some of the, the disturbing images from northern garza israel, palms 3 hospitals with thousands of civilians with seeking shelter, healing at least 20 also ad. right now there are no cause with this. it's been, this is required here in the south. however, as you can see, things often busy, i don't to, to get the 1st time look into the 2nd to get to the got the on the conditions of patients of being treated. so you may be a welcome to us, can lead us to a somebody and we are dedicates. it's a boosting political and economic cooperation leaders that are also calling for sci fi and gaza. we can them what the gather street space for meal true sold origin of

civilians, violations of international law. by these real to be on the floor. we felt the need to stop the support of the board displacement without the funds that must go down place. prince accusations of causing instability in the country by spreading images of styles of david square feet t online. the woman who taught 10 pm in moscow this friday evening moneys peach of scots and thank you for joining us. it starts off in northern garza with doesn't so being killed and many more in just after is very bones hits. 3 hospitals sheltering thousands of civilians. the following graphic footage, which you may find distressing shows the immediate aftermath of the strike of i'll see if a host the. 7 the

splits the largest hospital in gaza and its been bummed, 5 times since thursday nights. according to the enclaves health administrator. most patrol has taken in schools of civilians with many living tents, nearby area, the idea of older people to evacuate. the area for medics decided to stay saying that it's impossible to relocate every once again a quick morning. there are more disturbing images coming up now through some scenes from the make shift lobby a the l. c. for hospital many displays published in your families with children with thing that the moment of the attack. oh, so i know that goes to the indonesian hospice and it's also being bombed by the idea of the 11 is ready miss south of london in the vicinity coming of the 20 people and wounding many more the following thoughts each from inside. the facilitate shows, the moment those

uh so you don't have that voltage just at the moment, but thousands of palestinians fed guys and 50 on friday. officials say they want to send you that's all has now suppose 11000 people with over 27 found it wounded guys, misleading. so there's no way we have been under bombardment for 35 days. shows entangled from the land, see an error, everything you can imagine. we are civilians sitting in our home and i saw we wake up to the sounds of the shelves exploding above our heads. israel said to go to the states centers, we went to the u. m. shelter us was that they fired shell, a set of 10 people were killed not including the, by the end of the 1st, the guy instead of the same as the center. while i'm done with the heat as much as 60 they were body parts. and then the live on the roll and we'll see by shop now in design. so yeah, i spoke with

a canadian published and you enjoy list month. so schuman and generally times of children who gave us more details on the situation in southern gaza. situation in the north and goes to serve as a very difficult on it's very hard to explain. i was just gonna say it's a huge mistake and disaster. 100 percent people are they cannot find water to drink and they cannot find food and they are in very high risk over there. due to the air strikes every single minute. on the north, the garbage turn. i forced to go back to the north and go this trip because my parents are located there and i have old parents, my my, my father is suffering from dialysis. and to do that, the treatments are on the opposite of the under lesion hospital, where there is a hospital, there's a special hospital gift of treatment for these uh, those people who are suffering from dialysis. i went there and uh since day one i

was try my best to find a car to get my family to the south where the, where he can find a good treatment and to the i'd, he don't put his life in risk. i start looking at it in find a car and we have no internet over there. no electricity. i cannot charge my phone if we find an electricity, uh and, and, and one of the, our neighbors. you will find a thousands of people try asking this neighbor to charge their phones. and this is very difficult. and then after 5 days, i know i'm talking about today. i find a car. i find a car and a be too much money to drive or to get me at area code door law. the area i take my family,

i prepare myself and we not allow here that we're not allowed to take back with us . so we put our clothes on our stuff and plastic bags and we start our journey. it was very tough journey on the way we was praying that we don't get any uh uh theres track next to us or anyone. oh my family members get here. so i went there and i reached that area called dollar, and from there we cannot find a car of course. and then we use a horse. yeah, yeah, a right next to that is where it is times the lives next to the he's where he lives. a soldiers, i'm that during the started we started, thousands of people was walking. i walk me, my father and my mom and my nephew walking and thousands of people with us,

of course. and the soldiers was very close to us. and there's thousands of times over there and they start asking some of the civilians to use. you have the red t shirt come over here. and then they start asking them questions and they ask women to raise up their, their hands. and then i was very scared if they called me. yeah, of course i don't know. i was going to happen to have then uh they start sinking, the soldier there. they start seeing they start saying sinking. they're trying to make fun of the civilians. getting displaced from their houses, receive many people suffering from diseases of my 5 that one of them suffering from viruses on my mama, she's 65 years old and she come up well. and then we walk very

long walks, it was very, it was a very low more than 8 kilometers. it was very, very dangerous. i was very scary because we see casualties. all the side of the roads see did bodies around us. how do you start watching? what was great interest and then we arrived an area called a page. before the outrage. come, we sit down because my something my, my father and my mom they cannot walk. i was pushing my family of my for my father, but my mom she cannot. well, we sit down for a bit, we will take some risk to, to continue our, our strengths, our so and then for the tax, they bombed the, the civilians, the, they bought them and re witless, that there's thousands of injuries on some of the casualties costs to the air

strike, i don't know was where huge explosion next to us and then they say they make invest because do i make the people speed up a fleet to the, to the south us killing us like a killed the terrifying or to deal opposite sounds like it's terrifying the whole deal, but how did you money students to get your money to get to safety eventually? is that right? yeah, i'll talk about it. right. so i said my family to our office to the next to it off border. made aware, my brother on my own can located, they have a good place and there is in the hospital where my father can get his treatment there. and then i come over here at a loss of the hospital with many a generalist working here. and we have internet,

i start working in the past 5 days, i kind of work, i get off report, anything i was covering, and filming everything around, at least in the north, back on that side of the anything. so i came here, i said, my family to a safe place, i feel safe here. i cannot hear that sound of danger, like the doors below. and it was very dangerous because just yesterday that the air strikes didn't stop for maybe 2 minutes, 2 minutes and it looks like it's, it's very long because it's very heavy airstrikes next to the other agent. husband, i stay next lot not far away from the nation. hospital and the it was very scary. i was very scared how i decided to pay anything to any driver to. so we took us out of a trip down to the way we have each a saw of a south. it was terrifying. i went, i would never forget it,

it was heart breaking to see people, children's crying people suffering from disease. apparently, we can only imagine women's children suffer and we can only imagine homes and thank you so much for showing such a personal on what and traumatic story with us. if you want to and you with your family, we certainly hope you've, you've all reached safety and we're just going to move on to month. so now just to our left to your rights and hope that he can tell us about the current situation, the moments. so if you could pass the microphone said month, so that'd be great. thank you, i'm sure sure, sure. thank you. months, months so yes, we just wondered if you could tell us a bit about the situation that is currently happening around the way you all know. yes. definitely,

um the goal there was an ad like in the us killing 8 civilians and the engineering dozens. as you heard of our calling here, thousands continue to migrate from the north to the south to a very, very dangerous route. right now the capacity here in, in, had inside eunice in law sort of hospital i think has at least doubled from 101215002 at least 255-0000 of given that number of people have come here, fling away for the, for the life for what is happening right now. the main news from the city like now is as you heard, the strikes on the just because the is really a defense forces are recognizing these symbolic targets that if they take over, they can consider that they can see of some kind of symbolic victory. hence, they are continuously targeting them. i'm trying to reach them airily up to date.

there is there any defense forces also announced the beginning of the highest branch of a set of pity. now the leader of the attack on because the city, he is a couple minutes together with his secretary to this is and this is, this is a little bit of what is happening right now. and we just had our colleague here, we are hitting dozens of stories like is it is hard, it's making, it seems we ought to be thinking what happens in 19481967. earlier today. we visited northside hospital here in con eunice, south of us the uh to get some more information to provide the audience some details about what is going on there. and then a few g status and how things are working is all i see you. please see this report . thank you. we are here today. 55 days into the war against the filming from fine eunice, south of the split. as you can see here,

we are in all sort of hospital. this is the 2nd largest medical complex in the script. and the center of the hospital for the midland. and so the agent here that will go inside and have a look at the activities here. thank god, right now, there are no cars with these. it's been actively quieted in the south. however, as you can see, things i've been busy, i don't hear people here at all working 247 sleeping in the hospital trying to keep up with the number of patients that keep coming in. please remember that they are not all the 3 things that even of can you in this order of the 3 thing. also one over 1000000 people who have been displaced from the north was come here. we are now in the 2nd floor of the and also the

hospital. normally this is an area that is accepting in patients with is an area where the x ray is done. it is an area where the treatments are done. it's also a waiting area for people. however, now it has over 15000 refugees mohammed up till while he was in a gyptian search and he's treated wounded palestinians that were evacuated, says it's even he was shots by some of the heretic injuries. one of the biggest challenges we face though is the timing of, of these injuries. so a named promo surgery on our specialty, which is dealing was award injuries on liberty construction. we prefer to intervene or use the moment disease drawers uh bit results for the use in your cases, most of the cases of them are injured mostly on subjects to merkel does too much. so is there was a time lapse like one months. okay. and most of them have got

a lot of injuries on the bones and infected rooms. and these may so is a treatment on dealing with these cases is more um, more difficult orders. the cases of them was next was no exception. has a lot of terms uh over the bump is uh is some of them is more like 20 percent. so some of the more more than 60 percent and the menus the patients have worked on one of the most. so maybe like i feel like 2 or 3 cases was only one of them on tables. 3 of them scripts or funny. so the injuries are the highest, the scales of injuries of these kind. and what makes the so is it probably a more complicated you said those, these patients didn't have a nutrition didn't have a cell from other non emergency or so you have a lot of moves that are infected and seeing where they need a lot of uh,

interventions to a 2 mothers soon to be a bit different presidents has met with the may of cuts off to discuss the conflicts as well as the possibility of a ceasefire. both countries have severely condemned the balance on health code for the delivery of humanitarian aid. i'm sorry, baby is conference and i've been so i'm on his also called for an end to the war and gaza on the quotes or forced displacements of palestinians. that's in the statements he made during the saudi african summit to india. when is nadine, we can them what the gather, struby spacing from military sold and charging of civilians, violations of international law by these real activation authorities. but we stress the need to stop this war and the force displacement of without seeing, it's just a quadratic so that so do you agreed? yes. is that to be bringing somebody and gather? what is it this weekend is indeed to drive towards peaceful resolution. often you can speak to the others in the other hand,

see that's what they are looking at. what need is, who proposed to quickly bring an end to, to the unfolding to me, to read in protests, to feature in the guys that including those the applicant lead is a set, a seen fit to put in as a solid object inside. yeah, we can continue to the table, it is the opening of the solid d. i'm asked to can submit the simple applicant, presidents. i take 2 costs, and once again, a success has become a competing the re not the middle east. solve your rebates phones. it's focused to the continent, developing ties with a number of applicants chase and both that you kind of make add um security level, which is saudi africa, some which is expected to deal with development issues. the key among those issues is of course, education, health investment, to many tearing assistance and economy development with getting to the african continent. the ask because saudi arabia, some of it starting today, has been maintained. it's to enable her yet to promote its agenda for the african

continent and when some of those african leaders over. but apart from the summer, visit emergency meeting held by the arab need. and exploits. say that to the back to back meetings and gatherings that's taking place this weekend could signal the start of a higher profile. diplomatic push with saudi arabia, taking advantage of its position as the champion in the middle east or full of the policy that people, in fact to, let's, yes, what would be out of the cost to save up all of this in so many tutoring sources are not at the core of the arrow position for the arrow position demands a complete ceasefire. submitted to the interest has r n a. d a that some people talk about to try to deal with the deteriorating submitted children situation due to the war and is really aggression. the arrow position is clearly and explicitly based on an immediate cease fire. indeed to those we can is expected to demolish a ceasefire. it is expected to go to the table, a lot of things for the african continent as well. and especially as africans as

out of countries, still continue to supply the appeal as well to the united states to push the east well, to implement an immediate cease by does that or risk separately? i think the secrete to off the entire middle east. of course, the most of those 2 eclipse will include the african countries and applicants new design, and will be standing by tipping to move on guides. meanwhile, israel has said that those 2 films, the october, the 7th attacks, will face the same consequences as the how must minutes since you're tired. the mounts these rules, internal security agency, announced that they will eliminate all participants of the sober severance massacre . the photo journalist who took part in recording the sold will be added to that least. israel is alleging that journalist from reuters a p, c and, and, and the new york times had ties to a mosque and accuse them of being in the service of mos. in fact, the prime minister's office went as far as to say that they were complicit in

crimes against humanity. now for contacts is all began when the is really media watched. i was honest reporting accused of a freelance journalist of, uh, the reporters that were working with these outlets of actually having had prior knowledge of how mazda is a tap on october 7th. this has led to many questioning israel's motives and the public didn't seem to buy israel's accusation. so let's have a listen. killing journalist, why is he's real trying to hide something. every tyran playbook has been quoted. the 1st is of like they say, i never imagined witnessing an explicit threat against the lives of photo journalists, any other country would be considered a terrorist if they said something similar. so the public didn't react timely to the statements because it makes as real look as if they're targeting journalist for political reasons. and it doesn't make them look in a positive way, especially since they are receiving many accusations from other reporters,

as well as the activist. how's that be that a has to be done in any reaction from the media outlets themselves? i mean, these are highly respected media outlets as much as any of or the right. right. so he, as he mentioned, this is mainstream media outlets. archie has reached out to the new york times, reuters and the committee to protect journalists and has not received a response on this particular tweet from uh, dan. in earlier these outlets did clarify and did deny all the claims of having any sort of ties or prior knowledge to the october 7th tomas attacks were there is categorically denies that it had prior knowledge of the attack. reuters acquired photographs from to gaza based freelance photographers with whom it did not have a prior relationship. we're no longer working with hassan sly, a, who had been an occasional freelancer for a p and other international news organizations in gas a. the advocacy group on this reporting has made vague allegations about several

freelance photo journalist working. you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was hassan his lie and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel, on october 7th. and israel claim that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection uh for doing his reports. he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were or to be fired as well. because it is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, actually he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also at those that sentiments saying that as of november 9th,

at least 39 journalists have been filled. $34.00 of them being policy in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is why, why is israel targeting journalist? what do they have to gain? are they afraid of these journalists? i'm covering something lately. we have seen the p r war shift a little bit in terms of not really favoring israel. we have seen mass protests all over the world in support of palestine. hundreds of thousands in dc, many more around europe and other parts of the west. and so now that there are more reports emerging on october 7th, many of these are claiming that israel's narrative has a lot of holes in it. we don't know as of yet, but uh some are accusing israel of committing more crimes. we will see what happens when the smoke clears, but for now these opinions do not appear to be going in israel's favor with human rights. it's only done colleagues says the journalist lives are in danger and gaza as of those of the families. obviously it means that they are targets,

they are considered military targets, and their families have been killed. by the way, the number of families of journalists had been targeted by israel and seemingly because they were the family of journals. i know one journalist who's lost 20 members of this family in gods. so this, i mean it is a very dangerous thing to be a journalist and god, i don't see the leadership in israel right now is being reasonable or rational. they are lashing out in a way again that, that we've never seen, certainly in my lifetime. sadly, they're able to do it because countries like the united states are giving the car watch to do it. but they are not thinking like rational actors, and it is hurting them. and it is, it is really tearing the part is really society's well versa has denied frances obligations didn't play the role in spreading online photos of the stall as david

graffiti, the symbols that's i've been seeing a lot of parse office eve by some sometimes is onto symmetric, this is just an attempt to come up with some kind of a story that someone in particular russia is hiding behind a massive growth of the end of the med, expensive as the nuclear solder rubbish. and just was pulling and dignified to contribute to reach them often dies deeper into the story for us to an estimated $250.00 stars of david. really a whole galaxy have been report we spray painted onto buildings in paris and to mount opens. have been arrested for it and are now facing deportation from france. and there's talked about phone contact between them. and another couple who allegedly also did the same thing before leaving for us. all of which has investigators looking into the possibility of a foreign connection. so lots of questions, but no real answers yet investigating say they don't even know if they can say whether the graffiti is even anti semitic. at this point, the brainiacs are apparently debating whether

a blue star of david has the same meaning as a yellow star. which sounds like something better suited to a cafe peter's a fake in downtown paris, rather than a court room. so investigators are in this sort of fog right now, not knowing what to make of it all, which means that it's prime time for anyone with an agenda to jump right in and explain the situation before they lose the opportunity to do so. to actual facts and evidence, the french government, the foreign affairs and industry is getting some russia bashing in citing an online network called reliable news described as russian by the ministry and picked up by frances digital watch dog vc number. the government is accusing it of posting tagging and boosting content on social media about the graffiti with what the word is. claim is a 1000 and twitter box all in a single day. last monday, the separation of fresh and digital interference against friends testifies to the persistence of an opportunistic and a responsible strategy aimed at exploding international prices to sol, confusion,

and pretensions in the public debate in france. and then you mean, well, there's so much attention on this particular case that you never know that there's been $857.00 anti semitic incidents in total and counting since october 7. that's referring to the french interior ministry. russia obviously didn't do all of those . and it's not like it was as russia that told both muslims and used to just make themselves at home in france and then adopted a totally unbalanced approach to the israel gas and conflict, which initially minimized concern for policy being civilians and setting off of c nami of outraged, frank screwed up and now has the foreign affairs ministry. so francis p r department on the world stage, trying to redirect the focus on to russia to deflect from francis on typical brand of incompetence and policy failures. and the french government was literally just

doing the exact same thing with bed bugs, claiming the problem which has plague, paris, and has been documented by politicians for years now is russia's fault because people were pointing and laughing at social media posts about how the parents olympics math, so i maybe needs to be switched to a bed bug, and rat. even the french political class understands the anti semitism isn't a russian issue, but rather a wide spread homegrown french problem. it would be our country's torn apart by the greatest wave of anti semitism that who has experienced since the 2nd world war. there's also a ton of drama right now over an anti semitism rally set for this weekend by the way. with some politicians arguing that nothing happens right wing national riley party has no business being there. because her father, who founded the parties precursor of the phone, as soon as i was convicted of anti semitic hate speech before russia came along as

escape go, it was john the pen. we never spent a day in power, who is conveniently blamed by the french establishment for the social ills caused by their own screw ups. and just before we go, we're going to leave you with some pictures now of garza and uh were recently um, some significant use of flesh above the 3rd. so you can see them head lighting up the night. sky would not you seen any real kids? the types as of yet though, and there's no information on the possible targets or any casualties from this particular round of strikes. but one can only imagine that yet. another tense and sleepless nights awaits any civilians still in the area will give you all the latest updates on this latest round of us. and when we get the plus whole.