the these disagreements, it also has come up with the, the breeding ground for disease. that's how the w h. o describes goss as the guest hospital is. the death soul and the search results passed 13000 people we had exclusively from one of his representatives. it's not a hospital anymore, as we said, it's a, it's a deaf. so people on the ground, they've been saying, if we not dying by bombs with dying of disease, and this is now the scenario with facing aid work is tons of the 28th outs. if that you want to kind of show babies in critical condition from god's, as i'll see for hospital to egypt, that's as more than 5500 children being killed during the crisis in the middle east . and is really processed as gather near the unit building instead of these 2

demands. the release of hostages, especially children, the adults just takes over into tuesday. hey, in the russian capital. my name's peter scotts, and here's how the world is looking as a new day gets into my we still have this all with skyrocketing of figures coming from dasa. that's where the debt sold has passed. 13300 people, including 5600 children, was according to palestinian officials, the w h o visits of the l. c for hospital, and describe it as a breeding ground for disease. we spoke exclusively to one of his representative. absolutely, and the secretary conditions, that's the worst of the hospital. so no fresh water supply, no sewage removal system, the waste and the human waste. the medical mace waste piling up, people still sheltering in the hallways or in the, in the, in the compound cause that's the only place they know about it. it could go to on

top of it, the fresh water supply from that they had destroyed the solar panels that they also had for a while. destroyed no fuel. that means no electricity, none of the upper red. this can actually function dialysis patients have died because they couldn't receive the treatment. it's not a hospital anymore. as we said, it's the best. so and as the colleagues described, we had these infants, the premature babies. then we have about to 20 to dialysis patients. if it's still the whole 22, which also needs or a transport and 50 patients with the heavy spinal injuries. and that's, of course, the crucial thing because moving them could be pacing a risk on the definitely on the health war and their life. but this is exactly the situation, the people in the ground of dealing with another hospitalized thing. what with that, staying in the hospital, is less safe than going on a perilous voyage with unsecured, out from the, the down to the south of gaza,

or maybe further out people on the ground. they've been saying if we're not dying by bombs with dying of disease, and this is now the scenario with facing with the apps of the horrible uh, waste removal system with a non functioning sewage system anymore because it needs power and electricity of no existing special at the supply really starting rains and stock in winter which makes the, the ground even even more perfect. the cramped conditions in them in which people are housing. but the open bones, anything um that is a perfect ground for, for infectious diseases. so there's no system anymore to deal with. there's no pharmacies to, to provide the drugs necessary, does no antibiotics anymore to fight the simplest of infection. so all this is in shambles. so yes, it's a perfect breeding ground for a, for a heart of scenario. so you see the, what amount of capacity would need to build up in order to replace those existing

with those last bits capacity. and with the rising inspections, the rising owns and everything the needs are even higher. so a, an emergency field hospital or anything like this can bring a sudden quick release, but it doesn't replace the full replenishment the group full recovery of the system that needs one thing only and that's a ceasefire. and the sees find out what doctors without borders stuff and the lenses have also come on the attack and gaza, according to reports, cause marks with the international monetary in organizations. logo, what hits adults is all calling for a ceasefire? you guys are sitting, our clinic came under fire this morning. our colleagues saw that a wall was turned down into part of the building was engulfed by far as heavy fighting took place all around it. and as rarely think was seen in the street, and it must have staff member and 20 relatives in the clinic are extreme danger. we don't know their status or urgency call for stop to fight in the area or 50 other

people, including myself stuff or in the nearby buildings along with the wounded person needing medical attention of kristof don. it works and, and joe, that provides medical gets you people in gaza and here's how he described the situation. mrs. kim, we arrived a few days ago and we resume our operation in the surface because that is located in the honey in the south of casa. if i take some photos yesterday and there were some air strikes overhanging this, and just doing the time where when we were at the hospital, we received a 3 months because of the t is that means a lot of humbling done. so writing together with the interior to people what i wanted to people over there was interior trim. my case is with fairy says, they're all completely dead and well will know. dad will likely die fairly soon and within them a lot of children with a very, very bad injuries. so it's very 10 civilians,

a south and as try some boat and being out all around. so without any shoot entering goes, we will not be able to continue to in our tv choice would be very, very challenging. is very times have surrounded garza's indonesia in the hospital where our reports at 700 patients are receiving treatment and an easier estimate. it condemned the idea of assaults, i mean, judging the international community to force israel to quote, stop the atrocities is row claims from us opened fire from inside the facility and is using hospitals to conceal the underground tunnels. we spoke exclusively with the head of the engine, these instruments having group mfc, which operates the facility a lot. i think i'm going and that's when we heard the indonesian hospital had been attacks. we was shocked. we condemn this action by as well. this there's nothing outside, clark, those that have targeted the area around the hospital. this time, the indonesian hospital building was hit directly on the 2nd floor. this is truly

a heinous crime that israel has committed hospitals and places for fighting. israel has long been accusing some ass of using the hospitals, the shows that the israel plans to strike the hospital before the attack, they create a narrative to justify what they will do next. a narrow is all perfectly clear. ultimately, the indonesian hospital could end up like the al, she phones because they stormed its search for what they had imagined would be that i made a mess of the hospital in the process. all we need now is this, these 5. why? because he's kind of even regional than gaza with the fire stick is taking place. if there is a ceasefire, only then can a be distributed to the engine easy and hospital engine easy. it has provided age, but we don't know whether it has made it into goldsboro nonce. this hospital belongs to engine easier, therefore, i'll government also has responsibility to condemn this attack. the latest is really at ground strikes have hit the central coast on. if the above featured list were killed the over the weekend and the total number of reports has died so far is

already nearing 50. it's also claimed the lives of several civilians, but dozens of palestinians gathered outside causes all acts the hospital on monday to them on their loved ones. after these various strike, the bolts of the dislikes, you, holmes, i beat new xerox. come in, calling you this coming 15 palestinians villages laid the bodies in the hospital courtyard as a burial service was held. the gentlest run. the mill gallery reports the latest from that coastal town and his report was wont, he does contain some distressing images already this morning get more is the strikes different spots of the guys this trip. buildings is a 2 and a positive the best buys read the different spots actually read pieces twice,

dozens of people and many other as many others have read 8 years. that is the situation that goes on days on the territory. this is in terms of the ground things that overnighted, at least this morning act was many regions of that goes as also live a suspension here. the ground invasion, a step by the is really are me and different particularly and to the east of the gaza strip in the mid due area was there is absolutely deep. there was intense positive flashes between his bathing and the and the resistance. there was a claim to lives with people that others in that is it's

right to add it to them to that this was similar. right. good. find you with this region and solve them whereas repeated were planes to a marketplace yesterday. the situation here is getting worse in terms of like i do with is that our point, our number of those tubes in gaza is standing at 12000 and moved on to a 1000. did a move on to others are injured. this will be published and inside is a rough across thing with egypt has been hit spite and he's very the side. it's that killed several people. understood buildings in the local area according to authorities that the 1st time the poor, the crossing has been targeted by the idea of which of them you had commented on that. latest strike is

a world of marks on your children's day. more than 5000 jobs victims of the war and gaza didn't live long enough to see it. so i'm always the un children's emergency fun spokesman for the middle east. and also i forget what he gave us an exclusive interview, where he condemned the military types on both hospitals and schools. a lot of things on this day the, the what's, what's the last day we just need to see the international community to rise up to the promises to protect children. this is unacceptable attacking, attacking hospital attacking schools. filters. this is not acceptable. it can, it's can uh, amount to great violations against children's children inches under wides 2 weeks ago to then have little water now more and more till i have no water i 2 weeks ago and maybe we had 4000 children that now we have around 5000 so really is it's just the situation is really getting worse flight. our units have

has been on the ground. they've been before this latest escalation. of course, we continue to be on the ground and school. these are still there. we try to reach children and families on health centers with urgent aid from medical supplies to medicine, water and water, decently nation materials, conflicts. obviously the tracing continues to be extremely di are actually already finding that is more so by the, by the hour of which i'll treat. that's the, that's the reality for children in the tape on the unfortunately, we are supposedly a to celebrate for children's day today. unfortunately, this is not the case for the till the end of y'all just check this, their rights are, are not being granted, and they're being denied from their basic rights and needs. meanwhile, the 28th out of the 31 kind of troll babies that were in a critical condition have been transferred from causes. i'll chief

a hospital to egypt by the rough uh, border crossing is according to the palestinian red crescent society. now one of the remaining infants is yet to be identified while the other 2 would not move for personal reasons. because of health ministry says these really all mean has completely taken over the sites. so it's a general of guys, it's hospitals outlines the challenges of carrying full potential babies and it was a of the sub i know these babies have suffered greatly during their stay and i'll see if a hospital you do the suspension of all health services in the complex, we found that even the water used for their formula was contaminated, it was not properly sterilized due to the city or lack of resources. consequently, they suffered from vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, leading to significant part, some of them experience blood poisoning and severe infections. moreover, the premature babies weren't kept warm enough leading to some of them experiencing low body temperatures. typically, one nurse is assigned to every 3 premature babies. however, you did that ongoing speech preventing rotations. there was

a severe shortage of medical stuff available. additionally, there was a critical shortage of medications including antibiotics, ivy, fluids, and supplements as the supplies were not allowed to reach the hospital by the occupation. we received a total of $31.00 babies out of $39.00. is a babies have been monitored, including 2 who died this morning at i'll shoot for medical complex. according to palestinian officials, 5500 children have been killed in gaza since october the 7th. on average, that's one that's such death about it's every 10 minutes or about $120.00 to each day. now these stuck, great figures have made some of the recent was pale in comparison. in syria, for example, since 2011 more than 30000 children were killed. that's at least 7 a day. while i've got this done so and i've age of full last of the fighting on a daily basis. the starting decimal in gaza comes as the world looks on with no

action yet being taken by the international community. the, i'm deeply concerned about cleared the violations of international humanitarian law that we are with this guy. so he's becoming a good idea of that. you evidence of goes on boys that he bought, typically be cubes or agents every day. the

last and we are hoping to feed her families will be come and take her. we are all her parents, not only me, but all those around me here. we women here wants to take care of the child. why? because where are standing shoulder to shoulder in the lobby charter, the should i was at the street near my house, playing football. when the booming started, i lost my leg. feelings began to collapse, everything began to fall. when i tried to get up and saw that i had a stone in my shoes, i tried to remove it, but unfortunately i noticed that one leg was already turned off, and the other was broken. i wanted to live a normal life, go to school and just play football, but no and without

a leg. the christmas i was just lying in bed when we were strong. i set up and i felt like my whole body was on fire. i immediately began calling for my mom. she was lying next to me, but on response i was having trouble breathing and couldn't hear anything. so i thought i was dying, retentive that way. i was going to the store to buy groceries for my son. then the bombing began, and as a result, my leg was trail onto it, even though my wife were tired. this is not like the other countries to cease and supports us to stop this moment, but terrified paula's known house. please help us unparalleled

and unprecedented. the saw the inspector general antonio good service, described the rates of which civilians in gauze a dying. he made the statements before the light is un general. assembly means we're witnessing the killing of civilians that is unparalleled and unprecedented in any conflict. since i have been secretary general, i do not think that a you and protector, right. and gaza is a solution. i think we need to multi stakeholder approach in which different countries, different entities will corporate her as real. of course, the us as the main grant her over the security for police damian's, the neighboring, an arab countries of the region, are essential. that's across live now to our correspondence in new york, caleb moping to discuss the un general assembly. caleb, what would it keeps takeaways from not meet? sure will the united nations general assembly. it's a body that contains every member states of the united nations. they have been

convening a meeting, describing the dire humana, terry, in the circumstances in gaza. right now they are describing how only a fraction of the needed a is able to get in to gaza. has the ongoing bombardment continues in many countries of taken to the floor of the un security or the un, not the un general assembly and made a point of calling out what's happening. however, there have been many countries have done. so without mentioning israel, the country that is conducting the bombard, ireland took to the floor at the u. n. g a. and made an important point of saying that the civilians who are suffering must not be forgotten of particular interest has been uh, the indonesia in the hospital. and now that was recently attacked. the world health organization has been trying to. 1 follow up and make contact with those working in

this hospital, they haven't been able to get information on the ground. and in the light of that attack, we did hear from the representative of indonesia who had a harsh word saying that resolutions and statements are not enough. and it real action is needed in order to hold the humanitarian crisis that has taken place as a result of israel accept. here's what we've heard from the representative before. the united nations general assembly of indonesia. indonesia condemns israel's attack on public infrastructure, including the indonesian hospital and gaza that resulted in death of numerous civilians. this is a blatant violation of international humanitarian law. we echo the call made by the director general of w h o that for the sake of the you. when and humanity meeting and commitments are not enough. resolutions and statements are not enough. it needs to be implemented

on the ground. if we do not act now, we are risking the biggest humanitarian defeat. now the united nations security council has already put forward a resolution calling for humanitarian the cause. and it's in the conflict in order to enable a to get through. but other than that, the un security council has been restraint. they have not been able to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire as many of the nations that the un general assembly called for in their remarks and the ongoing meeting. it's important to note that the un relief works. agency said that much of the shelters that palestinians are living in our on livable instead of the conditions are extremely desperate. and it's important to know that while the un general assembly does include every member state of the united nations, it has very little power. the power in the united nations lives with the un security council, the 15 member body that leads that and most specifically with the permanent members

of the security council, have veto power over any resolution. and at the moment, the un security council essentially will not call for a ceasefire, though they've been able to re, to call for humanitarian pauses. they have not called for a ceasefire of the united states, is out of minutes to protect israel from any resolutions that would restrain it. and so the world continues to cry out about the situation. gaza described the real humana, terry, and impacted his real the actions. there was talk of possibly a resolution before the u. n. ga, calling for a ceasefire, but that resolution would not have the ability to result any concrete action that would lie with, with the un security council. so that's the situation that we've got at the un headquarters can. thank you very much for breaking down the latest at the you and the general assembly. thank you. the around faulty is where the children are still being held hostage by have us with the futures on. certain people have taken

to the streets of tel aviv now building their houses, the children's organization, eunice, of the processes, the are demanding that the comments as quickly to secure the release of the hostages. how, by, how much a you are all children. this is the most urgent that you may have. you must not stop and do. all of these children are safely back home. the very concept of human rights of children's rights is based on the premise the children deserve. special protection and care, especially in times of war, that their father ability is something that should be great. rent them specials protection, the relatives of those hostages, they want them back and they will continue to fight, no matter what happens because they want their loved ones back at home. and they are saying to these rarely government, we understand that you want to destroy him off that you want define ish all the terrorist. but may be 1st of all, think about our families, our babies,

our children, and think how we can bring them home and officer dad do whatever you want. so these riley government is really a separate team. they don't want to tell too much details because they think that if they will speak too much of the deal will be can. so that's why there is a lot of room or bad that we think that that is, riley government is willing to release that probably see me and say event is black . i don't dare head if they will in on their hands if they will have some postage with, especially the children they are and once and their mother's back gets home. and there for the children and for them may be use will be like change them for some terrorist said that killed this riley's unfortunately, but they have no other choice. finally, they use top diplomats has been grilled by the media about the block stance on the

wall. give us a burrell. avoided assessing israel's beginning of palestinians just by being quick to condemn the october. the 7th attacked by him. not a dr. bueller, one and the other one will be he is that i. e, who uh as i am but i am not delay us to him. a have money in the america must come that did not a local that the had to go to be an upcoming b. how mess to step i'm in october, is that i am yes. for the rest of the world has a very technical name for guys like this, a blind referee, judging by his words there around only wants to call off side or foul on one of the 2 teams. just him off not is real. the chief you diplomat famous for referring to the you as a quote garden and the rest of the world is a jungle. seems to view israel and the last they're pretty much the same prism as though is really garden bombs landing on civilians. and guys are more civilized in

some way perhaps than what the home us jungle dwellers did. not only is very low, not consistent in saying that both are off side here, but he isn't even consistent with himself. kind of makes you wonder if he even processes the words mark checked against delivery before or maybe even when he actually reads it up. because in prepared remarks delivered during this trip to ramallah just last week, burrell said, quote, therapy and union has firmly stress that the way the israel performs, it's right to defend itself matters is real, needs to respect international humanitarian law. and the principle of proportionality. a horror does not justify a horror. the best friends of israel are the ones that ask them not to be during by rage. so right there it sounds like he's holding back his body from a drunken bar fight after someone who was in this case clock them in the face,

which is a lot different than what he's saying. now that hey, who is he the judge? hard to remember the last time the, the, you actually bought it out of a for and conflict, including this one. so what they possibly have changed to make burrell and suddenly withhold judgment of israel looks like the western narrative is what changed? is israel operating according to the rules of war? well then i'm not gonna sit here and play judge or jury on that question. are you saying that israel is guilty of breaking international humanitarian know potential? no, i'm here. look, i think it's not. so is a possible way to approach a question. i'm not a judge. so i'm out of state. i just remind everybody international. i called for lucy flyer. these guys blurred out more things only to then change their mind and want to or say pretty much the exact opposite. they sound like

a car full of kids at a fast to drive through. can't really decide what they want. not exactly the ideal 5 to be giving off as world leaders. perhaps the gold medalist in this category so far at least is french president, emmanuel nicole, who had climbed the board to western tomas bashing bandwagon with his big contribution being to suggest that they re purpose the global anti isis coalition to help israel fight from us. but no one really cared, probably because it sounded like something out of a french philosopher's cafe on harris's left bank, more than a pragmatic solution to a non isis non global problem. so then macro jumped right off that bandwagon and right over to the israel bashing bandwagon and said that israel should just stop killing women. and babies, which prompted, is really present hers are to put out a statement telling the whole world that not call,

call him on the down low to quote, clarify what he meant. which is that he never sought to imply the israel was deliberately killing policy and civilians, which he actually took great pains to never say. so. it sounds like nicole even flip flopped on himself. there it is. quote clarification. anyway, that was all a big boston virtue signaling department as well. so then back home, moved over from that bag away into the past in bandwagon the pro palestinian bandwagon the only one he had not yet ribbon and been kicked out of like a drunken uber customer. and he's now offered some french hospital beds for guys, a civilians, not sure exactly how the lucky, 56 p. those who in this particular library would make it all the way out of gaza and over to france, particularly if they're in that bad shape. but they're selected for this sounds more like the plot of a warped reality show than sound policy. anyway,

with this kind of consistency dominating western discourse at this point, it's no wonder that burrell seems to be having a tough time himself trying to stay keepin to hear it. in the least. that's how the world is looking as a new day gets under way. hey and moscow do consider subscribing to our telecom tunnel for all the latest updates on his be to scott, i'll be back again with more of the to be on the hello and welcome across stock. were all things are considered. i am peter living.