[000:00:00;00] the the details of prime minister says the war against the mass has entered its 3rd face, not because it takes funds round operations in gaza. the number of palestinians killed has surpassed 8300. also at this hour. we know that there was supposed to be a cease fire and you were supposed to release says you promised. however, we are suffering from your political security and military failure. i'm asked to release as well as each of several is ready to say needs to blame 5 minutes to nothing. you always policy failings for that continued detention. also at the pictures of the church, i want to ask the us representative

a question. explain why you are against the ceasefire. what is your sympathy for civilians which you so eloquently expressed at every meeting of the council long ukraine versus you and representative of slums, washington for what he calls double standards over civilians in the middle east and ukraine. the arrival of britons, king charles in kenya, comes amid mounting demands for an apology to the victims of colonial persecution in the country. in new i'd regular one, king charles, to give us the 1st priority, especially the remaining mile mile freedom fighters. we must be fully compensated in something else. you must withdraw the british army from our region. the from must go to the world. you're watching oxy. international monies? pizza scott's on these other top stories at 2 pm must go time this tuesday. thanks for joining us. this is a prime minister,

has said that the war against some us has and so it is. so it face is really attacks on palestinian territories of killed of 8300, an engine more than 21000 people since the war begun. is the optimal of monday's, a tax, which covered most of gods and leaving palestinians with no safe place to go on strike hits the residential building in the rough and neighborhoods of southern guns that can at least full members in one family. one of the strikes and houses intolerable. indeed, no sir. if you do come in central gaza, finding more lice. she's gone. she died of malta. my mom died jamal into the house is gone, and my mom is gone. every phase going rest to be small. there we was sitting in the house, so often we prayed when the shooting occurred, resulting in the mountains of my brother's sister and her children. one of them was

4 years old and the other 7 years old. my cousins and my mother with most of the do an innocent civilians including children. the women were in the kitchen for bed . and tina, i don't know how many, maybe 4 or 5. i don't know what to say. the old women and children. but we do have reports is across the middle east and in the conflict. so i'm covering the events our by our is a how does that tell on a local reporter from gaza with more? is there any sci side's usual doctor? you get the targeting? you're not at all the areas because of the type of a focus the on their target to they they're there as to i have focused on the north . busy of gaza because those are the defense forces.

start their invasion the their how the invasion was coming up. they're coming from the northwest and they're talking about the other areas as well. we talking about the, the sea side and they trying to make a small invasion. we actually try to intern garza and then they're going back, but they finding that palestinian resisting groups are actually in the front of them. i'm trying to force them to go back to ours from now the top of the targeted next to underneath the underneath you and husband next to the nation hospital and the buildings of the an agent hospital has been affected. really bad for the old. so repeating, again,

targeting around what's possible and also the targeting directly the 3rd floor on a. so doctor hospital, this hospital serves who people are. people who are suffering from cancer. it's the only hospital in gaza that serves people who are suffering from cancer. and they actually keep repeating a visual, 80 defense, the defense and forces keep calling the management of our coach foss with an on boarding them to the start evacuation. the hospital a palestinian red crescent warehouse was severely damaged by the latest is ready bombing, as seen in this video, released by the organization, humanitarian sites and gaza have often been hit by the idea over the past 3 weeks,

with many casualties among the stuff that's comes uh that you want to tear a situation in the area grows increasingly dia, with severe food and water shortages and almost no electricity of fuel. when we discuss the going crisis with the director of the un relief works agents to in your lots of lorenzo, you described the overwhelming etc of the situation. myers, do you use the aide? we have to in the all the installations. how do the night she's in drawing station side schools with the d for these days, people to the workers seniors. oh, so we 60 see all the work as far as the cues. so the safety and security,

they got the may very uh on the ceasefire. the money the because differently the, on the know, the on the 17 tasks and getting the see when the full maybe since i don't know these easy way to really tell me what it was and getting me for these guy hours. $3545.00, then to it. it is literally impossible to the station task for the fuel to provide tools. you use the same for me, we smaller the 2 big it is we not be able to to use it. we also need

to installations the magazine. please send that so nice the funny but of course the way east. oh i never let's cross live now to know ok, who is a political analyst from ramallah? it's great to have you with us today at the is really pm set on monday. that's as well would not agree to a cease fire. and they've also been reports that is else killed a number of palestinians in the west bank. now. um, so what fixed on the 5th is conflict could escalate even further? well, i mean this, this tragedy that is unfolding before the eyes of the world as i don't know if we can call what's happening an escalation, i think that she made a t is being pushed into the abyss. that's what's transpiring in gaza and the west bank. the world is allowing a rogue states to commit or crimes. and why covering for those crimes and

excusing them and allowing for more innocent civilians to be killed or starved or parched the um, the situation in the west bank is one of extreme tension. and what you see here, minus the bombardment is very concerted efforts to expedite the ethnic cleansing of palestinians in the west bank to instill fear and terror and title send in communities by using is rarely subtler militias. with the cover and protection of is really forces. what do you make of israel's statements that it has the right to defend itself in the wake of the how much attacks around 3 weeks ago? well, 1st of all, israel is an occupying power. it does not have the right to defend its occupation. it does not have the right to deliberately target civilians. that's just not permissible under international law to use the right of self defense,

which is invoked between states against the population it occupies, is just one more piece of evidence as to the upstair entity of the international. this course about what's happening. a population under siege, under bombardment, deprived of the most essential requirements for life water, food medicine and, and being told that they deserve to be pounded by lombardo's mind must files and that they deserve to be subjected to this or risk or risk situation which, oh, organizations international organizations agree is unprecedented. israel's reportedly agreed to allow a 100 trucks now with humanitarian aid into gaza. at do you think that will improve the situation? ton jibley for the people on the ground? absolutely not. and let, let's give your view or some perspective here,

before this for started the does, this trip was already under siege and it was receiving less than it needed in terms of essential goods. and that was 500 trucks, on average, every day. now this floor has been going on for about 24 days. the total amount of trucks allowed so far is around $100.00 or a little bit less than that. and to increase that to $100.00 trucks, that date still pales in comparison to the, the absolute terrific situation that is on the ground. it will not relieve the suffering of the people there. it will not relieve the suffering of nearly a 1000000 and a half civilians. displaced by bombardment, and it certainly won't provide hospitals with what they need to provide live saving care. so the thousands of patients that continue to stream into these

overland hospitals. so it feels more for palestinians. and guys that feels more like a like a slap in the face like an ar ironic. a way of telling them we're watching your suffering and we're going to give you just a little bit. it's not enough, not to make it through the plates of the policy and you people has resonated around the world. not just didn't most of the more of countries books in the you london, america. do you think that these, these protests are falling on deaf is what, what do you think the needs of the community should do to bring this conflict through a swift and, or we already plus the point? i think conflicts can start just as quickly as they begin the what is missing right now is political. well, there seems to be consensus between israel and the countries that back in that more and mass slaughter is the way forward. and in the absence of any accountability,

they don't feel the need to adjust that plan. i think what one of the most important outcomes of, of, of what is happening and certainly something that i would think policy makers in europe in the us will be examining for months to come. is the fact that they are so detached from where the public is and public opinion worldwide has over whelming, a declared and made very clear that they stand with a ceasefire. this is not a muslim jewish issue. this is not an era is really issue. this is an international issue, it's about humanity in the vast majority of public worldwide have shown very clearly that they stand against this for and they want a ceasefire. the fact that their governments aren't listening to them. i think we will see the outcome of that. and the accountability for that in the upcoming elections in different capitals. so there's a ceasefire as broad,

much sooner than that. no older political analyst joining us from romano. thank you very much for your time and your thoughts down auntie. thank you for having. what is by the lessening humanitarian situation and god. so the israeli prime minister says the operation against hum us will not let's all just as the united states would not agree to cease far after the bombing of pearl harbor, or after the terrorist attack of 911. israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with some us after the risk attacks of october 7th, cause for a cease for a cause for israel to surrender, to come us to surrender. to tear was the surrender to barbara's that will not happen, as well as now refusing to allow fuel into gossip despite numerous un requests as the idea of claims that it could be used by her mouth. now meanwhile, the missing group has released the video that it says showed several is really

hostages. they accuse nothing yahoo of policy failures, but have kept them in captivity. do you mean anything else to benjamin netanyahu? hello, we have been in her mos captivity for 23 days. yesterday there was a press conference for the families of the prisoners, and we know that there was supposed to be a cease fire and you were supposed to release us as you promised. however, we're suffering from your political security and military failure because of the failure of the to cost on the 7th of october. because no soldier was present at the border and no one defended us. we are innocent and naive citizens, citizens who pay taxes to the state of israel. we are now in captivity under no conditions. you are killing us. do you want to kill us all? you want the army to kill us? is enough that you slaughtered every one, isn't it enough? that is really citizens got killed. release last now release, palestinians citizens and release prisoners. now release us. release every one. we

deserve to go back to our families. well, that's across live now to i. let's strutted ski, who is a survivor of the initial i'm us of talked and whose family is now missing. i let's thank you very much for finding the time to speak with us today. and obviously especially given the current circumstances. thank you for having me. that was what i wanted just to start off if you could walk us through the events of october, the 7th. what happens to you and your family? so um, so 1st of all, i am myself, i'm not a survivor. i leave about 2 hours a notice from the, from the guys in boulder, but my in time finally leaves on the smarter cable. it's called amusing. it's a religion of agricultural community. and on the morning of such a day, the 7th of october i woke up, my husband was on the phone at 8 in the morning is

a really early for us to speak on the phone. and i, he said something bad is happening down south. so i should call my mom immediately and there's a grab my phone and i opened the so the group messages i have with my childhood friends also live there or have parents down in the south saying that was a mr. like a side but also a ground invasion of terrorists and that they actually infiltrated the my, my mother and their families keyboards. so i wrong my mom and i told the to local self in the safe boom and to and did not let anyone in no matter who is out outside. she said, her house was low, and the next thing i had meant voices speaking to her in english with the ann arbor accent. so i realized

a go to her and i hung up the phone and they closed. my brother who is 51. he lives next door, so 10 meters away. i close my brother and they said, look yourself in the same room. don't let anyone in. i didn't know that you can't look the safe boom from the inside because i don't have one in my house. and then i heard the same invoices speaking to him. and so i hung up and i immediately contacted somebody on the keyboard so in the community to let them know that the door was tour. it's my mother and my brother's house and to send help. but uh, the small armed group that was guarding the keyboard civilian that was doing it well and barely were already engaged in back to you in a different neighborhood. so they couldn't get through them a couple of minutes late. and i go to pictures on my phone from my mother's

workshop showing my mother in her night where still in her pajamas, sitting in her living room and my brother sitting on the sofa in my mother's living room. he was dressed with the foot. and underneath those 2 pictures it said in english, come off a 3rd big chunk of the same sort. the mouse there was uploaded to my mother's facebook story, my mommy's 79, so she doesn't know. i'm sorry, she doesn't know how to upload facebook stories. that the big just showed an a gunman with a collection of com a and a late to land that a neighbor. so them being taken out of the house and walked outside. and that was the last day heard of them. i i yeah, i can, i'm sorry, much insights. huh. apologies for interrupting you. so i'm thank you for the

correction. i can only imagine how would you all about about your family, what sorts of supports have you received from, from both these really under which is governments because they all but you citizens if i'm not mistaken. so um, just to add to the story as if it isn't terrible enough. and the next day i was informed that my oldest brother's body was found behind these aus. uh so she was mad that the day before and but they only go to his house after dogs. so they found his body in the morning. so my brother was my dad and my mom and my brother and guys a kidnapped. i got i got immediate response from the british governments of the, the next day on a sunday. they've already been in touch with me. they're interacting with me.

they're getting information on long. as for that, these rally government, it took a few days. unfortunately, the number of casualties and the stock was so heinous in the enormous that so that he took a few days. but as of the next is of the 2nd week, is where the government has already been in touch with me. they're out of the civilian forms, these re forms that are reaching out and asking if they can help you in any way. so both governments have been in touch with me by now and i couldn't believe the doing everything is the phone a condolences for your brother highlights and it brought me a nice it's so my next question is, you just said you believe it's justin. everything in its power, and they're obviously questions about the intelligence phase the number of weeks

ago. but i guess those will be on said later, but i'm a tough study for pets to release some hostages in exchange for fuel full policy. and you pay off of fuel old policies in your business with adults of have store. do you think it should have accepted that deal? do you think it's a doing enough to ensure the safe release of the account? susan garza, i believe that the hostage situation is a very high priority of my government and also the army. i put my trust in these very government and in the id if they would do everything in the power, as from us saying we've heard from my savings before talking about the release of 54 in there, hostage is releasing to, i don't trust to everything the the from us is saying that all 8 their organization and they're playing a very, very vicious psychological war on us,

on the families of the hostages and all of the is ready to community. so as, as someone who isn't really into every, it's more detailed and negotiation if there's any going on. i'll just say that out of my experience, i don't just trust everything. how much the same, but they're designed to make the is ready to go from into bad and i am not following for that psychological one. well, i, let's so that's it's key. who has, who lost you, lost your brother in the how much the fucking you mother is now hostage believed in gaza. thank you very much for your time today for speaking to us and we wish you all the best. thank you so much versus you and representative has won, busted washington, the full failing to reach an agreement on the sci fi and gaza, causing increased the sibling and suffering. this is such a that's, i want to ask the us representative

a question. explain why you are against the ceasefire. does this mean to the united states being a permanent member of the security can? so suppose the doctrine of total retaliation and gather what is your sympathy for civilians which you so eloquently expressed at every meeting of the concert long ukraine, and vis. despite the fact that the lives of civilians in ukraine are not exposed to nearly the same threats as the palestinians and guys, i mean, what do you only think about those in the european continent and no one in washington cas about palestinian lives. i would like to address the same questions to the rest of the western delegations in the council to bash really abstained and old rough resolutions. we introduced the cold for a cease fire colleagues, your double standards a more to know this. most of also said that israel response is disproportion, that's on said that the united states continues to lay the blame us credit on how much what's happened. we also heard

a few member states implicitly endorse how masses acts of violence. and i was frankly shocked and appalled. it is outrages and it must be called out. it is unconscionable that how masses actions are not condemned by the general assembly as the warring parties of also try to accusations with israel accusing him us of being without disease. he wants to destroy the jewish people. apollo stein, emphasizing the rising deadly death soul and the suffering that is really strong. this is cause, you know, the while you unofficial stress. the need for humanitarian relief and gaza as a situation in the region continues to deteriorate. really purpose like never before more than 420 children are being killed or injured and gaza every day. a number that should shake each of us to our core, and their desperation. people have resorted to breaking into you and warehouses in search of food and water. the hydration is an increasing concern as

a possibility of the spread of disease and other health concerns due to unsafe water and breakdown, and sewage treatment services within king charles has arrived in kenya, but this trip appears to be overshadowed by the spectre of colonial era atrocities . that of the king's arrival, the kind of human rights commission urged him to make a quote, unequivocal public apology, and pay reparations 1st article, but described we call upon the king on behalf of the british government to issue an unconditional and unequivocal public apology, as opposed to the very cautious, self preserving and protective statements of regrets for the brutal and inhumane treatment inflicted on canyon citizens. back in the 1950s, kenya and freedom fights is known as the mile mile revolted, against british authorizes with security forces. finally, suppressing the rebellion. tens of thousands of miles on members were imprisoned and comes on thousands more killed local generally from can you both as more

details the think the independence from region king john and his wife queen coming out of the cd to the king. the mission of the thing is that c a d 's mother last year. the visions you between kenya and we just coming to many people on the activities always on the base and see how the british government recognizes that kenyans was subject to torture and other forms of ale, treatment of the hands of the colonial administration. the british government sincerely regret spent these abuses took place, and up a mob can use progress towards independence. on the 1961,

the move my phone calls, i don't want to go to that time despite the vision by the tools, the moment spread, jones, i've seen them on the some historian see the most of them all the details of the war. we spoke at 10 o'clock i cannot recall when as many years have passed, but there was a british man whom we nicknamed to fazio to fazio took all our livestock and foot by land and he even killed some of my close relatives. i need to to a v or i joined the mile mile because i really wanted to fight for our land and life stuff which are being taken away by the colonizers. we were forced to work on our land, and the british were taking away

a harvest. they killed are innocent people. we have every reason to defend our country. can you? i'd re get like a one king charles to give us 1st priority, especially the remaining mile mile freedom fighters. we must be fully compensated and something else. he must withdraw the british army from our region, but troops always cause destruction, though you heard king charles is coming early next week. there is information that some freedom fighters were paid, but unfortunately, i never received any compensation for what i went to under the british. i'm repeating for full compensation. i cannot walk properly as a result of the immense storage here. i went to the visual 9050 people in the country. they can also come inside the monday. compensation was for

a live my joint name for many years. they have been treated in this country, and we have experienced death, destruction, and health complications. the army only means use our property to benefit themselves, not by the end of this they would do if the king is not coming to pay his compensation for the destruction caused by his army, then he should not visit kenya at all, and on the system will freak out. we africans, i've been mistreated by the worst. can ya should consider collaborating with other nations, which can help us? which aspect and value of us without discrimination as well. the only thing jobs decided in the, the new one on the old white also my pending include the, the independence in december 1953 the chinese to the most of the c d where they were