[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the disturbing images of at least 15 people are reportedly pills in northern does up volume is really, it's kinda un affiliated school for thousands or sheltering. that's as israel's prime minister, praise is what he calls the high moral standards of the idea is real, abide by the rules of war. this is how our army functions, the most merely army in the world. israel's national security ministry meanwhile

pushes for the death penalty for palestinian prisoners feet from the terrace with thousands said to be potentially affected. but also ahead of the project. pro testers been fury at the is really government intel of the popular benjamin netanyahu. ridge accept prisoners swap deals with how much the for it must go to the world. this is our see, my name's you know, neil of 30 minutes of news and views starts. now. we begin in southern gals that were dozens of palestinians have reportedly being killed. bias really are

a strikes on the city of con, eunice, of the for many more victims are believed to be trapped under the rubble of collapse buildings following sundays. a sold locals on volunteer, medics are assisting through the ruins. these really military has been telling the civilians to a back to it from the city hadn't been intended. so, despite previously claiming that the southern guns was safe for refugees, they fled from the adf invasion of the north. more disturbing for the jews emerging from the scrolling ship valley, a refugee come the ideas at bottoms sites across northern gallows, medics were joined by locals in the front to search for survivors amid the revel on witness fame and sound. entire neighborhood was that god is

a beautiful people loading their houses, eating when suddenly the rubble fell on, but they were killed without even realizing what was happening. all the women and children is really forces. ok. even children like don't understand how they could do this. life, a lot of so i mean as we were bombed by error strikes, result in incomplete destruction, we scattered 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, that your body can't, that we've known. what can i say? and so this become a ghost town. let's look at the houses. there was, they were full of people who have been displaying schooling, and all of them are children and we don't know what to do. a whole residential neighborhood was wiped out to look for the video care. one a returned to the initial seems we brought you on the programs out of southern gals that attend eunice were dustin's. a reported killed by is really are a strikes at one person there among the probably just canadian palestinian

journalist, missouri schumann, who joins us live now on the program. good to see, you monster. give us a sense of the situation in the city of the moment at this sunday morning following the deadly strikes. yes. today is a very windy day, very cold day. i'm having a hard time to hear you, however, get as high and you and as for right now, is still mourning the loss of 73 of its souls. yesterday, in the deadliest day since the start of the conflict. it's now the number 44 and the suffering of 2300000 in front of cnn's here. in addition to having sessions to betty or 73, i'm trying to take care of the hundreds injured today. as a result of 7 different industry likes in the region. yesterday,

we accepted here 7000. you refugees coming in from a ship, a hospital together with over 500 instead of the cases and suitcases from a ship. it says, can you and as of today is in mormon, how do you want us to this is feeling the effects of the people who are coming from the north. however, despite all of that, people he had automatics that fast, despite what the idea is trying to spread in terms of propaganda of getting out of how you want us to move to the south and leavings was leaving palestine to egypt. it's a recurring question. i put to you, but it appears particularly acute, know how our local hospitals, clinics mix shift, medical facilities, coping with, as you said, the, the increasing influx of patients and mid the is really assault. this

is getting worse day by day because there is no replenishment of the medical supplies operations are being done without anesthesia. the patients are the doctors sometimes have to choose who to live and who to die based on the priorities in front of them. if you go inside and also the hospital here, you will find patients on the floor in the waiting room everywhere. you will find patients outside of the hospital on mattresses, on the floor, in the vicinity of the complex of the doctors, nurses, the staff, the hundreds of volunteers do not go back to their homes. they sleep here. they stay on shift throughout the day. unfortunately, the of the clinics and hospitals in the south. i'll have now also carried the bid them of the hundreds of thousands of people that have come from the north as well. we are not seeing any aid or supply coming in to save them as it comes to the

medical facilities here and sign you with this except for a this is that the fuel that has come in the last 2 days and some dr from dr. has to be on board. this was compromised and provide the support one more points, months or is realize, you said had previously claimed that southern gas it was safe to evacuate to are there areas where that is actually the case? unfortunately the evidence to uh says no, uh until now, 44 percent of the casualties have been from the south. yesterday. it was one of the deadliest days. the civilian buildings are bombs. if you do you schools out of bonds, hospital facilities, auto bonds, the people on the street citizens, most of also a kids what it shows that and where to bonds right now with the negotiations ongoing and cut off with us and egyptian, the entire media. see,

it is no negotiation on the fire is a, is trying to push the scene inside as much as possible with mental and physical pressure on the ground to try to give in, to try to get as much as possible from the outgoing ceasefire agreement, which we are expecting anytime soon, most or a stay safe. thank you very much for the update canadian policy. and during this month start she month live from come eunice as well. we've just been showing you the sides. we showed you earlier in the north. let's show you the central parts of the intake were another refugee camp has been bombed by the id f with the is really millet creek claiming it was harper terrace, some buildings where it's completely destroyed and all but rage with the number of victims not yet known. as local starts for survivors who really local correspondents around me,

i'll look all ready is the same guess behind to be one of them. they just just raises. drags on the guy is a threat. we are here as the guy just very close to the, to the ground, most of the guy, the that is to be faxed to views. oh it's. this is one of the latest is drugs on the home ref, we are now in the may this rage of the, my god, there are things you can where just behind me as we located the rubble of the uh, the mcgasey becca ray that sold the guys the bakery that has been completely, completely destroyed by and is really heavy, is really dry during during this is real easy war on the 30th right. what we see here is an initiative by the local residents of this population. opera, cheese,

now god 0, god. these people rece locos, have sold both helping the people around them until themselves as well. they have those of making this very, very traditional. i'm very small victory of their own as this a store of their own. none of them. but there's no single piece of bread either in the guys eat or any other place. israel has exploded the war to turn the gas, the population in augusta for people. i love, i love the idea. it has been increasingly welcome to widely in the locality. actually the people now have no bread and there is no another way but this way. the chicago and a female. yeah, and i have 5 children for the past 10 days. we have not good a piece of bread. my children have begun getting sick. i swear by god does we have notice involved because of the lack of bread, money, people as to why those to get the bread,

us to get some ways to make the bread for the children. but they are no longer there. all the able to buy these this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that cause that goes us read from me i read, i read all the major gaza strip. well, it seems just like the merge and the daily basis. these really prime minister has applauded the efforts of his countries troops against some us. it's on the off which the idea of full 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. a bytes by the rules for this is how our army functions most merely army in the world . you have to come us for a red cross spokesperson till the civilians are paying the price for

a disregard of international law by both sides of the electric company. this is a very high risk scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza estimation of civilian and you know, the total. so the, the last 24 hours on the that the telephone industry, your forty's refund, even guys, is 1000. that's the highest sense this. the banker has started gums over 7 are the dimensions. the weight of the risk process has been born from such tragic events. where and when civilians are those who only pay to have useful. it's unacceptable to witness. you know, the schools tells 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 under than some nationally without a lot. we have called for immediate, an absolute protection of the civilians. and as i do nothing like that inlaw

instruction and we have been urging farkas to conflict who failed their legal obligations. but more of a more imperative now, of those tell these obligations we are close to monitoring situation in the gaza strip, given all the concerns on the human, it's our installation 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 i'll ship a hospital the largest your kind of hospitality goes a strip which is which used to have thousands of casualties, bash their patients as the last thousands and thousands of insurances, plate families, and we remind both parties that when there is a military operation, ongoing, near or inside hospitals, we remind them that there is a presence of civilians, medical personnel, patients,

and casualties. and these enjoy special protection of international italian law and the must respect their obligations when they conductors to disease in these areas. and something else we must tell you about israel is notoriously hard lie, national security minister. some are ben, give your husband night's plans to implement the death penalty for palestinian prisoners, redeemed terrorist. on monday, the preparation for the 1st reading of the death penalty law for terrace will be discussed in the national security committee. i expect all members of the message to support this important law. yeah, we'll be watching that on for the next semester during the week. but just some background. this real a fall ish, the death penalty back in 1954. but the that's in yahoo government has recently been pushing to reinstate capital punishment, many palestinian prisoners of being held by israel for years under investments attention. while in another published indian area,

the latest idea rates on the west by refugee camp of jeanine. so at least 7 people till this weekend. here's ramelle, a base journalist mohammed mitchell. and that includes old by the students who are kind of the facts that chemistry, sorry, it is on medical is where it is on the the, on the sense of accused of getting it. so it is, but also o r i a try to attack is what it is. a typical is what it is and it didn't suck. see, it's also going to be included in that, which means that they are the $5800.00. there's not insight, is there any deals for where to be for the shipment october, but to some of them, some thoughts on some of them and nonsense because they out of the monday, the disco, the system and the procedure sticks a year or 2 years to be sensors, so it depends on the one who the want to implement that for those who were honest as before, or who would be just off front of the roof. but i'm interested in talking the snow . it's unclear about this point, but

a bit it could be barely probably get things up, but i seen on craigslist and see counselors office and even before. and he called for this be not the he called for punishment against them. even love to take a show or even enough to receive the financial support from that assignment is inside the jail. and the also, i think that will be information on it to our shuttle. it is a lot to do that, but that is what it is. use the support difficulties for is a no and this one and guys, as is a eclipse it's, it's a test and that sort of difference to the tell you this in. so they may, it says it's other butcher. it's taking advantage of this of what you see to approve this low. this is the again, it stays early. yeah. commitment to the inside mission of and innovations and it sounds like 3 months. that's just me that these up is just as i am about to say what the to get us about it, you know, but it's on us. well, in israel itself,

crowds of protesters helping, gathering outside benjamin netanyahu, his residents. they want the prime minister to step down over his failure to secure the release of more than 200 hostages, held by some us the earlier this week. so soon as took part in a 5 day march from tel aviv to jerusalem, attempting to pressure these really governments which has rejected a prisoner swapped a with the gas. it based militants, 241 people were taken hostage by how mastering it's enough to sol almost real last month. only 5 of those captives as being released. a local journalist in tel aviv told us more about the right brokerage stand behind me here and next to the uh, the army, the chief building of these riley army headboard. there's that you can place days, riley, sand especially dad,

goes to jack relatives that where he's not too bad this 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 to the gallon does not come in. she a, she's talking with the families all the time, adding some background noise. what he's doing now is shadowing the family. so again, it's impossible to pretend we have more tactics. there will be no need to leave the hostages. don't come back. the jews, people. we know what there's a selection i plead that they're really not via and other selection. and everybody will come home and well in holocaust know we feel like we don't have air to breathe when we think about what, what they must be going through. and you guys,

most of the people in green that do you need to destroy it. how much and drink back hostage is that there's a big but there's 2 targets are going through a deep sea. because if you want the guys and the, if you a going inside is all the course of these rarely are me probably, or maybe some of the hostages feel be bad because of that. and this is a big divide even in between the families of the house budget to is that surprisingly rarely in process those that tom is riley said, phil of b a r ups and used to work to selling for these. i'm sorry this far, but yeah. and the other girl for the angry is relative really, really angry. i do that there's, there's police that was being done. they tried to pull down not the time to speak about space unfortunately now is the time for zora,

but the families of the hostages. those are in the big dilemma, it says surgery, i would say nobody really knows how to end this game and what is the end game of all of them beach? well, just another aspect to this, the, this, the is really tell us to mean conflict is increasingly affecting the international media scene with some of the speeds resulting in court cases. the law must save his ex corporation. will file a lawsuit against the media monitors, watch dog, overall accusations made against the platform formerly known as twitter. the split 2nd quarter opens on monday, ex corporal. the feeling is thurman. you clear a lawsuit against media matters and all those included in this fraudulent attack on our company. as the law says, fred comes after the left wing media motors group claim this week that x is placing ads from major companies next to quote pro, nazi posts and other forms of hate. speech that led to ibm for instance, immediately suspending all its advertising on x. the most cut already be making

plenty of headlines after he posted a tweet in support of the great replacement theory which led just that a leads including some jewish triggers are actively attempting to increase minority populations in the west and marginalize white people. musk said it was, quote, the actual truth. his words prompted reaction from the white house. among others. we condemned this apparent promotion of anti semitic and races. tate in the strongest terms which runs against our core values as americans. we all have a responsibility to bring people together against hate and an obligation to speak out against any one who attacks the dignity of their fellow americans and compromises the safety of our communities. when we discuss the controversy with new york based illegal and media list line of us talk show host, steve most burg speaking 1st here, and i have no problem with saying that he wants to assume media matters to me.

they're, they're far left group who attack conservatives. i mean, i'm more concerned about what must be signed off on and saying it's, it's the absolute truth, a tweet saying that the jews are get a bit against white people and in favor of minorities. i mean, there's so much wrong with that jews. what does that mean? jews? i've, i've, i've never been against white people. are you telling me that? because some jen z or some resulting eel may get the wrong impression. i'm supposed to scrap the whole thing. do you remember with netflix or abc or the new york times published a matter of best though? oh, the used obamacare. was that okay, i can go on amazon, or i can go anywhere and buy copies of mine. sounds good, the agendas 0 get a hold of that. i'm getting my whole world is been how the hosted by some i'm going to go did quite some, some heavily sedated, cycled tropic, medicated, whatever. who's going to get the wrong impression?

i got a say the left has been after you on most since before he bought twitter. once he bought the winter, they were always going after him and i defended him. and i think it's ludicrous and outrages how they've gone after him. but i gotta tell you that this in this climate and if you're going to allow your platform to be used by buying by, you know, nazi lovers and then defend is it from us? who would to me just like nazis, and you're going to agree with people who are anti semitic. you the owner of the company, then that's problematic. here's the best part. and i will just say this, if ever you don't like something, i like virtually nothing that's ever on these turn it off. we are seeing on president did physical attacks on jewish offices, businesses, people's stones,

all over the country and all over the world. this is not hypothetical anymore if uh, if you on must choose this to say, yeah, the jews that they hate white people. what the hell is that mean? then if companies, again, want to pull off good for them. the moment i said should the moment i give anybody the ability to limit free speech, either directed by the government or by this not, not thought police but thought vigilantes. the moment i center speech, i can draw that back. these lunatics are going to go away. what speech i hope remains for ever unfettered and untouched. well, let's switch gears, but to another big issue, currently a rum say that striking to become a top 10, a power within a decade. and those at the forefront of the push have been recognized of the nation's annual artificial intelligence awards ortiz use of to allow the heard from

self what's particularly engaging they really and high tech pioneers going forward from predicting the world's future to i'm just taking the most sophisticated human task, artificial intelligence is printed trading every aspect of our lives. and it seems the main. yeah, for this burgeoning new force cannot be contained even by sanctions. when yvonne, as one of the harshly sanctioned countries, is also strong with us. so we can get a all young, vicious, the are the one annual awards, some of the big names in the countries. a sector are here. and the most innovative ideas are awarded fever and 6 discounts for young, tech savvy can help their country in his quest for a foothold in the fast growing a sector. and also a download of the attached dc. me are working. the competition is about using the i to help dentist diagnose the need for to surgery through lpg images, 100 points you can, if i was organized such a competition, helps us known about town level and that's official intelligence on a national and international scale. and to explore our weak points, for example,

you were the cause of this competition will onto pallets all weaknesses and implemented because it also helps us connect with the world to punch official intelligence businesses. with the emergence of mind boggling, new a, all you have social is the strategy beauty. that one is, were correct. so top is with the wide range of itself, locations order. one is not want to be in the are consumers of artificial intelligence experts here say the country is planning to be in one of the top 10 a all the powers in the world and the coming 10 years. that seems like your fantasy for now because the country curve for you rank 75th and the world in a i. so there's a huge gap between the settle and its current position. one has taken some baby steps in a i using get to develop smart face recognition systems. bill smarter robots, and launch domestic versions of google maps. perhaps it's most remarkable achievement so far is to apply it towards military sector building smart and more efficiently. ways to be a month to top 10. everyone needs to do

a lot more. one is supposed to have compared to our neighboring countries will lag behind and investment in the field of a i, our neighboring countries are invest in billions of dollars in this area, but you're on to investment in a, i hardly exceeds a few $1000000.00. this issue makes it difficult for us to continue. we can not rely only on this capacities to achieve towns, place. we have a long way to go for one of the strongest drive suite. want to have a say in artificial intelligence is its lack of access to the latest a power technologies and software as a result of the western sanctions. while the country is still far from it, said, go and apply and get you all i to different industries. it has made remarkable headways in generating the related science writing, 15th and the world and the publication of articles on a i left to you when we say we rank 50 and then the production of hey i, science. it means that we have good scientists in this field, but when we say was done 75th, the utilization of a i. c means we don't have the industry when the sanctions block our access to the

world's industries, it will result in the cultivation of talents. but not businesses, many experts have like an artificial intelligence to a double edged sword warning, but it may 1 day out smart man card one other say these concerns will fade away. societies get used to where it was all the pros and cons. estimates show that the future belongs to a i, as it's market is predicted to grow from the current $200000000.00 to a whopping, to trillion by 2030 well aware of that. they want doesn't seem to be willing to stay behind. and the bullying gay are the market, usability, r t to what? to tack on trucks in a row. ok. it's a weekend visit to the world's a part studios next. find out who exactly is engaging in conversation today. after

the shortest of the breaks visits our teachers, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome to worlds of part, the worst board by israel and by ukraine seem to have little in common beyond the american military support. but there they may be driven by very similar collective ethers of victims. for the and entitlements rooted in the course of the 2nd world

war. in both cases, national identities have been derived from and fostered by this sense of and i was essential for us is a reconciliation with neighbors even possible. within such a world view. we'll discuss it, i'm now joined by iraq of rep, can emeritus professor of history at the university of monk. charles, professor duncan is great to talk to thank you very much for being available. my pleasure. now you've read the several books on the interplay of religious and political narrative and the history of more than israel. and one of the most interesting discoveries for me personally, was how crucial the jews from the russian empire and later on from the soviet union, were to the rise all of the zionist ideology. especially because they weren't particularly religious. and here they happened to be one of the staunchest supporters of the idea of the holy or promised land. how do you explain this unusual synergy?