toilets, no food, and no special care for the disabled were suffering, especially considering the fact that there are children. there is a lack of high d, the showing them to us, but the diseases might just continue. it gets really iris right on the region on the whole guys ripped, i'm particularly here in the mid the thread. as you might see behind me here, people are a stuff tier lining up and keys and long piece in front of a bakery to get some bread as discussed today as getting the higher and higher. and that the rigidity for the time being acute for 3 hours and was only able to buy

very little to eat. i will have to distribute it to 20 family members. that's the scene and gaza. now despite those rating showings of money, every eyes and the 33 people are just trying to get some bread. so that family members and they have it children. as you, as we mentioned, that the rock loads of assistance according to african, doesn't that there are 3, are lots up to the great deal of need by the population here. and this part of the words you as president joe biden flew to tell a vive last week, his 8 hour visit to place a day after a hospital attack. and does a city that were quarterly killed hundreds of palestinians as american and british leaders praised as rails commitment to not put civilians in harm's way. the situation on the ground shows a different reality. i know that you are taking every precaution to avoid harming civilians.

the everything began to collapse. i went into the house to pick up some things as suddenly the building that into full. i couldn't move. suddenly i heard my mom's star screaming as well as everyone else was able to get out from under the rubble and started screening calling for my mom when i went outside. i so terry fine, sorry. i know the choices are never clear or easy for the leadership. the is always cost requires be delivered. the my relatives of it created from guys a cd because it was supposed to be saved through here. but all of his,

all we need is the one who takes charge of all the affairs less than 24 hours after his trip to israel. joe biden addressed his nation, boeing to create a better, more stable future for the middle east. he said the us remains committed to a 2 state solution between israel and palestine. despite how distance that currently seems. r t is donald quarter, has more on the state of us foreign policy. once upon a time, american foreign policy was a bit more cautious when it came to the middle east. you must remember that 1st, i'm an american 2nd. i'm a secretary of state. and 3rd, i'm a jew, what times have changed that american politicians are now more used to taking things a little personally, if you'll permit me um, personal aside. i come before you not only as the united states secretary state, but also is a do. it's not like being a jill means you have to support as rarely, bombing campaigns against the palestinian people. in the us state department though, you're not,

you've got no choice terms like de escalation and phrases like an end to the blood shed had been banned. the departments, internal communications, scroll, diplomacy, pick aside the support and co op and cross your fingers for the enemy's brutal destruction. it's the u. s. foreign policy strategy that we've seen throughout the decades of conflicts across the globe, a run, a few escalate. this war were coming for you try one, makes your own judgments about their independence. we are not moving. we're not encouraging. are being independent. we're not to let that's their decision. but would us forces defend the want? yes, we will continue to stand by ukraine side. and today, we're announcing you assistance totally more than $1000000000.00 in this common effort. for some reason. it seems to have come as a surprise to western officials that the rest of the world has been a little taken aback by the barbarism and hypocrisy. they've seen over the years. we've definitely lost the battle in the global self. all the work we have done with

the global south over ukraine has been lost. forget about the rules, forget about the born order. they won't ever listen to us again. what does the us have to show for trying to divide and conquer the globe? protests at home involving both jews and arabs. i'm here because president item statement still reflects my stance as an american jail. so i'm here to stand up against and i'm upset about what my government has done in a rack in vietnam enough gamma gamma stan. i'm upset about the history of our country, which includes genocide and slavery. and i want israel and the united states not to keep making that same mistake because hate and war only creates more hate and more, even though it's helping you are in fact, given the green light for ease, real to come meet the genocides, what crimes and cry against humanity, you found us as american citizens. you failed us as philistines,

and you failed the world's community abroad. washington doesn't feel it. citizens are safe anymore. while we're even starting to see the sands in the state department itself, i believe to the core of my soul that the responses, or at least taking and with it, the american support by full, that responds and for the state is quite of the occupation. let me lead to more and deeper suffering to both these really and the palestinian people and is not in the long term american interest. diplomacy is supposed to build bridges, but america's foreign policy is only burning them down. perhaps it's time for washington to rethink the way it treats the rest of the world. a base and the iraqi and bar province. hosting us troops has reported like come under attack from a combination of drones and rockets, washington and iraq have so far not confirmed the incident. it comes as another installation for us forces are house near baghdad. international airport also came under fire as american assets in syria and off the coast of human seemed to now be in the sites of those who will oppose their presence will be keeping an eye out for

how washington responds in kenya, our residents are outraged by the lack of compensation from a fire that broke out during a british military exercise 2 years ago. a local court has ordered the british army to pay for the blaze which scorched more than $12000.00 acres of land. and this comes just days ahead of king charles visiting the country are 2, spoke to the survivors of crimes committed by the british army training unit on the 20th of october, every year. okay, now cool. my motor, its mostly jarred, the, remembering the hutto support again, is the british colonial rule. us can you send it? but it's 60 years of independence. jobs is expected to visit the country and this is of no celebration to the people offload. they go in and like, keep you there at the dense overnight. keep. yeah. where the british army training unit can you but to is look it up to date x. press the strong this content on

outrage. formerly the activities of the british army in very john saw me what you, that i'm going to get on this british army came all the way form their country to humiliate us torture and even kill innocent people in this region. they do no respect us at all, since we are just black people. we have lost all our children and properties as a result of their atrocities and truly we cannot be equal. we need justice, nothing else small, many of us are sick and we have nothing as a result of matchbox being in our region. our young daughters have miscarriages due to explosives and harmful chemicals released by this army. our livestock are finished and we have to be compensated and then they leave middle effect. so now, um um, but we are really affected by british explosives and sincerely speaking. we are not benefiting in any way. and for many years they have been training in this country. and we have experienced death, destruction and health complication. all right. i know some of the army misuses are property to benefit themselves. the british think they have immunity and that is why most of the cases are not being investigated. and if they also considered they are above the law,

then we cannot be equal at all. i do what the expense of the use of serious allegations, including homicide, 2nd, abuse of local women, unsafe use of can be quotes and me a there for city. cause seeing that demand to the 5th to the local community. notably pockets that i'm being the subject of arguments when do a 51. yeah. or the template kit did a pretty sure the in the 2021 investigation for me is yet to be compensated audition. i mean, the residents of your day go to legal action, a goodness, but to follow we a tragic fire that so i would $10000.00 a cost of deadlines out of state or waiting compensation where you have to go to work. when king charles visits tenure, i shall come ready to answer all our grievances, then bring justice to this community. if not, we're going to stage demonstrations until this army leaves our country. to mail me or to ask me about it. the king is not coming to pay is the compensation of destruction caused by his army, then he should not visit kenya at all. it is very painful losing family members in