the the idea of bombs solvent gas that they blew the city of con eunice pledging to on least the same level of devastation as they did during its initial assault on the north. and that's of the red cross raise at the alarm over each for any atrocities we can turn away from what is evident, a, a more failure in the face of the international community. the idea of right now is, is that the coastal bypass road will be open for civilians to head south. as in previous, colorado. it has turned into a was o d. as ruling parts you reigned supreme in state election, fasting the opposition to the country's largest. the

by the 6 am in moscow. i'm glad you could join us this news on our team to national i a michael, quote you with the updates that we stopped with the latest from the 7 guys. a web, a city of can you, this has come on, the heavy bombardment, bobby adf. the new 0 continues to expand is around operation local guys in the farm. it does say that the most recent defensive included raids across the city. and that comes as hospitals in the area are overloaded, youtube, massive influx of patients, canadian policy and john list of mine. so should then, who's currently in the, in bottles region has more details. sticking me back to my time at a ship, a hospital around the 67 weeks, the plains at the very low altitude,

the f to 55 cent f. 16 wera wera went ahead and says, hovering the night above us here and last of the hospital and, and, and civilians here would see every single cross. whenever one of the missiles got shots on either the eastern side north or the side or the southern side of north sort of hospital i'm been in says and civilian car does not stop for the last hour onto know, coming from all over con eunice. and we also hear that in addition to the loss of health with and where i am now, there are dozens of casualties into europe and hospitals in the solve the eastern part of kind units. the idea have said earlier this morning, we are almost done with north of rosa now with the 10 of the ssl. so for those of the civilians here have literally no place to go. the main, the old clinic thing can eunice,

to either the north or the south has been bumped for a lot, have been bought, fall off of the roads. and even if they wanted to go somewhere they can logistically, it's impossible. so everyone is stuck. would it be autumn like know, and people are coming by drugs to lots of hospitals and it's sort all the areas thinking and this would be the safest place for them. now. right now, 10 saw overflowing with civilians. the hospital 7 floors are filled with civilians . and incidents have been put up in, in just a tense on the sides of the hospitals, on the line, on the floor. we are running out of medical supplies, running out of medicines. the doctors here on complaining that if the board that has do not open as soon as possible to allow the trucks in, i know maybe can, is in law for more hospitals to be set up. that way,

i'm looking at the very dire situation, especially with the cold weather also coming in earlier this morning. monday, december, the 4th. i was walking down in con eunice bennett's downtown area, trying to get on an add on for a family in leads. when fatherly, this happened the center i was walking downtown, san eunice, when so the neighborhood, the big glass that shook the ground in front of me, there was a very big smoke screen. people started either running away or running to rumble. i started filming, as i came closer, i started seeing tens of the civilians and trying to move that all those seeing

that are people inside they might be a life helps take out for different bodies. and i was told that doesn't was we're still under the rubble that it was too dangerous to, to me in that area as, as to mikes continued to fly, to down, have to leave and balances, were hurling back and forth. and people, when their own personal cars were taking those, that's what killed i couldn't see. and means that is everyone's, there was killed on site. anyone who isn't that booting? i think was that that was the security general. all the no age in refugee cancer raises the law. moving these rules indiscriminate bombings. the world health organization has reported over $200.00 the tax on guys, a hospitals, and an unprecedented number of health care workers detained by the scene in this already is report that the death toll is nearing 16000 says the conflict began on october 7th and followed your recent visit to con eunice hospital, the president of the red cross international committee had best to say we have to

find solutions to this. we can turn away from what is every been to a more failure in the face of the international community. i've just visited the european gaza hospital and the things i saw there is, is beyond anything that anyone should be in a position to describe what tell me the law as to where the children was atrocious . injuries. and at the same time, having lost the parents with no one looking off to them. these really military, his release this footage of a recent strike on gatzo as its forces infiltrate, is solved on the been areas which web previously set to be a safe haven for refugees. the idea of now says it's offensive in that area we'd expect in reach level seen in the north. the intense bundles have been raging in the

northern part of the enclave since the spot of the war. this footed shed by the idea of claims to show the illumination of him as many times to allegedly open fire and engage its forces in close quarters. come back to me why there's disturbing footage from guys a city shows doctors probably do treat patients after multiple attacks in the region with no more room to receive the injured inside. the building staff have been forced to treat patients on the floor outside the facility, and hospitals and central gather on the brink of collapse as well. i made a lack of fuel, you know, tricity in basic necessities as displaced by the state in slot medical centers. and such a shelter. and now the easily strike pocketed the residential block in the outrage at refugee camp, leaving the neighborhood in ruins. spun hip on, we'll deliver, or in our homes when suddenly house is big into full. some of the residents,

including children still, and those are all the whole neighborhood was destroyed. bill became homeless. and i mean, we were sleep at 6 am. when we heard explosions, we managed to save some of the children from beneath the debris, but many more still trapped. their innocence, they didn't do anything. nowhere here is safe as i am a product of others. now let's have a look at how the events on folded since the war erupted. on the 7th of october. now at the beginning, you want the to the north of guys of which solid the heaviest bombardment by the idea of strikes the valley that miss bade her noon beads la here devali a and the guy the city that he's real forces then surrounded the area in the ground appreciate and now during that time, nearly every hospital in the north was head. now all of them have seized operation . i civilians were forced to head south in total on estimated 1800000

people have been displaced about the best be headed to the flags. the sabbath is saved zone by the area has come on the increase the tax. now the idea of said it will allow the community and movement of civilians along the bypass road located near the coast as his previous cargo in the centre of guys, it has turned into a buffalo field. but let it go on the list side. numerous as the ease ready claims of safety for civilians with just empty promises. it's quite clear from the very beginning of this work that we are here talking about genocide. i'm just starting. ready with the starting kids because what these are you are doing is just, you know, i'm at the time of the crime and i'm just getting the people there from the very beginning. they said that the last, guys that people should need to go to the center of the so guys that now that i've done guesses some guys that would supposed to be the safe area. i know that means i

know, you know, save messages. absolutely. you know, just to be joke by the, sorry, i didn't put it on the each because in many cases when the people who are leaving from the. busy in the south, they were shocked at the street and the same zip is now. this house, all the guys that i used was prime minister had been dominion. and yet he says he wouldn't let the policy be necessary to return to governing the gaza strip. even if the mass is ousted from the region that he insisted that he would not quote, to repeat the mistakes of the 19 ninety's peace deal known as the off of the records. one thing for sure, i am not doing. i am not ready to delude myself to say that the defective act that took place under oslo through a terrible error must now take place the 2nd time with the return of a hostile entity to guys in the west bank. i will repeat this mistake and return this body to gaza because the same thing will happen. the mass decal,

the governance of the gas trip in the mid to thousands sidelining the arrival of fonts, a party which controls the west bank easily. busy has insisted that it is fighting he gave semis, but the policy and it's all over to the united nations is represented by the shipment of the set top parties. mahmoud abbas means while the rising number of civilian casualties amid the car, these ready bombardment of gazda has compelled the us to demand that civilians must be protected from one of the less than is not that you can. we add in urban con, the urban warfare by protecting civilians. the lesson is that you can only win in urban warfare by protecting civilians. you see this kind of a fight. the center of gravity is the civilian population. and if you drive them into the arms of the enemy, you replace a technical victory with the strategic a fee. so i have repeatedly made clear to israel's leaders that protecting

palestinian civilians and does like, is both a moral responsibility and a strategic impaired by the student of the month, a member of the for the top potty nasa. all key to assess the, despite washington's much delayed warning against and carrying civilian casualties . israel is still very much supported by the us leadership to the is the, the feeling the message doesn't say it's not feeding. the message i think is man is waiting, but that is more, i guess, for the senior against a guess. and this was the we are coming of the from washington. the noise coming to listen to a problem frankly, is less than it is with western countries, particularly when it was us to the us position. unfortunately,

we have seen some solid solid this up for buying those countries all the way the actions without any questions off because there's not going verification that from hong uh, you know, i tend to, to apply international material. no dimension was any, any, anything that actually is part of the system that was been of the 2nd world war i see that system is being under pressure now because of the actions and because of the west, the main line i was they use what you guys are doing and that's really dangerous for, for, for though you're wrong, stopped, much has accused the us of being faced in its support for ease. well, he said the while watching cool, the washington calls for the protection of civilians is still backing these ready ministries, evasion of gaza because as we get set up on the one hand,

the us media talks about warning israel to avoid killing women children civilians. while on the other hand, the supports mass murders by giving the green light to tel aviv. i wanted to declare that the us should accept the consequences of its hypocritical attitude towards supporting genocide and war crimes and gaza and the west bank. the that now we've had some high so now i'm a d n. a for monday, advisor to the radian for administrator. he said that despite any suppose concerns about civilians, washington's hands are tied by pa, for pro user any lobbies. i think that the old standards is basically what it in the u. s. internal politics. it's uh, it has less to do with the palestinian issue per se. uh there, there are lot of these. is there any lobbies, one of the strongest in the united states? i see a sitting president usually seeks the support of the lobby,

his internal politics. there is a american push back against this double standard. we see it in the academic literature as well as in the media in the united states, though, not the mainstream media, but it's a growing push back against this uh, you know, full fledged support to offend his role as well. that is committing crimes basically against humanity in garza. so long as the the is waiting not be stronger than critical voices. i think the follow the part of the us policy would be the same if the accumulated push back against this policy goes above and beyond that. the importance of that at support, by these ready to not be i think there will be or the end of the policy, but so far we don't see that things are changing. but i don't think this around conflicting garza is going to see any change on the wistar. israel will continue to

hand down, have mass militants abroad in lab, but non talk key in could tie even if it takes years. and that's according to the head of these roles, domestic security agency, the cabinet has set as a go to st. soak to eliminate how most this is so unique. we will do this everywhere in gaza, into westbank, in lebanon, into kia in kata. it will take a few years, but who will be there to do it? it is reference to meaning that the security chief was talking about these roles, responsive, the 1972 murder of a group of these really are the big team members by a palestinian militant organization. i practice just already is have reportedly warranties role that they will be serious consequences if these are all attempts to assassinate any member of a mass and chucky territory. we'll discuss this issue with joe political experts. go kind a really in colorado. he says it will be legal for each roll to conduct such an

operation. these events imperative to issue the old for i this is not product. mm. oh for sure. for sure. for patients, even multiple patients, i'm even the thing you have not one of the poetry. these are very different. but anyway, if the, the, any concrete to tell you even got to leave it on the left and right. this is all, this is leslie oswald is. seems to be a separate, you put in a position as a nation will not be the last a democratic off of this is not a, this is nothing i told you the new about to, you know, if you say something in international relations and you need to live up to but it's about the violence and results probably how the id says it has hit command and control centers of has belie 11 on adding. the operation was carried out after

a number of what he calls launch of the to a month. no, the nice role area of my colleagues. ready with a journalist based in beirut, my like collect who reported that the idea of a tax has come at the cost of disobedience the any amendment. however, that is the army is launching attacks on center location. that's our most system for me. and they claim they are hitting cancel uh, sites. however, it's not true today they, they've been buying that house and been suspended that those buses. and uh, we have best opinion marches every, almost every day. so basically it takes me to the housing information or knowledge of what the thing however it's on. so we have less number of minutes and sometimes we're locked in on and use a fax on this right? yeah. tax on more civilian still possible law is having mode i to this targets

yesterday they have on somewhere. it's called the a betty helen and it's a somehow between a c point 5 to 5 gives me goes away from our borders. and that is what you do. it has a method that's and that's one of the filters has been hit and that's the whole budman . and today the money um at glen in bones again is that you decides along the western part of the one is fine. and as i'm alone and nissan and distribution, i'm, i'm counting the search just to jump to assure that we know one that has the law as a targeting administer the sites. now we also heard from jamal joachim and international relations professor of the lebanese university and be rude. he says that the spend over from the conflict with negatively impact the why the region. this is not the 1st time that is really officials on a prime ministers. the this one or the previous ones,

the threatened to destroy 11 and send it back to the stone age. the we've been familiar with this. i thought it uh for the past 2 decades. so far the u. s. has been going on, not expanding the about the ground until 11 on the gave sigma is too many. i mean that then the whole not to expand the scope of the confrontation and 11 on because this would so that the lead to, uh, the general war. and this is an outcome that the united states is trying to avoid. because if it's in fact, not only on the u. s, or just spread on a sense of uh, military bases throughout the middle east. but at the same time, this would affect the oil prices. this would uh, eventually have a deep impact on the, on the west and societies. i'm mainly on the united states at the time when jo,

by them is blinding to it on 4 elections. of the party of india is prime minister. and that on that i'm what he has secure key victories and regional actions within the country of us comes just ahead of the next year's national polls. they're running b, g, b, swap, the polls and 3 out of the 4 largest regions ousting the opposition in 2 of them, which has given him a mentor on the head of general elections and pointed into full web. moody is widely expected to extend his decade in office by another 5 years. now we spoke to political and foreign policy expert that to do to, to explain how the state assembly victory provides a boost for movies. part of see of the state, the assembly elections, the results of the state, the assembly election has been on 3. mendoza, both stopped for the ruling party and found the ruling dispense and at the centre. these are major states. the states up on the frontier should have just found and

said these get, they actually clear, you know, the light coming. they are these not very big steps here in poverty. and therefore it has lots of meaning for the national election, which takes place next. the people we have here have a flow to it that need to is that cascading gland side landslide, meet the par, uh prime minister. i'm not in the movie, gee, and they're willing to spend 7 product, the attendance, i bought the b to b. so it's in depth see nothing, and lots of people stop to pete and uh, and to the good governance of the honor of a prime minister then also to the gods at the end of governance and telling victory to their people off part of the by the ruling dispensing of the people of that as well. i have approve the rest of the land to move an ice by cut off costs to clean the disputed oil rich territory. it has become a flash point with neighboring deanna. the local authorities suggest 95 percent a vote as favor the amex ation and the disregard of board as the dates back more

than a 100 years. because my doodle says with his ready to implement the citizens will the today, the people spoke called loud and clear. and we are going to start a new powerful stage because we carry the mandate of the people. we carry the voice of the people that they normally the the jump into the principles of justice as part of the referendum then as well. and it's also rejected with jurisdiction that the international court of justice has to settle the case of the country as president insisted that basic people born is, should be decided to in a quote sylvan way at the vote calls into question at 1899 decision by

arbitration tribunal to fix the borders of the territory, the or re, typically the region is currently working with international energy companies. so i just its on my bill to extract it screwed. it was a discovery, found an estimate of $10000000000.00 barrels of reserves. and the area we spoke with the latin american studies professor daniel shaw to explain the reasons behind the referendum and the motives of each national court of justice is referendum is non binding. it was more of a diplomatic referendum with more than 95 percent of venezuelans voting. the yes, the as a cable and its resources should be developed for the benefit of the event as well in people who we know have been crushed by these sanctions. now for almost a decade, the international court of justice has ruled in favor of the guy in east, but this can be seen azurie pro provocative a proxy decision that favors the interests of the us in there are other

international partners will do everything to towards south american unity and economic integration if we go back to $1899.00. these board is whenever drawn by the local indigenous and mixed population of the 2 countries, they were drawn up in london and in europe with no regard for the interests and needs of the local populations. i can see it conflict because us imperialism specialize in creating proxy conflicts because they using the israel right now to pursue the interest in the middle east because they've used the ukraine to pursue. and so i, russian, geo political interest. so of course we can't put anything by the us, they will do everything to weaponized guy and use nationality against the interest of both. and then as well as in diana, in south america,

jemma in terms of law lives. souls has insisted that the coming to you and i made some of that country's mas stop using coal, oil and natural gas. the didn't was button the button again. so in that we want to see an acceleration worldwide in dealing with climate change. i mean, the energy transitions must be made into a global success story to drive this energy transition include saying, good bye to fossil fuel cell, but we must now all demonstrate a firm determination to phase out fossil fuels. first and foremost, coal. i'm give you the earlier this year, jeremy approve using coal fired power plants to produce electricity in order to overcome severe energy shortages of the government has promised to come up with proposal from the house to offset the increased carbon footprint from those facilities. looking for someone to blame for the countries energy problems, chancellor shows pointed the finger at the west. usual escape goes from russia. the

fact that because of russia's brutal attack on ukraine, we now have to temporarily use some power plants that we had already taken out of operation is bitter, but it is only for a short period of time that we've had so many g. a yuki executive chapman of the african energy chain, but he's currently into by where the un cabinets on that is taking place. he expressed doubts about, well, the nation's feel, feeling their commitments when they tried to deflect blame upon others. when you look up a cock 20 way just passed, cos under past prophecies by wealthy western nations has be broken, promises broken pledges. i never ever kept talking to a true meeting on the on were let's just try me. the deputation weighs $100000000000.00 a every year that the promise, your poor nation. so the where we are the, we have 600000000 people down electricity,

900000000 dr. you could be technologies and it's telling us about the natural gas to abandon an oil was sought after it goes to an accurate and how i can do to provide him. so i seem to want to be stop giving lectures the office to go to the table on the table. on friday the truck maddie come on set of solutions rather than because people are trying to blame people africa, you still have 2.73 percent greenhouse gas emissions. there's nothing called base. what the, what the countries are. so these where, what countries they need to get capital nice. why african nations industrialized? we are one point to feel young people, the use 300000000 people. you can tell us and you see a age 12 band on average sources when you met your own goals and they tried to ship the item to 2 of those. all right, so that's the all the best time to show it to get more updates on. i t dot com,

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