the, the, the dozens of the civilians are reportedly killed in as really bombings of southern guns which had previously been considered a safe stone showing signs of deep tubs and bruising palestinians contained an idea of operations and gaza described interrogation methods used on them to uncover length to how much they took us to my cousin's house, took off our clothes, slapped as kicked as grab dislike animals and dragged us through rubble on the ground with sand and stones. every morning they beat everyone in the stomach everywhere, beating kidding and screaming. is there interrogation? in fact they are criminals. the palestinian president calls us an accomplice to genocide, an ethnic cleansing in gaza and the west bank. and that's as washington veto the

cease fire resolution of the un security council. and the military spokesperson for human 2 phase wars. all shipping companies against working with israel st. any of us, all headed to the country, will be a target the you're watching artie international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow starting in southern and gaza, where dozens of civilians had been killed in the latest idea of strikes that destroyed a residential building in the city of con eunice footage. as a site shows emergency workers and struggling to control the plays with huge plumes of smoke and intensive flames and filling out of the rubble. does this health industry says the on types of casualties have now surpassed $17700.00. a warning, the following images are disturbing survivors,

most of whom are children, have been steadily transferred to the hospital as doctors of fighting further patients lives. the $1.00 pay, as they called does i quote, a graveyard for children, accounting for more than 40 percent of those killed in the conflict. to date relatives are seen kissing the bodies of their loved ones insane their last goodbyes to those killed. there are so many debts that the round bodies are placed on the ground outside master hospital, where conditions have been overstretched, caring for the wounded since the started a war, canadian, palestinian journalists, sponsor schuman describe the situation on the ground. the ideas closet each almost 800 meters beside loss of hospital where i am staying out before with throwing back a kilometer. uh, we do not know a dental objective is honestly, the only watch we have seeing here is civilians being killed civilians in judge

moore as being filled up the hospital and the schools around us are over capacity as they keep saying that we will start through this month and i'm us, we're not seeing any evidence of that. it keeps saying that they want to free that on hostages, but it seems that they are tending their own hostages by their own expedites. and it's a very tough humanitarian situation. and it's been worse ends by the us between the ceasefire. uh that is what he was showing in the us the people in does the see that to the us and the is but i as the the, i mean there is, there's no difference. a 6 basic name is ryan, is the exit is the one who was executing 3 the whatever the, the us, the uh, agrees with them on the us is the main supplier of the,

of the lessons to the is the ladies and the main uh, 20 policy can uh, support that the altima, the old, the by the administration gave is there any is until the end of the month. but she is the objectives on the ground. so we think that over the next 2 weeks, they will stop sides in terms of their attacks because the, by the time was 3 should once when the next election next year. and i don't think they will. uh, given the, the us for the nation, the, against the government in doing what they're doing right now. here. also in the south of the enclave. the city and profit came under idea of fire overnight despite these really government previously designating southern gaza. a safe zone for this place to civilians. at least 10 people were partly killed in the bombing of to residential buildings, their relatives and gathered outside the local hospital to warn their loved ones, local journalists. seneca mall has more from rafa for more than 2 months in a row,

visitor area is continental and it's an operation on the ground focusing in the northern parts. the city as well as the 150000 parts of the course, the english according to the how much that i'm in the history here more than 17000 to see if it was because by these that are any edits, like most of them where woman here and drop off in the south and pause of because of life. also, these are any edison i came here. i'm a size minutes resent and vending i'm can more of what it is in the rough, rough i city, according go through that. i the only on these names. it's the most say places for the low cost. but once it is a, it's a nice can here on the side many to be the below cause here became seeing that they there is no safe place and rough off which were may 1st,

some of them to go to the part done with easy. i'm the director of all the plans and not be to have some security in place for them and to protect them. something from that that i'm from now with all kinds undergoing opinions and goes off from someplace that they don't have anyone. what kinds of funds and i've done this so these are a lot against them to a separate palestine in man and a teenage boy. i say they were beaten and deprived of the most basic needs well detained by his rarely troops on the battlefield in gaza. the men were taken into custody, allegedly for having links to hum us during the find the interrogation, the now released the palestinians say they were given little water and denied use of the bathroom several having bruises on their bodies or deep cuts from zip ties. they shared details about their treatment. thomas, the, i'm a low is really soldiers kept us for 5 days during which we drank half a glass of water on the 1st day. we thank them for something to drink,

but they said no, there was no water. a penny on the they took us to my cousin's house, took off our clothes, were slapped as kicked as grab dislike animals and drag just through rubble on the ground with sand and stones. they did not care. i felt like they were going to kill us and then they took us to a place and i heard an interrogation. there were people who were taken, god knows where they took me to an area with another 10 people with hands bound with plastic zip ties. we made the model of them every morning. they beat everyone in the stomach everywhere, beating kidding and screaming. is there interrogation that the most horrific interrogation in my life is the interrogation by the jewish. in fact, they are criminals. well, as the idea of fun, barton went on gaza shows no signs of letting up. the armies chief says their offensive. it shouldn't be even more forceful towards your every day. we're seeing more and more terrorists killed him more and more terrorist women that way. and in recent days, we seeing terrorist surrendering that's

a selling the system is pulling apart selling. we need to press honda and that's what we're doing. the idea of has continued its operation in northern gaza, including in volley. a refugee camp is while a force has recently posted video footage reporting to show soldiers and paddling him off spiders. the idea of the claim is the militants for preparing to ambush the is really our main nearest central traffic route, but for discount 1st end attacked. as well also says several arm to last were taken out by tank fire and the unmanned aerial vehicles. the meanwhile ha says it's engaging in intense firefighters. this is really for us is in gaza. city in the heart of the enclave. millison say they targeted armored idea of vehicles, an army officers or the one reports that critical infrastructure. and more than

60 percent of the us as residential areas have been reduced to rubble since the war . wrapped in early october. at least 1900000 palestinians had been displaced. that's more than 85 percent of guys total population. they heard from a pediatric doctor from palestine. i mean tall jay who described help patients are suffering and the ongoing conflict. $256.00 at tax against the health care system in palestine at $141.00 of them would actually directed towards what against the of the obstruction of the activities on the ad medicaid person is. i'm a pediatrician and i have also experienced this on funding, which really our patients to go through a menu of our patients do not get from the village to the town where the

clinics saw where, where the hospitals are. we get patients. very sick when new of stock, the free movement of the on the patients annual prevent, prevent them from getting to the health care facility or the clinic called the best choice. you can imagine what happens. they miss their schedule, the treatment, whether it's kim, i feel happy if they have a bad a problem with the cancer or also as i said, and getting late to get the proper treatment. we see children with advanced pneumonia because they were not able to get to their doctor had of choice to the hospital of choice on time. well as you, as it shoots down a potential states fire in the israel homeless conflict that to you and security

council, palestinian president lockwood abbas has come. busy to move a blatant violation of all humanitarian values, the united states use of its veto power to block the gauze of ceasefire. resolution is an aggressive, unethical move. and it is a blatant violation of all humanitarian values and principles. this u. s. policy makes it complicit. it's in the crimes of genocide, estimate cleansing, and war crimes committed by the israeli occupation forces against palestinians in gaza. the westbank jerusalem. this policy has become a danger to the wealth, posing us threats to international peace and security. us 13 of the 15 and council members, including russia and china. so as soon as the resolution, washington's veto comes to spite urgent calls for a truce from the un secretary general senior figures across the globe, but have slammed us and is really help, of course. and called them them to stop feeling the hostilities looters and once again cynically blocking the coal for

a ceasefire in the palestinian israeli conflict. before a very always, america has handed a death sentence to thousands, if not tens of thousands most civilians in palestine and these rail best use these rightly administration which has the unlimited support of western countries is committing brutal atrocities and massacres and goals are delightful with humanity block, you said there are 5 permanent members and non permanent members in the united nations council dishes. however, the ceasefire was rejected without any american side. where is the justice in this is the justice in this world. a just world is possible, but not with america condoning the continuation of the fighting while advocating for the prevention of pillow. the conflict is self deceiving, condoning the continuation of the fighting while making every mention of the protection of women girls and human device is extremely hypercritical. all this once again shows what double standards are to apologize. sions are not the only ones concerned with us actions. humanitarian groups are calling the us move

a vote against humanity is bonus, continue to bring down and boast, dean civilians, and cost widespread destruction. the us is once again houston spa to block and attempts buddy un security console to demand to cease fire and gaza. by viewing this resolution, the u. s. stands alone and guesstimates vote against humanity. the us vito stance the sharp contrast to the values it professes to uphold by continuing to provide diplomatic cover for the ongoing atrocities and gaza. the us is signaling the international humanitarian law can be applied selectively and the lives of some people much less than the lives of others. the us be to make complicity into kindly can garza following the un security council session in new york several era book this or set down for talks with us secretary of state antony, blinking. the palestinian foreign minister was among them that he was blocked from answering questions from the media ahead of the meeting is so the counterpart said

the minister is limited by us visa restrictions, which has been denied by the state department. and however, our sources in the west bank confirm the palestinian official is under a washington gag order. the us, which the minister not to speak to the media in any way, and to refrain from accusing or blame into us for its support of israel in its war against casa. it's in new york, hundreds of americans rallied to protest. the latest un security council vote demonstrators also demanded an end to us financial aid to israel. here's more on what some of them had to say. and it makes me very ashamed that my government is doing this in my name. i would like to see no more funding, no more. what those to israel, that would stop the situation really fast. but until then, unfortunately, the people in goal is to will suffer. we're asking for

a complete end of is really regression on post them right people. a, an end to all the us complicity, whether it's financial, political, all military, back to the israel, the genocidal thoughts. it's political analyst in spring water, shawn stone, says washington's veto the cease fire resolution is in line with this traditional support of israel track record of us to be those of the un over 50 of them, which is the majority of the us be those have been in regards to israel, basically be doing un criticisms or, or resolutions that, that would hurt israel. so there's a long, long history here. and in any ways, we know the un resolutions in the past, for example, the israel as the 5 regarding, for example, settlements in the west bank and things like this. and so you really wonder what would have happened if the us had? what did actually, surprisingly we've been more surprising it would save us had joined in,

in that resolution. what would have happened us is probably as real as more it's more percent, you know, billions of dollars every year, not this year alone. and then we divide new ministration is bypassing even congressional resolutions to, to send military aid. and even beyond the know what, when, what congress allowing. so this is, you know, this is just a, basically more of the same unilateral one sided policy through a military spokesperson for him and associates has warned all shipping companies against cooperating with israel. adding the group of target any vessels in the red sea heading into the country. the, the many armed forces will not allow the passage of any ship of any nationality destined to design this treasure and nothing kind of the ships are a legitimate target for the many armed forces. therefore, we want all ship some companies against doing business with us, right? he puts another major geo political tornado is sweeping the whole region

as to who he's made that bombshell. and alice would that they will target. not only these wally ships, but any ship that passes through the red sea to reach israel. that's a significant statement made today by the whole thing. so said that if god does not receive the necessary food in medicine, it needs been all ships in the red sea and on route to is reports no matter what nationality they have or no matter what area they have to parted from they will be a legitimate target for the many on for says this means that any ship for whatever reason passes through the red sea and for whatever reason wants to reach is where the ports that will be a legitimate target and is at risk. now this move will significantly impact global shipping in the red sea are the array of you and see, and even bob wasn't meant that's a strategic straight or a choke point that connects the radian c and the gulf of aidan to the red sea,

which leads to as well, that job and strategic 12 point is a passageway for more than 10 percent of the world's total transit freight and maritime transit. so that's a, that's a significant and a strategic area and is now um, is at risk for global shipping. for now, you want to get to comment on that decision made by the who would fees, but of course, as well. and the united states have time. and again, accused here, well, of supporting the who's, he's saying that it was the who these are, it was proxies. of course you want in return has again time it again said that the who would fees as part of the resistance access, they don't take orders from the islamic republic of your own and that they act on their own to support their quotes. palestinian brothers and sisters over the course of the conflict who these have lost several rockets and missiles and drones against

the is where the territories they have confiscated several ships in the red sea. and even attacked and opened fire against several, a british and even american ins. is waiting ships in the red sea of course, of that post a serious sweat. now we have heard from bloomberg bloomberg has sighted us some informed but not anonymous sources of saying that the west is consulting with its persian gulf partners and allies about a potential military action against the policies in response to quotes. they are brazen at tags in the red sea, of course, the same source has said that the united states and its persian gulf partners are still favor diplomacy over a direct confrontation. but that the mere fact that the united states has made, made a mention of a direct confrontation that easily reveals how seriously washington is taking the

whole things quiet now and after several warnings issued by the islamic republic, i'll be wrong about the regional repercussions of these where the war on gosh, they ran in foreign minister has claimed without providing any evidence that western weapons sent to ukraine have ended up in the middle east. west and officials ask us why all of how much time has those come from and who is supplying them? well, it's very easy to buy weapons from arms dealers in ukraine, which were originally supplied by the us. many resistance groups and service groups source, the weapons from the black marketing ukraine, which appeared due to the strategically question of elections of the west. how my son has the lot also manufactured weapons themselves. russia has alleged that some western arm sent to you. crane may have ended up on the black market, and when $7000000000.00 worth of us military equipment reporter,

they fell in to tell about hands up to the us withdrawal in 2021. the weapons were later said to have been used by terror groups in pakistan and india, toronto university professor said mohammed mirandi says, funds and weapons sent to crane are being used for other purposes. ukrainian regime is extremely corrupt that a large amount of the money that's being sent to ukraine, as well as the weapons is being stolen by the uh, government officials, uh, in ukraine and all the dogs who are closely affiliated or associate associated with these officials. and it's, it's, it's quite clear that what we're seeing now in gaza or the weapons that have been obtained by the resistance forces and gaza, or the resistance forces across the region. uh that some of them would be coming

from ukraine. but what is pretty terrifying is that terrorist groups also would be able to access such equipment that's been sent to ukraine by the united states and its allies, the resistance of course, they use these weapons to defend themselves against their part type regime against the aggression. meanwhile, and israel emotions are running high as relatives and supporters of the hostage. busy is still being held by hamas, take it to the streets of tel aviv once again to demand the release of their loved ones. local journalists, nicole johan has more from the scene, thousands of people at came again. it is becoming a re charles here that the people are coming and they're demanding these rather government to do anything in their power to release the remaining 100. 38. these

riley's, some of them are elderly, some of them are children and women, and they're demanding to bring them back home. now they think that these rally government, again, think more about how to destroy eliminates how mice and about some other political issues. and they're not a good thing as the source priority to relieve. there are the people that are still there and there is riley, in this sense, citizens that were taken out of their badge from their home, from a news excessive out there have nothing to do with. busy politics, they have nothing to do with the conflict. they just people that wants to continue want to continue to live their lives and that from the people that already returned from the cups the video of how much they're telling you to say. busy horrible, it is so hard, it is harsh. it's unbearable to be in a cup, steve,

at tea and dad. i know what, sorry not there. there are no fluid, no mitigation, no streets meant some of them where beach and they are saying it's terrible stories that remind the elder e one how it was, how that goes. and for many is riley said the 7th of october. it's like the 2nd fall that goes and they are in the big a dilemma because they want to eliminate this threat of how much because nobody wants to leave under the stress anymore. but on the other hand, they still have so many is riley is there. and they understand that fees or i will continue the bombardment of the guys i may be. those people do not return alive, but police and the your people's calling for israel course the well return all your citizens. and after that deal, this time us joanna forwarding us, have issued a ride alert due to mass of forest fires in several central provinces. and the

blazes are located near populated areas and at least 20 homes are at risk. authorities have begun evacuations, and more than 400 to 480 hacked chairs are in the fire zone. local fire services have deployed a 3 helicopters and 3 airplanes to help put out the flames. no casualties have been reported yet, and one person has been arrested on suspicion of committing arson. washington's 200 year old monroe doctrine still has a grip on us foreign policy. the strategy was created to combat european colonialism in the western hemisphere, but it essentially declared central and south america to be in washington's back yard. or these rachel blevins takes us through 2 centuries of us intervention in latin america. the monroe doctrine, maybe 200 years old, but its influence on u. s. foreign policy is still felt to this day. we can see it in the current administration. and it's continued approach towards relations with latin america as

president. by that noted in 2022, we used to talk about when i was a kid college about america's backyard. american chart. i said everything south of the mexican border is america's frontier. all right. and where equal people, we don't dictate what happens it any or part of that is that of the economy or the south american con. we have to work very hard on what the trouble it is. we're having great difficulty making up for the mistakes and then made the last 4 years. and it's gonna take some time back yard front yard, but still a yard of the us words change. but the idea remains, which is to police and oversee latin american countries. it's not something new as washington has a history of interference in the region. and the name of this history is the monroe doctrine. and today will take a look at its influence in cuba when viewed through the lens of american history,

1898 marks. the start of the 10 week long spanish american war, which gave us control over the newly acquired colonial territories of puerto rico, guam, and the philippines from a latin american perspective. however, this wasn't just about a war between the us and spain. it was more about a legal interference from washington in the cuban work independence. the u. s. has established more than 70 military bases in the region with varying degrees of permanence as a threat to the sovereignty and interest of the people of latin america and the caribbean. u. s. military base, as he is known as occupied that 117 square kilometers retreat. so 121 years against the will of the cuban people. his stance is a colonial remnants of the legitimate military occupation of our country. this started in 1998 of the expansionist intervention during the independence will waste by cubans against the spanish colonial power. so how did they get?

well, in 1898, the us decided to intervene and the cuban war of independence on the side of the cuban rebels against spain. at the end of the hostility cus steve in control of to batch but was unable to an exit due to domestic legislation, prohibitions looking for a compromise solution republican senator orville plaque, who is one of the most powerful in washington at the time suggested an amendment that would set the conditions for the us military's withdrawal from cuba. those conditions, including a pledge of loyalty to the us, the limited to was right to make treaties and trade with other nations and established the lease of what is now the guantanamo base. the government of cuba consents that the united states may exercise their right to intervene for the preservation of cuban independence, the maintenance of the government, adequate for the protection of life, property, and individual liberty. this was the beginning of

a redefinition of the monroe doctrine that instead of condemning european intervention is up in the america, sought to justify us intervention in the name of the inside of colonialism and self determination. even though it was anything but the plat amendment was the direct results of the more renowned monroe doctrine. arguing that the people of cuba would benefit from being under the control of the u. s. but this claim was highly criticized in latin america. was the president of mexico launching account? your doctor calling for sovereignty and non intervention in another nation's internal affairs. however, that didn't stop then president theodore roosevelt from insisting that the policies of the monroe doctrine continued to have a strangle hold on us foreign policy. chronic chrome doing or an impotence which results in a general loosening of the ties of civilized society main america as elsewhere, ultimately required intervention by some civilized nation in the western hemisphere

. the appearance of the united states of the monroe doctrine may force the united states. however reluctantly, in flagrant cases of such wrong, doing or impotence to exercise and international police power. and yet, here we are nearly 120 years after roosevelt's updated version of the monroe doctrine. as we can say, i looking at us foreign policy in latin america that the original claims by james monroe still ring true in the mines in the political we in washington. all right, that's gonna do it for me for now, but do say with us my colleague union o'neill will be in next in about half an hour's time with more news by the the slow little weather one o 4. when you come for the coming year of boca lucy says you have a silver with using 1st of all.