the sort of the, the 11 people reported killed in an as rally, striking themselves of gaza as id. of course, as advanced into the enclave. same piece is not an option and will service the concept of a ceasefire is not currently on the table at all. the idea is that for and is conducting a work to dismantle from us as the palestinian desktop, 9000. because those are struggling to find the surviving biotech. we hear the story of this place civilians taking care of a wounded girl whose parents have not been found. while we weren't i'll she to hospital this child was also sent there. her parents have not been found. she's here with us and we take care of her because if she were our daughter and husband

isley, there her son, those are all i will deliver a speech today and they root for the 1st time since the guy is a conflict again, as tensions on the israel 11 and border escalate the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we start with the latest from the as really invasion into guys. 11 people were reportedly killed in an as rally strike that had a residential building in the city of con eunice. in the south of gaza. a barrage of rockets was detected in the air space over gaza, shortly after israel said there was no foreseeable possibility of a cease fire. an idea of spokesperson said gaza city in the north of the process. the province was surrounded by his really forces base nights, all idea of fighters have completed the in circle mintz. i've got the cd here to the center of the how much terrorist organization michelle, in recent hours for our children, the infantry forces in cooperation with the air force had been attacking bases

headquarters and other infrastructure used by hamas. and it's, there was still the concept of a cease fire. he's not currently on the table at all. and the idea is that the war and his conducting award to dismantle her muscle, and it felt like it's almost as a complex escalates by the day we have our correspondence and guests ready throughout the middle east to cover the latest developments for us to. here's our chase middle east bureau chief maria from ocean when israel declared in one case from us almost 4 weeks ago, it said it will be full until the end. okay, and that's what each look and see, there's a victory. and this is basically what we see now happen in israel is pursuing the goal of a smell to operation and gaza despite casualties rising from both sides. and despite the global concern, over proportionality of these really responds to have masses offensive. earlier on friday, the idea of report to the about he roys baffle all of its arm is groups and troops inside the guys as 3 for they were ambushed and engaged in the conflict with dozens

of palestinian militants who were trying to throw grenades at these really forces fires and 2 times nice house and even tried to climb these really military vehicles, but as reported by the army at the end were all killed, stay was no information about the location of these fighting, but reports and statements earlier were that so these really army has almost reached the guys of safety around 12000 targets have already been struck inside the guys as tree from the idea of says every day locates new targets including using ads, official mentality chains, destroy how much control and come on centers and bombarding the weapons storage is and the army also says it fired several targets belonging to the masses. naval forces including structures designed for planning and carry. now terry tags,

earlier on thursday, the idea of announced the death of a senior officer on the facile filled. and the guy who has 3 more than 300 israel and military lost their lives since the beginning of these really military operation in gaza. that is painful, but it will not stop a 0. this is what these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu said, well, be with the troops. let's take a listen. we were at war, we have significant achievements. we are in the suburbs of gas, a city even further. we're making progress. we have losses, painful losses because every phone with soldiers, a whole world, our hearts are with their families. but i want to clarify one thing. the one of the fighters said, nothing will stop us. i call on the innocent citizens leave go south, because we will not stop our actions to destroy how boss we will move forward. and

when palestinians, ortho say, the death toll from gather side is now nearing 10000 people including civilians, most of whom are my children and women are there. the idea of schools person said that is ro is at tor, with him as israel is not at fore we civilians and together street, but unfortunately we see very often civilians dying on the ground. a guys are due to these really areas tries to re firing. they've become a significant collateral damage and they score. meanwhile, the army says it will provide a significant human is hiring support and it will strengthen its humanitarian efforts. and guys are bringing more turn more food and more madison and the army keeps calling on the ordinary civilians. in the guys a street to move closer to the junction border to the southern parts of the in clay . but the biggest concern is that these really as far as nav as talk these really early rejected human retiring tros. and it's really hard to,

if i say down to the bottom and then plus we hear very often that the southern part of the guy who has trees and he's also on the attack. so at the time when many actually manage to move the center of the fights and just as many of their stay and as these really motor operation goes on, couches continue rising. it does are based in journalist months, or schuman says, what israel is doing and does isn't genocide, and he's calling on the international community to stop it. it was the worst night in terms of and strikes the mom, things separate on neighborhoods. and when hits tablet and fines by difference of 60 and a half up to 5, quite those that are lots of casualties must know can sort of bump the different kinds of civilians life. now the is it in new orleans has said that they are

completely in florida. that has no one is allowed to go in or out. they are located in the open charm lands in the suburbs around because of the city for them a humanitarian perspective. this means that not only does that as a split, nothing, nothing, you're not getting it off the trucks come in from the outside. i'm from no less than $400.00 a truck steam in since $28.00 days. why we're supposed to have at least $15000.00 talks about was a close leg close missile. visiting is around the city. we have 750000 residents there. and that's our love going to be. and i'll any sort of fuel, any sort of fluids, any sort of supplies. what is happening is genocides and someone in, in this for you, well these to put a stop to this. civilians are being have a number of is really rabbis approve of the actions of israel is armed forces in

gaza even if civilians are at risk. as according to a letter published by an is rarely right wing journalist on social media, we strengthen with all our hearts, the hands of the soldiers and ministers to fight bravely with courage and wisdom, the war of golden to win. so the rabbis appealed it to benjamin netanyahu and senior as rally defense officials, giving the green light to increasingly use violent tactics towards palestine. they argue that attacking enemies wherever they are, including hospitals, is not forbidden by jewish religious laws. but the order to evacuate must be issued before any strikes take place. all right, let's across live now to run by eric eserman, executive director of tour of justice and is really human rights and g o rep. i great to have you on with us. i'd like to hear your thoughts on those controversial statements to buy some of your fellow spiritual leaders. do you support that position? i do not listen to in the west bank where i am right now,

protecting the families and communities that are being violated, spelled by set there's uh, there's really nothing happening. other than states supported the backend for it is that there is under the cover of the war, things are more complicated. the cells, as well as were brutally murdered. it was a water line. what of a mazda it was a word, right? um and, and uh there is no excuse if somebody was brought for all my life against the occupation. there's actually no excuse for what from us did. but having said that though, it and therefore there are as rarely as we'll say, that because every few years, there's another round of this, this time no matter what the cost of human life. but if it isn't dozens,

we have to finish this because it will never end in as long as how much is in place . and although i do not understand with all of our pain and are in the do to me it right for security, how people can get to a statement like a that opinion of there is another way of understanding the jewish tradition were taught and attractive. 700. that on the one hand, if someone's coming to kill you, you get up early or the killed them 1st but were charged. if you could, if you, someone is coming to killed somebody and you're getting, you're obligated to kill the potential killer. but you could have stopped and by any way, other way you yourself are murdered. and then they told me to give you an example of something which is maybe more than most human beings and possibly be expected to give up to. someone comes to somebody says, i'm going to tell you if you don't go to isn't as a 3rd person and the same rub i,

we said you can feel goals get up early and come in 1st is going to tell you, is that you can't go kill it isn't prison even inside your own life, because we just say that your blood is better than hips. you know, not many people to move by them. but the fact is, and i to, if i really thought that through this total destruction, i don't think it's genocide, but it is, it is mass killings of thousands and thousands of people. it. if i thought that that could end this, i don't, i still would, i would agree that we can murder this or, or killed this many people. but right now it's a lot more challenging if i could just uh, interrupted with like a shorter one more than that is it is not gonna solve the problem. but even if we were to wipe out from us entirely, you can kill people. you can't you an idea,

and you cannot, you'll be angry of an oppressed people. and although i don't think of justifies with them as did, we have to understand that what drives people into the arms or from us is the ongoing oppression of hosting. a rob, i appreciate your thoughts. i know there was certainly been strong opinions on both side and that's to be understood in time of war. i'm wondering about is it even ethical for religious teachers to call for the shelling of civilian targets with people sheltering inside? well, the it is also by the way award crime for from us to be hiding insights, go in areas. it is also where they go to natural law. it is, it is, it is wrong. if it is true that they have created their bases underneath the hospital, that also is wrong. but a jewish tradition deals with everything. and unfortunately, i wish i could say that my understanding duties of is the only correct

interpretation. there is no other way of interpreting. i've given you from our own sources from the thomas, the basis for why isaacs, what these rabbis have said is run. um, but, but uh, i cannot say that they have less of a right. and i do unfortunate to express the opinion i, i think what they're doing. um, even though i, even though some of the sources that they base themselves on is uh i don't even have words to describe how one could possibly give this kind of a permission for what will they do more and more this although they did say there must be a way for people to escape it. i will, i will give them that. but it is, it is simply a lack of recognition

out of paid out of whatever, out of anger for not really ending this for not bringing peace and security either palestinians or israel is. but um, but ongoing conflicts and, and, and, and, and so it, it is, it is taking innocent life in vain. ultimately, so this deliberately attacking innocent civilians as being part of a defense of war or war of god as the rabbis. paula, would you say that's a gross misinterpretation of the teachings? you can interpret jewish tradition to say that there is what's called a meal kind of mix of uh where you can attack a city. and what my mind is, it says you have to leave a way for people to escape and that's what they're saying. if you would press them,

they would say, we're not calling for people to be killed. we're calling for o at war, but letting the civilians escape. that's what they would say. again, the problem with that is that we know from both this and from previous wars, that the so called safe routes are not safe. that they are also being bomb. uh, we've also heard reports from us is even a preventing or even killing people from escaping from the north to the sales. i don't know. that's true. i've heard that. but the bottom line is that they would probably be saying the defense we are calling for a way for civilians to escape. um, but a that's not what will really happen. and that's not what has happened and be

um, it's not going to solve. it's not going to give us the peace and security that we deserve. okay? where you leave it there, you would have to, to add any kind of justification for more and more people die. and you also have to ask, what is the, what is the goal? and, and i'm saying that it is a legitimate goal for israel is to win peace and security is a legitimate argument that as long as composites and power, we will never up isn't security, okay? but it is, it is simply not is true or accurate that you can continue to press the entire people and expect them to just uh, 2 times to be another think are out by said me is that the sword comes into the world

because of just as delayed, just as denied and the that and the end right to enter a portion of toward the, the rabbis agent rubbers were not supporting the story. but they were real is i'm interested in it very clearly. that when you add in, just as the sword will rule. okay. rep, i appreciate your thoughts. we're gonna leave it there right by eric ash. i'm an executive director of the torah of justice. thank you. well as the palestinian death toll tops $9000.00 wounded guidance, particularly children are struggling to receive a critical aid with almost half of the hospitals across guys a now out of service, the families have many wounded children at the hospitals are missing. here's a story of one girl who's being cared for by a displaced man. a

standard dilemma was displaced to, i'll shoot for hospital because our home with shields and people were injured. while we were at el cheapo hospital. this child was also sent there. her parents have not been found. we have been asked to take care of her until she's better with 3 for her quick recovery the 2nd, so i'm going to get a house and we are hoping to locate her family. so they come and take her. she's here with us and we take care of her is if she were a daughter, we are all of our veterans. not only me, but all those around me here. 3 women here wants to take care of the child. why? because where are standing shoulder to shoulder in the lobby charter?

that is why we are all her parents until we find her family. she's safe with us, and all our homes are open to her into a wounded children. russia has loaded 2 lines, was $28.00 tons of humanitarian aid for thousands that says russian president vladimir putin assigned an order for 8 deliveries to be transported through the roof of border crossing. emergency supplies contain medicines and 1st aid kits for the wounded. it's the 2nd cargo of 8 it sent for moscow. is the only option left for locals as the pass through the ross of border crossing to egypt, which is also unsafe. the area around the check point has been rocked by explosions . crossing officials listed those who can flee gaza on friday and includes over $500.00 people out of $7000.00 plans by cairo, including those with dual citizenship. the check point was finally re open on wednesday to allow people with form passports to cross 400 haven't reported. they

already reached egypt. people have to check my concerns over there. thank me. i have an american passports. my daughter has an american sized, but my husband has these papers submitted, which is still didn't get his best, but i'm pregnant. how am i supposed to get out without my husband's? i do to anyone. i want to get out as my husband and my daughter on the, on the we came here several times. the 1st time was in october time. and the diction saw just used to the center after e's real attack throughout the food, a prostate. i called a detection president to allow us to enter each other. we are dying during gaza. i

have 2 daughters in egypt, and i have to go there to live with them. i know a couple american citizens who are waiting for us in the city. after visiting their family in gaza and he has moved to the border several times uh, one of the some of the 1st on the phones in front of them. uh and it was the very destructive bomb and i think the surfaces it was you get this getting away and that's what happened. a, the bombs, again, i'm like the bombs and they have to evacuate their homes. so like every song, you're almost me so sorry. you are direct yourself just for the 1000. i'm going underground. so i have several times the spoke to me or moose, a former secretary general of the league of arab states and former egyptian

minister of foreign affairs. it says is really policy is aimed at preventing the establishment of a palestinian state by emptying the territory of its locals. you can see the full interview starting saturday throughout the day, right here on our t y. do you think egypt doesn't just open up the border, allowing the people of gaza to escape the u. s. and p u bombs, even if obviously that allows israel to take over goes when it has been explained by a general fissions? i'm by uh, what do you think of the comments they show is that this is a and is ready the policy to mtv. oh good by to that is from, it's for the day on it by the see me and have it. and this is a plan do uh, uh, prevent the establishment all paperless, the interstate by just emptying, taking out only about a seeing as,

or most of the better studios. it'd be okay by better. cuz why do you think it is that we saw by you didn't fly into the middle lease, so not from britain sholtes from germany or opposing a ceasefire. and then again at the united nations, we saw the united states saying that must not be a ceasefire. why do you think this thing what they say is the policy of the same folder. so hold to, is there anything out in this old, on other policies and they're going to is i'll be happy to see me. and the question regarding the, so the fact that this is a case of military, okay, should there's really medically occupation was supported by forces that come up any more play, be honest, the real good and good not anymore really contributes to that stablish meant um,

a uh api, so he'd be saying be in the industry in egypt. meanwhile, in tel aviv the families of is rarely hostages, held by her mazda of made a new public appeal for the release of their loved ones. hundreds rallied for the release of hostages chanting, bring them home, according to the idea of some 240 people were kidnapped by hamas on october 7th, in the attacks on the mill, the music festival and the town on the gaza. israel border, i'm off has since afraid of for women, adding they could free some other hostages, who are foreign nationals. relative of one of the hostages remains of hopeful her family will be safe and altogether again, we see the holiday, the a bombing rockets that send down to all the thoughts even to it, to my home, to and then because it was

a in the god that festival you and others. that's what they have for the day. evidence that i get up to, to have all the others, all the people that they'll do who will want to be spotty, to go home and he ran to the road to help him to get up in the road. so they to drive home by the territories to shock on them to consummate imagine what it is, is my job is, is down. she's a to she can sleep at night. she can sleep it. days is father, he's in the cup and there is a children and there is my nephew, and they help and i pray that all of them come back in peace through. so we'll come back home later of hezbollah. her son is raleigh. we'll get his 1st public

statement since israel invaded garza, today's speech and they root is widely anticipated in the islamic world with a large gathering expected in the arabian at capital to ron, or to use. yes, and i can, has more details from the lebanese capital. the main theme of today's speeds will focus heavily around as the hezbollah forces or soldiers that were killed as a result of these clashes between has the law and israel, along 11 on the southern border to the last. as we're averaging it about one militant kills per day and looking at how events have been unfolded in the past couple weeks give or take. the numbers have been rising, the death toes have been rising. and the general anger and the sentiments regarding that had been rising as well. so what we can expect is, of course, for starters us on the, on the will issue statements, essentially condemning israel, referring to them, of course, as the enemy,

as well as its tools. looking at some of the statements coming from his media office and local journalists that are close to the, to the group. they actually actually suggest that in some of the posts, they say that the words will be clear to the enemies and its tools. stop your aggression or else. so the general thing that we can expect, of course, is going to be along the lines of the statements that have been coming out over the course of the past 2 weeks. this will be the 1st televised or live events, but that's not to say that sentiments have not been issued before. and the general assessments that have been issued, as, of course, that they want to israel to stuff is a question in gaza and they want them to put an end to the activities. the military activities may also suggest that this will not be a declaration of war. of course that is definitely on everyone's minds. will hezbollah officially declare war and many suggest that it's going to have been looking at previous statements. we can also safely assume that the general sentiment that will be shared today will be in line with its previous statements, which will be how most will not fall. that is a general sentiment,

but also statements suggesting that at least we're part of the, suggesting how much is in a position that can essentially take on israel, on its own. it has the capabilities and the strength and the numbers. and here's the level not get involved as of yet, so there's a lot that will be discussed. there's a lot on the to well done. but let's not forget that as the line is, will have a history when it comes to going to war and clashing with one another. although the 2 can of course, come head to head and take on one another. it's a matter of, most of the state of living on the people of lebanon that will also pay the toll. the interim government says that they do not have authority over his beloved uh, over inspections and decisions and the decision making process and statements coming out. instead of you suggest that it doesn't matter if they do or do not. the states have live in on the people have lived and i will essentially pay the price. so many of the people that have been on as we speak do not want more. and it seems, at least from some sources close to hezbollah, suggesting that they're not interested in war either. but of course,

that sentiment that focuses around the idea that if israel continues that, it comes to a point where there are just so many red lines across that as well. that does not have any choice but to intervene. that will be something we'll have to look forward to and most likely that they will not be today today. we're focus strongly against condemning the events that have been ongoing southern they've been on, as well as the following fighters that have been killed as a result of these ongoing clashes. all right, let's do it for me for now, but do stay with us. my colleague mike o' clock, she will be in next in about half an hour with much more news by the hello and welcome to the brass stuff. were all things are considered. i'm peter

with bill is real. says it's war, aim is the destruction, and from us is that even realistically possible, does destroying him, us entail the destruction of the palestinian people in gaza. then there's the question of who will rule garza after the war? so many questions without answers. the press talking palestine and joined by my guest lucas gauge and brake. he is a marine veteran author and philosopher in word that we have anthony webb murphy as an independent political commentator. and in london we cross to use a low, he is the palestinian journalist, writer and political analyst from gaza or across socrates and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated. all right, let's go to us the use of in london. um we have had the in the last couple of.