[000:00:00;00] the the is rarely bombardments reported like kill at least 50 people overnight as the total death toll from weeks of war in god surpasses. 5000 a warning, the following images may be disturbing. the civilians and children bear the brunt of the devastating is rarely strikes. the local hospitals overwhelm the fuel is running out to keep the lights on. the moss releases to elderly hostages from gaza, reuniting them with their families and television,

also have the demonstrators in south africa and condemn israel's actions in the us and march toward his embassy. and for toria, demanding at the shut down, synthesizes. talking to people who understand and so the deputy until those thoughts and board is the open, the live from moscow. this is our to international. i'm rachel ruble. we start in gaza, we're more than 50 people, have a portal they've been killed in is riley attacks overnight, according to reports and civil defense unit, which was taking part in rescue operations in the northern part of the territory was had several buildings that were destroyed in the raid a warning, the following images may be disturbing of

the the scenes are from a hospital in does have with children among the victims more than 2000. the palestinian children had been killed since the war, abrupt it over 2 weeks ago. the total decimal has now surpassed 5 of thousands of doctors rush to bring new patients and with the youngest also needing urgent care. you can see in this video a baby is being brought in for treatments. we heard from gaza, base to journalist homes, us along who sent us a reports. it was a soft night as usual, but this night we have uh an air strike on garza sir. of course. so if you were in the north or in the south, either way across the gallows served there is tax on a residential house, residential houses. and we have more than $100.00. 35 uh,

casualties arriving. uh well most of the hospitals in gaza strip. we have uh, thousands of injuries arriving here. the i'll ship a hospital and of course the fruits or for the then minister, the ministry of tales keeps the war in the past few days about the they are going to stop their services because they don't have enough gas to run or the hospital. now, yesterday we here, there's an un under a 100 aging hospitals in the north, regardless trip. and that was we was, or without electricity, there's no electricity inside of the engine agent house, which is the north, which is a 14 putting a lot of injuries. and

a little difficult to difficult to induce in risk. yesterday, yesterday we went to meet some of the generalists at 2 of the city as a, her, a neighborhood, the whole neighborhood there was destroyed, completed the story. we are here in the middle of the neighborhood. the whole neighborhood isn't really destroyed as we can just try to transform it and to rustle the whole neighborhood is empty and know people people are scared to come in here and check as they need or they have some stuff to pick up from here. that is a nice try reach every single point in garza. and there is no any serious step out or serious move from the international community. people who guys are on this track are suffering for palestinians are displaced from this

neighborhood. 10 thousands may be more, the displaced time they went to the hospitals in all of our schools. some of them went to the south. everything here is a mess. how does the charlotte cause? meanwhile, the 1st a truck was in vital medical supplies has arrived at the national medical complex. in con, units, earlier 20 loads carrying humanitarian aid to guys have passed through egypt. russel border crossing, however, the fuel supplies are not part of the shipments and authorities have stated that hospital generators are burning through their last supplies and comes as a senior advisor to israel's prime minister stated to an american media outlet. the israel has no intention of loving the power source in the government decision is that fuel doesn't go in because it will be stored by him us. and it will be used by them to power rockets that are fired into israel to killer people. but we heard from colonial us, i uploaded a palestinian political analyst,

and the co founder and theodora initiative explains why the amount of humanitarian aid coming in is not enough. and why some locals have refused to leave. devastated areas before this war has started to a situation that really was i haven't drank crisis and got off because i need about 500 trucks a day to just meet the needs of not for regular time work. there is no worse. so imagine after the war, after more than a 1000000 people, the sun is this place of 20 trucks a day or, or little bit more than that sounds really laughable sort of thing i said does not meet the needs. it does not meet even the minimum needs before the war. imagine now after thousands of people are killed, i'm so hungry and tens of thousands are injured. they need as much fired and that's why i told you i was a person that my son lives are still in the north of 1000 and they refused to leave them. so older home was bombed. are living in a church right now and a lot of people and goes a few the same. why would the leaves to a place where the no, no one where do more,

even where would it be with drink water or you and even the sides of garza? where they are asking you to leave just and under the bombing goes of days, ready to seduce mostly say, even gaza, asking to, to leave is crazy. but not only that is and the international community seems to forget the students were promised to leave their homes and then come back in 9048. and no one was allowed to go by majority of people who live in golf for 72 percent of people who live in the gaza strip were displayed or interest or sort of displaced in the 1948 and never allowed back to their home. and that's the same for your time to step on. this thing is the data. if they leave their homes, they would never allow it back to their house in, in israel, another family has been reunited with their loved ones as a mosse released 2 more hostages footage. released by the militant group shows a pair of elderly is rarely women accompanied by soldiers handed over to red, crescent and personnel. a port say at least 200 others are still being held captive

in gaza. and official out of tel aviv hospital spoke about the women returning home we received the 2 hostages were very excited. they look okay. their medical condition is okay. they speak when we receive them, we're brought them to their family members. the meeting was very, very moving. right now, we'll let them rest with their family and afterwards will conduct a physical checkup. well, despite the release of hostages, which a moss has once again described as a quote and goodwill adjuster. the situation is escalating in the north of israel ortiz, the maria from ocean. that brings us this report in the mountains, as you can see behind me is already lab bundled on here. israel conference has been let it run link group parts of the lebanese government that has been for years one off a. israel's major atom is these c t is not anymore the crowd that is used to be because we hear from these really

a forces that to more than 120 people have been evacuated in recent days from molded 40 towns and villages. and supplements and keyboards at the board that with a lab, but known mc are further escalation, but it's not safe already. now here, if not, many bomb shelters are here compared to what we've seen in the south. so in the recent week since the beginning of her mass is offensive and then are in swords is really military operation against her mos things have been like boiling here as well. and they have been numerous attacks by his ball to israel and with the israel. these really army is respond and we're not here that the idea of is targeting numerous locations inside the lab. and on they say those are the sides connected with the, the activity of his ball loves he's real, continues striking thousands of targets in the guys us troops. the army says these

all locations visa sighs related to the activity of mazda. these realize, you know, sees as a terrorist organization at the same time, hundreds of thousands of troops have been brought closer to these really guys in boulder. and it is also now a close the military zone. and also that has been a large scale evacuation of civilian from that area. now the army is using that territory for training purposes and we hear about boots on the ground that it will happen soon. but i have to tell you that we have been hearing about ground of ration vice really for us as soon as actually the beginning of a israel's war against him. us, but it's not happening. and experts say, the main reason is because it's not going to be an easy task. it's far from that. why? because have mas will be fighting at home. it's going to be a familiar area for him. us miller tons and they have,

they have huge support from the population and they know everything there inside the guy. the street wire for israel is going to be a why didn't you experience so it is very, very risky to go there without a serious assessment of the situation. and this is what the army is now doing. and plus, how much claim that very often that they are sizing, strong arm is ready to confront israel on the ground. so of course is really arm is bigger than the troops by him as but it is going to be a very, very serious confrontation as well. so i was in have it taken to the streets in south africa to march and toward the is really embassy in pretoria. held back by a line of police, they demanded the facility be shut down. suggesting is really actions in gaza are tantamount to what they call genocide, are to know who your conduct brings us, the details on the people's the call for justice while these really embassy. and so that's

a couple to raise facing yet another demonstration of african political party, this time economy. freedom tied to the, the to yes, my name is needing a picture just outside the embassy with menu of them. seeing that it is absolutely no reason for the embassy to exist in the country. and many questioning the economy ties between south africa and he's ross, especially when thousands of civilians are dying from both sides in israel and palestine. they dug on the bus on the other side of the split for 204 lives in our hospital. and you say you want to do the home on what you are related to that friday. i'm the members on the we call to the amc. all the pico down side,

these really premises i'm calling to be really invested in new one tries and brutalizing the others and actually driving it general sites like it is in the palestine that have to come up. his son can not be allowed to have. and this up port of any kind from any country they come to me t awfully to come in here. all both sorts wrong. second party, they would have to change his action. but for years i've ever got, haven't been doing that in the size of solving people, just this we're going to stand as a deputy until those thoughts and board is the open the most for those 2 weeks. so for written this a texas leading thousands of for the see me is that he's really the displaced ad killed. beneficial is that 2 days march said that the so that the can document has

indeed failed. time is time and we put a scene in society and people, i mean if it will not allow that to persist 40. i'm really we'll get in pretoria. a reference for minister has said washington is not making any effort to find solutions to the is really palestinian conflict. so the law prov, made those remarks during talks into ron with a runs that president abraham, raise the soon there's a little this osha's to the entire international community, continues to reaffirm its commitments to the 2 states principal. this plan and trying to and a number of un decisions was meant to be implemented through the work of the quartet, the usa, rochelle, m, d, u n, and the e. u. for a long time, the united states blocks the work of this mechanism. and in the last couple of years, they stop to the work of the quartet while leaving no alternatives. his statements come after the un security council failed to adopt

a resolution proposed by russia this past week, the draft of proposed by moscow called for a humanitarian cease fire release of all hostages, 8 access, and the safe evacuation of civilians. however, the united states, france, japan, and the u. k voted against the initiative well, it comes as washington seems to be making decisions on the future of guys to the us secretary of state. so some of us can no longer hold power. i think we know 2 things. we can't go back to the status quo. they can't go back to this as go with. i'm us being in a position in terms of is governance of, of guys a to repeat what it did there different um the different ideas out there about what could follow but, but all of that i think needs to be worked and it's something that needs to be worked even as israel is dealing with the the current threat political analyst stuck their side. numer says washington treats them at least as,

as backyard to serve its interest. the yeah, makins are not on the under the. yeah, there's a whole the other countries, but especially with the each day on to the like, you know, it is the, on the back a in the back yard down the want anyone to few there or to change the interest that and that's the especially when it comes to ways, right? and that's why you know, different thing is i definitely what i see what i'm talking about now with blinking even statement. swipe here is that there are no frames to make sure that these are easy. you successful in the us from the point of view, i see what they yes. understand. and also that's how much is the dash. it's not an organization that you can get out. it's something, you know,

glasses, seniors, it's 5 to 6 people. so it's not just, you know, it's a, it's, it's not just, you know, google or maybe turned back you can you finish them. now do you want to achieve this goal by what they call it, and then you really east and you're the east based that is the same. go get east and or countries are normalizing relationship with this is the must up of the. ready east for the sake of interest. so that's the scenarios that lincolns is dying . you know, to discuss with these, i used a french president and manual. my kron has arrived in tel aviv and a show of support for israel is footsteps follow western leaders who've visited the country over the past weeks and to show solidarity associates really how most of war are rough to. however, it comes as a jewish activist group has compared the as rarely actions in gaza to the atrocities seen in world war 2, the jews,

people whose ancestors went through the holocaust. when we hear a prime minister benjamin netanyahu in defense minister, your going to use words like the children of darkness and human animals to describe those students. we feel the residents of that in our bones. we know exactly where that language leads and we're here to stop, but they're clearly intended to be a genocide. will come to the doors are lawmakers. we will be at the doors of our lawmakers, for as long as it takes some of the largest jewish organizations in the us are now banding together to call for peace on all sides of the israel and mass conflict. it's actually serving as a reminder that caught in the crossfire between israel and the moss are basically average people just trying to get on with life. and it might be challenging for some to dismiss activist as professional. why hers just ambulance chasing in this conflict, except that the us state department personnel. i've also been telling the mainstream

mustard press that there's real descent in their rights, or what they feel is a far too unbalanced approach to this conflict by the, by the administration in their own department led by secretary state as me blinking by. ready in and blanket and have soft in their initial stance and lately which insisted initially of basically 0 new i spouse or israel dropped a bunch of bombs and pallets and he is didn't match to dodge them. they kind of back peddled after the fact and has been at least paying lip service to the need to protect civilians rather than just watching israel bomb guys at the same pace as a teenager. mashing that red button, trying to get a high score on the arcade game and binding apparently, really wants folks to know how tough he is on israel. now. as a fundraiser over the weekend, he pulled out an old photo of himself, which is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu back when. net and yahoo was an embassy worker. and by them was a senator,

a youngster under. and he basically tried to portray this idea that by doing that had uh, you know, been tough the time on israel because he had written on this photo, quote b, b, i love you, i don't agree with the damn thing you say, well, fast forward to a few days ago and by him was claiming that he was design this himself. so maybe he's just heidi logically fluid or trans ideological. it just depends on how he feels when he wakes up past due, which team he goes to back for that day. and that's why i come as a shock, but across the pond in europe, queen ursula ponder lined the and elected european commission president is acting more like biden's viceroy, parenting the same one sided binds in favor of israel and down playing the imperative to protect palestinian civilians and guess what, turns out that some of her royal courts, dest jockeys and brussels,

are not too happy about it, and said, so in a note to her last week, we a group of you, commission and other, you institution staffers solemnly condemn on personal grounds. the terrorist attacks perpetrated by him us against helpless civilians. we equally strongly condemn the disproportionate reaction by these rarely government against the 2300000 palestinian civilians trapped in the gaza strip. precisely because of these atrocities, we are surprised by the stance the european commission has taken and even other institutions promoting what has been described in the press as european col. funny . if all this internal dissent in western is decisions is taking place against a backdrop of the same thing happening out in the street. well, you could imagine as that's just the tip of the iceberg, how deep it could possibly golf the, the,

the the, and go figure in the only pro palestinian rallies were initially bad in places like france. and anyone who knows anything about the french already understands that banning something in france is pretty much the most effective way to create a blow back and make the problem the 1000000 times worse. wizard explain why i pro palestinian protests are now popping up everywhere in europe. and growing, and there's certainly a sense that the folks in charge have tilted the playing fields in favor of israel and that it desperately needs lovely. and the people are taking to the streets in order to do just that offer up to the minute updates on the war in the middle east, head over to r t. com. we've got you covered there with headlines from around the world as well

. the a try and collision in bangladesh has left at least 17 people died with dozens more injured. overnight, monday, a freight train smashed into a passenger train in the bangladesh, the city of bar rob, 2 passenger carriages. the rail systems have reportedly been taken to hospitals with rail services suspended across the region. the, the russian defense ministry says 30 ukrainian artillery positions had been taken out near the village of criminal ha ortiz. it goes down offerings this, this report to speaking to you, printing and soldiers that have been captured by russia. unless to tell you beforehand that those speaking to us, maybe speaking under duress, a full month's ukraine has now be gnawing away at russia's defense. as they came

the soul, they bent success on the battlefield. so, russia's confidence mount, there's the police, which is just what is happening now across the front line is cold, active defense. our troops are improving the strong coast throughout the whole combat zone. this is a fairly large space. i'm talking about kapinsky, sep rogia and dave, good front lines. hundreds of ukrainian soldiers were captured, swapping the uniforms for prison robes. many weren't as lucky, but didn't know that there were a lot of losses. we had to 120 people is from 120 to 130 people in the company of soldiers. it depends. then what had on the 30 to 40 people left, there are a lot of losses because most of the losses were from artillery and drones, that sometimes we didn't even reach the positions there, tillery was hitting us. this captured officer is a professional soldier, a rare breed in the ranks of ukraine's army in the era of total. and most of us mobilization. his brigade received the best training available to keep the troops,

the course sent to germany, and the whole brigade was trained. their destructors were american. there were no germans. the gunners fired from strikers with groaning machine guns. the drivers were trained to drive strikers and real comb with operations that turned out to be quite different than on the range. there's nowhere else. it doesn't feel the same on the range. when they are on the battlefield, it all comes shock, panic, people get lost. you don't understand what to do and from that a lot of lots of secure instructors in the u. k and friends also failed their graduates to other ukrainian soldiers who chose to surrender, share a similar story. and on the so that all those are drawn hanging over us, we couldn't get out or look around just to our men approached us at the position and said that we were captured, we had the drones way. it was as they were already situations when the drone drops explosives. so we took show to the dog out onto the overlap,

and waited for it to fly away without shooting and explosions on the right flank. and we've us around it. then we had enough to come out with our hands up and we replied that we would go out, don't shoot what put down our weapons and went out in the face of heavy casualties . ukrainian propaganda works overtime to low volunteers. this recruits with the face of a child felt for the pretty picture. so i signed the contract in march 2023 . i want it to be a medic. as i was trained in giving treatment to the hospital and in college and civilian life, i would just be a nurse collecting things, taking things, and it's not very critical. in reality, everything is very different. everything is because of the news. they embellish everything. there's not enough information. our group essentially went without anything, and this is not rational. we were just to meet. why was it done? this is a question for the battalion commander is an outrage to send people to the slaughter

. we raised this issue and were told that the battalion commander has its own solution. key of still counts on its troops to deliver something where the of the 10s of billions of dollars of western aid. yet now these hopes seemed different than ever. i'm, it gets done of reporting from the dumbass out. see let's see, a has helped ukraine develop a framework for terrorist operations inside russia. and that's according to the latest report from the washington post. these operations included the assassinations of russian journalists as well as attacks on infrastructure. the missions have involve delete teams of ukrainian operatives drawn from directorates that were formed, trained and equipped in close partnership with the c i. a, according to current and former ukrainian and us officials. since 2015, the agency has spent tens of millions of dollars to transform ukraine. soviet

formed services into potent allies against mosque out the extent of the c i as involvement with ukraine security services has not previously been disclosed. the crime in bridge is one of the civilian targets that was targeted by ukraine. the bridge has been attacked once in 2022, and again, this year both strikes led to the deaths of civilians. and besides the infrastructure bombing it, several russian journalists have been among ukrainian targets. among them is journalist darya. did you know who was killed in a car bombing in the moscow region in august last year? russia was clicked the blank. yeah. but you printing officials had been reluctant to assume direct responsibility to other russian journalists flatland, tart starsky, and it is a hard pull up and have been among the ukrainian targets as well. the latter managed to survive. the report goes on to claim that the agency has had no involvement in targeted killing operations by ukrainian agencies, and has been also noted that his work has focused on bolstering abilities. the

other intelligence on an adversary and the publication included a warning to key of that is assassination campaign. it could harm you, cranes, prospects for nato. and you membership, we heard from a former us intelligence officer and host of the whistle blowers, john to reaku, who believes that the c a will continue to turn a blind eye on ukrainian legal operations as long as the conflict last but eventually we'll have to revise this approach the it of time of war, this is going to be less. so they're going to care less about operations that the ukrainians are carrying out so long as those operations are against the russians. but it's going to come to a point where the premium service is going to have to be rained in ukraine is going to, let's say, eventually joined the european union or maintain a close military, political or political military pm alliance with the united states. it's going to have to stop carrying out these anti rush,

the tests because these attacks will always threatening to draw the russians back into conflict again. and nobody wins in a situation like that. so my guess is that the ukrainians are carrying out these operations without coordinating with, with this the eyes at 1st, they're probably meeting to doing them after the fat. and this is probably not telling them to stop yet. but once the conflict winds down and eventually it will wind down, the ca is going to have to work hard to keep the ukrainians rained in and to stop them from doing things like this. all right, let's look at the news for now, but do stay with us up next worlds are parked by the