the, the, the war, the 30 premature babies are evacuated from the l shaped hospital in northern gaza. has guy's house ministry says he is really army, has turned the hospital into a military barracks, detaining many inside. so he's really occupation forces have imposed a complete caesar on the policy for medical complex. over the past 10 days, they have converted the chief, a medical complex into a military barracks, undertaken numerous individuals within the hospital. if the patient's persistent temper and with the obviously for medical complex, we risk losing it entirely. the, the idea of intensifies is simply strikes on targets as tools and hospitals across

gaza as israel's prime minister hills, where he calls the high moral standards of his military and the crowds of protesters bend their fury at the is really government incentives after benjamin netanyahu rejects the prisoner spots deal with a mazda, some relatives of the hostages blame the defense minister for failing to freeze. i'm going to is not coming here. he's doing with the families all the time, making some background noise. what he's doing now is shattering the families again . the live in moscow, i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we're covering the top stories from around the world. 31 premature babies have been evacuated from the l schafer. hospital in northern. does that by the w. a chose humanitarian mission, a 2nd

u. n. and palestinian red crescent mission, also rescued. family members and medical staff. does this house ministry says the israeli army has turned the hospital into a military barracks? detaining many inside the is riley occupation forces have imposed a complete seas on the obviously, for medical complex. over the past 10 days, they have converted the super medical complex into a military barracks and detained. numerous individuals within the hospital. these individuals were interrogated and later released. additionally, they have extensively excavated large sections of the hospital grounds in an attempt to search on the ground futility trying to substantiate that way. however, it is well known that there is nothing they can reveal to the world. we have repeatedly emphasized this fact if the occupation persists in tempering with the odyssey for medical complex, we risk losing it entirely. the world health organization called the hospital

a dead zone. the mission also discovered a mass gray, but with 80 bodies. i'll see is the largest medical facility in the palestinian enclave. the ideas has been targeting, i'll shift climbing. it's home to a home us command center. and now to central gaza, where a palestinian family has been living in the ruins of their home after heavy is rarely bonding reduce their house to rumble. the point i know was yours, my husband, my son and i were at home when the shelling happened. 6 blocks my call the house and i couldn't see my husband. i didn't know where my son was. i called and tried to track his voice to find him. it was very dark. i turned on the flashlight on my phone and began searching for my son. then i saw that his mouth was bleeding while he was buried under the rubble. he was injured in his chest in hand and have to have his mouth stitched. my leg was badly, but alexa hospital is already over crowded with this place, people from across,

guys, up as you can see, the entire place was destroyed and life has become incredibly difficult in the state, georgia, my daughters were afraid to return home, so only my wife and son returned, we entered the house and i sat on the couch and now my blood is still there. as soon as my wife went to the kitchen to take her medicine, the rocket attack happened and i woke up and alex the hospital. my son and neighbors told me, i was pulled from the rubble. they thought i had been killed. i spent a week trying to find a place to live, but i couldn't find one. so i returned to my destroyed house, which is done fit for a living even for animals. we will never leave our homes, even if these riley's tiers to pieces. where could we possibly go? must we become refugees again? journalists and gaza bid farewell to 2 guys. a base for porters on sunday, who were killed in an alleged is really our strikes. mourners carried the bodies of

the 2 journalists through the streets and praying. the committee to protect journalists says at least $48.00 reporters have for quarterly killed since the beginning of the conflict on october. her from the journalist journalist colleagues in a targeting palestinian journal. this is not a new crime and comes in the context of silencing the mention us and preventing the exposure of them going crime. so is really occupation and because we, as journalists are not numbers. all international institutions, including the international federation of the journal, is the union of arab journalists, and the united nations must ensure the protection of journalists and the coverage of the war. the journalists have not gained any sort of protection during the building. they are being targeted even in their homes, because israel is well aware that every awards published by how soon and sorry, and our journalist colleagues has a price and wasn't essential to disclosing the scandals of surprise. so we will not

be silent, and we will continue the mission and expose as crime to healthy and payment as they don't have the initial ahead of these har seamless way and our hearts and souls. but they provide us with the most trends, more to a task. and for you us with determination that the image and fois will always be there. the ease relo to patient cannot break costs by queuing, our colleagues. on the contrary, we will be faithful to that blot image and voice will be an extension of them so that we can console them in their graves. that's done as another refugee camp has been bombed by the ideas in the central part of the palestinian enclave. claiming multiple lives, including 2 journalists, israel's military claims the site was harboring terrorists, local journalists from the on the harvey reports from the scene just behind the bundle, then they just just raises, drags on the guys as the threat. we are here as the guy just

very close to the ground, most of the guy the that is it to be 2 views. oh it's. this is one of the latest is strikes on gauze ref. we are now in the may this rage of the my guys are received. you can wear just behind me, as we located the rubble of the uh, the guys the becca re this, oh my god, the back of rate that has been completely, completely destroyed by and is really a b is really dry during a during this is real easy war on the 30th right. what we see here is an initiative by the local residence of this population. oper, cheese, my 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 and very small victory of their own as this is store of their own . none of them the 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 dust off. people either love, i love. how about the idea has been increasingly welcome to widely in the locality . it's actually the people now have no bread and there is no another way. but this way to the chicago and a female. yeah. and i have 5 children for the past 10 days. we have no 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, by the people as to why those to get the bread, to get some ways to make the bread for the children, but they are no longer. they are 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 costs that guys us read from me. i read, i read all the major gaza strip into southern dogs that were dozens of palestinians were reportedly killed by is really our strikes on the city of con eunice on saturday of the locals and the volunteer medics are sifting through the ruins in search of survivors. these really military has been telling civilians to evacuate from the city ahead of an impending assault us just by previously claiming that southern does of was safe for refugees who fled from the ideas invasion of the north. canadian palestinian journalist months were. schumann brings us more. the temperature is dropping very fast to single digits right now. as you can see at all

me. also, earlier there was very heavy people with temporary housing, people who constructed some tense, who put some editors afford that it's been a flight on that as of single. you know, unfortunately with that and it all has damaged and gone through people. many people that are fuji's in schools, in halls for them here on the streets, are now exhibiting in the cold, due to the dump conditions that they are in. but i know we are afraid that as the ones that approaches things will get much worse, especially from that too many sites at the end we'll see you dot com in the midst of the region of us up. and is there any expedite hit that if you do sense out of getting 15 civilians and enjoying dozens taking, taking them to an up market as well? because they're, the inventor idea of announced that one of the reasons they aren't able to accomplish that objective is that disability and helping nation in the whole 75

percent of july the for example, have decided to stay where they are if they didn't move. so hence, it is very difficult for this really is to maneuver enhanced the video, heidi civilian due to the ad strikes happening there. unfortunately, after $4.00 to $4.00 days, that sort of remains the same. that is no safe, they see it and run a little fun in the south to bit tunnel and in the north. unfortunately that that is where the defense forces did not leave any building any open area to be safe. every day you hear about children playing in the playground, getting hips finance like being brought here as that or in just today earlier, i was also in the morning here and last. what else? because you can see dozens of awful bodies that people are not able to identify due to this the funding here. you also heard the news about the hospitals being bombs,

churches, more schools. but if you do centers, maybe can stuff. jordan, that is unfortunate. see that is will play season, but people here continue to be set fast. despite the challenges to stay on deadlock, tens of thousands of demonstrators to the streets of lahore on sunday to condemn israel and the us and show solidarity with gaza. raleigh was organized by an as long as the political party and was reported like one of the biggest rallies held in the country since october 7th. protestors gathered near the punjab university and marched toward kama square chanting anti american slogans. here's what locals had to say. i'm going to see him showing my solidarity with my pellets. daneen brothers and sisters are heart speak with their hearts. our morning begins with them an evening ends with them and they are in our constant prayers. this is common, unfortunate cetacean,

there are many muslim countries in the world. we are in large numbers, but trouble fight and force is 0. so i have a message to own muslim countries to move your armies and fight against these room . i'm here to support palestine. i want to tell them that with you don't see it was standing with you. crowds of as rarely, protestors have been gathering outside benjamin netanyahu, his residence. they want the prime minister to step down over his failure to secure the release of more than $200.00 hostages, held by him us. of the weather. this makes thousands took part in a 5 day march from tel aviv to jerusalem, attempting to pressure the israeli government, which has rejected a prisoner's swap deal with the guys, the base militants. 241, people were taken hostage by hamas during his mass assault on israel last month.

only 5 of those captives had been really easy. a local reporter and television told us more about the rally. stand behind me here and next to the uh, the army, the chief building of these riley army ahead for their side who can place days, riley, sand especially dad goes to jack relatives and where he's not too bad this 3 day, the menus riley government to do more days, people think that these early 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. in order to rescue the hostages, we need to stop the fighting. i'm only saying this should be a temporary stage by to bring back all the girls and boys gallant is not coming here. he's touring with the families all the time, making some background noise. what he's doing now is shattering the families again . it is impossible to pretend that we have moved tactics that will be knows victory

unless the hostages for time. also solely to can be moved to tell governments that we need to may just do as we are a nation. the body is life. this revenge means all soldiers dying because of the seek, some sort of tactical victory. my family is not convinced that such tactics, the tribunal will actually bring the top tips who reduce people. we know what there's a selection i plead that they're really not to be in the selection and everybody will come home the end. well in hardly us know, we feel like we don't have air to breathe. when we think about what, what they must be going through in gaza, most of the people agreeing 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 want the guys the,

and the to say going inside is all the 4th of these riley are me probably, or maybe some of the hostages. you'll be bad because of that. and this is a big divide. even in between the families of the house to throw that surprised the roland process. so is that some is riley to fill a v, a r ups and use for work to calling 4 seasons or c squire to and that there is room for that and use relatively, really, really angry. i do that there's, there's police that was being done big try to pull down. not the time to speak about space unfortunately. now is the time for zora that just families of the hostages days are in the big dilemma. it says that very i would say nobody really knows how to end this game and what is the end game of all of the beach? oh, it's a by the administration refusing to push for

a cease fire in gaza. the washington post has published an op ed by the president describing the us as a peace loving nation, forced to fight evil around the world. are these regional blevins doves deeper? the results are in and present and bindings approval rating. is that an all time low of 40 percent, with many americans siding their frustration with his handling and we'll see you economy at home and foreign policy overseas. the most recent example has been biden's refusal to push for cease fire and gaza as the pledges us support for israel. but of us, the president himself, he was busy writing about when a peace loving nation, us is her recent office in the washington post, titled the u. s. one. back down from the challenge of the and her moss. the united states is the essential nation. we're really allies and partners to stand up to the dressers make progress towards a bright and more peaceful future. the world looks to us to solve the problems the

1st time. the only problem not only has the united states been more than 90 percent of its existence as a nation at war, but it is also gain refutation for fuel and conflict with everything from political pressure to sanctions to direct military 8. but if you ask, abide in the us is the country that wants peace. i to heart, broken by the images out of garza and the depths of many thousands of civilians including children. our goal should not be simpler to stop the war for today. it should be to the ends of war forever, yet it's the vitamin ministration that refuses to support a ceasefire and gaza, or to take the necessary steps to put pressure on its close. ally is real. to stop it's been bar, which is already killed around $5000.00 children according to palestinian authorities. in fact, as israel continues to bomb, one of the most densely populated civilian areas on earth with us main weapons, the former executive director of human rights watch noted that the us government

has the power to stop all of this bite and says he's heart broken by the images out of gaza and the death of many thousands of civilians including children. a huge shopping is real easy indiscriminately bomb and ballasting and civilians using use arms and massive military assistance with a $3800000000.00 in annual military aid to israel. and the as the main source of its weapons, the whose government has to leverage to stop these real sold in palestinian civilians. it just isn't using that leverage firmly enough, but it seems that vitamin is trying to play both sides as he stands with israel financially and militarily, but still wants to appear sympathetic to the post and in cost. maybe that's why the white house released 2 different letters from bite. and last week, one a did the pro israel site that invoked the hollow cost and referring to the october 7th, attacked by her moss and the other end of the pro palestinian side. the focused on 8 to the gaza strip and made no mention of us support for israel. after all,

and his all bad for the washington post by didn't argued that the us supports international law. from the very beginning, my administration has called for inspection international humanitarian law, minimizing the loss of fitness and lives and prioritizing the protection of civilians. but can vitally continue to make that argument as these reports as close allied while it is accused of carrying out a most of work crime, including collective punishment and the force displacement of the palestinian people. then again, maybe other members of biden's administration were just being more honest when they were in last month, the innocent civilians were going to be killed. 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 . of course, biden isn't just facing tensions abroad. he's also placing tensions at home as the

voice concern about a rise in both anti semitism and is why i'm a phobia. we're a nation of religious freedom and freedom of expression. we all have a right to the bait and disagree and peaceful of protest, but without fear of being targeted at schools or workplaces or elsewhere in our communities. but that freedom only appears to extend so far as the us senate passed unanimous resolution last month, congenital pro palestinian demonstrations by students as pro have mos rallies. and the state of florida ordered state universities to ban a pro palestinian student organization altogether for the universities and don't comply. they also stand to lose millions in funding from public donors unless they track down on the free speech rights of their students. but that crap don't continues to be one sided targeting news or pro palestinian but not those who are pro israel. and despite the threats against supporters of palestine, they are not backing down. we will not allow the threats of anti palestinian racist

and anti muslim bigots who seek to humanize the palestinian people and silence american muslims to stop us from pursuing justice for all. well, biden's latest attempt to rally public support centers around arguing that the us needs to continue funding ukraine. and is we're owing a commitment that americans never agreed to because it is an investment. and us national security is argument the supporting more or actually makes the world safer . not only does that make sense, it isn't resonated with the voters he desperately needs in order to keep himself in office. all right, let's discuss this further with international consultant, earl rasmussen, who joins me live from washington url. good to have you on with us buttons up and calls putting in her mazda x. this central threats to us security. i'd like to hear your thoughts on that. well, for one thing, they are not as like central threat to us, be dirty,

but that are really no threat to security whatsoever of the us, nor a, nor influencing this strategic interest. so it's, uh, no, i, i completely disagree on, on that side of the, you know, the issues that i'm off for the parenthesis. yes. is there a potential threats, the israel, but really israel kind of destroying themselves because of their uh over aggressive reaction to october 7th, and really submitting their reputation around the world in a way their, their, their own threat and in. yeah. is that kinda indirectly to the us? yes, but it's not come off of the not record that are threatening to the us financial military aid for ukraine. it has been slowing due to the large amount of aids that the us is providing to israel. the think biden's rhetoric in this article and drawing these parallels between a mouse and put in are aimed at maintaining funding for ukraine. well,

i think if you look at the really no linkage between from us and food. but actually russia has been trying to advocate for a cease fire. it's been with us. it's been blocking c fires that in the, in the un uh, regarding a gaza area. the but yes, is he trying to link this together the trying to get the work for joy funding and increase funding? if we look at the funding bill, he put out a 100000000000 trying to get through 60000000000 is or you crate. i mean that this is the continue to a black hole. ukraine is losing the war. it's losing so many man all the to do it for a long it m m. it's just the, the tragedy, the tragedy that that's occurring and we're helping fuel. and so yeah,

so he's trying to make the linkage and to, to garner that, oh, we're supporting democracy. one of them back. really, there's no democracy in ukraine and, and actually there's no democracy in the questionable it is really so no it, it, it is a whole boy to uh, to get work for his the funding is it when you talk about uh the us blocking a possible ceasefire um, between israel and hamas, um, by the in any op, it says us is always striving for seas, but, but for peace. but, but that's a mid washington's refusal to push israel for us to see as far. do you find similarities with ukraine crisis when america was calling for you? piece a new crane, but at the same time continuing to send weapons to free? well, it's not, not only sending weapons, we created the, the, the entire road to the, the cost. and we refuse to listen to a russian because security concern with were valid security concern. and,

and we bundled in train, ukraine over the, over the last uh, the 89 years. uh, knowing they were not abiding by the support and, and more over the we block potential peace settlement. one we ignored the russians request letter that came to us. and when, when there was a potential draft piece agreements early in the early in the conflict, it was ourselves a new pay that directly intervene to stop that, that agreement for this, this whole conflict never should have happened. and it could have stopped early on with very little depth and very little distracting. but i would say the, the us and the european allies are, is very, very much responsible for what has been occurring at any rate. and it's tracked, you know, earl, there's, there's one quote in particular, in the opposite that stands out it bite and says that conviction is that the root

of my approach to supporting the people of ukraine as they continue to defend their freedom against hooton's, brutal war. why are palestinians defending themselves for traitors? terrace while you premiums are portrayed as defenders of democracy and if it well yeah, well it's, it's just because of it which side of weeks according to the side we're supporting or, or, or defenders or, or freedom fighter or the other side is not. so it's, um the, uh, yeah, if you look at it in gaza because it's been, you know, a, they were supposed to be a 2 state solution long ago with new and resolution but, but have we done anything to promote that? no. uh and the places and because essentially become an outdoor prison. i mean the people are just a brutal how the treatment is really treatment there. yes. and was the october 7th bad. yeah. and and how mosse. uh. it was

a tragic advance and that was wrong. but, but the treatment that has been occurring over the years a decade. what are they supposed to do? you would think uh, i mean, and if you scroll, you come out here if you continue to treat the palestinians, but they are like they have been treated or some other element, it's going to rise up and you'll have a similar type of atmosphere, correct. it just will repeating itself until you get to the root of the problem, which is basically the part page, say you need to have a 2 state solution to resolve this and that needs to be an understanding between the, between them you can't mistreat people just because the pallets and okay, i mean it's not accept. all right, we're gonna leave it there. earle rasmussen. international consultants. thank you so much. thanks. i to all right, that's going to do it for now. but up next on going underground host option return seats talks with holocaust. survivor and renowned from

a specialist doctor the more monterey who discusses why western officials are doing more to end the suffering the, there's no end and side over how you're going to continue to destroy the or is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also of soon. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what should be living on that we have very close propaganda. you know a price here in your i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions, ask a better. the answer is will be the

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