it is by you say things on a certain different things that are going on. i think the 2nd floor on the bottom once again, rain down around northern gathers. i'll ship a hospital is rolling fist is helping to keep the facility going with the vital supplies the doctors at the hospital say there is a race against time to save the most vulnerable, demanding newborn babies that lose to the safety portion. something does with one user then sense. the key reason why the washington does want this to stop the way which is the middle doesn't play. russia stop different, my take a mount, washington telling r t. and i'm exclusive interview,

that the us effectively green lights. these roles, actions and guys at the 160 am in moscow. welcome to our gene to nationals. i a michael, what chat with the latest update. now we start with the latest in gaza for the largest medical complex and then play if the al shufa hospital has once again become the plug of abuse ready rates. at this point that shows medical staff struggling to set for remaining patients in all ship or hospital oper was attacked by huge riley forces, dost, apparently, from explosions, has made it difficult to locate, potentials survive us. the idea has continued its rate of the facility as it claims he has found many treat equipment that when our troops open this, the closets here, which is in the main part of the clinic, this is what they found. these weapons have absolutely no business being inside the

hospital. the only reason they're here is because how must put them here because they use this place, like many of the hospitals and ambulances, and sensitive facilities inside the guy that fits folder release administrative purposes. now within a few hours, the id as deleted these videos from the social media ex, formerly known as sports, as well as from the youtube channel. but the post remained on these relative forces . telegram channel. the idea savvy has found rivals. i'm going to asian grenades and all the military equipment inside. i'll shoot for hospital. he's well says thought the items were hidden in the field bags. apparently new tunnels or have mice combined posts have been found in the facility. the idea of published this footage, which the claims are terrorists planting. i mean provides explosive device in the middle of a gas r street. now these are the all me says that it's ground operation in the area of austria for hospital is

a name that locating him as infrastructure and the hostages that are still being held by the group. these role has claimed there is a military command center in the tunnels for low reports, say it's deployed tags to the facilities entrance have been while the idea of has published videos show it gets troops that i bring a minute here and 8 through the entrance of the hospital numerous boxes with the label medical supply can be seen on tuesday. these will also published photos of a female soldier, set to be transpiring and incubate from these to a hospital to the ask you for facility in the move to quote, up hold model and professional responsibilities. the ideas folks busing on the lines. each role is conducting its military operation against a mass, not the civilian population. based on intelligence information and an operation of necessity, idea of forces are carrying out

a precise and target the operation against come us in a specified area. invest she for hospital is really, that's well with some us, not with the civilians. in garza, the medical personnel office hospital has found that the alarm move of the need to transport new born baby is to a safe location. before it is one of the fuel shop produce that may force or hospitals in gas to close within 48 hours or yeah, my colleagues where we associate this across the issue with the communications office. i think unice said, sally, always idea has published footage or a soldier is providing humanitarian a to the alfie file hospital and we we've got some photos of them allegedly tiring, for example, the new incubator for babies that but i guess the incubator it needs electricity. it needs uh, it needs fuel for the journey. right. i mean, i mean kind of thank you better actually work for 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 fuel to to, to be produced hospitals without this fuel. that's very necessary. we must be able to treat children and families and civilians also tracking our, our aides inside underground goes up would be, uh, something that's really impossible to do without fuel. one of our with nightmares is unfortunately become a reality with incense and incubators. in unit awards. i'm starting to die because of the lack of fuel for electricity. these children are dependent on creators and depending on the latest and we value those, uh, we are risking even more of uh, this uh, a grim reality that children are living to as well right now. let's give you some

graphics. so try to explain these things. now it's $36.00 hospitals have been attacked in total. now these facilities in northern gas, i have not talked here. you can see now what this means is only a handful of medical centers are still operational and you can see where they are. now these are what has repeatedly came to this striking you libraries of tunnels built on the need these hospitals by to mass minute. and so i'm going to bring new that graphic here as well. not to get an idea of how the layouts of the land that these are the tunnels, in questionnaire according to the idea of which he says that they run underneath much i'll be in grave on off, used by him, us to carry out emissions and to transport weapons, you can see the mapping out of all of the tunnel staff according to ideas. now from a pentagon security on the list, mike at models is not convinced ease. well, we'll be able to evacuate those who have sought sheltering the hospital and they

have no where 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 bring out the patients and moving to this 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, 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. but besides hospitals, the idea of continues to target the residential areas with the town of that law in

central gas. at the most recent example, local john list romeoville garry sent us this report. there has been jack shilling, go tank, a tank shooting guns on bugs and then to the east of very bella down in center of the guys i submitted guys, a trip as ever as people have been reportedly injured in tactual games to a residential compound, denise, and you have heard about our town also in another region and the central goes to major. the guys us to read is no cy, rugs, whatever it is, what he and his way they ever strike hate a residential building, leaving sex palestinians dead right now. i am about marked as a hospital and the middle of y'all's us trip down of denver to by law, where by our own hourly basis we see coffins that being late on the ground for people choose out of the as were either strikes or military reactions on the regions especially here in the middle of gaza strip,

of course other regions of gaza have being intensively hacked or are widely ahead. like what's happening to drop off and sign units and in other parts of the gaza city itself, which is already under and is there a control in some parts of the city, some neighborhoods in an exclusive interview to our cheat, har, russian foreign minister sig, elaborate on the sides of washington has effectively given easily the contribution to ask the crisis spirals further, or you can catch the full interview throughout the day. but for now, here is a quick preview. the portions investment, the ones that i use, little 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 few storage old times you can sustain the bowl of settlement arms degree ational for the studio, status, unavoidable we hold must big, deep breath and the thing. so we restore because of we make sure that no one is

expelled from gaza. that there is no you know, into egypt and integer, and then no for those who used to live in does that because this is a to waters wage and then just the indian friends. and this will go through in all the resolutions of the security council. the guys, but the start of the other one is the best possibility of the conflicts, widening going beyond those regional borders. it appears to be a proving concern. some are anticipating the united states to confront a run with expectations that moscow will then lend support to, to run your thoughts on such a scenario. while i think people who flow this kind of scenarios, the really want to provo,

to be good for us. maybe this is what the americans want. neither wrong, no live, but no one's any involvement in this. in this crisis, there is no that, that from level known in this far as i can judge from the recent statement, the feasible lead to the settlement. there is no type of for any big award, unless, unless for a little less because a is no longer can see that there's a place where the students will continue to leave. and i don't see here that the you around a while to you and secure with the castle has adopted the rest of nation for a so called 2 minutes here and pause us in the fight between these ready for his in him as us was the only member state to veto a russian proposal for a full flag cease far rosters and basset to the un size of the us has trouble cost

efforts to de escalate the conflict. so the leave slip of the we regret that under pressure from washington, the language of the resolution was watered down. the council does not even demand that the parties introduce humanitarian pauses, but only calls for them which makes a mockery of the providence of the council colleagues. it is simply a shame that the council, which has unique, powerful tools including chapter 7 of the un charter was able to squeeze out such a weak call from the very beginning of the current aggravation in the palestinian israeli conflict zone. to us delegation sabotaged any attempts to develop a balance and the politicized documents aimed at taking real and urgent measures to de escalate the situation. our american colleagues on the council justified the collective punishment and extermination of palestinians, primarily the civilian population under the guise of slogans about the fight against terrorism and israel's right to self defense,

effectively paralyzing the work of the made un body for maintaining international peace and security if you do that, let's discuss best with radio host and political come and take dusty of go steve, i'm glad you could join us right now that the us veto draw shares proposal to and then the taxes include a cease fire instead of just the so called committee chairman, pause us. i wonder what you make of best though. well i think there already are some humanitarian causes that are going into effect what is missing in, in the both the russian addendum and what the us eventually passed is no call or demand for immediate release of the hostages. i think you'll see a lot more humanitarian aid pick up a flow in the gaza. i think you'll see a lot more pauses as soon as possibly does are released and they have not been released. and you've also got the most leaders saying that they will do what happened on october 7th,

again and again. and again. it's kind of hard to reach concessions or do a ceasefire with people who are promising to repeat the barbaric acts of on october 7th. again and again, i think they said a 1000000 times again. all right, now, roches, and bassett, a to b u n, said that the us pressure the organization to we can the text of the resolution. what would that mean about the us influence of the united un security council as a whole, as well? you have to get your name and limit the from, from the, from the permanent member. so one member can block anything. and in the us, in this case block that the initial resolution, they eventually pass one is, was pointed out that was a watered down resolution that called for rather than demanding various pauses in the action. the problem is when you pause in the midst of warfare, the other side, a mazda, in this case, has the opportunity to regroup, to rearm and to prepare for more fighting. it doesn't include the finding,

it just prolongs the finding, i think is real and the united states recognize that you can push a pause when again, hostages are be held and the brutality that received from us both against the israelis and against their own people. they are the ones that are blocking people from moving. they're the ones that are committed war crimes, by hiding additions, hiding their warriors in the largest hospital in gaza. and the union un resolution didn't call for any consummation of a mouse. and their actions are all the we've cindy, the un secretary general condemning this initially. i think that's about 2 or 2 weeks ago when he was addressing this and saying that he had condemned old sites and so on. but let's come back to the you and now we're remember the days of the league of nations and what led to the collapse of the league of nations. a face goes on this way. how does this dance, the influence in relevance of the united nations as an international organization?

i think for credibility and the impact of the united nations was last long, long ago. this is just the latest generation of their failure to actually have an impact because they, they have a one sided use towards so many of the conflicts. you know, for example, you were saying you pray, rush or conflict continue on and on. i don't know that we've seen you at actions the last 1214 years in jimmy with the premium melissa was doing to the people of don bass and people into this. you know, this is not a new conflict there. this has been going on. and united nations has been very silent in terms of trying to stop the brutality that we've seen the last 12 to 14 years in that region, from new price i, steve gill, radio host and the policy will come and tell you, does thank you for your insight. thank you. bye us president bye didn't, has insisted after a meeting with these eating being that the chinese media is a dictator. he made those comments. i meant the asia pacific can,

can not make summit in california. the, the the the for more details on this, let's cross live to purse, put in caleb more pain in san francisco came up. it's good to have you join me now . what else has joe biden said, following the meeting using aging? be well, the meeting between joe biden and chinese present season pain took place at below lee estates, and at the meeting, joe biden referred to the united states and china as competitors. here's some of what joe biden said, in addition to that harsh dictator remarked,

trusted verifies no st goes. that's right. and you know, we're the competitive relationship, china in united states. but my responsibility is to, to make it to make this rational a manageable. so it, so it doesn't result in conflict. that's what i'm all about. so this is about to find a place where we can come together and where we find mutual interest that. but most importantly, from my perspective that are interested in american people. that's what this is about. now, at the meeting, military contact between the u. s. military and the chinese military was re established and that is very important in terms of keeping peace and making sure things in the pacific region don't get out of control. the 2 leaders also agreed to a joint dialogue about combating the danger of drug trafficking and drugs. now,

the, what chinese leaders use in ping urge joe biden to stop sending weapons to taiwan. i and the 2 leaders agreed to have dialogue further in the future. now, at the meeting season, paying emphasize that china 6 cooperation with the united states. here's some of what he said to the c o 2 to me on the picture on it. us relationship has never been smooth for 50 years or more and it always faces problems of one kind or another for to launch countries like china and the united states tending that backs on each other is not an option. conflicts and confrontation has unbearable consequences for both sides. so it appears that some progress was made between the 2 leaders, despite joe biden's remark about calling season thing a dictator. or i can, we can see a lot of people behind you with flags. and so what, what is the atmosphere like in san francisco right now? we're right now we're on downtown, we're in downtown san francisco and as you can see,

we are surrounded by thousands of people. these are mainly a chinese americans who support the president of china. seas and paying is support the chinese communist party. however, there are other causes represented here. there are many different different voices, and there's been a variety of different protests that have taken place throughout this week. as the asia pacific economic cooperation conference was taking place here in downtown san francisco, we have talked with a number of the bro, downstairs. they've been pro terrace, about calling joe biden to stop funding israel and backing israel's attacks on gaza . we have an opportunity to speak with different protesters here for a variety of different reasons. here's some of the protesters we spoke with earlier this week. i'm so saying that my congress and my presidents for supporting the violence is going on. i can see that people have gone so right now that's on the level of genocide and ethnic cleansing. what here while people are being slaughtered and gaza, then palestine babies are being slaughtered and massacred. these people are coming

here to make money of what is the interest of the people. so today we're coming here to say people's over profit. now it's worth noting that hundreds of homeless people were cleared out of downtown, san francisco, and the lead up to the summit, the tick that's taking place. so they made a point of, of making sure there weren't crowds of homeless people in the downtown area, like they're usually our, uh, now there are thousands of people here looking to express their political opinion. a lot of people that want the us china relationship to improve some others who don't are supposed to be associated with different anti china, political and religious friends. a lot of different voices, year people speaking up about gaza, we sort of immigrate protesters, environmental, and climate change activists. so it's a variety of different forces here. uh, but everyone is kind of reacting to the meeting that just happened. uh they idea that biden and susan thing did have a meeting, and apparently the progress was made by it and couldn't help but open his mouth and

say something quite negative. and quite on diplomatic to the chinese leader. right, we have to leave it now to let mopping hard to correspond and thank you for being lots of speed and developments. there are these, what are the prime minister says that he wouldn't take lectures from the tech as president? because as benjamin vincent who claims, i'm sure i support a mass, you know, there are forces that support the terrace, and one of them is a president or one of the turkey who us clauses real, a totally state, but actually supports the terrace state of homos. has himself bombed a turkish villages inside the tickets so, so we're not gonna get any lectures from them. we stand with those of staff. we're just as into now, sir. robert prizes the mid ways. the attack as president has repeatedly made his

feelings about ease, role, no, and then clear in his latest statements risk that pipe at a gun wasn't holding back his words. once more. are they side israel? do you have an atomic bomb, a nuclear bomb? you are making threats with this. we know this and your end is near. you can have as many nuclear bombs as you want. you can have whatever you want, but you're on your way out. surface president to visit type or the one did not vince his words and an address to his party during a group meeting. an uncle, he suggested israel is a terror state and that how much is comprised of a freedom fighters those fighting for their homeland and says that they are not the terrors essentially doubling down on the statement that he made on friday a statement which was not well received by the international community, german chancellor full of shots essentially said that are the ones with marks absurd thoughts. israel is a states of democracy. it is bound by international law and went on to say that

they will continue to support israel. and the israel has the right to defend itself . these remarks, of course, a little to no importance to the turkish presidency double down on wednesday, suggesting that the west is not just staying silent, but they are also complicit when it comes to the atrocities being carried out. in gaza at the church present is expected to visit germany. he will be meeting with the german chancellor in berlin. and we also expect that he will double down most opponent because president are the ones again and his address stated that there were 45 countries that abstain from supporting a ceasefire in gaza. that was proposed to the un security council. and that those 45 countries he says, will be called that he will talk to them and ensure that big support the cause for the most part. this is sherry is real, is implementing the strategy for the total destruction of a city and its people. it is literally carrying out state terrorism with a brutality that deliberately bomb civilians on the road after forcing them to

leave their homes. and now with my heart of these, i can openly say that israel is a terrorist state. it will be important to see how things develop because just as ties were so essentially developing between church in israel over the course of the past year. that this current conflict in gaza has put an end to that. and that the church president is currently backing calls, not just to put israel and the state of israel to trial, but also to investigate some of the claims. and the rhetoric that's been issued by 10 of the israel states that it does not have or possess any nuclear weapons, but are just president, are the ones says the statements like that? serve as a confession. so it's going to be interesting. see how the church present it will be received in germany. it's going to be interesting to see the statements that will be coming out of germany as well because germany was one of the $45.00 countries of stain when it came to supporting that you want a resolution that would have essentially one way or another. i put an end to the conflict and although the boat did pass is what continues it to the wednesday of logs independence day for palestine. but as the company continues to range in gaz,

locals of little to celebrate artes if you're alive, isabel has been looking back in history of november, 15th a date. that means both very much, but also very little to the people in palestine. the anniversary of the independence, something declared 35 years ago, but 3 and a half decades on still yet to deliver. what we're witnessing and gaza today is only a continuation of a war that never ended. and one that 1st began when britain gave away part of its empire to establish israel, which led to the violent displacement of palestinians, known as the northwest, and into the never ending conflict we've seen ever since. prior to the independence declaration, the un detailed it. 2 continued occupation of parts of the west bank. it is violations of international law, leading of course, to a need to find

a solution. during the 5 years under review, the human rights situation in the occupied posting in territory has seriously deteriorated israel. the occupying power has been violating the relevant conventions and rules of international law and the generally accepted norms and principles of international behavior. and in 1988 and now there's yasser arafat, chairman of the palestinian liberation organization at the time, took matters into his own hands. the national council announces the name of god. and in the name of the pal student arab people, the stablish mint of the state of palestine on our pill, seen inland without codes, al sharif, also known as jerusalem as its capital. and this is based on the natural story go and legal rights of the pals to whom are people to their homeland palestine. it's difficult to underestimate the enormity of the agreements termed at the time of the historic compromise. as palestine had to give up 78 percent of its territory,

maintaining only gaza eastern, most of them and the west bank. but despite the proclamation the po low had no actual control over the territory. and jerusalem was even claimed as israel's capital. the palestinian leadership was effectively a government and exile until 1994. that's when they were finally permitted to self govern. but still on the limited basis, the palestinian authority was created and yasser. arafat became its 1st president and 2012. the un gave pol, assigned the status of a non member observer bismark date diplomatic break through for then posted in president obama a boss who noted the symbolism of the date, the 65th anniversary of the un partitioning. what had been british for palestine into jewish and arab countries at the moment has arrived for the world to say

clearly enough of aggression settlements an occupation. the un general assembly is called upon to day to issue a birth certificate for the state of palestine. but in the years that followed, israel continued not only expanding into the west bank, but increasing its grip on gaza. the impact of israel's aggression against the palestinian people in gaza has become tragically obvious, given the incontrovertible truth of pictures taken, and reports drawn up by the united nations bodies. the should have prompted the international community. in particular, the security council to play a more decisive role 1st and putting an end to the aggression and then in pushing for a peaceful and definitive solution to the conflict. instead, the reaction was only one of vague merrill disapproval that failed to sway israel in the pursuit of its concealed designs. it's worth noting the u. s. has failed to hold israel accountable and continues funding it as it sees fits. and i've often

said this to present it for, for this or not. and these are, we'd have to invent. it is the best $3000000000.00 investment we make. whether or not it is real, the united states of america would have to invent and israel that and the international community, turning a blind guy to be issue lead to what we're witnessing today. unless civilian law says across garza, which the u. n. chief notes is becoming a graveyard for children last year. mom who davos stated that the crucial step towards peace is recognition of the inalienable rights of palestinians. citizens implemented by diplomatic and legal means. we have gained the recognition of 140 states and have enabled the transformation of the declaration of independence in the internationally recognized state whose existence could not be denied with the

assistance of the un.