take the interest in the top headlines right now, and i'll see international 26 people that killed overnight and is really strikes on the southern gaza city of con eunice. of course, every day now with children and bearing the run for the casualty told. kind of the cottage in palestine is now kills more than 12000 a member of the israeli parliament suggested the country to approaching cause and maybe to shoot main. we put that off the debate with a pair of guests. does it starts with the occupiers. there never starts with the people who just an occupation for you to say that always you have to do on october 8th, because pull out and stop the occupation. that's a hobby simplicity unrealistic interest of paul's assumption that all someone is going to stay home by on sitting around the campfire. do you plan on his germany incapable of criticizing israel, due to

a sense of guilt from the atrocities committed during the holocaust, the turkish president suggest just that during his trip to balance the card from ramallah to tell ron ukraine and china, it's a big program for you this hour here or not. so starting off in ga so now what $26.00 people have been killed and, and is there any strikes on the city of hon. eunice, and the southern part of the enclave? also hundreds of thousands of order to evacuate the north of the southern areas of also become deadly as well. and clearing the bodies from the wreckage report say that women and children are among the dead. the death till now stands at $12000.00 palestinians. since the conflict erupted on the, on the 7th of october, in hon units with this report has drawn list of months. so to shoot. since the stops of this conflicts $43.00 days ago,

of the percentage of casualties in the south versus the north is now us almost 50 percent to 50 percent. so and the scene is here uh, in the beginning they thoughts okay. if we go south, we will be safe. but looking at the numbers, looking at the evidence on hands, it seems that the south and the north are both not to safe. it seems that right now the south is even going to a more of a humanitarian crisis when it comes to food, electricity, a given the number of displaced here. we are not able to cover the numbers of people with the basic necessities. what's happening monday at a time at but the, in a tablet is a cost, a line town here in con eunice with several buildings. a few apartments where hits by missing drones. 3 families will affect its until about a few hours ago. so there was no communication involves a step. so that the we,

i mean we, i mean it, if a strike happened somebody and because there was no communication, it would be very difficult for our benefits to know where to go to, to try and help. so what happens is that people that i get our citizens try to help try to pick up the dead, the injured and carry them on. the box is organized chaos. and people, however, are trying to do whatever they can to, to get to by day by day. meanwhile, gardens are moving into the south through the russell left behind. according to the un one and a half 1000000 of guys is over. 2000000 residents have been displaced in 5 weeks. most of these people stay in refugee, come with a lack of clean water. food and other essentials makes life very difficult in gaza . how does that child reports not from a hun units, refugee shouts. and we are here surrounded by thousands of tons of people here

are trying to survive, have struggle, they start go to find water, medicine and food. many of these people who are living here have heard stories from their grandparent's and their parents about the 1948 my they actually live in more challenging times. here in this come we are really living the fear living in the hunger and the international support for the palestinian in these difficult times is actually not enough. and it's like the international community cannot deliver the humanitarian aid to that the, to the palestinians, to the children's of palestine who are living in these difficult conditions. again, palestinians believe that they will return to their houses,

located in the gaza strip. and it's north in regions very difficult times. we living everybody living in a very horrible conditions. well, as it goes, the remains under is really bombardment. look here at some of the reason to tie according to reports that with multiple casualties from strikes on the job, bali, a camp in northern gauze, or over night, paramedics and local scale. the deb brief evicted, 18 people are being killed and an idea of attack on friday that targeted the residential area of the new set on the refugee camp that's in central gaza. locals searching the through the wreckage, we spoke to survivors who shared their story. of last nights of rock is fell on us . there was a lot of dust and everything in the house was destroyed and me so heads. and i felt brooks folded into my head. i felt as the grounds and rocks fell on my head. they pulled me out of the rubble of life. every waves then dressed. there was no safe

place, no west, even the beach, it's not safe. there is no safe place. we were sleep all children web beside us. there were 12 people in the room. i was sleeping and it became the most dummies from when the ceiling fell on us. i felt something fell on my legs and couldn't stand. my brother was on the top floor, his room fell from the door to the 1st floor. my older brother who died was on the 2nd floor. i mean from, from this, we were sleeping in the middle of the night. i'm going to be surprised by a powerful explosion when something similar happened in the past would have questions about the targets and the locations. but as it can see, an inside residential square was children, man and women, it was mom. i mean, isn't that enough? stop it, haven't you had enough of our blood? do you want more other willis? by this time to them, we left everything through them. we accepted the we would settling this small spots . what do you want from us? enough is enough. and of all images here from the off the mouth of friday's attack

on the southern city, able to offer several strikes, talked with the board of the town throughout the day, fighting over a dozen lives and the number of residential homes will also hit as well as the shut buddha rescued when it's ready for us it's, i posted a video claim to show a weapons making facility being targeted. the workshop was reportedly being used by a militant group known as the palestinian islamic jihad. meanwhile, there was intense fighting between his riley and how much force is in god. yeah, how about some of the things that are released to this? what age of, of, and combined with the id of all this as the death toll in the region rises every day as well. joe biden has signed a pair of let us do pro palestinian, and a pro is riley americans, which wasn't leaked by a us mediator outlet. and while the they both addressed the ongoing conflict in the middle east, the attention has been drawn to what all very different tones in the life is all

things that shape others discussing with me just a bit earlier. right? yeah, of this it relates to 2 letters, one issued to the is really diaspora. if you like. and i united states exceptionally powerful. of course we know that the intimate relationship between the united states and these really states going back a long time and one the afterwards sometime afterwards issue to the palestinian at diaspora. the supporters of the palestinian movement if you like. and where were you looking at the differences in the language here? the differences in the messaging of for example, when it comes to uh, the uh, is rainy losses which occurred on october 7th at both of these letters. both communications refer specifically to the number of is there any losses, but what they refer to when it comes to the palestinians. they say terms like many . so the term killed is not used. numerous are not using

a course. we know that the palestinian last has no wharf is ready lost as a boy many, many multiples. and given the intimate nature of the military and financial relationship between israel and the united states, which goes back decades to the foundation of these very state. if you like, i'm the united states giving over $250000000000.00, rory in a, to these really states. since that time, most of a military aid, you have to ask, you know, how much did the united states know about this punitive biblical operation? that was launched after october 7th, and we might have caught a glimpse into that as some time a back when we hear a junk for we talk about what was all about. and so what is that that know this is for, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly and it's going to be messy. and innocent civilians are going to be hurt . yeah, and again, the older elements, older specifics. the language is very important. when the white house speaks, the world listens. the why does refers to palestinians suffering from horrendous,

a humanitarian crisis. apparently the, the policies aren't being killed. they're not being bombed. the missiles are being dropped american planes. american munitions aren't being dropped to killing all these policies. they're suffering from a humanitarian crisis. this is where the, the, the language of deploying this type of line just so important. meanwhile, in the pro is really the letter or the letter to these really diaspora. there's talk about as a holocaust. let's talk about never again, there's talk about the genocide. and interestingly, the state department now seems to believe that a genocide isn't constituted by the depths of thousands of civilians, destruction of what our communities wiping out of a convoys of fleeing civilians as well. so we have a listen to how the state department know seems to define genocide. really. we have a rigorous process in place for evaluating whether something constitute as genocide

or not. and that is true in any country that uh, that situation might be being looked at. that is not a term that we have assessed pertains to this current conflict. so, yet again, you see the, the levels of, of shift here as well. now the timing of this is very important. the letter to the is really community. the jewish community in the united states went down on the 1st of november, the palestinian letter of the pro palestinian loved the letter window to significantly laser. and you could suggest that that is trying to tap into reverse engineer. i'm everything concern for the humanitarian crisis, what they call it in gaza at, you know, and you've got to also remember that while a, you know, did this, the narrative changes across the world, a huge protest. and we've got a pole in the united states released as well. latency as suggesting the 55 percent of the population now disagree with how job items whitehouse is handling this

crisis. and it's also reflected in some of the language used recently by mt, blinking, much more needs to be done to protect civilians and to make sure that the monitoring system speech has far too many post endings have been killed. far too many have suffered these past weeks and we want to do everything possible to prevent harm to them and to maximize the assistance of the guest. and so, so what we're seeing in my view is an attempt to reverse engineer concern from united states for the plight of the palestinian population. not necessarily because of the they, they're concerned about of, after all, most of the munitions being dropped. most of the political licensing for this punitive biblical operation by, as well as coming from the united states come from that part of the, at mid atlantic if you like. so we're seeing an attempt to use language and reverse engineering plausibility. it's in the art of manage and as the bottoms continue to rain down on goss, some is really politicians are wondering if the current approach is as strong as it

should be. of all of this preoccupation was, was on now the receipts and as in gaza, shows that we have learned nothing. we are to humane ben garza now. nothing less. do you know they allow fuel in the allow, want to in, until the cost of just every ton. while this comes out to the us in the special rapids or on palestine has cost doubt of israel justification for waging it's war. he's a read cannot claim the right of sense defense against the fact that emanates from that there are 3 equal to buys uh, from its territory that escaped under belligerent occupation. and this is not only does exist in the jurisprudence of the i c, j in general. it's also been said in the case of unified processing and territory. so we've raised the topic of a circle of self defense and the conflict with a pair of guess spokesperson for the fafsa, for

a full most democrats function of palestine. dimitri juliani and is really john list roby above and both taking then naturally opposing sides. but listen, is truly helping as it is really that these really air force is somehow justifying each and every bomb. if there's a military target there. i know it's hard to believe that there are so many miller military targets, but i just do want to point out that i live in television and every day, every day i went to the bomb shelter every day and every night because television as possibly being bombed by god, and so on the one hand, i am upset that innocent palestinians are being killed. i care for all human beings, including costs and hands. on the other hand, how mazda is not stop launching missiles. so israel still has a job to do, and unfortunately it's a war and it is, if people get killed in wartime, that is a not blame to go around to blame both the as rarely leadership and the palestinian leadership. both of them have screwed up for 75 years and specifically over the

past 20 years or starts with the occupiers that there never starts with the people . is that some occupation, even though i disagree with this app is c as well? i'm as at the same time, i cannot deny the right, but i'm also using misery options to resist the occupation. and this is something that is guaranteed by the international laws. imagery has a better solution across, and i'm curious the over, dimitri would say, honestly, and i don't mean this as an attack. i want to hear, we're dimitri. what would you do if you were the prime minister of israel on october 8th, how would you react? it to the slaughter of $1400.00. okay, put aside the soldiers. you could said it was wrong to kill a 1000 or 900 civilians. what would you recommend that it is or would have done on october? 8th, 2 words and occupation doesn't take much, does it take a break? and yet it still has worked on money into order making things look so complicated isn't as occupied as the west bank and gaza is 6 days. let them take 60 days to go

out. that's the end the story. and another thing that i want to say that let's uh, talk about who, who so who knows how much we live on how they want to go? how do i sign this, this you cannot go and say, how much is a devil now? was you as, as rarely governments consecutive is ready go ahead and local interest in the growth and expansion. and nobody can even deny that. i agree with you that meeting and the i'll do support from us and do that the money through and he's bears responsibility. he's got to go. i agree with you. what for you to say that all is what has to do on october 8th is pull out and stop the occupation. that's a hobby simplicity unrealistic interest, a false assumption. but also what we're gonna think home by on sit around a campfire, be friends. where do you talk about eh, how much vomiting? uh, re why genocide has taken place in guys that i don't think you can compare 12000 innocent people being killed with less than what 20 instead of your exam being killed as

a result of use shotwell bombings or soap? well, i mean, the other parts we work with crackers, basically, as someone who, as many, many dozens of members were killed in the genocide of a holocaust. as people in the armenian quarter who suffered 1500000 people killed by the ottomans during the genocide for you to call. when it's 2200000 people in gaza and only yes, only 12000 were killed in, oh, we're with home us. you called at a gym, so i think i need to buy you a dictionary so you can look up the district definition of genocide. that is not genocide, usually not trying to purposely kill innocent people. p, a israel trying to kill him off using come off is going to accept israel pulling out of the west bank. they don't, they don't want all, they will do. they do not accept. they do not accept pulling out all of a putting out just they do not expect that if you read a charter, they want all visual from river to the sea. meantime,

suggesting that germany is unable to criticize israel, due to a sense of guilt for the atrocities committed during the holocaust. uh, the president, riding some feathers on his 1st trip to the european nation in or read off the soda . i'm speaking freely because we don't owe anything to israel. if we were in that, we could not speak so freely. but those who are in debt can now speak freely. we did not go through the how it costs, and we're not in such a situation because our respectful human beings is very different. leading into this meeting tensions were taught were over high regardless because a similarly last week the church president issued a number of statements suggesting that israel is carrying out war crimes and is called the state of israel and terror states. so this has been remarked that has been opposed by the german chancellor. charles essentially said that the claim that's is rosa thursday is ludicrous. it's absurd and continue to say that is what is the state of democracy more. so he said that is real,

is of course bounded by international law and is essentially carrying out its deeds with respect to that. whereas the text president does not agree with that statement or that sentiment as a whole it's, it's essentially a war of words. it seems that these rhetoric will not die down, and this is essentially what the church present has been suggesting that how mazda has been fighting a fight or a water resistance against the state of israel. and as a result, does not call her mazda service organization. but calls them resistance fighters that are fighting for the homeland as well as for their people. whereas the german chancellor has essentially continued to essentially solely blame home us for the events. it's kind of mixed up live and it cannot continue to be the case that a terrorist organization which dominates this region is able to repeatedly carry out such activities with an incredible amounts of military force. this has to end and it's something that everyone must push for. we certainly do. another matter of concern has to be some of the statements or the rhetoric that has been issued by

tentative. and this is something that the church president has picked up on and has been again local about. but again, the west has been signed and this is why the church president has adamantly said that the west is being silenced. that is, of course, to blame as the results of israel's factions, because the west is doing nothing about it. in fact, the west is choosing to say, blind. it's a matter of values and morals as well as the church president, especially said in berlin, that as well as mosques and hospitals are being targeted, churches are also being targeted. question neighborhoods are also being targeted. the question that he posed was, why are you being signing that this was the general sentiment paused at the wes, let's listen to what else the turkish present have to say to body that model. right now you're seeing hundreds. i'm not saying hundreds, but thousands of bells things have been killed by israel. yes, they are targeting hospitals. is places of worship and churches. these disorders, me as i'm mostly as a christian, are you not disturbed by the destruction of churches?

why then don't you take a stand do it for us? there's no distinction between jews, christians and most names in these regions. if there was a struggle, i guess at the cemetery is i would be the 1st leader to wage war against it. meanwhile, as we speak, germany is talking about giving financial support to israel. actually, the main sense of the argument of the charge is present. it hasn't been that nobody should be picking sides are favorites in this conflicts. and we do have our received in hindsight to the relations between the 2 heads of state, between church and germany. but it's the states to assume that the rhetoric will not be contained to just the relations between these 2 countries. now as the user id, i'm not wor, expands to a minutes in huntington, the tunnels below the west bank and the shoals of gauze are a storm by the idea which civilians basically stuck with. no, well let's go keeping you totally posted here on air. i don't like the blood rush,

it has to be in the united nations security council meeting on keeps crack down on the ukranian orthodox church. during the session most goes on. busted up to the un said the man in charge of ukraine takes his marching orders from western pock. it is zalinski and his regime are completely subordinate to the west and cannot take a single step without their instructions. it is unlikely that our colleagues today would dare voice any reproach for the ukrainian dictator. united nations security council held a hearing on the topic of threats to international peace and security on friday, during which they discussed threats to freedom of religion, specifically in ukraine. that's where last month, ts pearlman approved a bill that ends to banned religious organizations associated with russia. there are assume targets the training orthodox church. well as leaders have repeatedly denied the allegations that they are working with moscow that hasn't stopped. this one's the government from targeting their right to exist. are you an assistant

secretary general for human rights told the security council? not only are you creating an orthodox clergy, members being targeted by t a. but there are also serious concerns about whether their rights to due process or being upheld defense. february 2022 over 6600 criminal cases, brought against individuals for collaboration and other conflict related mines in ukraine. 60 age have involved ukrainian orthodox church, clergy, members, according to your brand, you know, for warranties. i would say char is monitoring $44.00 of these cases, and it is particularly important to each one full respect for due process and fair trial, right? in these extremely sensitive categories, interviews $26.00 cases again building you will see clergy. members, we have identified concerns regarding the status of the criminal proceedings, such as the accused not having access to

a lawyer during the search of his home or pressure from prosecutors on the security council also heard from a representative for the russian orthodox church to note it that the government and to yeah, did not solve this problem by simply creating its own orthodox church in the ukraine and hoping that no one would notice. he pointed out that given the recognition the new church has received from the us, it sends a message to both washington and the only want the churches they agree with to exist, which isn't exactly religious freedom. but what is listed in your mean, we have become accustomed to hearing about the religious neutrality of states in the west. well, however, as an international level, we see the opposite. in february us present, joe biden went to key if he meant that with the head of the skis mattie community, which was established by the authorities. and incidentally, this is a beneficiary of all of the presentation of the crating of the church that would

change. it seems to been asked to receive. this is something that the us president certainly is attention to. this is a message that the current administration of the us present supports the so called correct religious community, and the incorrect one skin to dealt with the state which seemed rushes permanent. representative to the us noted that russia is the country that has repeatedly tried to draw attention to the ongoing religious persecution happening in ukraine at the hands of the ones these governments. but the west has refused to acknowledge it. the rest using the colored ink brushes repeatedly, drawn the attention of the council to cubes, campaign to destroy economical orthodoxy and ukraine. we raise these questions during meetings of the un security council. on the 17th of january, the 26th of july on the 12th of may at our initiative, a meeting of the council was organized to discuss the situation of freedom of religion and faith in ukraine and the persecution against the ukrainian orthodox church. however, the western members of the council continued not to notice the situation. they are

not allowed to question ukraine's president zalinski. otherwise, the questionnaire arise of whom, specifically, they are delivering weapons too. and for what purpose? for their part, both representatives from western countries including the u. s and the u. k. and ukraine refused to acknowledge that they had done anything wrong. and claimed russia was the one to blame bogged down playing the concerns that were presented. a reminder that they continued to justify the targeting of religious leaders. as long as it fits their chosen narrative, the iranian administrators of petroleum and science teaming up to acquire unique technologies to carry out the underground directional drilling. it's something only 3 countries in the world, and conversely, do, and it comes as parents, oil exports have searched this month. the policies that use after lunch to explain richard juan company, more oil means making more money. and with a new drilling technology known as what a re steerable system or are assess being introduced into its petroleum industry.

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the public. sanchez, i've been doing news for 30 years to languages all over the world. here in the us interviewed for us presidents working for us, major television networks. i believe that news should be honest, direct, and impactful, and this is direct impact the let's do this. let's start with this with a member of congress publicly slamming ukrainian president zalinski. they've cancel the election. what kind of democracy has no election? so next year zalinski said he's not going to have an election.