to the all new to this old creek. the an idea of double strike on the ball. yeah, a refugee camp in northern does have reportedly kills almost 200 people, wounding over 700 others. children and women are under the trouble here. we have no equipment, nothing. we can't do anything. we call dig. they all died. if there was anyone alive, they would have died by now. the disturbing images gone to the doctor is carry out operations in court or is have limited equipment and few pain killers as hospitals are overwhelmed by the flow of those wounded in his rally. bombings also ahead. has there been any thinking it's starting such a process for israel's options in this for it is not an assessment that we are

making. now. pos will not investigate is really war crime allegations. meanwhile, in gaza, us talented in citizens and their relatives are also killed. we speak to a man who lost 19 members of his family. 6 of them were killed and do what was the children. and yet, 2 days later, another time, the 11 members went to the door, mostly children and women. and the idea of says, is broken through a mazda is front line of defense and reach the gate of the city. later in the program, we'll hear from a former commander and israel's and security services. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is our t international. we start in palestine with the ideas and double strikes on jabante, a refugee camp in northern guys. i have reported they killed almost 200 people,

was over 700 others wounded. the desk told could rise as many victims are still trapped beneath the rubble. the jamalia camp and the area around it is one of the most densely populated places on earth. it has been home to this place palestinian since 1948 desperate thousands are searching for their loved ones under the ruins and the philadelphia were sitting safely now home. i was relocated with my children, like many people to this save district where enough involved in the war. but we know that the enemy treats everyone as a target, whether the border or decide to come. where do we go? we have made a lot of sacrifices. what more do they want from us? the children and women are under the trouble here. we have no equipment, nothing. we can't do anything. we can't dig. they all died. if there was anyone alive, they would have died by now. it was a massacre. and in time neighborhood, destroyed, unintentionally neighborhood with people in it and know i liked it with people who came here for shelter, not a single military person. they didn't pull out

a single military on the individual, not a single one on message to the world is to stand by us guys and say there is no safe place left for them to go with his rarely forces targeting all areas across the region. one of the latest strikes destroyed several buildings in the western part of gaza. footage shows the aftermath of airstrikes on another street with smoke. still rising from above the ruins. a bakery there was destroyed as people stood in lines to get bread, the total decimal, and does it, meanwhile, has arisen to 8800, with more than 22000 wounded. once or schuman a canadian palestinian journalist from guys that brings us the details and recent is really strikes of the like. now, these are volunteering, comedy, members, expenses, how many members neighbors, whoever can give a hands on trying to help take the data and the thief and also sort of like your

report says, after 24 hours, there is less hope to find any more sort of bibles and unfortunately, the number of that might increase. this is yet another genocide, another water time. and is it as says, one of the schools is a sponsor and have most with with read all the minutes is that is a gym in this like with all of the weird on that one is wera. wera. wera is everything you needed to how much here we do as part of students. we do not think that they are able to free any of the hostages given what they're doing. they might kill them at the same time. they haven't told any tools that how much is being dismantled or how about the leadership ornamented sense of being killed. unfortunately, this is norman, due to the lifestyle reading of us myself as a father, as a husband. let's say i want to go out and just bring some food to my home. i have to stand in line in a big city for 5 to 6 hours to get brain one, as,

as you saw on the fixture, one bed without a government pizza. but it's a shuttle the attorney is in the midst of the city. yes. the base. why the total lining up. and that's basically an automated shots. it's that area getting dozens and mixing blogs with brands, people even if they are both at home, just trying to get some thoughts for their families are also being kids. people don't know where to go. possibly those are just about most of them terms of problems. the local hospitals are struggling to treat the increasing flow of patients. the majority of wounded are women and children. many local hospitals have been shut down as they have no fuel left to operate. well, those open are barely functional with a shortage of medical supplies. anesthesia and stuff were heard from a doctor at the else chief, a hospital who described the dire conditions not knowing what to do. we have lost

a lot of children. the cutting situation is tragic. it is very difficult to work here because we have very limited options. sometimes we have to be formal per agents in the corridors, with the smallest those as of a seizure. so the patient remains conscious because there are no longer ventilate this in the operating rooms. one of the doctors went home to visit his family and died during his visit. these loved ones, he was flied on by the occupying forces in his own home. people was no threat to them. people go home and they are shot and killed as if they both some kind of threat. is this humane? well, many operations in gaza, hospitals are being carried out with out of pain tellers of patients forced to endure great suffering. a warning you may find the following images disturbing. 4 this video is taken inside the l. a. c. for hospital doctors there have to carry out operations in core doors with unlimited

equipment. so it lives at stake, medics are doing their best to save lives. hospitals are also constantly receiving threats from the idea to evacuate. as you see behind me, i look to fish and they are within that then to be admitted to and visions above with also they had a surgery here, but unfortunately is now she phase all the way with a huge number of injured patients. we have more than 80800 visions before admitted to our hospital. it is bind, i'll look at bescedy, the vehicle. bunch of it is 150 beds on this, all the, all the inventions department and even the images, the department as even though the departments are over one with a huge number of visions, we cannot, we don't know where to accommodate a huge number of decisions so we are stuck, we are of such as now we're out. we have no input list like mid, more vicious or images of departments as then we are dealing with our kids while it is in damages. and though,

but i think see if those both were in spite of the lack of shortage of medicine and drugs and because of law and decision equipment to, to reach our vision situation. because this is a cut that sort of like a human failure. also. she faces not over one with a huge number of things available, but also it is over one with a display as the one we have more than 55000 people who are dismiss the arctic to bind each me to the square. and the sioux falls with that. and also the vision then vision buildings and especially the that'd be the best as in the field of doors in the department to send the units. it says this is a bad condition to provide the quality health care dealership. as we are afraid of homes out to briggs among these this, let's see what a month remedy comes up on the month. the visions the themselves well does it has faced constant attacks. the westbank has also been targeted with tensions rising in the region is really forces are now reportedly conducting raids in the city of novelist with the armored vehicles seen and at the streets. a local reporter from

ramallah has the latest it could have fallen on the last 2 of those. and those banquets deals as the last night this in the morning. the huge is like the on forces rated the big law firm east jerusalem. and i'm on the line now rules. derrick, one because of the oddest somebody i've seen yet. and also flashes that upset whether something just by that this is it doesn't exist to collections. so that is like the unfortunate human across the bottom of those banks and stuff also break over this water. you guys don't signal so, but around the chance is that the more than 123 of the students killed some 1600. the oddest of the of us agents advise us, as well as, which is most also drawing and back. and you're able to see the service even from picking, not only and disciplining, but also the situation. i've had a difficult just thought there was a spike. uh, but they may, they are close to uh, marches, and those bank um the position continues. so that situation i,

dentist and those bank right now. meanwhile, for and passport holders are leaving dogs as the rock for bordering crossing between the enclave in egypt was finally opened yesterday. egypt will also take in dozens of seriously injured palestinians. cairo's foreign ministry says it will help a backward about 7000 foreigners and dual nationals with preparations underway. but as the un warns israel's latest attack, put them out to a war crime, the us state department continues to assure the world the israel is following the rules of warfare in gaza. but after being pressed on, the issue admitted the us does not carry out legal assessments when it comes to war crimes. we will continue to discuss with them directly, as we'll say publicly, that is our expectation that an all of their activities, all their military campaigns, that they comply with the laws of war. i mean in terms of yesterday's yesterday's attack, there are areas commentators some countries international human rights lawyers.

some of them are calling it more crimes. and we know that in this building when you are making these kinds of legal determinations, there's a process for that. has there been any thinking it's starting such a process for israel's actions in this war? it is not an assessment that we're making now. no. earlier, my colleague nicky aaron spoke with palestinian american rumsey by rude. he said 19 of his relatives have been killed in israel as bombardment of gaza, including us citizens. he said washington's military support for israel makes it a participant in the conflict. the early days of the war use give out the 6 numbers or the people who found the home was rather bombed in the central garbage to in the specific nino refuge account, according to say, right. and we work what we need to know are they have been notified in advance before the house was bombed in. and indeed none of them were hurt in the incident.

yet few hours later, another time the in solving gauze, at this time, in the power of eunice, 6 of them were killed and the one was the children. and yet 2 days later, another time, the 11 members were killed during mostly children and women. and the next few days later, the over cuz is in the shop, the refugee again, the house was bombed. uh, my cousin or a new uh, newborn child was killed in the rest were injured. and some of them undergoing live savings. surgeries in places that have a little musical equipment or very little fuel to actually be able to save anyone's life for that matter. i think that's why it was thing. so many protests around the world because people are wondering, well, how many people have to died before people talk about red lines because the us is saying right now,

a con judge is rouse actions for the time being. what's it going to take before the us tools are right line a yes. like i, you know, i think one of the mistakes that we have, or the, the assumptions we have made about this from the start is the police or the americans are an independent party yes. biased towards israel. american media is historically and inherently wise thoughts as well. what, what i think we're realizing that the us is a party of this war. and i won't say this likely. i mean the phone, but they have immediately dispatched aircraft carriers thousands of soldiers. they're saying that they will not be induced directly in the fight, but they are there. they are doing everything in the power. the problem is real. even the officials, anthony blinking him so could be uh, just something that everyone will not sweety for it for it ceased wire. but why are

you even part of this conversation? why is your religious as washington? why does it to anything that is happening? thousands of miles away and this you feel, and you are a part in this war. so here we are american citizens in this country and we feel that our government is directly involved. and i mean, it directly is bull in virginia. so i guess our people in a b, c just covers every 90 to isolated area like the small gaza strip and low that could be, he was seemingly continues to stand aside and let innocent civilians in gaza die. how do you see things playing out? well, what do you foresee for the coming days and weeks? all right, so what, what we are counting on. nothing, not states different, you know, the more cautious left or otherwise of the us administration or america and we get it. so we are counting on countries in the global so the world is changing. it has

been changing for months now. and there is a new world order and we need the new world order to express itself in these countries. china in g, american gomez, in palestine and israel, and in the middle east at the st, you know, is in the meanwhile, the is really defense for us to say they've broken through how mazda is front line of defense in the north of gaza. the army released several videos on wednesday, showing combat activity in gaza, as they pressed forward with their ground incursion. and as rarely general climbed idea of troops had reached the gates of casa city. more disturbing footage had home us militants also say they have made progress on the battlefield. footage, released by the group, appears to show a drone dropping and explosive device on idea of troops who are then seen trying to escape the explosion.

there are still more than $200.00 is riley is believe to a beat to be held captive by him. us israel has rejected offers by how mazda swapped them in exchange for fuel. earlier, my colleague peter scott spoke with a former head of the as really intelligent student that deals with hostage crises. it says that a mazda is claims for a prisoner exchange or form of psychological warfare, while their main goal is to have a ceasefire. a. hi, susan, interested uh, primarily in a cease fire job i saw to its off to the tech to barbaric attack. on the 7th of october, here's where i will go to the old powered diary. we will have a skirmish at the end of the skirmish where you will have this would be the end of one cycle. so we will be waiting for the next cycle. and we're here to extinguish, to how much, how much not cannot continue existing on our borders now the how much has 240

hostages. so i'm a started by you manipulating these hostages, and it's rarely public opinion. here. somebody here would go for a deal on for all, and we will go back to the old paradigm of war cycles. we looked at, we was striking them now with $7000.00 prisoners. and they will re establish in great regroup themselves for the next attack on another service of october. this is not going to happen that would solve think it's all the sold on friday. as you said, how much you believe is looking for a ceasefire? it did propose so thing some hostages for fuel palestinian prisoners. do you think that isabel was right? not so agreed to that deal to secure the release of those business. first of all, there was no deal. its own propaganda. its own psychological warfare by the how much the people are talking political, how much the people in the gaza strip,

not the same language. there was no deal. there was no real deal. and if you ask be, there will not be any real deals, unless the end of that deal, it's a ceasefire situation. they don't care about the cost of population. they care about the existing, the continue or existing of the how much. and this is not going to happen, how much should start thinking a new power dies. the collapse of damage for the posting and people has been horrific. we're talking 8500. that's 3500 children dead. according to the health ministry, 7 to you and a aid work is journalist refugee combined. just today we saw a refugee come in for the 2nd time in 24 hours resulting in thousands of does this call be considered a proportional response, kind of it. so less than proportional response. but let me, let me, um, uh, and i level right 1st of all is ready. as far as the as of being asking for the last week and a half or 2 weeks, the guy said non come big population to move south for because

a river and they are all safe. they're also all the humanitarian aid is pushed into that area. the people stopped by the how much themselves using them as human shields. if you ask me between you in the lab, there are no such thing as a non come because instead of nonetheless, we see all the people who are not active. how about members as non complex and are all free to go and are all we're waiting for them solid. so because the river with a water and everything that a lot of what do these casualties? it's fake news. you're looking at lots of propaganda. lots of use of psychological welfare there's, there are people that die, but it's not the numbers that are being declared. i'm sure there's a, there's a lot of thinking use on both sides. this was on very 5 video circulating. no, no, i don't. i don't agree with that i,

there is no effect use on this friday spokesman, so there's no thank you at all. what we did initially have the, the fact story about the, the faulty big headed babies that they'd so the idea of how to say that there was no confirmation. i can send you, i can send you, i can send you a click wherever hamas, uh, wire wire freedom fighter and decapitate a baby with a home. and i'll send that to you and let's see you're getting to that you minutes are in the situation. you said that there's no doesn't resident, there's not a competition, but funding 20 children killed or injured the soonest. half days. i go face views and not already thank you. since i talked to you for the last 2 weeks. these people have been deplored that being asked to move out to the guys, the city is in the campus, so people can't cons, evacuate, don't know that israel has one, for example, the out towards hospital to evacuate patients to. but the other one can presume severely injured patients physically, they also as

a result of the strength of just simply the pin. the bank has been called a death sentence by the and if these people were to be named, this is dr. is not a tech, the hospital, hospitals have not been affected. wounded people have not been attacked. we're talking about regular civilians. all the civilians are being asked to move out to the cause of safety. does not know risk abroad, a conflict which would then risk. is there a security further on even by the colors in the multiple listing in in, inside garza? i don't think because there's a risk there. i think that the west and the united states of america has shown this and so as breton, so is germany. and so was the rest of the world at the end of the day when i'm not to be scared by starving fundamental this. meanwhile, journalists were allowed to tour, they could boots near the guise of border that was attacked by him aust. in early october they were seen touring, empty streets along with security forces. some of these relatives, however, feel that security forces alone are no longer enough to protect them. they are

taking up guns and training to protect themselves. r t 's, maria from ocean. that brings us this report. this is not the army. these are not the police. we are the 1st journalist of film drills conducted by this is rarely supplements civil defense quote. the unit is made up of locals along and willing to, we say lies to protect the homes from enemies. any enemy, everybody that doesn't like us to everybody from us. it's not the person how much is the way of living? so my eyes were way of thinking. we are fighting against ideologies at this very, very fundamental ballistic and then and so it does just like the key to jews and we don't like people that like stick images. garza is far from here, but people all across the israel. so you're a repetition of what happened on october 7th when have mouse and to the israel

killing civilians and taking scores hostage a day when the state failed to protect its citizens. we are in the remote jewish community in the negative desert and israel, south 40 percent of local man have been drafted to either guys or we have mass is or the north where israel is engaging with his well, in the face of mounting threats. people here are decided to take security into their own hands and in the hands to take arms off to him, a surprise attack. more than 100000 people in israel have applied for a fire on license. the stories of survivors who were armed, unable to confront militants and protective families, have made many believe a gun can save their lives even in the face of an attack, as gruesome and large as him as carried out in these really southern communities with having a gun there's no guarantee or safety having a gun without the knowledge of how to use it. it's really it's, it's really useless. it's like having a car and not knowing how to drive,

then you can guy, a man who works in the security sector, believes arms civilians could provide significant supports for the authorities in the matter of providing security. but they need a bit of training. it's not that hard to get a gun permit and these ro, leaving and hostile neighborhood is reason enough. since the beginning of these here, a 26000 fire on licenses have been issued in israel mold. and in 20212022 . put together. but hardly all of those who have been up rude and have a gun. know how to use it. when you take a marksmanship your take on on skills fighter gives a gun in his hand. ok. okay. this is a paper clip just showed 50 wrong once a year, and then after put it in the safe deposit box. this is not enough. you're not going to ship the papers. you're going to shoot terrorist or gun a swarm is you maybe are going to be one against 15 people. you have to know what you are doing. all the volunteers to organize training for those who have the weapons with have no experience using them in order to become confident and skilled

enough to face and real life threatening danger. someone shooting a you or it's someone come running, running actually with a nice band as a former us naval special operations officer who flew to israel as a volunteer have to have mass attacks. the training we focused on today was it was kind of mimicking the things that happened on the 7th. so really teaching them to, to clear uh, you know, a structure of building and it could be to rescue their family or their, their neighbors family and doing it in a way that's fast, but also safe for them. because, you know, israel is a small country, but they have many enemies all around them and so they may not have help right away self defense as a human. right. and so it's teaching them to be able to defend themselves. and sadly, unknown times that they're living and they rely self defense is what ben believes israel is doing. engaged in retaliation for masses of tags. that's claimed the lives of almost 1500 people. the countries air force has dropped thousands of tons

of bonds on the slaves. striking more than 11000 targets that they say related to him as palestinian sources say the death toll is nearing 9000 people, including civilians. sadly, it was an ugly thing, but some worst have to be fought. it's tragic that civilians are being killed. but i think in order to hopefully pay the past path for peace, they will need to remove a moss so seized by would all be good option right now, is this what you mean? i think a long term ceasefire is not in israel, strategic interests, and would not be a long term solution. i think a very temporary cease fire to allow additional civilians to leave the conflict area to, to the south would potentially be be a middle ground that could lead to avoiding civilian casualties. but even a temporary cease fire has never happened. in the almost 30 days of douglas collation and its most recent post,

the un adopted the resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian truce. the u. s . voted against it and he's move out. no truce until a mass was dismantled. bombardments continued. does it mean that we see the end of the around co existence efforts? this is a very deep thing that we need to fix is not going to take a month or 2 is going to take years of education preparing the civilians. but i'm saying this is a dream. i have a dream so we can co exist, but in the meantime, i have to prepare. guy says he prays for the best, but prepare for the worst and also prepare others on a shooting range and open terrain. and it seems that with every other is rarely bomb dropped on gaz, a. and every time master walk at lunch towards a 0 there worse to become the winner marie if an ocean on our to from negative desert. situational awareness for up to the minute updates on the war in the middle east, head over to

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