sam fired never broke the free spirit of the indians, and their will will resist the over $100.00 fathers pinions report to the killed in a single strike on the job valley. a refugee comp us is the idea of resumes as bombardments of gaza after a week. all the sci fi ended this friday also ahead. meanwhile, as the palestinian health industry says, the debt selling cause is supposed to $15200.00. df also strikes the south. the enclave. local journalist springs us the latest from the ground in its vicinity. what i'm up lots of off, but then has the drums 5 times out. good. it says having stop pressing back and forth. people are scott sitting in k of not knowing where to go and not knowing where to sleep going where to address. also they solid israel withdrawal. this negotiating team from gets off the top from the truth and the israel,

how must conflict have reached a debt and the debt so rises in god's up south africa's lead up runs israel's offensive, a war crime. we are exclusively on the conflict on the issues from a former president of the after condition the i think the, the, the is really government is consistent. they've been working. but did live with the got to this every month on the west, back to on the mind, the possibility for the mega as of back seconds. i think i state the is this going to 9 pm. hey, it must go. this thought today, this is audience enough. so with all the very latest welding use these grades, have you with us. we started with breaking news from costa as the idea, resumed just bomb bomb. and so the enclave of a 100 paula students have reports of late been killed in a single missile strike. on the job layer refuge account, but many of us the buildings have been raised to the ground level and says search

for survivors. under the rubble w, a refugee camp in northern garza has become shelter for many displaced families. they were unable to find safety due to repeated idea of showing in a book that engaged that has risen to over $15200.00 less according to the palestinian health ministry. 7th, it's a 70 percent of them. all women and children and officials also claim the idea has deliberately targeted a $130.00 health institutions. these really insights leading to 20 hospitals have been taken out of service. the scale of homes that you had to all the i see all the operations in gaza says that you want to tell the situation is only much and i was uh and with you guys guys, he's moving from the. busy to the south, we were presented with the last days, also in the north of the guys at the street. and what we have seen. yes it's, it's build you mind if you mentioned ation of the of the, the discharge. i guess these lead to these,

the water. so the leading condition there for the people remaining there is extremely, extremely difficult. the serious is prison in one of the big hospital in the saw in the guys are you will be in the hospital. and during the ceasefire we have seen a movement of patients, sometimes organized, sometimes support centers where you know patients. and when did people from the north way coming to the south, because just that there was no hospital functioning it at all. and just to give you the scope of the, of the system in, in an afternoon we receive more than 800 station just seen enough to do it. and the next day we receive what i've written on 7 ambulances and why that was best for the patient. so it gives you the, you know, really the figures of how the head system is over when i did was able to treat that were difficult just to treat the fresh wanted vision. therefore,

jesus and all the people living maybe can problems. you know, the la senior adviser to these really 5 minutes the claims of civilians in gaza have been informed of where they can find safe places to go to reject the comments that there are a safer place. is it the goal is to strip precisely because we have specifically designated these places the map. so there people can see where they are and where people can go to these rather as being. and they're giving the information to the people of guys or not in one way, but in and numerous ways. we drop leaflets, as you know, it's on, it's on line it through phone calls as through broadcasts, a radio and television and so forth. so the people of guys i believe do know exactly where they need to go to be safe. we have at the those for me are being sent. but nonetheless, i just would like to reboot that even though the older read intellectually minute. you know, even if you a drop leaf,

let's do the precautionary measures. they're sitting in front of population remains protected. the hospital remains projected that some people kind of just move the choice them to stay. some of those i want to stay as well. but those people, the hospital, the critical infrastructure, needs to be protected. that's why today we saw of hispanic uh, the number of people, the student seeing. but you know, uh the guys that shape is a very small area. and for some people it's difficult to move and some of them to just would like to remain in the home as well. so i think it is important that despite the warnings i don't, i think it's important that to, to remind i ever since i've seen it in population remains, predicted, hospital remains protecting irrespective of the measures of it that can be taken. this remained probably that from the computer. yes, even the south of gaza, where the idea has been advise in civilians definitely has been on defy

a following, resumed israeli attacks. this is their hopes of calling you nice and rough on the board with egypt. optic on the main targets so far left in addition to god, the city of bates 100 in the north the this is outside the aisle all the hospital in kansas city locals. the relatives of the dead are in shock of the renewed is rarely on slaughter. that's something that will increase, expired with israel, accusing loss of violates in the deal. and it's in group claims. it was israel that refused to swap, moped list for distressing images emerging from the so the city of rough as well, local and rescue crews. i've been struggling to find survivors and miserable of bummed out buildings as emergency services and hospitals struggle to cope with the massive influx of fresh casualties. so how about child, which is in con, you nice, is also reports of the become the targets of successive is rarely error rates. a

must've columbus smoke was seen rising to the sky as the results of the attack on residential towers. the city of tanya nice itself big terms including young children have been rushed to medical census after the strikes is what one survive had to say about the har we experience is riley's bummed at the time when people with the things to be in the homes, which means that they wanted to kill and commit master, cuz it's riley's knew that after the friday prior people would gather in the homes to eat lunch. so they waited for peaceful residents to come back to their homes and then problems the entire neighborhoods, the buildings collapse on people, and women and children. this is now kind of life. you have exposed yourself and your country in front of the whole world. children are dying because of you throughout the day or canadian, published in you enjoy list months or schuman thoughts, as through how the situation is unfolding in southern gaza. as you can hear, the above realized now spied drones are buzzing around us. it strikes have not

stopped us like just hit now if you can hear the difference now is that it is very similar to how they were so i can give us the city right now. it's just not, it's not just a single ad stripe or a single budge from the seat that the boxes, but the chips and the seats does not have them strikes. that's one type. we call it . it's like events, but he does have it in buildings at one time. at least that's have also been brought down to the people to find you in his head. even though the tightening of this is now i bought to zone and that they should leave had units as soon as possible to remain safe my going for themselves. the humanitarian situation here it is very dire. yesterday for example, i tried to go out and look for some foods and couldn't find any people that owns me, a gathering asking me, what can we go next? where is it safe to the hospital in its vicinity?

what i'm a lots of hospice and has the one to 5 times and it says haven't stopped brushing back and forth. people are scott sitting in k of not knowing where to go and not knowing where to sleep. that's going work to address. unfortunately, it seems that even so that all of the go season is happening. water has started again as people have to adjust again after going through some kind of piece over the last 7. this little it's over the 7th. sorry by her boss. can't be used to justify the kidding of more than 15000 people in garza. but that's according to the edit site in chief of the, of the news outlets. fives. a lot of us speaking in the latest episode of going on the ground. no, it's on throughout the day on the c, as well as online. and here's a quick preview. the outside of the and the you a calling for cease fires at the united nations and then sadie or a, b, a and b s saying there should be a global arms embargo on israel. what do you think? uh, i mean i know just israel would, you would support us as

a holding expo strategies for the t perhaps in response, a very, very on to response. but what do you think? so how do you maybe meant by that? because obviously all the arms being is just move to the thousands upon thousands of children, all nato. so from the united states, in your opinion, in britain, when you need to think what the position it clearly says is, you need to be said across the board. the board, so if i'm is producing countries such as the united states, the embargo selling weapons to countries that they think are korea, are using them for genocide or for war crimes. then that should be a rule that applies the phone. everybody know to have your favorites excluded. what's happening here is again, with phone a sympathy for the innocent lives lost on october 7th. this does not justify the killing of over 15000 people,

innocent people. a lot of them are babies. a lot of them they have just, there's been a footage, there's been footage recently released of a b, b, an infants really that was picked up out of the problems by american. he or she is a still a life. but you know, you and i, and possibly every human being on the plan, it's gonna agree that is not a terrace that cannot possibly be a total of this. so where is the condemnation? where is the sympathy? the meanwhile in the west bank is where the soldiers have reportedly opened fire on a palestinian teenager. the boys believe had been critically injured in the incidents, the idea for both to the preventing an ambulance from reaching the same. is there any fault to say the rest of the 7 people in recent rates and novelists where the boy was injured? not a base jealous mohammed dodgy brings us the latest from the ground to the west point. a sensitive in october. as you, as a witness,

that significant escalation are invested. most of my life, especially one bed, is ready to national security. and it's still, it's a monthly fee of so connected to more than $20000.00 guns for it. but it's not as if it was the bank to the district to protect themselves and defend themselves. as the said, i gotta step on a serious but they use it. i would just use it. and i think the thing is um the killing them and the event they've been from using the roads, those bank and the rising them be on night. so they all go to the, by the, i, if they taking over lands they, uh, they talked them about kind of hands on the lunch last year and there, but event, but a soon as come back into the on of the, from the, the ups on the farms out on the system on service the season this year, the the sheriff's office and got off the phone said less than it says believes that they are backed by. that is why the government has been sent and it's mostly it should arrive and still find this all the time. the support of them visit invested limits when they get back to home is between numbers and janine and all of the show support for them. so that once you have somebody sensitive enough, nobody,

i know this isn't a discussion by the i, if, as well as both of us as most of the same time. and so, so since on top of the 7, c, u, n has registered more than 300 attacks by 2. a settlers across the west bank, which resulted in at least $33.00 casualties. in many cases, the victims prophecy was also damaged and the published in your mind was recently shot dead by settling near the city of douglas. but he suddenly seeking justice god bless to my children still can believe their father is gone and will not return . my son was soc, is going out to search for him. i hope that my husband's rights will be recognized . the people will know the truth of what happened. we were on our land when they attacked us. how that would happen to us does not happen to other families. little dash of the wireless rails cold bucket lost out negotiation grew from could talk with folks about another c side. the guys, a conflict has been ongoing,

is really prime minister's office said that the thoughts had now beached an impass following an impasse a minute ago. she ations in the direction of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. david barton, a head of most sides, has ordered his team in doha to return to israel. that's all think it's all focused on releasing more people taken prisoner both by him, us and israel, as well as agreeing under the trees concerns hosted homeless, but still office for more than 10 years following the us request during the obama administration. and now the country acts as a mediator and the conflicts between israel and palestine, that is rarely ministry of foreign affairs officials, set them to settle accounts that gets off its support for him off. let's take a quick list. guitar has played a negative role in everything related to hosting and legitimizing who my psych tibbetts ease, but right now we need them when this thing, policies from the world, we will settle accounts with them. literally we spoke with monetary policy and political economy x, but how lead our thoughts are. and he said that rather than seeking peace is what i

was only interested in causing even more damage to gaza. this is different. the objective has, as it has, the more objective in not inflicting maximum destruction the on the guys, the, on the input structure on the people in front of the allowed fee. uh for us, uh, sunset and uh, i'll do guys that so uh he got this of the page of the president. they need the cutoff and they need that's more than what we need them all the communication with it. we need this for the future. you know, mediation as they need to this in the past and that they needed the thought in the past. most of the daughter needs for the suffering and the severity and the human assumption again, sir, does uh, to buy aids. and uh, you know, mondays are you already pocketed? so they are turning, i guess that's all right now, you know, i'm trying to, you know what to do to find it easy or disaggregation for, they're fairly on this uh, uh, more on guys uh, was uh,

covered by the american political about getting with american weapons and will limited the numbers and condition of the support and resources and even from the beginning of the war. we have seen the american america's civil page and describe the cost of objective joy from the human to darien ceasefire. beginning last global outrages spread south african presidents to run the photos it has decried is those options in gaza as while speaking of the ongoing comp, 28 climate change conference in dubai. and so the 3 guys up code and the crew charge. indeed, that is underway. in gaza to the wall, i gaze the innocent people of palestine is a war crime doctrine must be ended. well,

south africa is urging the international criminal called to investigate what it calls is where the war kinds we set down with the nations fall and the president type of them back. a man who says that a 2 state solution is impossible. what is very settlements remain in parts of the westberg. now you can watch the exclusive into throughout the day, he'll not see. but his quick pre the, i think the, the what is a big step is that the is early government has consistently been working. but typically with the got to the settlements on the west bank to undermine the possibility for the majors of that 2nd, 2nd state. and is necessary to go back to the negotiations to create the 2nd viable state. a of the police didn't,

and people in waiting, waiting to contact them within the framework that they've said like defensive to 7 . but this, so i, i think they're part of the big challenge is the best way these really government city actually genuinely at development and rep aspect of, of that kind of the, what's around is insights a real fight against terrorism. that's the country's response to an annual us state department report. the brundage around the world's tall state sponsor of tara in the annual us. they do boards on service and compile by the agenda, threatening on the line or opposing countries like international credibility and afford it see and to not affect the real efforts of countries to counter terrorism . that is, one of the republic of around will continue its efforts to expose the open a bulk receipt of the us government regarding terrorism. while condemning the

american support for terrorism. you are supposed to accuse the run of destabilizing the middle east by funding militant functions like has ballade have most was to around, has denied is the big says it's washington. this prompts of terra groups and waste was across the globe for decades. we spoke to likes, but how many dresser golems that day? you said that washington's sections policy has failed. there is no, sir. there sanctions a real sanctions. the theme every class could possibly impose against the wall. so it isn't a, just a recent thing it's, it's something that they've been present from had that meet that to that, that the maximum pressure campaign has failed. and there is nothing more to put the pressure on about that. so there is no ground for, for the sanctions. and the other side there is no facility for the office. a swift pass along because the americans know that if they would like to do with the, with the take you on, it would be nice man for them and the whole region with turned into

a house for them. so the, and maybe 3 i've changed also off the table and the sanctions are use this. the only thing is that if he's a media hype and some political campaign to put pressure on your on may be possibly to actually prevents your own for further support or further activities in the region, or maybe to prevent other countries and tests for the 3rd parties. actually toward close b, b, y. so he's just saying that part of the campaign as in nothing to be actually nothing serious. serious in terms of reactions with the background of the united states in supporting terrorism, either international terrorism, or domestic terrorism, and all the backgrounds that united states has in terms of human rights. i'm with the nation of international law and on the teen search and leave. it is actually a badge of honor for any country, including a one. so it's not on the you on there are other countries that are listed like that. it can be conceded immeasurable on it for them because

a country which is supporting phones on stuff, violations and categories, and that anything that is a mislead, international specs, ease of putting such a naval in the country. so there's no song, something that would be very concerned and the about for the concept for the, for the country like you're so even though no $22.00, as quakes have struck the southern philippines, the strongest of which was at least 7.5 in magnitude. but officials have one that a to knobby may be on the way. there's no report so far over the casualties, but buildings have been damaged and power lines broken. all sorts these in the country have forwarded residents living along the coast to evacuate. and so to them, to move to higher ground, to see safety expense say they expect that saddam, it could reach positive indonesia malaysia on to farm the

. but now for a change of pace, as we head straight to the catwalk inbox, go where the bricks plus fussin submits wraps up today. so today, these agreement is shot sakes is behind the codes and to see just how the flushing industry is contributing to the diversity as well as the unity of the bulk brooks is more than politics and economics. the book has become so effective at fostering civil and cooperative international relations that it has now taken on cultural significance. the 1st edition of the brakes plus fashion summit organized under the auspices of the most co fashion week, has emerged as a hub for commercial dealings between prominent industry figures. special is journalist designers and emerging brands from all over the world. this summit will have designers from brazil, serbia in the need of south africa, and even russia oldest playing the work for the public to see making it

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and international cooperation even is, was very good. i just at the end of the, one of the patient's jo, from innovation date design. i think it's not just a member of the books, but also other countries there is perhaps interested or considering. what about the big mix in general? people are those around the world are coming and like really been eating with each other in this event. so that's why this event has a really good impact for the designers, for and everyone in the past and industry where to great motivation to great results and that's happening. that's happening right now. yeah. and hopefully we breaks uh, we can be together and promo thing each other and we can be much stronger to the global market. the latest one is for north korea to i to best has been arrested in madrid on the f. b. i was like how joe called to bed or is wanted of

allegedly healthy. north korea avoided us functions using crypto currency they since been released by the spanish colt pending extradition. i could face decades in present if convicted that. do you mind calling nikki, our to discuss the case with us? it contributes our course items that we know you're familiar with alejandro. and that you find yourself facing similar. i like it. you said, is that what is that you was trying to achieve by pursuing people like you and alejandro? yeah, so really great, chris and nick in for my own experience. i spend since 2019 i think trying to figure out why that might be the problem. the probably the reason why is the us government don't really like it when someone stands up to them in any way, shape or form, regardless as to whether they've committed a crime into that country. so alejandro, being spanish me being british the, the know that they trying to indict some prosecute, made him a me on. it's a little the only, it's applicable to american citizens, but they're still trying to go for it. and i think this is just a, essentially a which one is about against anyone that they don't for some reason like we don't

take a shot and see what comes like salanza a kind of he avoid imprisonment in the us. it seems that much. well, it depends on the upcoming expedition. yeah, nicky, you're up to the right side already. depends on what happens in the extradition process for him. now in my case, i went through a, a similar process, i guess in saudi arabia where i was detained in, in and out of prison for 7 months is not very, very nice. but during that process, essentially, you'll sort of, it's really up to the, the, the lawyers that you'll have, you'll council has how effectively they can have defensive in the spanish court. the ultimately, it's going to be off to a spanish judge who has to make that decision whether or not the crime that he's accused of is actually a crime in spain, and whether the spanish votes ortiz even have the right. i'm the spanish constitutions to pull one of their own subjects and have them extradited to the us . so let's talk about that alleged crime and he's accused of helping north korea as a us sanctions. as it is thoughts, do you think that there's actions are politically most evasive?

okay, so yeah, absolutely. nikki: i mean everything here is to, it's a k bytes of i took this thing that's different take on, on the side of russia, the amounts of russian business been that have been put on the sanctions list. i mean the, towards the, if you come from way away from the u. k, that's typed by when a problem that amount to invested billions upon billions of of pounds. but he's pounds in the u. k. economies and functions and that his life is turned upside down . essentially he no longer can live in london really. you no longer can, you know, hold the, he's my beloved chelsea football club in that case. and his life was in some way destroyed. and that's really the, the motivation of us in the us strong mama of to know when it comes to breaking people who, quote, unquote, of age us sanctions. i mean, if you know, american really is that a crime, i don't really understand why, but they will go out of their way in order to make, to like have, if you stand up some in any way. so really, it's totally politically bite. so they did a loan officer to a show question, but yes of us all for the solid bodies be discards only back again and around about 30 minutes time with another one down of all the lights. just help see if

the i'm action or time. see welcome back to going underground broadcast single around the world from golf 28 host do by in the week of the raise national day, celebrating the unification of the amber. it's and the fight for independence from britain with costing a shadow over the u. a is called the 28 center of world attention, and likewise saudi arabia for this week being awarded the sides of world expo 20 fuzzy, is the alleged gaza genocide backed by nato nations. both savvy arabia and the u. e . of oppose the u. s. u. k. and the u nations by calling for a permanent cease fire in palestine. we're leading newspaper in this region is our

news. and with me again in the studio, is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already english. thank you so much, 5, so for coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it be viewed personally and professionally, just watching, witnessing thousands upon thousands of children uh, being slaughtered by all this nature, nation weaponry and in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every a citizen, every a civilian that has been killed on, on either side as an editor. it's been equally painful. it's always

a little bit more painful when it's in your own backyard. but also it was fascinating on a student to look at how quickly things have changed. if you remember the last time i was here with you in the studio over 2 or 3 months ago, the vibe was complete. the different pieces we were talking about. absolutely. we were talking piece, actually just a few days before uh, in september before the, the october 7 attacks happened. we were talking about the one piece of the of that's going to solve all the, the original problem. so the piece normalization attached to a sort of the palestinian deal, and it's remarkable how things change. but i suppose the only constant in politics is change. i remember the news has been covering a minute by minute on the social media as well as in the, in the paper. the coverage uh coverage seems very different in your newspaper to a lot of new.