[000:00:00;00] the, the lives of 2 palestinian babies adults due to a power outage at guns as large as hospital, according to local officials. and the as well step started from the documents on the ground. the invasion also ahead the, the ideas onto us when he spoke to egypt that both his boss and get out inside knowles and gauze, the ruins of residential building related with muslim countries, gathering saudi arabia to condemn the war some long time. rivals speaking as positive as newly unified front against the west and zip codes for israel. the

criminal has become the judge, the thief has become the ruler. this is the current state of the west. it is a shame that western countries which always talk about human rights and freedoms, remain silent in the face of the ongoing massacres himself. this time, the monkey rallies for seas firing, guns held across the globe from the west where protest is gather outside jo biden's residence to london, which drew some of the thinking scraps the a very well welcome. you're watching the weekly on the international with the late as well as news along with some of the stories that shapes the week's good to have you with us. a top story this, our 2 inputs of dive and dozen small are in danger. dogs is law just hospital off the power outage pass, according to the palestinian health ministry. electricity was cut some intense

crossfire between our mazda and as well. around b, l, she, for medical facility, local officials also states. another patient and intensive care was killed by is waiting, selling the world health organization and doctors without borders, say they've lost contact with the workers at the hospital. i think that the site is being phone several times, causing multiple casualties. he is ready, military has said it's ready to help evacuate children from the clinic. according to the palestinian red crescent al she is currently located on surrounded by is ready tongues. something the idea has been on there is no sage, i repeat, there is no sage on the ship. a hospital. the side of the hospital is open on the streets for the safe spots of guardians, who wish to leave the hospital. in the wednesday, several people have been killed off the as well bones. one of his refugee shelters in garza city,

you and development program office head. i came stein. i strongly condense the un office in guys and was shelled last night with the reports of depths and injured among those was sort safety in our compound. this is wrong on every account, civilians, civilian infrastructure and, and viability of you and facilities must be always protected. meanwhile, outside another launch medical site, the al access hospital in central gauze and moon is have data to bid farewell and bury some of the victims in the southern city. as con eunice canadian, palestinian journalist, most social men spoke with some of those directly affected by these various thoughts. it has been $36.00 days since the start of the war. during these times, you have seen on tv, hundreds of thousands of refugees displaced. those who have lost their homes, though for afraid for their lives and the lives of the children,

leave areas that they consider it enough to be safe for you to the bottom. it's on the invasion. i'm coming to areas where they think the safety such as los are off with the heat and how do you want us in the south today, we're going to do some interviews with some people who left some of the areas that are not safe and see what they think see how they are living? well the, what life are you talking about? is there still life now? i left my house and since the beginning of the war i've been on the streets, there's no safety in hospitals. patients are dying and everything is bad. what life do you want me to talk about? the whole world is watching. i sleep on the street while the children sleep in the school with the women and their mother, the world is watching us. they know what we're going through. can you imagine that there's someone who's unaware of our situation? this is a like adult sides or small sort hospital. so as you can see here,

we have edited with of plastic. uh, people are walking, trying to do their daily activities, mainly trying to find some food, some clean water, taking their children to the hospital. and as you can see adjacent to us here is a school one of the u. n. schools under a law that had been turned into a few dissenters. uh people, uh, dozens of families um living inside classrooms. you can see some clothes that have been hung to dice inside each one of these schools that are $200.00 of the schools are around 40025000 feet and each one right now with always a challenge and experience that you generally use to a specific routine and who move to another school. they used to wake up at certain time and go to get their food. but now things have changed. the living conditions have become impossible. everyone, flights for their own sustenance,

due to insufficient support from the un. this is part of the suffering they and you are, in addition to problems with bathrooms, water, and from bol networks. all of these hard seats makes a difference between loving your own home and how you leave now. isn't this suffering? we ask the road to see how we leave and do something about it. said guy on the side doing well, school well to help us and have messy and us o shoulder and suffer for more and hung good. and we'll leave on the boulder with nothing. the idea for tucked us shoulders with their tongues, we fled from the it was one of the more mental days for me personally. heating the stories, some of the stories of the 1500000 people this place and one of 220. the few the schools talking to be from one sleeping industries sleeping in bed,

sleeping in bed called talking to people for trying to fight they by the hour by hour north, which is in by the current is really aggression on their homes, against the property, against the people, and they called on the woods to please put an end to this madness and the ceasefire as soon as possible. the idea as has, when he spoke to each of its tanks, firing at buildings in an undisclosed location inside casa, in the, is where the military size is. forces that pushing deep into the enclaves while targeting her last positions both above and on the ground, a large number of tunnels. notoriously use 5 minutes it is said to has already been destroyed. the funds

for its part time i showed these images saying is fine to the standing, the ground inside golden gauze that i'm targeting the is ready military would not be able to independently confirm when um, what any of this footage was and make phase of the why the regional concepts breaking out to be as ready, defense minister phase, the dogs a will, has given them a roadmap to response to hezbollah in lebanon. the remarks came and made further exchanges of fire on the border between the 2 states. this is, but that's the lies drug and lebanon into a potential war. and it is making mistakes. if it makes mistakes of this kind, the ones who will pay the price or 1st of all, the citizens of lab and on what we are doing. and god, we know how to do it and they, it seems neither side is a shying away from conflict all out war. and the same way the same way. they're not shying away from a conflict or a war of words. essentially, these statements coming out of israel, as well as those coming out of lebanon,

have essentially been on the same lines for the past few weeks, in statements provided by his beloved leader, us on the for a lot over the past couple weeks. he has the essentially said that the reason why his belong is currently engaged along lebanon's living on south along the border with israel is to ensure that much of israel's forces are divided. and that essentially one way or another, provides some sort of help or assistance to those to, to, to, to i'm us in gaza city, but listening to israel's defense maintenance that he suggests that they are currently using about a 10th of their military capabilities. and if need be, then they are more than ready and prepared and determined as well to engage in the northern front with 11 on for the most part, the conflict has been contains to the border region between the 2 sides. but what, what we're, what we're seeing right now was a different strategy. we're seeing drones carrying out a tax deep into lebanese territory. and this in and of itself could essentially be

reason enough for his beloved to consider this an escalation in this conflict and retaliate in a sense house on the charlotte issued a statement. again, referring to his beloved readiness capabilities must be checked and they'll have for the past week from friday to such a day, there is no doubt that the resistance has boasted its actions of the lebanese front in terms of both quantity and quote. for the 1st time in the history of the resistance and 11 on we're using suicide drums also in terms of the types of me styles that have recently been used in battles over the past days and even to date were referring to the economy solves the contrary, explosive charges of nearly half of the tone. can you imagine how fidelity of explosives pulling on is really locations along the border? that statement alone serves as enough evidence. not so a lot essentially is issued a statement suggesting that the international community is not doing enough to put an end to the conflict. now let's not forget that there were 2 main, a red lines that hezbollah is focusing on. the 1st thing is putting an end to the

seaside to the conflict and guards of the other is of course ensuring that the tensions along the border do not mounts. and it holds the united states responsible . i love the us, but the one who can stop this aggression is america, which is managing this aggression take into consideration a number of things. it does seem that the 2 sides will essentially come head to head and that there will be all out. what for the most part, the lebanese government does not have authority or any say to what has the log does in its own state and country, which is a matter of concern for many lebanese civilians living in these areas. but one thing that is also concerning is of course, of the conflict and gaza is one thing. but if calls like spreads to lebanon, if much like that is really side, has suggested that if has the law carries further attacks and intervenes and gets in this war, that the state of lebanon will pay the price. it's more certain than not that other state. and non state actors within the region will get involved. and essentially

asset assess would be this already dire situation. so it seems not only that living on may be dragged into this war. there is even a possibility. the other states and non state actors get involved, which would essentially lead to further conflict and further bloodshed. the latest off the wall. it's muslim countries have united in denouncing west and support for as well. the officials met and saudi arabia for an emergency summit on the dogs of war. it runs presidents was also the corner of the countries to suffer. that ties with israel got to have all islamic and neighboring states must provide security instability for those for multiple regions. they must go to any political and economic relations with design, history, dream, and cut of all commercial ties, especially in the energy field. this must be our priority. these lumnick states must also recognize that you're buying power as a terrorist entity, overlay establishment of an international court to prosecute and punish design history the long awaited oh, i see. emergency meeting gone,

garza was finally held in the solid and capital resolved with 35 days of delay. and as it was president of abraham bracy was also there. and he did have a speech there. he said that the session and the emergency meeting was positive, of course it should have been held shortly after the conference there opted over a month ago. but now we said that the emergency meeting was held with a months long delay. but not only did receive a blame the conflict on his well, he also slammed the united states for its support, its continued support for these radio army. he said that the united states is an accomplice. and this whole for bank, he said, are the, is really the war machine against the gardens is operated by the united states and his field by the united states. he said that washington needs to be held accountable by the world that it has to answer for its war crimes you want has always been critical of the united states quotes, double standards when it comes to the issue of human rights,

who mom says that he was claims to be the flag bearer of human rights. but in practice it on says that the was maintains a selective approach towards the issue of human rights. and now racy said, that's what is happening in the gaza strip. is a clear example of this, of this dual se, washington's dual face on the issue of human rights. so, but despite all of the divisions that do exist between the arab and muslim leaders, the fact that the, oh i see emerge, say meeting was finally held. and has brought together different and influential, most of them an arab leaders. it certainly carry some message as far as well. of the heads of muslim nations joined a rod in condemning b i. d. s. actions in gaza doing statements that the treatments of palestinians as quote and aggression, a war crime and the bike and ends. you may masika the countries, the amount that the un security council adults have binding resolution to stop the

war. saudi arabia's foreign minister also slammed what he called the double standard. so these wells allies, a lot of the disposition refers not only to israel and what is real, is practicing, but also to the international community, including those confident that seek help, agree justify or exempt israel from its commitment to the foundations of international humanitarian law. we're watching and observing the double standards, and we are reassessing based on this, the credibility of international systems. if there is no commitment binding everyone to this foundations, it is difficult to speak of this foundations of unifying foundations. the saudis, summit mountain milestone full takia and syria, the nations they just read yet type the one and push out all the softness of the events off to a decade of strange relations, ties between encore and damascus. deteriorated also took your support from the syrian and such and forces back in 2011, but on size today,

both leaders share the common approach towards the will in gone. so amanda, you hold a practical step forward, would involve engaging in genuine political forums rather than just issuing declarations. a crucial measure is to hold any political interaction with the scientist, entity encompassing economic ties, and more until it's re, engagement is contingent upon an immediate and sustained commitments to cease all crimes against the palestinians throughout palestine where the criminal has become the judge and the thief. has become the ruler, this is the current state of the west and that he has done it. and we're faced with the barbarism unprecedented in history, where hospitals, places of worship, schools and refugee camp along ambulances are bombed and civilians are massacre. it is a shame that western countries which always talk about human rights and freedoms, remain silent in the face of the ongoing massacres in palestine closer coast coast

. where is the foreign gauze that have been reiterated it protests across the world . some of the largest crowns violate in the heart of london. u. k. media said around 300000 people had gathered for the event, but some estimates put the number at move in double. that's bigger. the bush as prime minister had cooled. the timing of the rally disrespectful that coincided with the annual almost his day collaboration, smoking the end of world war one. the pro palestinian demonstrates as we met with counts of protest is resulting in clashes between the rival groups about a 100 people were detained. the while across the atlantic, hundreds of pre palestinian supports as much to jo biden's residence in delaware

where he's at spending the veteran's day holiday weekend. wow. launch group wave palestinian flags outside the us presidents home and home for a cease fire and gone through accusing find enough tape. and we'll say labeling genocide, washington's unwavering support, as well as well as the taskbar. most of protests across the us in recent weeks, like you to know, neil spoke with all to contribute to inform the us senate stuff that tara reid, who stays americans launch. they refuse to find that government stones on the crisis individually. the president's home state has been somewhat of a safe space for him, done the years. that's where he goes until not hardly likely are these things are indeed wider, things are protest, her pulse the us. how likely are they to make him question the, is really on the slaw in doubt. so, do you think, well, that's a good question. you know, and because it's, it's then asking the question of how much influence does the present actually have

as he does seem to be showing signs of confusion and dementia like he did over the weekend again during veterans day when he got lost on stage. but you have a recent pull, 66 percent of americans that want a ceasefire. so you have a lot of americans frustrated with these foreign mores republicans and democrats. you have a lot of people feeling like the money is going overseas rather than at home. and so big push would make a difference. well, from the sources that i've been talking to, there is a pushing pull behind the scenes with you. we in the advisor ministration. however, the people leading the scene like former obama staffers who really have kind of lead, many of them as far as foreign policy, like blinking and like dig sullivan, like kirby and, and others with the on a say. they are pushing for this conflict to get wider and i had been on before talking about iran. i really do believe that the us is trying to provoke

a hot war with iran at this time. i send you a member of india is parliament has box a local billy in this proposal to increase the national working week to 70 hours. the debate has deeply polarized indian society you seem to, it has to truly become a great power. one or even 2 generations have to make 70 hours a week. that work ethic, 70 hours a week with one day of and 15 days of vacation. pay here must be come to know some law whether you have the habit of dog taking notes or desirable habits from the west. not helping the country. no time to talk to family, no time to exercise, no time for recreation, not to mention companies expect people to answer emails and calls after work hours . also. then wonder why young people are getting heart attacks. o work gave me a heart attack

a 30 and the lifetime depends on madison. police don't listen to his people. according to the international labor organization, indians currently work and ask for digital most 48 hours per week, making get the top 7 country with the longest ships. however, some indian h r experts say the real national labor time is much higher up to 60 hours. let's discuss this further with all guests. now we've joined biased on java, she bash it found all of us think stop and shoot top of polls found a dumb media consultants. many thanks to both of you for joining us on the program today. really appreciate it. it's sunday, but if we can stop with you, as we can see many indians a deeply unhappy with best proposal. well, some do actually supportive, which side are you on? i think the what not. i know the has said makes a lot of sense. right. so, uh and the, uh, what he's saying is essentially that assumed that

a set of shows a dream to be a economic superpower, which we already do then. oh that's, that's have to work really hard because the only way the country any economy can grow is but is, is towards people. and the last prints out of the been in the way 9 would be has said. so i think of an example. i see the dog, the aisle status takes us 27 hours a week that indians are working right relative. so we're going to look at the, they died microcosm off in an economy. we find that there are organized labor force and then i, there's a large number of these all the nice or i'm all the nicely before. and the data points that i could be could be any, uh, uh, and box list. and it's my test that's in the larger sectional organize workforce. me could be blocking only about 30 hours or maybe less than 30 hours. so

we know it's a sort of an organized web sources kind of some i don't out of the, about the, in, in the number of states we have the, have about 6 crowds, organized labor and about the party for good or, or for people and all of nice labor out, 6 grand organized labor would really blocking some grab at the median for about 3738 hours. so we know that to us far more because most of the economies, right. so, so we have to do a lot is these really have to, to become a big economic force coming over to, to use the top. i think it believes that increasing the what, which is really a way to make india gray to as know, make a nice to while we have said, you know, i mean, it really was a doll. and in fact, i think with the mazda of the world, especially postponed, let me see here in a better world class talent,

and spelled out well for us on scale and all the uh, 1st name to walk, 70 r o d. a said, dion some week is, is it something that's really something on the many reasons for the why? i strongly believe that it was well if you thought i was being bored. 70 us a week, you marginalize a large portion of the engine population. doctors the women see right now of women office, the patient in the workforce is not very high and it'd be a trying to been part of more and more women to come out. and, well, why do they comprise 50 percent of the, of the population? only about you do a very small percentage of them actually a box to fit in the workforce and, and post by let me receive that and i'm going to have a pretty cheaper sense of humor deep if it's all. and we're trying to increase that when we expect women to put in 70 hours a week. uh, you know, it's,

it's kind of taking away a lot of a bit of all the responsibilities, right? that may be helpful is they have family usually have it in the care. so pretty much, you know, once you put that on this, on the women instead of encouraging them to become part of the will force you kind of clipping the we do. the other thing is, look, i'm an entrepreneurial, i have a small team of people. i might be working to be paid $200.00 a week, but i don't expect that same amount of passion and dedication from every single ball go. where do we get this big feel to activism, so to speak, where you know, we have costing the destination. they forget about your family. we forget about self improvement. forget about the mental health for given physical health and we'll see you keep on walking like the sleep back to me is not the solution. what i say. ready we do need and but i agreed with mister 9 more days. he mentions germany . he mentions job, i'm in the post world, worked with you. i think there's lots to learn from the development of the japanese

. they have a very productive, efficient competence workforce. what indian you've done this file to do is improve the productivity, become more and of the getting more done in, in the $8.00 extra work a day. rather than you know, what the loan gauge and then make a $10.00. and the phone was i'm get some low or port results, look small, well competency becomes if me and bring in more efficiency. that means when we will see productivity, rather than just making some of the work that i've seen for the company that can lead them off a time, there's a market of people or, or the company that simply not beat them enough to put in like 72 hours a week, but thanks for coming back to you sunday, but listen to was to top of said that since they covered kind of thing, many people have been reevaluating the work, lifestyle and student. now be

a time that we really be encouraging people to prioritize themselves, the own well being over the feet throughout the country as well. i think sort of makes a great point, right. especially when it comes to the agenda participation in workforce. and i think, i don't think brandon will be, has gone in as much detail as prescribing or writing a public policy. what he has done is, is, is a tremendous debate. add to that debate. i think uh, something good should come out. now what is really uh, been all the countries i have so good measurements of the like, has made for, for the country really uh, fox professional women in the websites is a big need for the timeframe. right. and, and that's, and that's what i mentioned says that i fully agree with the rights to, to create conditions where we become more productive now in the city this time

is spent certainly with a huge challenge. right. so, so there are organizations and uh, the, the number of people weapon bear with me for an n c's. but if you really look at the lights are like, but the, with the all people, i'm in a rest, i really, uh, within a restaurant. i think the me, i really uh uh we, we do not compare it equally with all of the peer space. i well, the, and maybe stop all of us when i was outside india and have seen how, how a workforce in france, for example, or, or in, in the us or even in claudia, would have, would be working. now why not? i won't be as good in this example off the germany and 40 a germany and japan. in the last 20 a pro to yours, right? we saw this massive, massive aplus went off, but in economy i'm really now in the,

in the last few years they have gone on to say that, ok, every worker should have right to what to do when they or when they ask every week and, and then the last are pretty yes or so the, and the width of about 505-550-5250 dollars a week. right. and that's really better to put that into the, into the, the, the level economy right. in the us. we are really at the bottom and all, well, call it the middle income economies, or you're just getting into middle income economies. and we really want to reach a stage in about 2030 years where we should be to be really counted not just in terms of g, b, but in terms of that. but then some of the, the plastic on it and everything, the economy has gone to the site to south mass, to work by people, a need, a passport. i'm going to happen to be up to the migration, right? but the, the way to, to, to,

to this labs en route. mm hm. it only distribute it is to hardware. and perhaps that's the mistake. i wouldn't want to get locked into that 70 or 65 or 50. it does not matter what, what really matters is even a good references drives me back out of 50 out of this party as in a manner, but they are very productive. that's what's up. i save them. i fully agree with it, which means that you have to do and the rooms are well off smarter management thinking in order to improve employee productivity and revenue at the bottom end of the, of the, of the productivity cycle. right? so for example, in terms of movement productivity, we could be really in between 65 and 17 globally in both legs. now, i haven't been for example, to have someone without twin size but who is in spot? i think the everyone else. oh, really helpful good was less than so my list and then say what on we can do as an