[000:00:00;00] the, the top headlines right now, if you are not, the israel announces a 4 hour humanitarian pause for certain parts of northern gaza. coming off for his forces, engaged in what i called a target at the military operation. taking aim at tunnels under the regions largest hospital. it's historical terms in sustainable of settlement. those things, the regional for the student and status of the whole must be deep breath and the thing. so we restore because of how we make sure that no one is expelled. from gaza at area as the russians pop different about so good. i put off sharing his outlook on the resolution of the middle east and crisis this during an exclusive interview

with archie and unit. ok. so we're here in downtown san francisco. and as you can see around me is a crowd of people that are a pose the us support for israel, that goals to where the siege of gauze are all heard on the streets of san francisco. this the head of the apex summit, protesters take a stand against america's support for israel. my tax dollars are bombing babies and gaza and i didn't say yesterday or the, or live on worldwide for most of the one this wednesday. this is out to you international, a great pleasure to be all taken off of this our program with breaking news for you . this our, as israel has announced a full hour she monetary impulse with certain areas of nope, and gaza comes against the backdrop of a quote, precise and targeted rate against hamas militants in the regions. largest hospital was she, far,

according to the idea of explosives were discovered near the entrance to the let's say with us 5, i must have gunman killed and a stand off. there are also claims from guys as director of hospitals to the as really ministry engaged with patients themselves as an allegation to rejected by israel. meanwhile, is ready. official was ordering medical stuff at the side to prepare for a mass evacuation. according to reports from inside the facility, is there any forces, have been interrogating medical workers and doing a full sweep of the anti complex? now let's just have a look and see how this is all playing out and where is paying out as well. because the now war to in the hospital is essentially us rolling network of buildings. you've got, you've got an emergency sense. so you put a surgery center in maternity, board, the emergency department unit things you would expect for a large, hospitable. now the idea of sir is it has deliberate humanitarian aid to al shufa publishing video, which appears to show as forces admit the debris and destruction tiring helpful

supplies to the problems. the palestinian health ministry says there are currently around $2500.00 people at all. she far, well, the idea of reports with no hostages. i've been found for the enclaves health administration, video of medical personnel in al shufa, transporting babies to a safe location. according to witnesses, time signed all my vehicles are only a few meters away from the side and as comments as local authorities. wall on the survey of fuel shortages may force all hospitals to garza to close. within 48 hours, we were talking on the phone with the communications officer for the international committee of the red cross, his chum, honda, who size of as no safe area left in. gosh, as we are aware of the ration i'm calling to have to ship a comfortable and we are in contact the before piece we broke. so i need to help out. i'm not sure how to remind everyone has

a station i should enjoy the ship production. i know last week all the market combined by the big issues, which is more of the more critical that i can be now the the, the international committee. that's correct. you are facing a great deal of the members of the opposition got it. they think including the security red that's about uh, the ip. yes, defense. maybe the form is liberty or all the church well known and at your conflict. it's that the box, the security. sure. anything that would guarantee that your team of our team or under drones. i tried to give you a design pricing issue. you had spoke with andrea from inside the ship a hospital and we have to live again and tell you have

a life saving 982 medical supplies on the back end. shouldn't be what's called an arc. and one of the drivers, the things injury we cannot operate in such a 2nd time. we continue our balance or dialogue, the discussion with all the parties, including both parties through the complex. it's not only to ensure that we continue know uh, enabled to maintain our life saving mission. there's also a lot of families who have been calling our hotlines the from over got the city office in evacuating some of them actually. so that, that, that last members of the families and they have to guide them inside their houses. so if you're not ready, no, i'll, she fire is the largest medical facility that has come under his right. a file. but as you probably know already, it's not the only one. so he, 6 hospitals have been attacked in total. those centers and northern goals are being mapped out right here. this is just

a few of them to show you now. and what this means is that only a handful of medical facilities, if we're lucky, a dozen a, so a still standing and operational. now israel has repeatedly said that it is striking a labyrinth of tunnels built underneath these hospitals by have asked militants, well, to give you an idea, an overlay of that line will show you the titles and question these of the tunnels . according to the id. yes, no. apparently they were quarterly run the ladies much of the enclave. and it said they use my mouse to carry out emissions as well as a transportation of goods and weapons. well, earlier we were talking with form a pentagon security policy analyst, michael maloof. he said he's not entirely convinced that israel will be able to evacuate those who have sort shelter in the hospital. as a quarter to mister maloof, they simply have no way left to go. well, they're going to die. it's. and if they cannot get them out,

that's been the problem here. there is no where the go. now the israelis claim that they're going to try and go in and, and, and bring out the patients and moving to as a safer location. well, i haven't heard reports of that happening. maybe some, but not a lot. and, and people have flocked to the hospital for refuge because there's just nowhere else to go. they here they, they were, the ones in the north were told to go south, but every time they were head south, they get shot at in the road. toward the rough uh uh, entrance into egypt. the road leading to that is littered with dead bodies by people waving, but were shot and killed in an exclusive interview with all the other option for a minute. so so get off at all said that the creation of a palestinian state is inevitable, but you can catch the entire interview in about 10 or 15 minutes from now here, and i'll tell you. but for the meantime,

a very small sneak peak portions and thousands of on the easel sense the key. the key reason i believe that the washington doesn't want this to stop the way we choose the middle doesn't play, but of historical terms even sustain the both of settlement arms, degree, asian of other students, status, unavoidable, we hold must a deep breath and the thing so we restore because of a we make sure that no one is expelled from does it that there is no you know, into egypt and integer and then know for those who used to live and does that because this is a tortoise wage. and then just the indian friends and this for the, for through in all the resolutions on the security council, the guys but a started to go. that was the,

was the possibility of the conflicts widening going beyond. and that was regional borders. it appears to be a growing concern. some are anticipating the united states to confront a run with expectations that in law school will then lend support to, to run your thoughts on such a scenario. well i think people who flow this kind of scenarios, the really want to provo, to be good price. maybe this is what the americans wants. neither on the left button on the ones, any involvement in this, in this crisis. there is no that, that, that from level known and as far as i can judge from the recent statement, the fields of the lead, the, the sort of law. there is no if it died for any big award. unless, unless for

a little less because is no longer can see that there's a place where palestinians will continue to leave. and i don't see in the euro or i to the west coast of america. now i demonstrate is of hit the streets of san francisco, one of his, the head of the asia pacific economic cooperation conference to protest. america's backing was really actions in dallas. or of course, that's not what the conference is about. we'll get details not with the corresponding case. so we're here in downtown san francisco, and as you can see around me is a crowd of people that are opposed to us support for israel. they've got power steering implants, they are expressing their opposition to joe biden. and your support for israel now, as you can see, the crowd is a little bit smaller than it was earlier, but there were thousands were hundreds of people here calling out joe biden. now joe biden is in the city for his meeting, coming up with uh, with susan paying the president of china. uh and that meeting is set to take place

tomorrow. uh, the president of china will be meeting with the president of the united states. so quite a scene here in downtown to san francisco approach as the sample. they were at the hotel where joe, by normally stays earlier, calling him out. and now they're here in the downtown center of san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. my tax dollars are bombing babies and gaza. and i didn't say yes to that. we don't want our tax money to be used to commit genocide. this didn't start on october 7th is has been at least 75 years. jurors resistance has paused and in resistance is real. does not represent jewish people. we need post in freedom. now. meanwhile, when speaking to thousands of people gathered for a raleigh dog, the americans march for israel, the us house speaker dismissed any proposals for cease fire and gaza even calling the move. quote, outrage to the cause for

a cease fire or outrages the here on the national for the americans march for israel. additional say $200000.00 jews and supporters of israel are in attendance when it was the biggest event of its kind for jews or the state of israel on record. the mood quite lively and optimistic. the area according not barricaded, more like a rock concert than a political rally, complete with tiers, a style security checkpoints upon entry, even v i p areas for those with special wristbands and cd. some we encountered somberly held posters of relatives, they say, are held hostage and gaza. a see a blue and white flags we're seeing across the national mall and downtown washington dc. with supporters,

we talk to coming from all over the country. if you look around, people are from all over the place here, minnesota cleveland toronto. this is what our moment to stand up and say, bring them home enough is enough. and try semitism is raging across this country and it needs to stop and we need to support jewish people everywhere, both here in america and globally and his role as well. a lot of people just need to support ridiculous. yeah, and a lot of people are scared to speak up because of the consequences such as, you know, being canceled in your job isn't your friends and possibly being the victim of you know, if i want to time the media sponsor towards the country. if they really worry about the goals and then the rest of the kind of senior people that would be bringing come us to account. so it'd be highlighting appliances as there was suffering from us. but they're not doing that so that you think the people as they try israel has seen a lot of anti semitism line,

a lot of rallies protests the other way. so we thought we would just support israel and what the optimism among the attendees appears to be at odds with many in the bite and administration where hundreds of government officials from dozens of agencies all signed a letter opposing the president's position on the crisis in gaza. we call him president biden, to urgently demand to cease fire, and to call for de escalation of the current conflict by securing the immediate release of these really hostages and arbitrarily detained the palestinians. the restoration of the water, fuel electricity, and other basic services, and the passage of adequate humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. but after rally know daylight between democrats and republicans in both the house and senate on, on conditional support for israel. the parties are fighting over a lumen, government shut down, but on the subject of israel,

both parties are in lock step. the recent censure of squad member rashida to leave the only palestinian american in congress is overshadowed by fellow damn and caucus leader hakim jeffries, who organized bossing of other congressional members to join the rally. jeffries was among some of the key speakers at the event, including senator chuck schumer and knew how speaker republican mike johnson. outside of the event gate, we ran into code pink co founder medea benjamin standing solo in a sea of pro israel supporters who accosted her many times that we caught on camera . they shamed her for being jewish, and not supporting israel. medea alone voice among hundreds of thousands calling for the fire. my friends were afraid to come here because these people, not all of them of course, but some of them can get very violent. the and i've seen that holding this, these fires sign, making

a piece signed. people have wanted to beat me up and scream about what's happening to the people, to the children and strides. and my government continues to find us taxpayer money is going to very sad. even though the poll opinion holes shows that the majority of americans want to see fire, including 80 percent of democrats, the white house continues to israel overall. this highly organized advances rally and peaceful throughout the entire time. every year. that's happening beyond the gate where some nasty work has been exchanged. not only

divisions among americans writ large, but especially among the jewish community itself. and we all come to your life from the hosp, the russian capital. this is all to international. my name is roll, resume, show you. it's great to have your company. obviously, there was some pretty serious flash points in the world today. you've got ukraine. you've got the middle east. a lot of people are saying taiwan could be in the not too distant future as well. how earlier in our program here on out to you, we cover the little bit of russia's talk different about giving his outlook on well issues around the world. but precisely 0 moving in on the middle east in crisis. so for now here. so again, i felt the full exclusive interview with my colleague union. now the, that's the problem you're most welcome. thank you for taking the time today. thanks for the invitation to speak to, sir. if we can start with the war and cal,

so it's now into it's 5th week. silence of people are dead fatalities every day. how does the russian foreign ministry see it through it in facilitating an end to the violence, the center with listings this to this problem to this crisis. the immediate task is to store the custom. it's a list of any meet at the river and to take measures the result, humanitarian programs, which all over all over the place. this is absolutely necessary for step uh, we go immediately the when, when the easy way that the reaction to the 7th of october,

mexico became known. but we strongly condemned bought some of the deeds and at the same time called for measure of the response in full accordance with international humanitarian law. respecting the international requirements for 3 to 4 hospitals, women, children in the city, aliens. and as the 1st step, we suggest that the security council and the draft resolution, according for immediate the ceasefire. secession of her students for you when you very and thought this was, it was not supported. first of all by the united states. then the developing countries, members of the security council proposed itself the version of a resolution calling not for his use 5, but for a few minutes to read throughs,

which was also killed by the states. the only a range you to say when you didn't reinforce without any commitment to continue this efforts. if you me a during pause was not so was not something we should the era and other muslim countries. and great. the membership over the united nations were ready to adopt. so they went to the general assembly and the general assembly adopted. there is a notion of quoting for humanitarian throughs, but that is not being implement and the culture and sensitivity and the security. it also indicated that there was still an interest in having something from the security council,

especially after the general assembly spoken. but the americans are not going to at least those things them know. they're not going to accept the let go in a thing except you, when you theory and pause was no commitment to do something else of the 11 time. once i mention this as the medium desk, i still believe that this is doable. we leave to the, to the shortage of the united nations. united nation certainly funds will catch in season even the in gaza. the efforts to defend the mandates. we should also, i'm the huge, a huge threat. but when this immediately immediate fight is over, was all the result, the understanding that the reason can not be accepted

in any form. and that's respond that there is, must be fully in line with international human at the end of the day. as with the rush circuits of a general, the life of the nation said soon after this, start the, the, the federal from us to place not individual. so the 2nd to the 2nd, the aspect of this problem which is much more important of the succession of, for students as of stuff in go fly once or fusion for those to the to the civilians . but the historical terms even sustain the bulk of settlement arms degree still further studio, the status of the void, the vote, and the discussion, the switch out taking place around the future of goods. most of them avoid concentration on the the implementation of resolution. so this,

if you want to go so to create the palestinian state next to israel leaving be so security co existing was, is really like this on the security more this or indicate that as being 9 to 6 to 7 borders capital, the zeros and then all these cars and that would be canceled by the united nations kind of touch upon something. you said there, the resolutions that were put forward by russia twice as well. rejected and vetoed by the us. do think that was because washington didn't agree. what was in those resolutions or was more to do with just rejecting anything that has russia on it, who i think motion phones will make that move. of course, visit a so bush and thumb is kylie i deal with just and anything coming from russia is taken as

a hostile course style initiative about the on, on substance in practical terms. washington does, with the ones, the ease of sense. if you teach work so is, is right. it is, i know this, the 1st price, the best way them to be a little flexible regarding the supply of humanitarian goods, medicines, the stuff necessary for hospitals functioning and also be flexible for lifting the for those of us. but the key, the key, the key reason i believe that the washington does want this to stop the way, which is the real doesn't play the possibility of the conflict whitening. going beyond those regional borders, it appears to be

a growing concern. some are intense of meeting the united states to confront a run with expectations that in law school will then lend support to, to run your thoughts on such a scenario. well i think people who flow with this kind of scenarios, the really want to provo, to be a good price. maybe this is what the americans wants the, my president recently on the rest of the shift international situation. giving you a lot of examples showing that the near reasons normally whenever they come to the region of this planet, they bring callous leash. they believe they can manage. they bring the victims amongst civilians. like the dimensions of the of the gun. it's the rocks lead the see re,

none of this place this with the cleared of they want to bring democracy. none of this place, this is but 0 for them. when they interfered on the, on the default streets x a quite often like it was in there. and i believe that neither on no live but no one's any involvement in this, in this crisis, the south and they have cars below in live on. and nobody is asian, which is a devoted to defending the by listing in cause because of phillips. and that means the least in the exchange, small fire was, is right. it is every now and then. but this was the case. and before on the 7th of

october and the resolution 7 simple one which determines the 3 humans ever known from the point of view of military and political approach. it has been violated both by sensible and, but he's right and his repeat that. but there is no that that from level known and as far as i can judge from the recent statement, the fios will lead to the settlement. there is no appetite for any big award unless, unless for a little less because a is a no longer can see that there's a place where palestinians will continue to leave. and i don't see that the euro. yes, american say that some throw them in groups in syria and that that's the

writing thought that the american military sites and this is, this is reported by the media. and the this is, this is nothing new, nothing new uh in this because these groups believe that the presence of the united states in the syria is absolutely legal. and this is statement the effect in the presence. so the united states in the rock also cause a score of the number of questions because quite some time ago the iraqi government, them direct deposit and then decide that they use continue the agreement to the, the acquiescence with the us troops present on this. but the american still keeps

on 5000 man. they are without the need. any legal down. the game may be the, the groups of the fighters in syria in there were some members of his beloved maybe the be in good, you dated by the fact that the palestinians a 3 to the way they are. maybe they would be continuing to buy the american some this right, is he in the or, but they don't see any readiness, any appetite either in the around or in any of the, in the country for the big when the region. the problem is that if the, these are, these 3 is going to be going to see that those weakness and there is a green light to do business in sim guys. this would be

a huge mistake. how's the conflict plays? are different states up to you can in varying approaches to their relations with, with israel, some of the separate ties altogether. and some are fostering cooperation. where does most school stuff where we live a window during less for 2 years. we never tried to underestimate the importance of wood relation, some is real and the importance of the relation so is, is an error of neighbors. and we played a role of promoting peace on the basis of the final solution of this, of this me the loose issue, you know, for those with united nations resolutions on decisions that we have be in the member that member over the course of international me do this from the very