it has limited options. on the other hand, russia has many options. this worries, washington the, the headlines on off the international as is riley bottoms full around the, i'll shoot if all possible in northern god. it's not the id episodes. it's helping the medical facility with much needed supplied the hope to save the lives of the youngest, the medical personnel. it'd be how would she fall hospital? this thing that old a new born babies must be transported to say, washington does with one of these rooms. the key, the key reason i believe this washington does on this post of the way, which is a real person that rushes top different matter either method. okay, laughter often and exclusive interview to odds. he says, washington gives israel con blash to the complet,

continued to spiral and demonstrated splitting the rhodes in israel and head to jerusalem as part of a 5 day march during the government to take action and bring the hostages home, or their families are keeping the faith in hope for the safe for a life changing. it was the point that the story twice it was keeping up and i understood that you got, i touched it, you know, in my stomach the correspondence on guess position to all around the globe, off he is live and worldwide at 5 pm local time. here in moscow, we do starting out with the very latest from gossip with the largest, the medical complex and the strip. the issue for off housing,

thousands of refugees has become bold, the target of his riley rains. and the idea of publishing this footage, which is size a terrorists laying down an improvised explosive device in the middle of a gas. the street is ready, ami says it's ground operation in the area of our ship. hospital is aimed at locating hamas infrastructure of the hostages. that are still being held. israel high said there was a militant come on center in the tunnels below. the ladies are poets coming in to say it is rarely ministry deployed tanks to the hospitals, entrance and cold on people to surrender. the idea of publish videos, shopping is troops delivering humanitarian aid through what's left to the engine, solve that hospital, palestinian health ministries, those that are kind of a around 2500 people that well the idea of triple it's no hostages have been found . and the idea of a spokesperson is underlined. israel is conducting military operations against a boss, and not the civilian population. based on the intelligence information and

an operation of necessity, idea of forces are carrying out a precise until i get the operation against come us in a specified area. invest she for a hospital is really that's well with some us, not with the civilians. in garza, the medical personnel of the hospital have sound of the alarm over the need to transport new. busy and babies to a safe location, according to witnesses, time spent ahmed vehicles with just a few meters away from that facility. as comments as the local authorities wall and that due to severe fuel shortages, all hospitals and gaza may have the close within 48 hours as well. let's get more on our top story right now in crossing live, the unicef communications officer, asylum, or why it's joining us here on how to international in a very well welcome to you today. so thanks for joining us from amman. can you give us your, your latest impressions on the latest developments for us in gaza,

please as well. thank you. um, unfortunately, developments are, are not really in the good direction to the uh, the situation for children and their families are becoming worse and worse by the minutes. what you're seeing now is more uh, more dis, up until now over 4600 children where they go to the killed and over 90000 very positively injured. and the problem is the issue survives, are living with take a situation. we don't want to, we don't access to electricity to health care to uh, any kind of food, the shelter, all of that is really uh, hinders at the moment. and now we're, we're seeing the past few days more attacks around and on hospitals and health care facilities, which really uh, what's up the risk much more uh,

of the children and, and their families who are taking refuge in these all those and uh, getting there to to, to get treated so far. one of, of, of with nice news is unfortunately to kind of agree on if you, with instance, in in incubators, in unit awards, i'm starting to die because of the lack of fuel for electricity. these children are dependent on creators and is dependent on the latest. and we felt those uh, we are risking even more of this a grim reality that children are living too. we've been, we've been covering this of course i since it all started on october. the 7th i, mr. weiss and one of the main, what angles i guess we've been covering here is just the lack of energy, the lack of fuel, the lack of electricity. i wanted to ask you because the idea of has published

footage of a soldier is providing humanitarian a to be l. c. file hospital and we, we've got some footage of them allegedly tiring, for example, a new incubator for babies that but i guess the incubator it needs electricity, it needs, uh, it needs fuel for the drain, the right. i mean, i mean kind of make you better actually work with the hospital if they don't even have any fuel. so that's, that's the problem. hospitals this, the nation stance, the basic services need fuel, even bread i need fuels to, to, to be produced. and that's the biggest problem now, as we see, even though the solar nation plans and i've just been uh, informed that our destination plant that seems to the support thing has to only 4 or 5 days left. which means, and the problem is if, if that, if that fuel is over and it's less than thoughts, this means the actual plant is damaged. and this is what we're seeing now. we are seeing the basic services to be not the only stop but also damaged

or for future hospitals. without this fuel, that's very necessary. we must be able to treat the children and families and civilians. also trucking, our aides inside underground goes with the something that's really impossible to do with us too. so what we need now is really uh, what we have been calling for, but now it's more urgent, is a humanitarian ceasefire, to allow h, n, a in, on an unimpeded, unimpeded, continuous manner. and with all supplies, including waters, if you would, if a cation and if you do a health supplies, but also fuel, which is on the top of the price of the $318.00 as well. mr. mr weiss, we were covering the story just a few hours ago. it was breaking news here on this network that uh is real

announced some humanitarian pause is for certain parts of northern gaza. can you give us any details about that? did you see a humanitarian poles in certain parts of the northern strip? a little while was pauses are of a will come any kind of uh uh, uh, anything that can, that would be some of the, of the stuff i think is we would come the folders and the piece by us shouldn't be coordinated with the you enter the coordinated with all parties and should have a certain signs and enough time for 8 to be moved around for people to be able to benefit from such such bullets or seats by a so this is days. very, very crucial. again, what type of thing is the meat now is for him thursdays far because we need a to be able to go everywhere in the gaza strip for every child who is in need

according to the according to unit set for the number of displaced children and gods are is now surpassing 700000. it's a number it, it's almost impossible to get your head around that. and mr. weiss, when you talk about, you know, these kids, so a ride now living in a was are, and what about the, the psychological perspective is one thing to say, what kind of future to these kids have? it's another thing to talk about the consequences, the psychological consequences that the kids are having to experience at such a young age. what kind of future is it wasting this generation of children a little? i think that's the question and i think that's something that's we will have to live with in the future. and while our focus now is for the safety and protection of children now and keeping them alive for a future, i think this is something that we are very aware of. and they alarmed by is what's

kind of see which of these children will have with these 2 mastic events around them. uh, putting a really heavy toll on their uh, emotional and mental health. and you know, from elsewhere that it can last a lifetime, even even children garza more than 50 percent of them with before this escalation. we're the or with the in need of some kind of mental health supports because of the many uh words that they lift to. so this number is only increasing and now almost every child in gaza is being exposed to such traumatic events that stated that they will need a support to, to, to get, to outwit and to guarantee that they are going to be productive adults. uh, that's who benefits their families. this, there's communities i'm themselves, obviously israel has been taking a lot of criticism over the past uh,

39 days or so for, for the, i guess the aggressive nature of his manager and campaign and goals are and simply as well for the sheer number of thousands of, of civilian lives and yet you know, the details that you are giving me today sally and they, they correlate with the details that you hear on our big television. they, they, they, they correlate with the repair. busy to here on eastern tv networks, but they don't correlate with what the western press is saying when i go across to west impressed, they don't talk about all these children. they don't talk about all these babies that are on the verge of potential death needing incubators and fuel food and water . and yet on these channels like all t, i'll be out you 0, see ctv and all these other channels. it's like we're reporting what seems to be the absolute truth of this not. and yet our counterparts in the west to impress a deliberately and consistently taking a pro israel line despite the shipment of tearing crisis and what the un called

a genocide and war crimes happening the solid. why, why are we seeing such a discrepancy between the news organizations of the west versus those of the middle east and the east? and i think what's really important is to focus on, on what's happening and focus on the children as, as unit as, as a humanitarian agency, concerned with children. we're gonna keep advocating and keep voicing their their realities and really deliver the most of the children to the world. because that's, that's what, what we are a trusted with. and that's what really matters is for these voices to reach everyone in the world and hopefully change the reality for them. that's what we're going to continue with. as long as the situation is the same, we're going to continue as well because then we continue our efforts to um, as i say to voice their their realities and to hopefully make

a change in the reality and have a ceasefire and have more age coming. coming into into gaza, as you say it's, it's so important for the entire world to hear exactly what is transpiring that up and down the gaza strip. it's so difficult to get all the details with rolling blackouts, information blackouts, no signals, no internet. so it's solid and we're so grateful to have you here on the program. unicef communications officer saw him or wife joining us here or not to you international. we wish you the best of luck with the continued work for the meantime. thank you for your time. i the ring brought in right here, one of the other of the l x a medical facility. earlier we spoke on the phone with the communications officer of the international committee of the red cross that has shown mama who says that it's about should they know safe zones,

left and gods are aware of the recreation i'm calling to ship a home and our contact to be for peace, me both. so i concluded to help the management of i should have to, to remind everyone has a patient here. i should enjoy the should production. i know last week all the barkeep applied by the patients which is more of the more critical that i can be now the the with the international committee. that's correct . e are facing a great deal of the members of the population gather, they think including the security with that's about uh, the ideas the sounds ready to the form is either all the church well known and complex. it is that the blacks the security show

anything that would guarantee the people your team of our team or under drones. i drive to give you the drawing pricing mission. we had spoke with andrew and from inside the ship a hospital and we have to live again to tell you a life saving sign a to medical supplies on that 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 hotline be from over the city office to the doctor waiting. some of them actually. so that, that, that last members of the families and they have to guide them inside their houses.

so it was $36.00 hospitals in total have been attacked so far. we'll give you a list of just some of them here in northern gossip mapped out for you on the big screen. and what this means is basically there's only a handful of medical facilities or even roughly a dozen or so the a still standing and be still even operational. now as i'm sure, you know, israel has repeatedly been saying that it striking a labyrinth of tunnels built underneath these hospitals by hamas minutes. and so to get an idea of the lay of the land have a look at this. so that is the layout of the tunnels right there. according to the i d, f, they reportedly run on to much of the ink wave. and it said that being used by how boss to carry out missions as well as a transportation of goods and weapons. well, we discussed this earlier with a pentagon security policy analyst that michael maloof here. he said he's all convinced that israel can evacuate those who have sort shelter in these hospitals. like a move says they've just gotten nowhere 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 us 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, entrance of the egypt. the road leading to that is littered with dead bodies by people waving, but were shot and killed. besides the hospitals of the idea of continues to talk of the residential areas, the town of delta l by law in central gas. and just the latest example details here with local journalists or i'm, i'm okay. there has been jack shilling go tang kits tank shooting guns on bugs,

and then to the east of dairy bella down in center of the goes, i submitted. it goes as red as ever. other people have been reported legally injured in tactual against a residential compound. denise and get rid of the town also in another region and the center that goes to major goes us to have is no side, right. whatever it is really. and is really iris, right? hate a residential building, leaving sex, paula stadium instead. right now i am at the upside martez hospital and the middle of goes us to ship town of get rid of bella, where by our own hourly basis we see coffins that being delayed on the ground floor . people choose out of that as were either strikes or military reactions on the region, especially here in the middle of the gaza strip. of course, other regions of gauze i have being intensively hacked or are widely ahead. like what's happening to drop law and sign eunice. and in other parts of the gaza city,

so which is already under and is ravi calling throw in some parts of the city. some neighborhoods will in an exclusive interview with the odyssey of the russian foreign minister. so great, i've heard all face that is that washington is effectively given. israel caught blong is the crisis spirals by the you cannot watch the folding to view it throughout the day and evenings or whatnot. you international for now a very short preview or portions investment ones. the user will sense the key, the key reason i believe that the washington does want this to still do way, which is a real doesn't play. but the historical terms even sustain the both of settlement arms degree tional for the studio, status, unavoidable to be a whole must a deep breath and sing. so we still does so we make sure that no one is expelled from, does it that there is no you know,

into egypt and integer them know for those who used to live and does it because this is which waters, how egyptian and just the indian friends and this was the 1st of all the resolution suddenly security council, the guys, but it's starting to build 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 around 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 a good price. maybe this is what the americans wants neither wrong know, let button on a want 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, because of the lead, the, the sort of law, there is no type of for any be more 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 in the, in your own or in a while, a hundreds of hostages are still being held by on us and gaza families of those held in captivity all keeping the face and the hopes for the safe return of their loved ones, a 5 day march is taking shape and israel crowd spitting the rose, leading to jerusalem to urge the government to take action is on middle east bureau . slowly to read the chapter from the book of psalms of king david.

then she lights a candle, hundreds of prayer for hostages. she does it every day, twice a day for the last 40 days. she says she was not religious until the cobra 7th attack happened. and her 21 year old son was kidnapped by him as an taken to guys a well he has learned about what happened from this video released by him. asked militants, alamo, because among other young man who were abducted from the super, another music festival on the floor house with looks like a shelter where they probably tried to hide. who's the one covering his face with his hands? this was the moment. it doesn't distort my life. the changing piece was the point that in this thoughts place it was keeping up and i

understood that you got i could see, you know, in your stomach to school, but i'm always one is more than 200 people taking by him. us 2 guys, a games they will. 40 days of the cafeteria, t feels like 40 years for their families back home. their relatives meet with journalists and politicians, launch websites and organized flash mobs, marchers and protests with one go to pressure. i will government all the time to work 24 hours a day. this is what we assume will demand them to do all of the low. for my point of view, they don't have to do anything else besides dealing with the hostages. while he does a kindergarten teacher, you'll see the so daisy, so the same age by half, the 5 years old. so we can hear, pray for your coming to her children and,

and target israel supporting the families of the hostages, to give them trends and keep hope alive. in almost 6 weeks, their relatives have met with these rules, prime minister and precedent, as well as the defense and foreign ministers seeking more than just support from them. we don't need no sympathy. we need actions. they don't have time by actions. the families mean whatever it could work. and at any price, we like go share it with the devil. with gave them anything the day was just as the be keeping up soon to come back. how mas experts say most likely ones to exchange hostages for the thousands of palestinian prisoners who are being held in his railey jails. talks on all being conducted with the help of some countries like the us costs are in egypt. in october or eas, rarely forces rescued one hostage for others were released by him. i was in what

was presented by the militant group as an act of goodwill. no official statements have been made about further progress. if any, this is their duty to bring the big is features and the needs of a theme less bringing back soon. and 30 days it's due. let's bring them. oh no. that is the general name of the public campaign launched in israel and spread far beyond its borders. the faces of the hostages on squares and bus stops on banners and posters at every corner. and on every shop window. in 40 days, thousands of people have taken to the streets, protesting, chanting, and singing. they say they want to give a voice to those who cannot speak and cafeteria to. this recent riley has spilled onto one of the countries main highways. the cars could hardly move through the crowd,

but those driving by express nothing but embassy and solidarity. people marching under the sun and the rain. having started a little off to noon, they continued as for the evening, taking short breaks to grab something to eat, or when forced to stop by an air defense siren now to find them, the 10 miles has sent it to me solves towards israel. the de delivery so we'll wait. busy and then it's on march is back on the road. people carry pictures of the hostages and is really flags, some broad sleeping bags. they don't mind spending a cold night in a make shift camp, whatever it takes to achieve. they go to be heard the hostage. it has taken off from tel aviv earlier on tuesday. they have been walking for hours already. been

raining and these roads a day, but they never stop. hundreds of people for now, with more or more during, on the way are expected to cover the distance of 66, rachel, 105 days to reach the final destination, which is the office of these rarely prime minister in jerusalem. the man who these people believed could and should do more to bring their beloved ones back home to replacing from israel. sorry to america now at a defense summit hosted by the political media agency, experts and politicians were discussing a range of topics including that of aid to israel. however, today's agenda was interrupted by an active as to highlighted the dock side of this conflict. the, the, the, how many children, the

last thing in the states where demonstrators are for the streets of san francisco, where head of the asia pacific economic cooperation conference, but not necessarily to protest the event of abroad without of america's backing of his really actions. and gosh, kind of more than as 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 or hundreds of people here calling out joe biden. now joe biden is in the city for his meeting, coming up with uh, with susan saying, 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 united states. so quite a scene here in downtown to san francisco,

a protest assembled. they were at the hotel where joe biden 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 do is resistance has paused and in resistance is real, does not represent jewish people. we need post in freedom. now, i thought they've been out here and i'll tell you internationally exactly half past the hour here on the russian capital from all of us here. thank you for sharing. it's fine with us to send you more story. so because when we were to and that will be in about 25 the

the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . the most recent narrative change about the conflict and ukraine is the following . it's a spelling. interestingly, there is some truth to this ukraine indeed faces a stalemate. it has limited options. on the other hand, russia has many options. this worries washington, the