in the garage of is rarely missile strikes the district housing, the indonesian hospital in northern dasa, a local journalist saw the mass bombardment firsthand the trip. right now. it's very, have the at least 18 palestinians are killed. and the idea parade said to be the deadliest

in the west bank. 2005 israel agrees to daily for our humanitarian deposit to allow aid into parts of northern danza and the evacuation of civilians. and the protest them as red turned violent as the spanish government offers an amnesty deal to cadillac to separate us. the you are watching our 2 international live from moscow. i'm rachel ruble. to begin with northern gaza. where is riley muscles have struck the district where hospitals sheltering thousands of injured and display civilians are located. the massive blasts can be

seen in the footage close to the indonesian hospital while there are no reports of casualties confirmed so far. idea of the attacks have killed over 10800 people, an injured 27000 more since the start of the war. guys, the base of journalist homes echelon, was close to the hospital and saw the bombardments, he was not hurt. and the attack of the

tech to the north end of this trip right now. it's very heavy. everywhere this mills, they're walking. it's dangerous. the, as you can hear, the children in the neighborhood are crying. this is not this is it's a genocide. the, those inside the hospitals felt the vibrations caused by the blast as people sled desperately to escape the danger footage that showed the roof of the facility shaking under the strikes. israel justified the attacks by climbing her mas has tunnels under the building,

the n g o. that funds the facility as well as the indonesian government dismissed those claims the another hospital in gaza. l a c for hospital was struck by is rarely missiles. a number of people near the facility were wounded in the yard were refugees, and patients were sheltering. according to reports, 6 people were killed in the strike. 6 c and in the central dies the 12 people including women and children, had been killed and dozens more wounded. the is really defense forces it several residential buildings in gaza outside the evacuation zone. according to the palestinian interior ministry, the wounded have been taken to ox a hospital. rescuers are at the scene searching for survivors.

in an attempt to escape the relentless strikes, palestinians are fleeing itself to find shelter, only to find themselves facing more danger. as israel strikes the cities upon eunice and rafa. and this footage from allison for a camp in rough as soon as the aftermath of the latest is rarely strikes with buildings destroyed and dozens buried under rubble, emergency services and volunteers are trying to rescue those crafts and recover any bodies in the city of con eunice for mosques have been destroyed, in total $59.00 mosques were reduced to rubble with hundreds more damage than guys since the war began over a month ago. canadian palestinian journalist months are schumann has more details and the city was struck several times today leaving separate and casualties. our bit of the biggest must have had happened even further south from san eunice in the

city of drop off. uh, there are old but 57. we have been killed from 2 families in 2 separate sites a different day cuz the most it has designated with thousands of all the inputs. uh, the mean you as well, i need a quote from you from knoxville with an inside unit. as you can see behind me, this is the incidence of its most sort a few these lots of media people are working here. however, the main use is it has the city and the city, the 3 major hospitals, steps are being bombarded in their facilities. is there any of these are fine to make a full i just don't like to drive the 9th invasion, but a quote, a symbolic victories against the fed as being that assistance by taking over a ship, a hospital and also impulse with them. and on page hospital, this is just this, i mean this is eating a lot of casualties on the way and the is the way these are driving the tax laws that are most of those areas. some have managed to fully garza via the roof of

border crossing and were taken to egyptian hospitals, a local search and retreated. palestinians evacuated from the wars and says he was shocked by the injuries he saw. the casualties include the seats. that actually is the 18th and to the sunday morning deal with mostly women and the children and young adults and older people. and this is, these patients were doesn't look like fight those women and 2 different fighters. the injuries were reading duties and included is fine injuries. the injuries precious of the busy modes of leaving pressures. open fishes exposed was less the less of the skin and the streams as was very vague.

as of the, what was the ones they have one of the patients had there's a over the, the was difference is different degrees of dips and the extent of 13000000 facilities actually is on just to fight under any circumstances. instead of being a safe place, the being at the lease, we're not paying for the with the bombarded the entrance of the house to an inside lost and lost. it was attached to the times as mentioned by the police to unions, which is opposite to a to the white house says israel has agreed to daily for our humanitarian positives in parts of northern gaza, starting on thursday as well. has also agreed to open a 2nd cord or for civilians to evacuate. we've been told by the israelis that there

will be no military operations in these areas over the duration of the pause. and that this process is starting today. now is rebel whole daily for our human, it's her in pauses in several areas altogether. street starting says they were in which they will be notified to know as tribes no classes with the army. the white house added though, they cannot say now for how long this will be the last thing, but still plus to humanitarian. corey doors are open in the guys trees that will allow civilians to lead combat areas. it's might also potentially allow the safe passage of the hostages, as you remember, more than $200.00 forty's, railways, and foreign nationals from around 40 countries are held now by him us and palestinian islamic jihad militants inside the guys history. so it is also a good potential possibility for them to freely be released. we submitted our institution on the ground has been very bad and has been to 08 and recently due to

dramatic shortage of water, food, medical supplies. so we might see the improvements in this area as well. the white house consider is held this an important step, but continues opposing the ceasefire. they were numerous calls for a truce, as you remember, and a form of statements, condemnation, even un resolutions, a number of that. but nothing have worked so far because of the u. s. position was too early to talk about complete sci fi right now, applause. this is not what we have been hearing from these really leadership, political, and military. the only have been rates are 18 of that to a long and hard war is a, had a news ceasefire before the hostages free. and this is what these really prime minister read to read it again off of the white house announcements. let's take a listen. i would like to set aside all kinds of false rumors that we are hearing

from all sorts of directions and re clarify. one thing. there will be no cease fire without the release of our hostages. everything else is false. again, it's not a ceasefire, but it's really made clear and it was not ready for any tours including too many terry. so what we see happening now somewhat contradicts to what israel was preparing the public for a hand. it changed, obviously, due to pressure from washington, but it seems a lot to comes to humanitarian throughs for now. that's the american approach that one in the westbank palestinians. and they is really army, have engaged in the list of confrontations since 2005, with 18 palestinians were quarterly killed during idea freights. the palestinian paramedics were recorded, they targeted during the raid and i witness has claimed is rarely drones attacked,

refugee camps. the idea of claims they carried out strikes against palestinians who were shooting at his relay horses during the classes. they also said dozens of makeshift farms hidden in refugee camps were destroyed. for protesters took to the streets of new york and demanding international action in support of palestine. our correspondent kayla mouth and reports from the state of the interest. so we're here in front of new york city's public library on 5th avenue in manhattan. and as you can see, thousands of people are gathered to call out the as railey bombing of garza, and to express their support for the palestinian people. now the crowds here that have assembled are particularly noteworthy. as the local politicians have largely condemned these protests, they've labeled them anti semitic. they've labeled them in support of terrorism. there's been condemnation, even from last spring, figures like alexandria kazi,

of course, has. but as you can see, that has not deterred the crowds vine me. thousands of thousands of people continue to come out to support the palestinians. we just had a conversation with some of them. here's what some of the protesters here had to say to us about why they are here. despite the local politicians calling on them not to march in the streets, we demand an immediate cease fire. we will not be complicit to collect the punishment in genocide attacks pairs as us families. we know gods as the population is 49 percent under the age of 18. so as youth workers, we have a moral obligation to protect the young people of the world. today we simply need to stop the slaughter that and begin to talk to each other to communities need to begin to talk to each other. because this is a question of humanity. none of us, at least my generation, we didn't expect to see genocidal slaughter to this degree and to have it supported and paid for it. yeah, we'd love to have that for nathan free because this is genocide going on over

a decade. in that case, every day. the said i know it more issue with the signer. israel will be conducting for our pause. it is that it's a tax on gaza and this was negotiated with the white house. however, this proud of yours says they want a ceasefire. now they want an end of us taxpayer money going to support israel. and on top of that, they would like to see israel grant rights to the palestinian people. and as you can see, there are thousands of thousands of people and they have now taken to the streets. we are here marching through the streets of new york city, a lot of younger folks here as well as some older. so using the activist baptist ballast gain, americans, muslims, jews standing in solidarity with the palestinian very diverse group of people here in the streets of new york city. marching down 5th avenue to stand with the palestinians of the process is winding down at the headquarters of the new york times a widely rad media outlet. in the united states, the protesters are calling out to new york times were having blood on its hands for

having biased coverage. covering up is really atrocities. now it appears there is a police car in the area that's been spray painted a little bit. and it says uh, it says pre gaza on the the, the police car uh other than that, the crowd is dispersing. now, briefly there was a group of people that did enter the new york times building. they have a lab. so it's been quite a rally. thousands of people coming out to call out israel for its atrocities, against the palestinians. call for a ceasefire. call out us taxpayer money for continuing to fund is rarely crimes. with the potential for a cease fire and gaza rest entirely in the hands of the united states, as, according to her mazda officials, the ceasefire depends on the united states. the us supports israel. most of all americans rooms are in the skies over, guys. are there warships are off the police doing him coast america supplies both weapons and money. it also creates a political cover for the ongoing process. whole countries of the region are under pressure to save his ro, therefore the ceasefire depends on the united states. if the us administration

wanted to cease fire, it would have already been achieved. however, war mongering rhetoric remains essential among some american officials. at least that's what we saw during the latest us republican presidential debate when the issue of the israel, a palestinian conflict, came up as president of the united states. what would you be urging is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do at this moment? and what are the status i would be telling be, be, finish the job once and for all with these, for sure. the 1st thing i said to him when it happened was, i said, finished and finished, then i would tell him to smoke those terrorists on this southern border. and then i'll tell him as present united states always smoke in the terrace on our southern border. if you want to stop so 40 plus attacks on military personnel in the middle east, you have to strike in iran. these statements confirm that both the republicans and as we already know, the democrats with uh,

bind statement is in grace of that to yahoo. lincoln's rushed visits, their line with each other, both of them to show how utterly ruthless they are against a small, totally encircled population. where the casualties are a majority, children and women. the united nations have been more than 77 resolutions condemning scientists, brutality, vicious attacks. as genocide as for crimes, demanding that it stop. when you look over the years and again and again, it's the us that is always, always, always folded a gets any humanitarian resolution whatsoever to do with the palestinian people. there's no possibility of the us ever holding israel accountable for its crimes. it not only doesn't hold them accountable it funds, and that is because uh,

this is 01 strategic outline their one what they called in unsinkable aircraft carrier. and it's a deep de division among themselves and now absolutely in terms of the palestinian resistance, which has every right to resist or take correspondence. ask at taylor investigates the underlying reasons behind americans back in of israel and ukraine. it was and crossed carriers intelligence, an iron dome, into septa's. what is for our wants the us dips because it's hot bleeds for the jewish homeland. well, history has shown that no strings attached to r t isn't really in the american pay book. quick pro is more washington style use real. just the reason it's critical is because simple work for us and committees. it's almost like an aircraft carrier in the middle east of israel is our and fast or our presence,

our be jet of amenities and it gives us it gives us ears and eyes. and if it is, it gives us intelligence, gives us the capacity to do the influence affairs. if it gives a real disappeared, russia, china would be controlling, and that is, and they control 90 percent of the world's oil supply. and that would be cataclysmic, or us action was incurred tools, and it will cut us down to stone, a failure storage allies, soule, to radia, friends with disease. nemesis, iran, again we as abu dhabi, cairo members of bricks. the u. s. must realize that it's stall is waning in the arabian skies. so losing is relative proxy in the region, not an option to be but simply to valuable assets and pay to good for business to look at how rates do on in general dynamics. stocks have searched in recent weeks. it's been the best pay day since the ukraine will broke out. and all the booming of

costs, which promised a bottomless pits a $1000000.00 contracts. oh, you thought it was a little because the hot blood for the ukrainian people, every dollar we have such a ukraine has been a good dollar spent the highest return on investment for national security dollars in my entire life park. now. yes, and we will be in the residence or that this morning at the united states, a jew crane and her people so that we can cite russia over there. and we don't have to fight russia here. when you spend 5 percent of your annual panic on budget supporting ukraine, and they have degraded 50 percent of the russian military hardware, that that's a pretty good investment. such a good investment. the board's jump thing was dispatched back in the day to stop any talk of peace, but to keep that money top flowing, 20 months on the right things on the war. the functions were passed, nato didn't step down. the russians on ukrainian summit trees also bought flowing.

i suppose the landscape well like us allies of the poss, he's being hung out to dry, but that probably won't stop by and then po, from feasting a few queens quotes. it may be of your credit as choice whether they allow the p r c to be part of the construction ever, but it's our choice with regard to us as benefiting beijing. do you think we should condition us age, prevent us tax dollars from supporting p. r. c owned or controlled entities from providing the reconstruction of senator we do. that's why it's so important to have the supplemental so that we remain in the game and can set the conditions that make it impossible for a pick illegitimate contractors like the chinese to enter. so washington withdrawal to condemn ukrainians to life among ruins and deprived them of aid. also that the chinese will get through the gates. how tab by using tap slides on tests and

dispatch, that's washington's domain. and front black rubble ready as grand plans of its own . i know p o c official is going to tonight. it's billions. in the meantime, even with people dying daily, the us just caught tickets habit as the united states follows, he demonic and militaristic policies throughout the country. some more than 240 years of history, only 16 years were without war. for when he was president jimmy carter candidly refer to the united states as the most war, like nation in the history of the world. southern tests and despite has become so institutional in america that it brings you a metal, not a court martial. the biggest problem with our political media culture is that there is no accountability. those are the people standing up and saying, anyone opposed to our wars are unpatriotic, they're on the other side. and none of those people ever pay the price for what they did. line the country and to the weren't a rock destroying a country of 26000000 people that gave rise to ice as they in fact all got promoted

to the last vaults and the baby to the last ukrainian soldier. hundreds of thousands of people stripped over future because will mon going politician some business man continents the way still want to get a bit more bang for that box on some day. maybe a promotion to with j. 7 nations are calling for a humanitarian pause to be agreed in gaza mirroring the demands that made by several us officials. we suppose unitarian poses inquiry there is to facilitate urgently needed assistance, civilian movement and the release of hostages. we believe that each of these efforts would be facilitated by humana training pauses by arrangements on the ground to increase security for civilians and permit the more effective and sustained delivery. the amount of training assistance much needed at states fire and gaza was not mentioned. and the joint statement issued by the group following

a meeting in japan, the nations dismissed the v as really strikes on dogs and civilians and children, but criticized from us. let's just by growing calls from the majority of the international community, including the un to completely stop hostilities in the region of the. all right, let's discuss this with senior fellow of the tie hood institute founder and chairman of china cities, bluebook consulting einer tank. and i never agreed to have you on with us there's, there's a piece of the statement highlight anything new, or is this just a repetition of washington's remarks? well, it seems to be very much in line with what washington has been proposing. but keep in mind, if you start looking at the you, when the u. s. is increasingly isolated, even though the g 7 was willing to go along with this joint communicate, which was full of the standard rhetoric, right? no mention about all the depths happening and gaza. the fact is on the, in actually in the you, when the us is completely isolated, they had recently had

a boat on, on this issue. and it was us and 6 allies voting against 157 countries. voting for with 11 of the sentence. and this is being repeated on a almost weekly basis. the u. s. is failing to may traction. it's losing international support, as well as domestic support. so i would expect that there will be some changes binders always looking at the political wind, and the wind is now blowing against the administration. so why hasn't the block mentioned a cease fire at this point? and given the dire situation in the region to well, israel refuses to even think about it. they gave a 4 hour pause for humanitarian, but it's, it's very restrictive. you know, it's rich. i, i don't know how to say this. you have the most densely populated area of, of the world and you cut it in half and you say these people should go where you

bomb their houses. they can never go back there. there's, it's just rubble. and they're continuing to bomb the areas where they've told the civilians to go without letting anybody out. this is insane. there has to be a ceasefire. the u. s. will not contradict of israel possibly because they fear retribution from is really interested in the united states, but for whatever reason they're going against any notion of humanity. yeah, it really is remarkable in or whatever it was, the d 7 plane globally right now. what names is it trying to achieve as well that it's doesn't really matter what it's trying to achieve. it is become an essence to obviously remember the g 7 was per uh, was pushed aside by the g 20. when the heavy work came out, during the us led financial crisis, created a financial crisis in 2008 in 2009. and now the g 20 has basically faded away,

unable to deal with the debt to climate issues, conflict, etc. that's out there. so you're seeing a successive number of, of western generated in groups g 7, g, 20 failing. while you see uh, you know, bricks and bricks plus of forging ahead. more countries want to join it. it's a symbol that there's a new order or a multiply a lateral order that is emerging and is not satisfied with the kind of um, hip hop proceed that's been pushed and their voice by the nightstands. yeah, i know you mentioned that political wins that's changing in the us. do you expect western rhetoric and for the middle eastern conflict in israel to change in the near future? i mean, keeping in mind that we do have a presidential election coming up pretty soon. i, or do i mean right now, it's not, not the wildly significant but most on boats are 1 point, one percent of the population, but they tend to cluster in states and given how close so many states are,

you know, it can be a few 1000 votes they could swing a number of votes. also young people are coming out people from across the nation. you know, almost the vast majority do not favor the bombing of children and women and their, and their death and destruction. so at this point, you know, he's the biden is trying to figure a way out. let's see what happens at the summit between she and biden. i definitely know that the u. s. is looking for china to buy more of its bonds because no one seems to want them and they're issuing a lot more than usual to support their debt. but it'll also be looking for some sort of cover trying desperately to see if china will configure out what the buy new ministration count. and that is how to get itself out of the corner is painted itself into uh, in a gaza. all right, we'll leave it there for now and our tank and senior fellow of times the institute

founder and chairman of china cities, blue book consulting, great to have you on, as always, thank you. the violence corrupted in the streets of the spanish capital on a 4th consecutive day of protest outside the ruling parties. headquarters with thousands voicing anger at the government's plan to offer an amnesty to cadillac and separate us the protesters that threw rocks bottles and slayers that police who responded with rubber bullets and tear gas vehicles were set on fire with dozens of demonstrators and police officers injured processors say they have no other choice but to rally as their government to be trade them. so it allows you to know the government has decided to forgive the crimes of delinquents who wanted to break up spain because

they wanted 7 votes for a legislature which they don't know how long will last. and i said like, you know how, with off a lot of the honesty wasn't voted for in the elections. solely, many of the socialist voters had been deceived, known as the spanish people, if they wanted independence for catalonia and as we don't want it, we also feel deceived. the uganda hasn't criticized us move to ban it and other african states from accessing a terror free trade program saying the decision was made to punish countries that resist western values. and again, and officials of the program has been misused to further washington's agenda. the african growth, an opportunity to acs program was not established as a stick to be the popular. so for african countries who bolts in a way that offends the social sensibilities of the developed west. yes, this is how it is being use now. well the media where they say that the program is used by the united states of a.