[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the civilians in gaza, cities, the biggest hospital are reportedly under seas as fighting between isabel and the mos in circles. the facilities also have the israel bombs. the 3 hospitals in northern does it worth? thousands of civilians were seeking shelter,

killing at least 20 and in the south of the enclave. thank god right now. there are no casualties. it's been actively quieted in the south. however, as you can see, things i've been busy, i don't t r t these firsthand the dire conditions inside garza is the 2nd largest hospital the and saudi arabia. welcome to african leaders to a summit dedicated to this think political and economic cooperation with the officials repeating calls for a 6 fire in gaza. with nadine, quick, and then with the gather, struby spacing from beatrice, sold charging of civilians, the violations of international law. by these really patient authorities restricts the need to stop this war, and the 4th displacement palsied the . i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we're covering the top stories from around the world's does have

faced a new round of heavy shelling by the israeli defense forces friday night with the outskirts of el cheapo hospital and all shante refugee camp coming under fire. according to palestine in media. the aisle seat is guys the city's largest hospital and according to reports is currently caught in the middle of fighting between israel and hum us. the facility has taken in thousands of civilians with many living in tens nearby. we heard from a guy as a base, the journalist who brought us the latest developments over the past few hours. the situation in gaza is getting ready to go with his really army tanks have being reportedly open to heavy fire around the chief hospital of the guys

a city which is well, has previously warned against to what that is really officials say the to mass is hiding that she falls with dell, with total disregard to caused by the international community as appeals to adverse to human casualties. allows chief office because where hundreds or maybe so if you're thousands of people and george and others, patients are being treated under very intense situation in critical situation with electricity cut off and power outages actually fuel lacking because supply is lacking. and as well as the presence of many thousands of people displaced from the guards as neighborhoods, those hours report hospital, the situation is getting very tense for the moment and the gas as tread,

as well as i said, advancing its tax, rolling its tags on to the visit and the 2 of us sent it to you to hospital me or to out of see if i was gonna tell the service. but of the atlanta tc hospital which are about 1000 meters away from us. you powers without it. so in the house, if the guys are sitting well, this comes after the yard of the l. c. for hospital is hit by in is really strikes thursday nights the following graphic footage, which you may find distressing shows the shocking seems from the makeshift lobby of the hospital after the strike of the many displays in the city and families and the children were sheltering. there at the moment of the attack of the hospital has been bomb 5 times since thursday night . according to the on place health ministry. earlier,

the idea of ordered people to evacuate the area, but medics decided to stay the same. it's impossible to relocate all the patients. meanwhile, is rarely security forces claim they have taken over to a mazda positions and killed around $150.00 militant fighters where the outpost was reported in the used as an arm's production site. and missile on station id f is also said to have on covered and destroyed an underground network used by hamas to target is rarely troops, thousands of palestinians of flood gaza city on friday. officials say the palestinian death paul has now surpassed 11000 was over 27000 wounded. thousands trying to escape say nowhere is safe. and the homes of phillips, we have been under bum parchment for 35 days with shells in tanks, from the land. seeing there everything you can imagine. we are civilians sitting in our homes. we wake up to the sounds of the shells exploding above our heads. israel

said to go to the saves centers, we went to the un shelters, they fired shows that us 10 people were killed, including my nephew, the by the end of across the valley, instead of a say we set for a while and then will. but the he does with f sixteens, there are body parts and wounded. everyone live on the rock will see by shop. now in the side, a reporter, how does the shall on, has managed with his family to relative safety in southern gaza. after days of being in the epa center of the industry, a minute bombardment of the northern part of the enclave. this is what he went through the situation and can you and this is completely different uh from the north. the can you in this situation? uh, as quite uh, come on. uh there's no is where $80.00 and the sky and there is no uh she lives. uh huh. and uh, and can you in this, in the south?

of course it happens uh once a while, but it's uh quite over here and i can feel safe and uh, talking about uh my situation in the north yesterday. it was a terrible footage. um uh the uh, the sky was lighting up and it was uh, very scary. and it was cold. caught. my, uh, these are one of the, are these uh,

shootings, the tech to the north end of this trip right now it's very heavy. everywhere. this mills, they walk it's, it's dangerous the, as you can hear, the children in the neighborhood are crying. losing is not. this is the genocide. oh my god. it was very dangerous and thank god i move from there and i talk my family with me. it was a terrible,

it's something i never witnessed and i will never forget. we walk on. i cannot even stand on my legs right now. i was holding house, having my back back and having my clothes in a plastic bag from the portion of my father, and seeing my mom's a locator working. but she's struggling while she's walking and it's it's, it's actually breaking my heart. and when i remember what happened, it's something i would never forget. we have to rest and then they throw bombs the last. and this is crazy. we find another car and we keep that and different fishes . we got more details on the situation in southern does that from canadian palestinian journalist months, or schuman in the gulf, there was an air strike in the flesh killing aids, civilians,

and enjoying thousands, thousands continue to migrate from the north to the south, to a very, very dangerous route. um right now the capacity here in, in uh, had an had eunice in northside hospital, i think has at least doubled from 101215002 at least 253-0000 of given the 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 hospital. the is really a defense forces are recognizing these symbolic targets that if they take over, they can consider that because you have some kind of symbolic victoria. hence they are continuously targeting them. i'm trying to reach them in the up to date. is there any defense forces also announced the killing of the highest branch of a set appear to know the leader of the attack on the go to the city. he is

a couple minutes together with his secretary to uh, this is, this is, this is actually the 4th is happening right now. and we just had our colleague here . we are hitting dozens of stories like is it as hard it's making. it seems we ought to be thinking what's happened. the 19481967. earlier today we visited northside hospital. he had him sign you in his self as 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 you see. you. please see this report. thank you. we are here today, 55 days into the war against the spinning from sun eunice south of the strip. as you can see here, we are in all sort of hospitals. it is the 2nd largest medical complex in the

5th and the center of the hospital for the midland. and so the agent here definitely 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 around here. people here are 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 people have kind of want to sort of the out 3 things. also one over 1000000 people who have been displaced from the north west . 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's of an area where the treatments are done. it's also waiting area for

people. however, now it has over 15000 refugees. well, how much a double ahead and egyptian surgeon who treated wounded palestinians who had been evacuated, says he was shocked by some of the horrific injuries. one of the biggest challenges we failed though is the timing of, of these injuries. so in a promo surgery on the 9 hour specialty, which is dealing with a war injuries on liberty construction, we prefer to intervene and already use the moment disease psych drawers uh bit results for the use in your cases. most of the cases are calm, are injured, mostly on subjects to merkel does of october. so is there was a time lapse like one months ago, and most of them have um, a lot of injuries on the bones and the infected rooms. and these makes so the treatment on dealing with these cases is more difficult orders. the cases of them was, mike's was no exception. have a lot of those all over the but there's something somebody,

somebody like 20 percent. so some of them more and more than 60 percent and the menus of patients have moves that are one of the most. so maybe like i feel like 2 or 3 cases was only one of them on tables. 3 loops with 0 or for the. so the injuries are of the highest, the scales of the injuries of those these kind and look nice is a, is a, is a probably a more complicated is that those, these patients didn't have a nutrition. didn't have the knowledge g, r. so you have a lot of moves that are infected and seeing where they need a lot of the interventions to a to mothers soon to be better. they just send president, met with the america tar to discuss the conflict and the possibility of a cease fire. both countries have a strong late condemned to the violence and co. busy code for the delivery of

humanitarian aid and study ready as con principal holland, been selman has also called for an end to the war and gaza and the quote forced the displacement of palestinians. he made the statement during the saudi africa summit and re on nadine, we can them what the gather struby space and from military sold charging of civilians, the violations of international law by these really occupation authorities. we stress the need to stop this war and the force displacement of palestinians. so do you agreed? yes, says that to be a victim of spring and summer and gather because of this weekend is indeed to drive towards peaceful resolution of the conflict of the others. and the other hand said that's what they are looking at. what need is, will propose us to quickly bring an end to, to be unfolding to me to read and protests, to feed in the guys that including those the applicant beat. as of that, a scene fitting for to in the saudi arabia, invites the african continent to each table. it is the opening of the saudi. as we

can submit into yard several african presidents, i take 2 quads, and once again, africa has become a competing the re not the middle east and solve your rebates friends. but it's focused to the continent, developing ties with a number of african states and both that you kind of make add um security level was that you saw the advocacy summit is expected to deal with development issues. the key among those issues is the 4th education, health investment committee, tearing assistance, and economy development. what into the african continent. the ask because saudi arabia, summit starting today, has been maintained that to enable area to promote its agenda for the african continent. and when some of those african need is over, but apart from the summit, visit emergency meeting held by the hour of need and expert, say that to the back to back meetings and gatherings that's taking place this weekend. good signal, the start of a higher profile. diplomatic push the with saudi arabia taking advantage of each

position as the champion in the middle east or full dependency that people in fact let's yeah. what did the arabic has to say about both of this to many tutoring sources are not at the core of the arrow position for the arrow position dom as a complete ceasefire submitted to the interest 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 to be can, is expected to demand a ceasefire. it is expected to go to the table. a lot of things the for the african continent as well, especially as africans, as out of countries. it's still altering to supply the appeal as well to the united states, to press that as well. to implement an immediate cease by guys that will risk a separate charge and the secrete to off the entire middle east. of course, the most of those to accept will include african countries of applicants need is

and will be standing by to bring them on goods. and there's really m p 's says journalist who documented the october 7th attack should face the same consequences as the hum aust militants who carried them out. these rules, internal security agency, announced that they will eliminate all participants of the sober 7th 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 accused of being in the service of hamas. in fact, the prime minister's office went as far as to say that they were complicit in crimes against humanity. now for contacts this all began when v 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 has a tap on october 7th. this has led to many questioning israel's motives and the

public didn't seem to buy israel's accusations. let's have a listen. killing journalist. why is he's real trying to hide something. every tyrant playbook has been quoted. the forces of like they say, i never imagined witnessing an explicit threat against the lives of photo journalist. 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 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 has mainstream media outlets r t has reached out to the new york times, reuters and the committee to protect journalist and has not received

a response on this particular tweet from dan. and earlier these outlets did clarify and did deny all the claims of having any sort of ties or prior knowledge to the october 7th come off the top part. there is categorically denies that it had prior knowledge of the attack. reuters acquired photographs from to gaza based freelance photographers with whom we did not have a prior relationship. we're no longer working with hassan s y a who had been an occasional freelancer, 48 p, and other international news organizations in data. 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, has found a sly and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel,

on october 7th. and israel claimed that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection 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 to be fired as well. stalls is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, absolutely, 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 ask those that sentiments saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been sealed. 34 of them being palestinian. 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 and be see 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. a human rights attorney, dan, cuz i like says it's becoming increasingly difficult for journalists to cover the conflict and does a 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 have been targeted by israel and seemingly because they were the family of journals. i know one journalist who's lost 20

members of his family in gaza. so this, i mean, it is a very dangerous thing to be a journalist in gods. i don't see the leadership and is your i doubt 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 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, the canadian government has launched an investigation into alleged threats against air in the following a video that went viral on social media advising 6 to avoid the airline. of all government takes any stretch of ation extremely seriously. we're investigating reasons for us circulating, align closely and with our security partners, we'll do everything necessary to keep canada safe. so the seek separatist lead

called by new from 6 for just as an organization band, a to india has open lead, threatened millions of air in the passengers. let me point out to you, the thought indians only the fly in their thoughts are canadians. it's all for people from across the world. just look at how bizarre and breeze and it is. what we've got to do is to pick the fat phone off this going to be off. we have to balkan are using the up for the public might not be on you can always leave them out for your call. we are often basic phone do not fly filtering the all new one. but all the in indiana we are, they were telling me that the guy, he's sick of all the so when we got an up john new carpet i was on the box. so not the 1st time that economists on these that

produced has to attend india. let me give a little bit of background here and let me take you back to 1985. this is when an india plane was actually formed by an called a study by call this dani separatist leader, a canadian. now, it is interesting because back in the d, this is in the plane. it was, it was planted with a bomb by or call us on a separate to stand by. and it was on route from a fact under his own road to new denny. it was mid wait as bombed, and needless to say that all or well $300.00 bassinger they died, but interesting need of a more than $200.00 canadians on that plane. and now we're seeing that a separate this lead there openly is to i think i to repeat the history again. back then just to those father was the prime minister of canada and the sentiment and

then to really use is the some now repeating the same mistakes as a saw. the date in the all mean vitally be stuff. the security on the indian government will bill seem to be, do not want to be any heed or give any space to stop checks. she missed elements. we have been working with foreign governments on the activities of radical interest groups that have been inciting violence and intimidation. we will continue to press these governments to deny such extreme is a place. so just when you think that in the canada relationship, you're not the do rate any fall, the canada does something again, man. the are for vote, bang for the dix. look what justin to do is doing what is it costs to are now many all see that the need action by canada is a risk of a repeat of history. another say later has been prank to by russian comedians above on, and lexus during the call. us stony and prime minister tie a callous,

talked about blocking russian media after the war, new crane and spoke of battling her countries, news agencies, or stories about her husband's ties with russia. russia is very good in propaganda and, and spreading uh for, for as information i know so far as flag operations. it has been very hard. um, it has been a problem. but what we have done with this, uh, i mean, uh, when the war started, we closed on the russian propaganda channels, so you can see them in estonia. i also would like to support you due to the fact that a lot of the things going on the your site. i think we need to make a i think we need to close our eyes on that. first of all, i have to say that the, do you know, this is a big, big scandal, but my, my husband does not have any russian ties, but you know, it is like

a fighting with the media it's, it's quite hard for the leader faced considerable backlash earlier this year, over her husband's business dealings with russia, reportedly earning 30000000 euros in sales revenue since 20. 22 is tony in opposition called the incident scandal demanding the prime minister. step down, tell us denied any knowledge of her spouse is activities, george semi while the global policy institute says college, showed a lack of democratic values with her blocking of russian media or issues in yapping for years and years about all way. but i think bo 0 advertised the sanctions on russia. what more can we do? do the russia, you know, what about the financial economic penalty is, can we inflict on russia? and then of course, it turns out the husbands been making an enormous amount of money across her for years. so she didn't like it. she didn't like the bank or the know it's tony and media criticize a that's,

that's the big. i mean it's the same with politicians the world. oh, but when they get cold with their hands in the cookie jar, i mean in hook is quite literally. yeah. what can they do while they attacked the media while the media being a so on fats and me? but it's also interesting that she boasted about how she had basically caught off all um, outlets for russian media in this stone as well. it's very interesting because it goes something like 30 percent of his stone is population, all russian speakers. so she's boasting of the fact that she's comfortable access to media on about a 70 percent of the population who want to listen to russian media. they want to watch a russian television listen to a russian broadcast, and they can do it. and the she, the mongol, democrat member of the nato,

a member of the you boast of having cops of access the media about us 30 percent of the population. the end of the financial lifeline for ukraine may be inside, as washington has admitted. it has burned through almost all of the funding for, for q, for q. yeah. of the total funds that have been provided to you credit since the beginning of the war, which is an excess of $60000000000.00 and that's not just security assistance. that's economic and financial assistance, you monitoring systems, we've gone through about 96 percent of what's left and greater than 90 percent of the security assistance we're punishments. funds have been expanded now. today i was trying to downplay the looming financial cut off president vladimir zalinski insist his troops will keep up their offensive until next year. whoever is top military commander valerie is illusion. a recently admitted that the ukrainian counter offensive has ground to