of my show is called the direction, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way the it is where i can use this hour to run off the international with reports coming in, but between 50 feet and 200 people. the report of lead killed in an id, a stripe on the alpha, quote, a school and it's a bali, a refugee camp in gaza. that's a shelter for hundreds playing the violin. 26 people that killed overnight and is rarely asked rise when hon. eunice and gods obeys john. let's visit. so one of the refugee accountants knew the enclaves, southern part of the city here in this county, we are really living the senior living, the hunger and the international support for the palestinians in these difficult times is actually 9 off at the cottage in palestine is now killed more than

$12000.00, a member of the as riley parliament suggested to the country the approaching gauze of maybe too humane. so we put that up for debate with a pair of guess. the 3rd starts with the occupiers. there never starts with the people who just occupation for you to say the always you asked the due on october 8, because pull out and stop the occupation. that's a hobby. simplicity, a realistic interest of assumption. but also we're going to sing close by onset, around a campfire. do you find the around the world around the clubs? it's always your news on audience. so breaking news now out of northern guy that it kick office hours program. we understand at least 50 people have been killed and then is riley strike on the alpha. what a school is a bali, a refugee camping gun. so this is according to the palestinian ministry of health.

however, there are reports suggesting the death toll could be posted to $200.00. the phil is not with canadian and palestinian journalist been sort of sho. so this was not the 1st time that the whole school was hit. so in 2014, there was a very similar amounts of code that happened there, and the dozens were killed. and since that time, there was a child at the foundation, the very famous child at the foundation to help to inject goals as a whole lot of foundation, which was uh, started since 2014 for some reason the idea of decided again to the kids to school this time the casualties are in the, like you said, 150 to 200, a dead, mostly children and women who took so who sold could have fueled in that school, in the north of the in japan. here. it seems that the adf is trying to force the people who have decided to remain in their home and then wants to move south as

soon as possible in a ship of that situation is as terrible. if not, we'll all be put in a ship of thousands inserts together with the families and refugees with doctor had been forced to leave a sofa. the autumn, the walking $25.00 could almost to down a pass on the port on their thoughts towards the south, leaving only a $150.00 will cut off together with 7 doctors in us to follow up with them. he had an hon. you witness was one of the worst days in terms of casualties since the fall of the escalation since the start of the war. 53, you talked to confirm that only you had an hon. eunice as a result of 7 different sikes across different areas here. 53 that the more is filled with corpses. there is no more places to put that in. right

now. no sort hospital is a place full of this. what do you this are people looking for fluids? we've been looking for walter. people grieving and it seems like it's only going to get worse with what the idea is doing here. so the $2300000.00, but a scene is on the ground or the body, a campus being the side of many id advertising, gaza this saturday, another day of total destruction and with mold, killed and trapped in the rubble. maddox joined by locals, the scar and with every for victor. one local resident says, an entire neighborhood has been wiped out my caught a sub i'm and as we were bombs by error strikes, resulting the complete destruction which scattered body parts of women and children . and so we've been pulling them out and as you can see now we're looking for a man, a woman, and a small child. look at this destruction. is this such a bodily camp that we've known? what can i say?

it has become a ghost town. let's look at the houses there is they were full of people who have been displaced with it, and all of them are children and women. we don't know what to do. a whole residential neighborhood was wiped out. thousands of medical facilities have been struck all across casa, and some of the centers here. well that mapped out for you, the director of the i likes the hospital and central golf that describes how stop i've suffered since the conflict erupted. well enough, know, this is up to now more than 200 personnel of the ministry of health and medical staff had been killed. these really occupation doesn't even let us treat the injured sick, the elderly and the babies and the incubator. the occupation continues on to turn to commit heinous crimes against the health facilities and our cruise for the 18 people have been killed in the idea of attack on friday. the targeted a residential area of the new south after refugee camp and central gaza. locals searching through the debris there. and we heard from survivors who showed the

stories of last nights of rock is telling us, there was a lot of dust and everything in the house was destroyed. and me so hate. and i felt brooks folding in my head. i felt of the grounds and rocks fell on my heads. they pulled me out of the rubble of life. every waves then dressed. there was no safe place. no where even the beach, it's not safe. there is no safe place. we were sleep. all children were 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 other brother who died was on the 2nd floor. i mean, for live, 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? we left by this time to them. we left everything through them. the we accepted the we would settle this small spot. what do you want from us? enough is enough. look at this house of god. so now what 26 people have been killed and 9 is riley striking. the city of con eunice. well, hundreds of thousands were ordered to evacuate the north southern areas and now will they become deadly as well? a bodies lie, docking gods of palestinians to bid a final farewell to locals, and creeping family members gather and pray near those that have died. the palestinian dest soul, now stands at $12000.00 since the start of the conflict, the 7th of, of 12. but meanwhile, guys and move it to the south through the rubble left behind. according to the united nations, one and a half 1000000 of guys is over. 2000000 residents have been displaced in the last 5

weeks. and most of these people stay in refugee for the lack of clean water. food and other essentials makes life difficult. open out the guys are based, john, let's a how does a challenge reporting from one of their main refugee shelters in con eunice? we are here surrounded by thousands of tons, tons, people here are trying to survive, have struggle. they start new 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 human turn, aid to that up 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 to the russian ministry of emergency services has left its 13 tons of humanitarian aid for gaza. the it'll go via egypt includes food mattresses, hygiene products that will be transferred to palestinians in need by the egyptian red crescent. this actually comes on top of 190 tons of 8 already sent by moscow. m o m. uh, images here from the off the author friday's attack on the southern city, able to offer several strikes, targeted the board of towns throughout the day,

claiming over a 1000 lives a number of residential homes who i hate as well as the shut buddha refugee come. how these ready on and he says it's activities and goals are, are expanding, adding that over the past day, members of to on the divisions operating in the northern part of gauze, i say they have engaged in fighting with, from us is ready for us as part of the video showing of and baffled was taking place against the group. the idea of says, a number of militants were killed. i think that is ready. troops struck on the ground. that's what age i posted by on us more close quarter fighting with the idea of all this as a desk told across the region rises by the day joe biden has sent a pair of letters to pro palestinian. i'm pro is ready. americans,

which were leaked by us media outlet, and while they do a dress, the conflict in the middle east, it's done with 2 very different tones. all these shape bows was here in the studio . they had to give me these house, or 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 supporters of the palestinian movement if you like. and where were you looking at the differences in language here? the differences in the messaging of for example, when it comes to uh the uh, is really 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 and not using a course. we know that the palestinian last has now off is way the last 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 on the united states, giving over $250000000000.00, rory in aid 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 heard john kirby talk about what was all about. and that's all 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 fantasies aren't being killed, they're not being bombed. the missiles are being dropped, the american plains, american munitions are being dropped to killing all these products. thing is, 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 letter or the letter to these really diaspora. there's talk about as a holocaust, there's talk about never again, there's talk about the genocide. and interestingly, the state department now seems to believe that 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 a genocide for 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 out 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 concerned 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. huge protests and we've got a pole in the united states released as well. latency 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 i'm to be 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 then 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 it. after all, most of the munitions being dropped, most of the political licensing for this punitive biblical operation way as well as coming from the united states. come from that part of the at mid atlantic give you like. so we're seeing an attempt to use language and reverse engineering plausibility. it's in the art of manage. now as the bottom is continue to write

down on gaza. something is ready. politicians wonder if the current approach is as strong as it should be. and all of this preoccupation was, was on the very scene to match and gauze that shows that we have learned nothing. we are to humane ben garza now. nothing less. do you know they allow fuel in don't allow water in until the cost of just every ton. this all comes out. so he went in special rep, a tour on palestine has actually cost doubt over israel justification for this $1.00. these are, i cannot claim the right of sense defense against the fact that a monday to from that there are 3 it took 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, a in general. it's also been said in the case of unified processing and territory.

so we've raised the topic of a cycle of self defense and the cost with, with a pair of guests, this 5 person for the fact that are full, most democrats faction of palestine, dimitri delani. and it's really, john, it's a real b, but naturally, both of them on opposing sides. but i do have a listen, a truly hoping as an is really, that is 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. so 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 celebrated as possibly being bombed by god. and so on the one hand, i am upset that in this account settings are being killed. i care for all human beings, including crossing is 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 and starts with the occupiers that they're never starts with the people who resist occupation. even though i disagree with this app is c, as well 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. if dmitri has a better solution across, and i'm curious, are you able to meet or you would say, honestly, and i don't mean this as an attack, and one was, you were 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 recognize that it is what would have done on october 8th, 2 works and occupation doesn't take much. does it take a break? and yet it still has worked on a money order making things look so complicated is your last off you buy the,

the west bank and gaza the 6 days let them take 60 days to go out. that's the end of the story. and another thing that i want to say that let's talk about who, who so who i'm asked, who lived on off, they want to go, how does one sign this, this you cannot come and say, how much is it double now? was you, as is 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 isn't y'all did support from us. it is 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 8, because pull out and stop the occupation. that's a hobby simplicity unrealistic interest of false assumption. but also what we're gonna think home by, i'm sitting around a campfire, be friends. what do you talk about eh, how mass vomiting, w y?

genocide has taken place in guys that i don't think you can compare 12000 people being killed with less than what 20 instead of your exam being killed as a result of you sort of bombings or so well maybe of the 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 a genocide for you to call. when it's 2200000 people in gaza and only yes, only 12000 were killed in oh, we've come us, you called at the 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, visual, not trying to purposely kill innocent people. p a israel trying to kill him off using come off is going to accept visual 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 accept that. if you read the charter,

they want all visual from river to the see the cost belong to committed war crimes and palestine can not be allowed. that is the message from south africa, which is the mounting of the international criminal court. take action in south africa along with like minded states and parties have submitted a joint referral on the situation in palestine to ensure that international criminal court bass urgent attention to the grave situation, thereby islands and their support to the prosecutors investigation. south africa remains committed to an impunity for war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide. it is hoped that the situation in palestine will be prioritized by the international criminal court in order to deliver justice to the victims of these grave crimes. international criminal cords prostitutes a cream kind has been to choose or forgetting his responsibilities. as an investigator has acknowledged receipts off the sewing referral from the 5 countries

. saying that the i see see already has an ongoing investigation into the situation . independent scene in states of war crimes committed since 2014. on november 17th 2023. my office received a referral regarding the situation in the state of palestine. my office confirms that is presently conducting an investigation into the situation in the state of palestine. this investigation encompasses conduct that may amount to rome statute crimes committed since june, 13th, 2014, in gaza and the west bank including east jerusalem. since its creation, the i c c has mainly targeted african and as a non western speak is a completely failing to hold into account a u. s. and european speakers will continue to commit to these war crimes. and now many parts of the world are skiing for i. c. c members, states, particularly in the global south of to try and help solve it, just whatever is left of the ice, these,

these capabilities. and all of this comes off to question c assistance questions such as, what is the difference between color con anthony blink and the like soft benjamin netanyahu. and these questions was stopped by a statement issued by the poppy prosecutor menus. paper was many states reflect his inability and bias news of the situation, and this is really never to be during the referral off the situation in palestine to the i. c. c, comes off to a foreign minister on the lead, the pando cold and the eyes to see to issue a risk. warren is a case, and it's a new off win as a is really need is responsible for jane assigned to the murder of children, women, and the elderly by israel as an act that should have resulted in the international criminal court, issuing an immediate arrest warrant for team decision makers, including mister nathan, yahoo, who are responsible for violations of international criminal law. so that's because one of the 5 countries that have an international criminal quotes investigation

into these really how much more, which is lift thousands of children and civilians did. so that's because says that the request was made to sort that the i c. c pay special and patient's attention to the grave situation in pad this time. since the start of the whole international indeed is have been requesting respect towards international laws and rules. also the rules and now, so that is all going in for june at the states parties to the roman statute due to him this particular service oh, creates and submit to the own independent. the, the idea on has, well, i have exchange fire across the lebanese border this saturday. israel says it launched as tribes and the number of the minutes in groups infrastructure facilities while as well as it is, it's shut down and is rarely drone. we heard from the local journalist 11 on a joelle, not ruining cities, a non so happened on a site and continues between these riley army and has the locks recently has below

released the statement, referring to the operations carried out against the as rarely armed forces of the moment across the southern central and eastern parts of lebanon, and these rarely air force is attacking supplements. meanwhile, has the law has repeatedly stated today that operations are being carried out against israeli air force position. so we're talking not only about technical observation posts, but also documents and military personnel of these rarely armed forces. according to his block. as a result of these operations, dozens of israeli soldiers had been wounded in response. israel has launched, strikes with the help of you if he's on settlements in southern lebanon on the moment, is rarely recognized as plains are flying low over the south and not far from the capital. the route. you know, not unless the, the media and the prime minister has announced the key principles of a piece deal with as what advice john had been settled regarding the reason crisis or with the disputed. and i go to know kind of ask region. all details not without tce are in a cost of the armenian prime minister announced this after another round of talks

with his eyes are much on the account support in brussels. and he said that they agreed on the key terms in principle. and he hopes that they will finally get it in writing in the coming months. it was agreed that armenia and as are by john, have no territorial claims and undertake not to make such claims in the future. the unblocked and original communications should be carried out on the basis of the sovereignty of the countries of the army named prime minister claims. that the reason why they haven't actually signed the peace agreements yet is because of mutual distrust. they just can't get past that. and they always assume the worst of each other, and they can, for example, agree on the word and in the agreements and on security terms. just remind our viewers all of the conflict. this is over the boss and uh, the territory surround and this and the conflict began after the collapse of the soviet union and armenia. and as or by john, have been fighting over the enclave and that territory. since then. it was under

the control of the ethnic armenian population there that was until uh, 2021. i was there by john to control of parts of the area. and then there was a trilateral sees far agreements with russia's help, which also some peacekeepers there. and then sentients, florida, again, this september, when either by john launched, launched a large scale military offensive and so control of the area of the region now go look at a box which lets a mass exodus of the ethnic armenian population there. now this friday, the international court of justice organizer by john to ensure the safety and security of the population live in there and said that it needs to also make sure that those who fled can return and filled up their safe. this conflict continues on, but there are some signs of hope and hopefully we will see this piece agreements in writing and not in principle or i talking to the ukrainian, the conflict. now with frontline bottles buzz with drones,

that's russian forces deal with those flying towards them to you course one them. what i've got is the app is better and taking a look at how it's hillary man avoid this sometimes. deadly. you avey a la city, something new for just a moment while i yeah. the at the new very close to us. we can hear you paid. you talk to you soon? excusing you just heard was less than so just trying to shoot a doubt before before this is the new explosion. yes. perhaps the shop is down. perhaps it flew on nevertheless, the come on has been given everyone to show the celia. these is the $220.00 regiment,

totally kilometers from the front lines. even this fall back. this guy, he's a buzz that dreadful bugs shuffle. we're fighting chesapeake. we've been with you for about an hour and that's the faith going to guess it drew. how do you handle it psychologically? no wonder, but it looks like we've got to use today. it's. we always have a spots are watching for the enemy, the. when we hear them, we rush to call the if we can, we try to shoot them down of the no one but on paper. so it just impacted another with the, the very close to us for to ride the bus you soon. so just

use it. it appears that it's nearby we'll perhaps with show top, increasingly ukraine has turned to suicide rooms. they are not kind of fear. moves shots, the job nice. and when they pause, these must be how it. so let's use no said diluted. psalm $116.00 perfectly fits our artillery regiments on the wicked . she will rain fire recalls and burning soul for a scorching winds. will be there, lots god willing and for the glory of russia. good.