[000:00:00;00] the testimony isn't gathered by human rights monitor, euro med confirm, palestinian civilians were subject to torture. well in id of to tennyson in guantanamo like conditions, media outlets share their own evidence. they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours and we stopped like this. we were beaten with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs everywhere. these family occupation always talked in all live supposing structures and today we witness. yes. and now this is troy, we saw i be talking to charitable organization offering a to solve all this resilience. their raids on the devali of refugee camp kill at least 13 people,

while the idea from stuff is offensive in the north survivors and struggle. the 3rd grief the people in the association are not affiliated with any political parties or resistance, the targeting the association within that residential area. when many are killed and injured, to help only the poor and leading the situation. we are in these trips and the us state department spokesman says there is no magic part of funding, making it clear that ukraine's prospect said receiving aid from washington or limit the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you are watching archie international, palestinian civilians face guantanamo light. conditions and is related attention that's according to the human rights watch dog ero med which has collected several

testimonies of torture within fenced compounds. detainees are blindfolded and subjected to harsh interrogations with their hands. tied lights are turned on. an intensely shone upon them at night with the intention of exhausting and torturing them. they were mad human rights mona, to our claim. they have gathered testament as apparently from released palestinian detainees proving that these rarely army has allegedly been beating and torture in a rush to thousands of old age, denying access to food a will to also preventing them to move didn't even based organization mentions one particular facility where arrested palestinians are held, claiming the detainees are denied me tempers, lawyers and representative allstate international committee of the red cross that they of course have to write for. and this is what the morning to assess about the conditions, the prisoners, a health and the get them on camp has been turned into a new guantanamo like prison,

where detainees are caged and inhumane conditions. euro med monitor, site a d is rarely armies use of open air, chicken, coops to how's the detained and withholding of food or drink for long periods of time. i have to tell you that we requested the interview with the had all the you were met, human rights monitoring, waiting for the response. meanwhile, these really newspaper harris published a report on the same topic, claiming hundreds of palestinians i rested in gaza street during the idea of military operation. there in the, in clay, have been held for weeks end of the pension facility near these really southern town of b. a chavo, the paper also claims that several of the detainees died in the facility with circumstances of dead that's been clarified. we sent also a request of the paper asking to disclose more information on that matter. and while i just hear a channel pro, the cast h of use of those chasms,

the child claim claims have been detained by i. yes. and the least lights are headed. this is what those people have to say about what they have been going for them. the exhibit, i know this, we will say for now house is the occupation. all me came to us asks for all the documents and i, these we provide is all ideas. they arrested us and to close to an unknown place. we stayed for 3 days without knowing where this place was. without food, without anything, we would torture. and then taking to the detention center, we will touch it more and displaced. they released us, so we returned home. but now you see the torture we do it. we will hundreds, we don't know the exact questions they asked. all we have mass. we said no, no to him us. they repeated the same questions. all you have mass. again, we said no, the torture task be to slow through as us. they tortured us in waste words cannot describe the truth, but suddenly they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stopped like

this who were beaten with sticks, with iron on a heads our backs everywhere. i saw the model when i got the they beat us, tortured us every day. the said, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate is being sold, adult families, coast and mothers beat us with sticks. told us to be really. they took her idea. we didn't know where the are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money use a took everything we own without any shame. some people died in the detention center, diabetes patients, blood patients, of patients, people with arterial diseases. there were 3 torture people died without any medical treatments that they are mad human rights mon is her, is now urging by international committee of the red cross and the united nations working grove, responsible for detention matters at to put pressure on these really authorities to reveal the fate of all detainees from the guys astray police every arrested,

civilian and investigate alleged violations that these detainees. i'll be subject to, to ask this monitor group claims. the idea for reported last week that interest is more than 500. what they call heart terrorist operatives. and began to sweep it was in november, 350 of them allegedly associated with have mass and 120 others with probably stand is let me do hard, which is another milton group phase in the gaza strip. we contacted the army hall so asking to comment on the issue still waiting for their response. we will to palestinian man, have returned to john's after being detained by his reading forces a warning. you may find the following. images disturbing. the detainees are being treated at all opposite hospital in the central guys of the 2 palestinians are believed to be among hundreds who were arrested by the israeli army on suspicion of

having links to the moss and then say they were beaten by the idea of despite the prisoners please, not to resort to violence. they took me and beat me. i told them i was injured, but he still beat me in the chest. they did not listen to me. i'm to feed him. i do not know the fate or the number of the other detainees off. they took my disabled brother and i do not know what happened to him. special was, is really forces have ramped up there off n 7. the north of guys that was defense minister, you of gallant, saying the armies test now is the quote, final clearing of the area, a bit stronger than the knolls. our activity is focused on the final clearing of the aaron garza, as well as going on the ground to tunnels, where we have found a very large cache of all sorts, insignificant solely which will be revealed to the public. so that we will bring the leaders of this murderous organization of a mass to where they deserve to be to the cemetery or prison mailed, mailed the most remote in the idea of again struck the body of refugee camp in the

north with the air raids. now killing at least 13 palestinians with dozens more injured. we bring you this report from the same of the day and produces a new crime committed by these rarely occupation here in the northern gauze trip, whose charitable association that assists people by providing age under these to be a humanitarian conditions, most target to its place attack this full story builds an inch of all the flats minute you to the ground. neighboring houses will also affected by the strike. they will see a patient continues to show em tail policy unions here involving garza, despite the be most suitable health facilities to accommodate the large numbers of ages until probably do. many of these associations help support immediate displace from their homes. they provide clothes and things like mattresses, to keep them warm. they truly help only the poor and needy. the situation we are in is dreadful, guardian, for jobs we leave near the association. all we know is that the association comes

to help us and our children. it's the role of the community to assist the needs of the pool and people with special needs, the ease really forces. i'll tell you in an association to this is the poor. we comp them more than this. the people in the association are not affiliated with any political parties or resistance. they're targeting the association within their residential areas, when many are killed and injured. these really occupational armies talked in all live support in structures. and today we witness to. yep. and now the strike, this time you talk to a charitable organization offering a to solve all this resilience. the is really all sense of has been sweeping across the enclave, including the south of gaza, which was previously declared a safe. stone airstrikes have killed 29. people in civilian neighborhoods in the southern border city of rough um the residents are saying their final good byes to loved ones killed in the shelling. the bulk of the victims. our children under

their relatives are now mourning the loss of all their hopes. that just one strike has ruined. there are no tunnels, as they say. all they did was shell, children and women. there is no justice. i was dreaming of seeing my 15 year old grandson become an engineer. he was my 1st happiness and love. they broke our hearts by killing him. we was safely sleeping in our house. at 2 am. the ceiling fell on our heads and some young people pulled us out of the rubble. my 2 grandsons were killed. the id s takes the revenge on children rescue workers and locals are still searching through the debris at the site for survivors . as they remove the dead, thousands are still believed to be trapped inside the idea of claims. the strike on ross a has killed a key figure, allegedly involved and funding the militant group. mosse is yet to respond to the

climb. while the is really offensive intensifies all across the enclave. a local journalist from central does that rama harvey reviews. the recent is rarely strikes in the territory as ray iris strikes and dig around invasion us 10 top gun unabated over the past week. 24 hours with more as were either strikes hatching various fox of the region, including and mainly and that you validated with the g camp, where dozens of people have been killed. the jury every strikes on various stones different towns and they jump out of the area where as really operations army operations have gone on that basis since the out to break of the 80 was on the gaza strip also. and the goal is as threats at every, as of the eastern causes us with thoughts, including by 03,

g can already to refugee can also generate geek village to the east of the middle area. there have been more strikes, more is really the tank shows here. over the area over the past 24 hours may lead and early hours of today the days don't. as visa strikes had a number of houses people left on the under rebels without without being rescued vice risk fuel services. and the 3rd 3 because of the like all of the shorts, shorts fall off the services that are through the region over the past 74 days off as where aiden was involved as the devastating humanitarian crisis escalates in gaza. these images show a crowd of palestinians desperately trying to get food. international groups to the amount of goods allowed into the enclave is not nearly enough figures gathered by

your amend monitor. so alarming levels of hunger, 71 percent of the us population faces severe hunger with 98 percent, experiencing a chronic lack of food and 64 percent resorting to consuming fruits, wild or raw food or even expire to produce for survival euro. matt has raised alarms over the scale of the is really crack down on civilians. since the stones have its genocide and goza, israel has imposed a comprehensive located on the strip and prevented supplies of food water feel the humanitarian necessities from reaching the mold. in $2300000.00 residents of the stripe, these rails use of salvation is a weapon has taken intensified since the 7th of october, and has included cutting off whole food supplies to goals ins as well as booming and destroying the strips. bakeries, factories, food stores, and water stations in tanks, mos representative a question, the experience is that washington and israel have to share after the us defense

secretary reiterated support for the state during his trip to israel and know that the 2 countries have a common interest in destroying him, us, it's critical that have a marsh and not be able to threaten israel from guys or, or even threaten. gotcha anymore. you know, that's an interest that we all share as a common interest. what experiences the american secretary of defense sharing with these are you, are we talking about their victories in vietnam or their victory in afghanistan after 20 years of fighting? the only experience to be shared is killing women and children, and destroying hospitals, houses and schools. the part let's clark live now the political analyst, christopher, hello, late to discuss this further. good to have you on with us the us defense secretary referred to common interest with israel in regard to hamas during his visit. what interest does the us share with israel?

i think the us, the shares, of course, the interest of extending some level of uh, strategic control, especially over energy supplies from the middle east and north africa control of waterways and passages for economic supply lines. be they on the sea or in the air . and ultimately, for a long term, just a teja interest, ultimately achieving u. s. a ames in the region, which of course, primarily our curbing regional powers like year on and syria. and there, allied groups like has the law and larger powers. so sort of the international equals of the united states being the russia and china. so of course, the long term strategic interest underneath the quote unquote, the ongoing war on terror is ultimately long term strategic games. and of course, the economic considerations that are at the very core of many of the conflicts in the region. the most representative questions,

any lessons that the us might have to pass on considering america's past use of chemical and biological weapons in vietnam and a rock. how might that influence israel's future military actions? of course it influences the israel's military actions because they can do it with impunity. they can do it without re course. who's going to take israel to the international criminal court? who's going to drive them in front of an international tribunal to charge them and uh, to adjudicate over what kinds of crimes against humanity over the use of these munitions that are prohibited in many cases in war. and so of course, you see here the double standards, the standards, for example, impose in other countries who have supposedly use these. these weapons like the us as the claims of the syrian government, which of course, it wasn't the student government. it was, and many of the proxy just had his forces that use them funded by the united states and, and their regional partners. but of course, when united states and their allies use it,

nobody can say anything. they're beyond reproach. they're doing it in self defense . they're doing it for the betterment of the world for democracy, for whatever it might be. so ultimately it's the rogue nature. and of course it's the, the applicability of international law to these countries. and that's how they're able to get away from everything. that's the lesson that they learn, they, they can kill, they can destroy, they can use these legal munitions and they can get away with it. and no one will hold them accountable in the international i need to national community or with an international law. we've heard boston in the chinese to say that they were tortured by the idea that during their confinement and it brings up memories of washington's treatment of prisoners in guantanamo. do you think that the treatment of prisoners i get no, has had any influence on israel and how it's it treats prisoners? absolutely, but i think the treatment of prisoners is less like getting low and more like upgrade. we remember of course,

the horrifying images that came up from your dock of the treatment of iraqi resistance. and you've been just as lucky civilians that were caught up in the war that were subjected to the most brutal and inhuman uh, the treatment that they could possibly see and experience. and so of course, we know as a fact not only from international and jose that have done work, but also from domestic groups like but seligmann, others within israel, of the crimes and the torture that is carried out by the israeli forces on that palestinians not only palestinian men and women in the adult age range, but also children as young as $98.00 who are caught maybe throwing a stone or maybe just caught up in a street clash and they'll grab, they are isolated. there have been a claims of torture of rape. so of course, uh, the american experience like you to the previous question is much in the same. it is the impunity by which they're able to get away with this. who was tried and who

was convicted for what happened only at guantanamo bay, but, but at apple grape and all the other black sites that the us had over the past over 2 decades. and the were under nobody. and that's how the idea is able to get away with it. these reports are accurate from what we've known for years. decades. this is not the 1st instance of these kinds of ex done against palestinian civilians. what are your thoughts on the pop possible outcome of this conflict? you think israel will ultimately succumb to international per pressure and for tell us about the bombing campaign or even possibly come to the table with him us. it is difficult because israel, unlike many other countries in the region, is a nuclear power. and so that gives them a level of impunity that many other countries do not enjoy. if israel was not a nuclear power, i guarantee you that the situation would be 5 different. but since they are one instance they, they sit in that very small circle of nations that have nuclear weapons. they're

able to maintain some level of had gemini, at least originally of course, they have already lost the, as we, let's say the propaganda war. they've already lost that the, the, the goodwill that might have existed on october 7th, that has all but dissipated, the vast majority of the world. the vast majority of the country is as recognizing united nations general assembly and the vast majority of peoples, especially in the global south side with the palestinians. they see this is an injustice. they see this is a historic wrong and they see it very much like they saw the historic runs against, you know, the, the black people in south africa during the apartheid regime. but of course, the political aims. israel is a country that won't be going anywhere anytime soon. and so, of course, the political aims and the political pressure is, is great on them. however, their internal domestic politics are also at play here. and i think that the pose shows that the vast majority of it's really, society is very supportive of even going even further with the,

the military operation of and there are people of course, protesting that then yeah. who uh, nathan. yeah. who's response and trying to get the hostages back. but overall, everybody, a lot of people are saying, i forget about a solution. they want to turn guys into a parking lot. so i think it's very important to understand is that in the context, okay, really, but that christopher holly, political analyst and research are thank you. thank you. i. and while washington continues with a controversial foreign policy course in the middle east, a pro palestine group called the as long as the movement of nigeria has gathered in protest outside the u. s. embassy, they are condemning the us for supporting israel and vetoing a cease fire resolution for guys. a local reporter, tennessee will be a to has more. a profile has been in the minds of nigeria organize this process to call for a ceasefire between israel and how they tell me that demonstrating the american

ambrose potter and avoid that because they say the usb is a part of the war. the protest as our chancia in america and israel, and as far as the palestinians queued in the 10 week old war has killed more than 90000 according to guides us health ministry and says you, an estimate are buried on the ramos, the latest protest comes a major united states waiting for 3 for the same or is rarely change. i mean, nothing yahoo handling or jazz comments to us had raised concerns on the intensity of ease rose and military offensive in solving gather, describing its indiscriminate bomb in washington also is worried about the potential role of the palestinian authority in governing postwar gazda. the us is one. c as well as close as allies and had been criticized for shooting is all

against international rebukes and calls for ceasefire. on october, the 7th, thomas fled power steering and medical groups rated south and east rotating 1200 people and taking hundreds postage. the un security council has delayed voting on our sponsors resolution for an urgent expectation of facilities in guys of the vote was pushed back to try to afford and not veto by the united states. these are all missing yahoo, a midwife that said it could take several months to achieve its objective in gas. and that is eliminating how much as no amount of international pressure could change that let alone protest thousands of miles away. the mean law in iran, the national oil minister, confirmed a nationwide petrol station disruption that hit the country yesterday was caused by a cyber attack. disruption of gasoline pumps happened due to

a cyber attack and refueling operations have been stopped. design is and i, me, and america wants it to challenge and probably people in this way. but the people in the ministry of oil will not allow this. and this conspiracy will soon be towards it. a group of hackers known as predatory sparrow has taken responsibility for the wide scale, disabling of fuel pumps. and around on monday, that's according to local media. the group, which is a curious of having links with israel also claimed has gained access to service that run the pay and management systems at those stations. about 70 percent of a, ron's petrol stations reported disruptions the all are reportedly working now. all right, let's cross that live now to lead attorney and founder of muslim legal hassan, chevrolet. hassan, great to have you on with us again. how much disruption to this cyber attack caused in for the people to be run? they lost access to 70 percent of their gas stations. so you have people who go to

work. you have people who need to take their children to school. you have people who need to take their loved ones to a hospital and for a full day of those who didn't have gas in their vehicles. had it full time getting gas. so it was really an attack on the people on the wrong. i would call it a form of cyber terrorism. what steps is around taking to medicaid future attacks like this? for sure. i mean, i think this reflects a detention within the region, and we know that the wrong is investing heavily, both in cyber defense and what's interesting is, i think this may actually be inciting a reaction not just from your own, but from around the world. i mean, the population in the world is extremely fed up with israel's impunity towards international law. i mean, i was not surprised at all by the cyber terrorist attack that happened against the wrong when the world's been witnessing is little kill 20000 civilians with impunity . and do and did nothing because of us protection for israel,

israel and it's support us feel that they can act with impunity. and now it's trying to expand this conflict. they're expanding the conflict with one another and expand conflict with, with iran. and my fear is the evil actions of israel may lead to a broader conflict, but uh they have to be warrant because i think this may insight retaliatory attacks, not just from the wrong in hackers, but from hackers around the world. want to do what they can to impede israel's ability to kill civilians and actually some form of hacking to stop the idea of and israel's ability to bomb and kill civilians may not only be legal, but maybe moral and ethical to. so israel really has to watch what it's doing because what goes around comes around us on israel hasn't commented on the situation, but a group of hackers accused of having links to israel has claimed responsibility when he's talking about possible retaliatory attacks. what will ron's reaction likely be toward a israel after this and cyber attack?

i mean, look, it's been clear that the run is trying to avoid a broader conflict with israel because when, when you have a broader conflict, i think a lot more people are going to die as a the, the counter effect of learning. israel act with impunity is this is real and those that support and make continued it to rack more have it on earth. so i think iran can't deal with this alone. it has to be a broader coalition and we're seeing as you was trying to do support from the west funding, especially in the world. the western part that wants to the world, the western powers brennan, the us have been silent effectively as 20000 civilians have been killed. but after israel killed 3 of its own hostages were sharp list for we waving a white flag, killed them including blood because frankly they thought they were palestinian civilians. now the west is trying to get outbreaks. they just kill to christian women in a church seeking refuge. i mean, just committing or war comes, they're starting to lose support. and these illegal actions like the hacking, like the mass murder of civilians. it's, it's, i think putting israel in a point where it can not recover in terms of its loss in global support. and that's

a potentially going to turn into loss of western support if not. now in this conflict. definitely, as the younger generation that is witnessing these crimes unfold on social media, girl boating age. yeah. you know, if and data israel has decided to turn upside toward a ron, what does this mean for the tensions in the region? which of course i have already been escalated since october, some of the tax? well look, i think it's one of many side conflicts that we're witnessing and, and you know, you look at what's happening in human right now. now ships are refusing to go to israel through the red sea. they're having to go all the way around africa. israel's response to october 7th is effective. we the stabilizing the region, but really what's gonna come out losers? and this is real. it's going to be the united states. it's going to be britain because we've lost whatever moral capital we've had in the world when the president of the united states continues to enable issue of a slot for women and children. frankly it's, it's disenfranchising you within the west,

it's making us lose our respect and on our, amongst the world. and i think that that's right, we serve. so the hope right now is, is that america can fix course, can pull the reins on israel. israel could not do what it's doing. yes, it's a superpower. and i think it was a lot of leverage, but it could not do what it's doing without the united states. so the real fight is the political fight, i think, in the united states, to push back against the unconditional support of israel. so that israel does not feel like you can ask with impunity whether it's hacking a civilian population and make them access to fuel. or even worse, literally the 9 water and food and raining bombs on the civilians. us. all right, we're gonna leave at their house on chevrolet, late attorney, and founder of month lumber, legal thinking soon there is no magic pot of funding. that's how us state department spokesman. matthew miller described,

the cranes unlimited prospects of receiving aid from washington. easy to fund the prize zone is the research or constituting any is it also have to box up there is no magic pot of funding that we have available to draw on if congress doesn't pass this bill, that's not how government funding works. there is a, there us funding streams that we can draw on. we have used those funding springs, we have nearly exhausted them and over the next for a few weeks will fully exhaust them. and that's all we need converse that. well, those words you just heard from the us state department spokesman that com at the time when the white house is still trying to negotiate in order to swing its funding package for ukraine. they're asking for an additional $60000000000.00 that wouldn't. ready not just money for ukraine, but also for israel and as well. and at this point, the white house is negotiating with republicans in congress about possibly getting