the, the dollars health ministry tells all teeth of the head of the house and the hospital has to be the respite funding is lady military. the ministry director also explains with diet situation at the end. the nation, the last night did not sleep a relentless idea, salt off that as well. delays and agreed upon. supposed a truce with him about this castle announces the exact timing of the unlimited space 5 will be, was the locals and gone to say that to cease fire fuels like a drain killer mockery. it is either benefits will continue to survive on the bare essentials as even if those worked out well in june with ourselves. we've got

$4000.00 worth it in new york who was harassed by us for my us administration. officials proposing who films the videos place, he's now twice and i'm just curious about what he can do for me because i'm just working here at the anybody a russian that will correspondence. it's tell me if i ukrainian road and the, and thoughtful the a very well and welcome is both pm here in most go in. this is on see international with the very latest world news updates. it's good to have you with us or the director of the largest hospital in garza. l schafer was arrested by the is waiting military overnight, has been concerns to all to you by the heads of the territories health ministry.

the idea of say is the hospital head has been detained for interrogation as the facilities such as a her most has holes that other staff members also said some of the being the titles as well, has reportedly ordered the indonesian hospital. also, a northern gauze is to evacuate within 4 hours is what the johnson health ministry director general told us about the situation that that medical center the indonesia hospitality that yesterday $450.00 of the wounded and the patients would force him to evacuate the hospital. which is base and as a north, to go to get to the south in one of 2 hospitals, quoted knots of hospital and the it'll be in hospitality in the way. it was very difficult for them to make it outside. the husband is a besieged by these lady armeno, and it is on the shooting and there is no water. there is no food, there is no medicine and some 200 about a silver meaning within the premises of these denise,

you can let me see how some of the same time like 62 buddies of thrown in the ground when the quality of the hospital and some of those in the operational rooms and some other than the rest of the departments, the situation is miserable and they have to be false of also to do what you with the hospital and the least verify it and see of course more which condemns this act . and goal is to implement geneva convention. that task has to be protected by the international to aliyah is well released. this footage allegedly found inside her mouth tunnels beneath the l. c. so the idea of face, besides last week punching a mass evacuation of patients as refugees, all to come out independently, verify where exactly this footage was film. the magical officials previously denied that her mazda had been using the complex, with the official palestinian dest, all knowledge of a 14 and a half 1000 people, volunteers, and the southern gospel, the city of con eunice, have varied thousands of on light, then to find 4 days in

a mass grave, the corpses were broad from northern dancer, an area of which has been invaded by is ready traits. meanwhile, casals foreign ministry stays the exact timing of the truce between as well on to a mass will be announced in the coming hours as a result of what was being called positive progress. on the whole 6 talks mediated by the officials and costs are as well as gone to renounce on wednesday, the deceased by a deal would come into place this morning for this. well, latest that has been delayed until at least friday, the tentative truth. so the ideas onto a mazda agreed to start posting disease for a full day period. it would allow for a large shipments of humanitarian supplies to enter garza additionally, as well will suspend the one if it says strikes of the south of the place while giving the palestinians of the north just 6 hours of respite per day. or the idea of pledge to refrain from detaining any people in garza during the truce. the agreements also includes along the way to the limited prisoner exchange journalist

. a non social, non and southern guns have told us the local agents 1st is crucial fully enclave, which is really on the constant bombing overnights. and to day morning is a, has escalated its attacks and lines invasion efforts. not only in the north and in the city, but also in fun, eunice over the night. we couldn't sleep. hearing the airstrikes all around, especially in the coming from the east. you kind of have a very heavy of fighting between the is it in these ends up in a sequence on the eastern side, the eunice today morning, the one of the municipalities and got off in fun. eunice got bumped to the grounds . there was a musket as well. again, i'm almost out and somebody kidding. 27 of them, but it's an engineering hundreds things here are escalating on the ground and the humanitarian crisis is going into sort of the turmoil some golf since,

believe the say spa gives them hope for response. well, of those remain skeptical about the deal. he'll this cease fire accomplishes one crucial goal. the domain is due relentless, mon main, some of these clue a war. it gains the product and people like this compared to way for chinese people puts in you to use the sustaining to cease fire once it won't connect to realize the gravity of the situation. and it's the at to all of these journals. so i think is a policy and the people, both on the cease fire feels like a pain killer, a mockery for the resistance. there is no such thing as a ceasefire. it's merely a string of words to negotiate the release of captives held by the resistance. one thinks will revert to how they were before the so called cease fire. it is either beneficial or not, ours will continue to survive on the bare essentials. and even if those run out will in june with ourselves and we've got a ceasefire hosts,

no significance for us to ease the burden of civilians of gauze. a russell soon delivered 28 more tons of humanitarian aid. in addition to $245.00 tons already sense the assistance consists of food badging on personal hygiene contacts. the most civilians in gone searching what they tend to help each other. at this doc time, local journalist rami on the gallery reports people here and roughly, and then many other regions of the gaza strip. i've been thinking, thinking, golf initiatives that's could be helpful to the people on the situation of war. and is there a war that has, is that this started in october 7, up to this moment, has left hundreds of homes destroyed because of the is what 80 hours drives and the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people from different thoughts in gaza, city. and those things gaza strip that some locos have so to find initiative to

help those displays to from northern garza and garza city to feed them for free as they speak. walter licks now enter this home of one of the low goes off, basic low calories of badger who is called hobble. and as you see, just uh, this is part of his home. he has, he has big. it's really a cocaine using fire root to cook some food, some beans for the population here, but take literally for those who have been displaced to have nothing was we have contributed to enhancing the steadfastness about people because of the displacement from jabante, a state law here and bait honeymoon and we provide meals based on support from local community organizations, including the ministry of social affairs, the these meals are served for free and dedicated for the support of women and

children who constitute 60 percent of the population of instead of the son of of i from a, the one who is responsible for this initiative as the 1 may lead, taking care of this food cooking a lot of the water with as it has been pretty ad work. we get employee m to prepare for this work and like do what the problem is that we don't even have enough force . that's a cool discipline to do what it is working on my own for no charge or wages. we just do it for the sake of helping people. we can see some children try to way to the, for the cook, for the, for the food to be, to be prepared and ready for them to go back to their homes. they saw that children are gathering right, and this could be mainly because of the fact that the people here majority of the people in gauze off don't have access to fuel to of cooking guys. to other sources of that now is a that would enable them to close because they have food at proper late ad normally

doesn't come here to help feed my whole family or 35 members. sometimes we managed to eat some canned foods. we are now going to join the guys year, the locals here who are in a charge of this initiative to move with them towards one of the places where people are from know the gaza strip and gaza sent a have being just a place wherever is. does this, this food is bank carriage shows us the place that has been recently just yesterday night has been turned into i showed the right place for people that's place to from nosing gaza strip by means of this initiative. yes, this family on does is either final is how i've been both just leave their homes a as a number of 25000000 members. he is responsible for is caring

for, but he's now very helpless. i've gone tell them on the more may god bless those who initiated these good initiative. i came from there with only our clouds on us. we cannot bring any of our belongings from our home. we slept on sand last night and as you know, this is winter and the weather was pretty cold. out of cost, especially my family of 20 members. and i came here to escape the showing, showing has been intensive over the past 3 days to the extent that my son was slightly hit by shrapnel. the situation is indescribable. as our doors and windows were shattered, i think our home is no longer there. is where the operation in gaza, it shows no signs of relenting the ideas has reduced fresh footage of it. some of this area is forcing into the and today is what i'll say is it time to use the full day scene sponsored for passing new horizons. and games come us is where the prime minister an asterisk that the war will continue when out to the other side of the

conflicts, what demonstrates us of taking to the streets of televisions, to voice the disapproval of the tubs of the gaza. trees still, the release of 50 is ready hostages as being agreed by her mouse with them, the women and children to be set free out of the more than $200.00 people seized on october 7th to the body. the relatives on demanding of food, not a partial release of the captives while also cooling for a last thing, cease fire valleys like this one, have been held across the as well for weeks. now with more plans in the coming days, journalist nick colorado, an intel of the for example on how is really feel about which for steel of this, that most of the hostages here at the ease of their devastated they are said that

some fuse they think that these valley government is not doing enough to bring to their relatives back home and they even don't speak to them enough and explaining to them what is going on. and they are, all of them are really don't understand. why is that? why is riley government for the full didn't of need all of them? and they was the need that's to process in front of the headquarters of these riley army, where the war cabinet and the prime minister fees ro met some of the family members . and that they think that the days rarely government can do much more to release their and children, babies say mother's father went there and said they are all waiting for them. here behind me is the boulevard of the hostages. that's how they call it gets in front of the headquarters of these riley army. and here all the time they are families

are people who are supporting the codes of those relatives that they are saying. let's bring all the 240 people back home because it's just insane. it's impossible that so many people were taken from their homes from as far see from the streets and just from their regular life. and one second, they found themselves in the hands of better organization and blah, the murderous one. and it is so scary, the baby's all nitty one year older children, 3 years old whose parents were murdered in front of them. and now there was out parents in the kept the see one baby was born in a can see that the they are elderly people that needs the medication that they doesn't have and they can just be dead because of the lack of treatment. then medication that they just have to do with a 0. and of course nothing because of the street. so families are confused. devastated said they don't understand why it is rarely government doesn't do enough

to dig around who's causing this believe to have been taken captive stays. the much anticipated hostage still proves that towards town beheld with him this we have been waiting for over a month and a half to have our loved ones back. and now it's finally beginning to happen. even though my cousin probably will not be a part of this deal, it was made very clear to us that at no point was there a deal on the table that would return all the hostages at once. and taking that into account, that means they would have to be stages to do do these deals. and this is step number on this deal proves that there is someone to talk to. because otherwise, the many people try to claim that, you know, i'm us are just insane. crazy blood thirsty terrorist. and there is nobody to talk

to what the consequence of this would be that we're just giving up on the hostages . if there's no one to talk to, and there do that in spite of everything they've done and they shouldn't be punished for it. they still have their interest. and here we go, we're reaching a deal, and this is the avenue we should pursue. now police have a rest of the former obama administration official on hate crime charges is off the social media switch. it showed a steward sold a was harassing a whole lot of food cods. and some shocking remarks were had to including that killing $4000.00 children in dollars. a quote wasn't enough or when you. 2 used to force her, let's say, you know, i'm the, i'm say i'm not so you go, i'm just working years, right. you're a terrible person. you considering not me go my kids, what about my insurance didn't let me go. i mean to. okay. oh, i see you don't want retail 4000 dollars to me and please you know why it wasn't

enough. it wasn't, i'm not going to go to see what sell the was previously served as deputy director of the us state department's office, a v as well and palestinian a fast on the kids and bush. he was also acting chief of the national security council south asia directorate in the early 2, thousands on demand preston, barack obama. well recently his dis, foreign affairs chat full gall, some government relations. i'm off this footage went viral and shortly before he was taken into police times to be mister soda, which claimed the video showed any one sided, the conversations conversation. he did, however, admits some guilt saying he shouldn't have brought up any religious topics because it's out with the vendor he was harassed by the full officials to get his take. i was, i was working on monday and he come ask me about the, what are the from i the music of those he to me uh you are uh like this video

is about thomas. uh. and you can be able to use either anything. i'll set it up though, so him. so can i buckle on something like this? i think my phone and we're putting him 2nd time. when i saw him coming to me again . i think my friend again because i again, i sent them same thing. i just said, i didn't know that before, but now i'm scared about what he can do for me because i'm just working here. i don't know of anybody, you know. and it turns out that stuart, so the weights have previously harassed russian diplomats in new york. most goes to the invoice of the un, dimitri pull the on sky, posted footage of the form of bond, the official making provocative statements outside the russian embassy. and how does it feel to be forever? i cannot answer my question.

the let me see if she knows maybe so has found that it should be the lead attorney on the found the of the florida base, the muslim legal fund believe such sentiments among the former us officials this consistent with washington's policy in the middle east. and it's no surprise, i mean, you have american foreign policy that has enabled that that's over 7000. tell us the new children and counting the american made weapons. and it's no surprise that we're hearing from people who helped shape to us foreign policy that they are races bigots that absolutely hate in the human eyes of the most victims of american

foreign policy that, that former state department official actually said that 4000 pounds the children killed was not enough uh, images for what the people featured within his part. and i think it's people like him that up in a voltage of a rough a us foreign policy then is taking the lives of wage. many civilians, innocent women and children in the middle east. the americans killing, gets killed, actually millions of people in the middle east. and we look at the illegal wars invasion of afghanistan. and you're all you look at is really policy is lots of inductive, tens of thousands of civilians all funded enabled, supported by states. so why? i mean, i'm not too shocked that someone, well, the cheapest policy at this level for me to use it because before you kill people before you shed the blood of innocent women and children. but the only way you can do that is if you be human, nice them within your heart and mind 1st. so clearly that these people have the humanise, the most, some victims of american foreign policy in order to advance american military and

financial interests. employees in canada face losing the job for any show of solidarity with palestine with thousands, taking to the streets to cool for an ends to the humanitarian crisis in kansas. some canadian companies worried this support is a risk to that brand image canadian lawyer. and joining this, demetrius scar shed his thoughts on this file, social media. as a lawyer, i've been active in palestinian solidarity for a decade. i've represented numerous palestinian solidarity activist and canadian litigation in the entire time. it's, i've done this what i've never seen so much what place harassments of palestinian solidarity activists. although the canada, people are losing that job simply because they expressed solidarity with the victims of his rails genocide. this is a national disgrace, unequivocal you can demo members of candidates, legal professions who have as the clients to terminate employees who have expressed solidarity with palestinians. unequivocal. you can demo members of candidates,

legal professions who have a law firms note for employees or students who have expressed solidarity with palestinians. every single one of these lawyers is bringing the canadian legal profession into disrepute. shame on you. earlier we spoke to mr. le scars who told us how this sensing voice is a being side line. it's important to distinguish between the see radical right to speak freely and the practical ability to do so. but from a practical perspective, the right of free speech here is considerably curtailed over there and they, they accomplish this curtailment is accomplished by the government, a variety of ways a, and by the private sector. one of them we just talked about, which is visiting upon people a severe reputational and professional consequences for expressing views that go country to the governmental narrative. another way they accomplish this, of course, is by marginalizing voices. so let's take the example of the ukraine war. there

were a number of people in this country, both on the right in the left to increasingly or last year had been critical of the canadian government of western government policy towards this proxy war. this need a proxy or a new crane, and these people were completely in effect black bolt from the main stream media and social media companies in canada and in the west. more broadly, we're taking steps to sensor these people in extreme cases. western governments will actually imprison journalists and the most notorious example of this is. ready lee massage, a very well known very well accomplished journalist, who did extraordinary work, exposing the crimes of western governments and particularly the us government in iraq. and they have made such an example of the man that i have no doubt. and i'm also a journalist, not just the lawyer that this is having a chewing effect on investigative journalism in the west. we have b, c, a reticle, right to free speech in this country. but we have a, a series of very severe practical limitations on our right to speak. really,

under becoming worse, a russian will correspond and has died from his wings off the ukrainian drone, striking these out for those yeah, region coming spokes person to be true passcode stays the russian journalists being deliberately targeted by ukrainian forces to yes, this is a terrible tragedy with people sympathized with the relatives and loved ones. this once again highlights the vendor was work report is that those who continue their work need to consider that they are a direct target. obviously, we shouldn't expect the reaction from western countries that he or not simply to double standards, but to some income, perhaps simple ones, but they should not be a reason for us to bind in our principles and goals. the berries must suit off. we all know him very well here we, we've been working together for years covering the special military operation the here in the boss and in other areas and us so far. we know that indeed that he

had died as a result of the ones sustained after and attacked by the ukrainian, the coming kazi, drone, maurice bruce, and his, the crew organs of her or your region. there were filming a, the results of the shelling a residential areas by ukraine. and actually, when they stopped filming, when they were on the way back from the filming, their group was attacked by they were attacked twice by those that you freight incoming causes, drones, fragmentation, fire type, and uh, uh, he was promptly taken to an army hospital where the surgeon had the stabilize to his that condition. however, he was still not awake and the decision was made to take him to a different uh, hospital in crimea. and so from what we know now, he died on route to the hospital in cry me and breeze was, is just, was just 38 years old, actually celebrated his birth date on the 18th of november. he got married just

just recently about a year and a half ago. and i just recently bought an apartment uh in moscow. uh, this is not the 1st time that's uh, russian journalist was that killed by ukraine. and it's common knowledge already. the russian journalist are in the eyes of the ukrainian nation is government are legitimate said sar gets and they see nothing wrong with attacking members of the russian press the it's been cold, a result of us quake proportions, right? wing politics and good vill this is said to secure a big win and the netherlands is general elections. while his policy gained a report, it's $37.00 states impala votes, which has the closest bibles, the labor policy coming, a full 10 states behind. if can fund bill this is now in a position to form a ruling, a coalition and become the countries prime minister is victory has been labels a political bomb show for the netherlands,

but does count as right wing. and poking is vegas of becoming increasingly pop. you know, we've voters across europe, we old as insists on closing food isn't the legal migraines, and is often used controversial. anti is the rhetoric he's also proposed holding a referendum folding evidence to lease the e u or shutting down a to ukraine is another campaign form is filled. this has made among those to congratulate vill theirs. on his preliminary victory was on gary and prime minister victor open, which is on surprising, given that they should have the same position on 84 ukraine. recently, budapest, so they might veto a 50000000000 euro trunk of 8 full keys unless a uni disagreed to review the whole strategy on ukraine, as according to what led to open sent to the account. so that was seen by political to the you are being console must have a frank and open discussion on the says ability of the us strategic objectives in

ukraine. the was still regard. this objective as realistically obtainable, is the strategy sustainable without robust support from the united states. can we take continued support from the united states for granted? how do we can save the security architecture of europe after the war? at the time when you train is demanding that the european union officially start negotiations next december 14th and 15th at the blocks, next summit on cabin essential ascension to the block. hum, gary and prime minister victor or bon is now formally asking the blocks leadership in a letter addressed to european council president shocking me shed and linked to the western press. to put the brakes on any engagement to ukraine in order to 1st figure out where this relationship is even going. so basically what i'm saying is that, look, what are we all hoping to get out of this thing? initially was all about fixing it to russian president vladimir putin. but now that the other guy is out of the picture and he have is literally throwing itself at

europe. what's actually in it for europe at this point? especially when you have a super high maintenance. you create a conflict is already st. europe into an economic tailspin. and there are growing fears within the block as officials were even st. just last month at the political community summit in granada, spain, that ukraine's main sugar daddy. that would be washington. maybe looking to just marietta off, pulling it off onto europe, and the eu has already said that it can't even fill any such funding gap. so or bond says in this letter that look, all of us talk of marriage with key as for even more sanctions against russia, the guy there worried is about to stay. busy there girl, at any given time, is all just premature. the you were being cancelled is not in a position to make the decisions on the proposed security guarantees or additional

financial support for ukraine to endorse a for the strengthening of the sanctions regime. or agree on the future of the enlargement process. unless the consensus on our future strategies towards ukraine is found. just a few days ago european council president sharma shed was in she have with you, brady and president liners when ski was doing as usual routine. pushing the importance of you agreement on starting ukraine essentially talks next month saying that your grade needs that. busy encouragements, and like at some kind of motivational thing and the you while they need it in order to underscore their block unity, thanks for that body. and it will turn to you for advice every time i guess. and michelle would say, look, it's going to be tough to get a consensus on that within the entire you family, but hey, i'll give it the good old.