[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the disturbing images from a refugee camp in gaza where at least 50 palestinians have reported killed in and is really attacked on the you when school is really, are strikes for so full pallets city and simply southward away from the violence against the base journalist visits a densely crowded refuge account here and this come we are really living the senior living, the hunger and the international support for the palestinian in these difficult

times. it's actually 9 off and the you as president joe biden faces criticism after it's for field, he sent 2 sets of letters to both pro palestinian and pro is rarely americans with noticeably different homes. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. at least 50 people are reported to have been killed in and is really attacking a school on the bali a refugee camp in northern gaza. that's according to the palestinian health ministry with the details. here's canadian palestinian during the last months or schumann, a warning, his report contains disturbing images. this is not the 1st time as the whole school was hit by the is there any defense forces? it was hit in 2014 as well. attending dozens of the water,

the time between of us, that is what i am. and after that, a whole lot of china to phone vision was phones, one of the to the foundations, which said of the injured kid and rosa, today, however, the scan of the casualties was much bigger. there is no confed information about not being there or from us controlling populations from them. that is odd yet to show any substantial evidence since the last $4.00 to $3.00 days except for the bomb being of buildings killing of civilians sticking out civilian hospitals, churches and more. yeah, i'm still here to show some kids have been information could have been source, could have been evidence to show that they have this month has any kind of from us infrastructure here. and because of as a whole lot of school is one of them. what is happening is traumatic. what is

happening is immense. isn't all that aside from that, isn't it? is that but a scene and you're most welcome in the north golf house. however, hundreds of thousands of people say that, i mean, that's fast thing where they are telling them, no, this is our home. now we stay where we are right now. in chicago, the situation is as terrible if not the world, or people in a ship of thousands injured, it's together with the families. and then a few days with the doctor had been forced to leave a ship. ah, they are now walking 25 kilometer down a path and the cords on their foot towards the south, leaving only a $150.00 who cannot move together with 7 books for the. she's all sorts of 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 for the student is on the ground. so there is more disturbing footage coming from the sprawling jabante a refugee camp. as the idea hits, another part of northern dodge and metix were joined by locals in a frantic search for any survivors in the rubble, one local kind, an entire neighborhood was destroy god. this is beautiful, people moved in their houses, eating when suddenly the rubble fell on, but they were killed without even realizing what was happening. all of them were women and children is really forces occupying children. i don't understand how they could do this. why a lot of so i'm, and as we were bombed by error strikes, result in incomplete destruction which scattered the body parts of women and children. so we've been pulling them out. and as you can see now, we're looking for a man or woman in a small child. look at this destruction is this such a body? can't that we've known? what can i say? and so it was become a ghost town. let's look at the houses. there was they were full of people who have

been displayed in school and in all of them are children and women. we don't know what to do. a whole residential neighborhood was wiped out to the feel of the moving down central canada. now where is really forces conducted strikes on another palestinian refugee camp albert raised this foot, it shows residential buildings so heavily damaged. they can no longer provide shelter victims or believe to have been buried under the rubble a report from the south of gaza. say the city of con unit, same under is rarely fire, was dozens killed, including children. many others were believed to have been trapped under collapse to building locals and the volunteer emetics tried to rescue the victims they found is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu assessed as military, has the moral authority to do whatever it needs to do this arm. how much it's on the surface, the idea of will have absolute freedom of action in the gaza strip against any threats. this is the only way to ensure disarmament of the region is real, abide by the rules of war. this is how our army functions most merely army in the

world. the from us, the communications officer of international committee of the red cross as both parties must respect international law and not target innocent civilians. this is a very heretic scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza estimation of civilian and you know the, the, the, the last 24 hours on the, that the health ministry, your forty's before they even causes 1000. that's the highest sense this uh, besides that it has started gums over 7. um, do i see the nations we'd have to express has been born from such tragic events where and when to billions are those who only pay to have useful? it's unacceptable to witness. you know, the schools deals with and trying to displace people who are helpless. central are left with nothing to help them move on. in these very di here to turn situations. the are protected other than some nationally without

a law that we have called for immediate, an absolute protection of the civilians as the nation without any law instruction. and we have been urging foxes to conflict who failed their legal obligations, but more of a moral imperative. now, after those tell these obligations, we are close to monitoring the situation and the gases check, given all the concerns on the humanitarian situation and the become the facilities . and we can, they are very grave concerns. both parties, when it comes to civilian losses and also there is another, another main and, and very serious focus on what's ongoing and um, i'll ship a hospital the largest your kind of hospitality, gaza strip, which you have, which used to have a thousands of casualties bashed and patients as the last thousands and thousands of intel into slate families and we remind both parties that when there is

a military operation, ongoing, near or inside hospitals. so we remind them that there is a presence of civilians, medical personnel, patients and casualties. and these enjoy special protection, the national italian law, and the must respect their obligations when they conduct the cities in these areas . meanwhile, there is a continuing accidents of gaza residence southward to egypt and border as they make their way through streets laden with rubble. the according to the 11 and a half 1000000 of does is 2000000 residents have been displaced, as is israel began. it's the environment of the enclave most to stay in refugee camps. but the lack of clean water, food, and other essentials makes life difficult. does a base during loss times of shalanda reports. 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 while they actually live in more challenging times. here and this come we are really living the senior living, 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 8 to that's 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 are they, are we heard from ali bought or a 27 year old dentist who's now living in a guys a camp housing, thousands of displaced individuals. here's his story. that's a whole just wasn't what's an ios my, this is a very complex horrific world that the world is now seeing is what we are living in a very difficult situation in a city that is currently being formed by israeli soldiers. i'm a doctor from palestine. i graduated from the faculty of dentistry and new crimes. before i moved back to guys, i lived in ukraine. but i didn't see such a was in ukraine. the situation is much better because it's really sold as a cruel. they kill children, old people in bomb houses. they do not. capital is different in ukraine, where at least people could go out to other cities, not like you guys, and there was no apples or anything at all. this is

a medical situation is difficult, right now. hospitals are very dangerous. i'm plans of bombings and some of our patients cannot be saved here, which is why we want to send them to a neighboring country like egypt. there is no water, no brads, no food, nothing here. we have little time less than a dying without water. we eat and live like dogs. as you can see, this is my home, that's up and why don't come in with it. it's very good to look how we live. we clean once a day. we cook here, come with me and i'll show you what we have. it, these are all groceries and this is what we could just do me get over and let the little car people were standing in line just to get some water. we will stand here for about an hour and a half. look,

our families live here. i've never seen anything like this in my life. these children for 3 that the, what is happening is not only a war for us, which is the end of the world. is this year people stand in line for the toilets for an hour and a half where there is no water and electricity, nothing. it has difference. we must. and this for the enemy is peace is against not people because i'm the children of the field of this is simply the dictatorship of israel and american soldiers to bomb our cities. we must, and this was the to the 1st of the later israel's prime minister says no agreements have been raised on the release of hostages that says televi tv's on mass rallies with protesters, calling on the government to take action. local journalists, nick to call in reports from the ground. i brought the stuff behind me tier and next bill that they are me, the chief building of these riley army, a headboard. there's that you can place days, riley, sand especially dad. those to the relatives that were teasing that to the 3 day the

menus, riley government to do more days. people think that the jelly government doesn't want to meet them and to explain to them what is the strategy and what they're going to do to release those people. the gallon does not call me. she knows she's tony with the families all the time. adding some background noise, what she's doing now is shadowing the families. again. it's impossible to pretend we're having more tactics. there will be no victory. the hostages don't come back to the jews, people. we know what the selection i played that's really not via and other selection and everybody will come home and well in holly cox. no. i hope that tomorrow by the way,

you come home for him. he's handicapped. but he knows who edward can go to is a going through. and these types info is the son is. so i think i'm a talking to him, but these are fine. the fight to most of the people in green that we need to destroy it. how much and bring back those digits that there's a big but there's 2 targets are going through a deep sea because if you all the guys and the if you a going inside is all the 4th of these riley army probably, or maybe some of the hostages fuel be bad because of that, and this is a big divide even in between the families of the house that just throw that surprising rally. and or this goes that some is riley's until a visa arms and use for was to selling 4 seasons or 6 flyer to another room for the use rarely get really, really angry. i do that there's,

there's the believe there was anything being done. they tried to down not the time to speak about space unfortunately. now is the time for zora, but the families of the hostages days are in the big dilemma. it says steady. i would say nobody really knows how to end this game. and what is the end game of all of the people of them and have it once again, then making their feelings clear about the complex in gaza. streets in the capital were turned into rivers of people as tens of thousands put on a mass show of support for palestine. protest has condemned the continuing commonplace and trampled on the as really flag. we heard from some of those taken

partners say this time for regional powers to step in the you know, the we came out today to condemn the is really regime in the american government for the palestinian people. specifically in gaza. we came here to announce that we will always stand with the palestinian people. we also want to call on the regional powers to open their borders. so we can enter palestine and fight with him against israel. sweet natured and opium in and knows that they are ready to fight to palestine against designers, outlines who else has decreed, humiliation, and phone. okay. why don't we not afraid of the as ready threats? we will be the ones to strike fear in their hearts and cause division in their ranks is ro couldn't threaten us only ones, but we will be the ones to strike them with the power of god. joe biden is facing criticism over a pair of letters to you as president sent to pro palestinian and pro is rarely americans are both versions address the ongoing complex. they haven't noticeably

different tones r t correspondence. she both has the details or this. it relates to 2 letters, one issue to the is really do i ask for if you like, and i didn't do 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 as the uh, is really losses which occurred on october 7th. both of these letters, both communications refer specifically to the number of is there any losses, but what they do refer to when it comes to the palestinians. they say terms like many. so the term killed is not used. numerous and not used. and of course,

we know that the palestinian loss is now off, is where the loss is. 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, where the state, if you like, on the united states, giving over 200 $50000000000.00 warry in aid to these really states since that time, most of us 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 got a glance into that as some time a back when we hear a junk for we talk about what was all about. and some of this 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 are 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 letter or the letter to these really diaspora. there's talk about as a holocaust, there's talk, but never again, there's talkative genocide. kind of interesting lead the state department now seems to believe that genocide isn't constituted by the depths of thousands of civilians, destruction of a lot of 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. so 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. and 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 window significantly later on. you could suggest that that is trying to tap into reverse engineer. i'm everything concerned for the humanitarian crisis as they call it in gaza at, you know, and you've got to also remember that while, you know, did this and narrative changes across the world, huge protests and we've got a pole in the united states released as well. latency as suggesting to 55 percent of the population now disagree without jo biden's, 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. and these 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 they, 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 you, 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 managed. meanwhile, the us president says, some of the suffering of people and war zones throughout the world. there is goods

that can come from the bad. you made this comments in an opinion piece published by the washington post. in a moment of so much violence and suffering in ukraine, israel gaz. uh and so many other places we must never forget the lesson learned time and again throughout our history out of great tragedy and upheaval, enormous progress can come. every step we take toward that future is progress that makes the world safer. in the united states of america, more secure, the united states government constantly talks about democracy, liberty, liberation, and basically a bunch of platitudes which stapler for a while. they're constantly where the good guys and they're the bad guys and if you, in any way deviate from the us agenda, which is that they rule the world and everyone follows in line and does exactly what they say. then you are to be assassinated. there is to be a to launched in your country. and just like in the cases of the us going to war with various other countries,

they constantly present these very black and white arguments. they hate us because of our freedoms. and they hate us because we want democracy and they hate us because of the x y z ad reason, you know, like a comic book and they present these arguments to the world and their own people. of course, the world is not accepted for a very long time, but even their own people are questioning them now in the united states has never been a model power. it's never been a power which is seeking the liberty of peoples around the world. it has been a power which wants to impose its will by force, whether that be culturally upon a people or militarily upon a people throughout the world. and that's what the united states is. and that's where the united states continues to be. when the american president is talking about the us being essential, he is not talking about his own people. there is no care in the world. the united states government has for its own people. what they care about is the corporate interest, which financed them. that's what they care about and,

and maintaining us dominance around the world. and so they're doing that for, for their military mites. and in this language, when we're looking at the language he's using of the essential because you only use that sort of language and have to tell people that you have a right to exist or that you are essential as a nation. if you feel that that is being questioned and that somebody who is arguing against you being in a central part of the international community or. 3 your existence is something that is valid. and so when we hear countries talking in this way, it has to raise an eyebrow. why are they speaking like this? are they speaking in reaction or do they know and they're, they are trying to preempt something because they feel their power slowly. uh, slowly fading away. and i think that's what that this is. this is the disintegration of the us as the sole superpower. and now there's having to reconcile with the fact that they're no longer able to do what they did. 20 years

ago. the judge and the usa of colorado has ruled that former us president donald trump was involved in the riots on january 6th, 2021. but rejected an attempt to remove him from the states primary election ballot . trump team called the decision a when for america. we applied today's ruling in colorado, which is another nail in the coffin of the american ballot challenges. the american voter has a constitutional right to vote for the candidate for their choosing with president donald j. trump, leading by massive numbers. well, that decision came up for courts in minnesota, and michigan also refused to remove trump from the states republican primary ballots. prosecutors said they would appeal trumpets still facing the state and federal criminal charges in connection with his unwillingness to recognize the

official results of the 2020 presidential election. he has denied wrong doing the . on january 6th, 2021, a mob of donald trump's supporters gathered on capitol hill in washington dc and stormed into the building. they allegedly sought to keep thompson power by preventing congress from counting the electoral college votes to formalize the victory of then president elect to joe biden. investigators say trump orchestra to the in person and was part of the time to overturn the election. you split the homer, pennsylvania state senator and attorney,

very smart. he says the case against trump is actually an attempt by members of the arrival of democratic party to metal in the upcoming elections. this is yet again, another attempt, but the democrats and for level of organizations to interfere with the right of the american people to choose who they want to be present at the finding that is just completely without the mirror. first of all, it was completely unnecessary. there was no reason for this course, the whole here, the court decided as a matter of law. so going to be the constitution does not present the donald trump for, for running, for president, even if he had allegedly committed simmons direction. so all of these facts were relevant to the decision to have a real part of this, of this, a 105 page decision was literally about 6 pages. one, number 2, i don't think people were going to give it any credibility because a lot of the decision was based some of january 6th cord, which we all know was a hatchet job. but the democrats,

there were no real republicans on their committee. the former speaker policy would not allow republicans, you to point his phone to the committees. so rely on that biased report relation should have never occurred. right, that's what i do for me for now, but just stay with us by calling union. o'neill is in next in about half an hour's time was much more of the day. it's tough to story by the many more boys you live grow is there any leaves feel uncomfortable in 2 days is around because it's, it's become mis sciatic. it's become there. right. twin and national as the racist . and that's why you had a lot of money for just a lot of demonstrations against the current government. be from the beginning of

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