of the testimonies and gathered by human rights monitor euro med, confirm, palestinian civilians were subject to torture. well, an idea of the attention in guantanamo like condition media outlets share their own evidence. they ask us to meet our needs for over 5 hours. we stop like this were beaten with sticks, with fire, and on the head, some hard backs everywhere. these really occupational armies talked in all live support in structures. and today we witness to yes and now the strike this time be targeted, a charitable organization offering a to song, empty, all this resilience, air raids on the volleyball refugee camp hill at least 13 people. while the idea fram stuff, it's offensive. and northern gods, the survivors struggle with 3rd 3 the people in the association

are not affiliated with any political parties or resistance. the targeting the association within the residential area. when many are killed an interest, they truly help only as the poor and meeting the situation. we are in distress and the us state department spokesman says there is no magic part of funding, making it clear that ukraine's prospect of receiving aid from washington are limited. the you're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. palestinian civilians face guantanamo light conditions and is rarely the attention that's according to the human rights watch dog, a year old, mad 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 and 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 palestine. detainees proving that these rarely army has allegedly been beating. and torture in arrested thousands of old age, denying access to food a will to also presenting them to move data 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 this did to him 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 are requesting the interview with the had all the you were met, human rights monitoring, waiting for the response. meanwhile, these really a newspaper, high risk, publish the 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 in a detention facility near these really southern town of b, a chava. 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 a paper asking to disclose more information on that matter. and while i just hear a channel pro, cast h of use of those guys and the child claim claims have been detained by i. yes. and released later. and this is what's those people have to say about what they have to

go in for them. the zip you know this we will say for now house is the occupation. now me came to us us for all the documents and i d. 's. we provided all idea, 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 it's and then taking to the detention center, we will touch with more and displace they release us. so we were tons 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 time 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 ways words cannot describe the truth. possibly, they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stopped like this who were beaten with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs everywhere. i saw the model when i got the,

the beaters tortured has every day the set, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate is being sold, adult families cuz the mothers beat us with sticks told you to severely, they took her id. we didn't know where they are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money is. they 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 was real torture. people die without any medical treatments. do they are mad human rights mon is her, is now urgent. the 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. these 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 has more than 500 what they call heart terrorist operatives. and began to st, i think, was in november 350 of them allegedly associated with have mass and 120 others with palestinian islamic jihad, which is another milton group base in the gaza strip. we contacted the army hall so asking to comment on the issue still waiting for their response. meanwhile, to palestinian man have returned to gaza after being detained by his really forces a warning. you may find that the following images disturbing. the chinese are being treated at, i'll ok, so hospital in central gaza. the 2 palestinians are believed to be among hundreds who arrest the by the is really our man. suspicion of having lynx, thomas the men say they were beaten by the idea of despise 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 do not know the fate or the number of the other detaining them off. they took my disabled brother and i do not know what happened to him. a special was as well, a force as have ramped up there off n 7, the north of guys, it was defense minister, you of gallant saying the armies test now is the quote, final clearing of the area bits. photo in the knowles, our activity is focused on the final clearing of the aaron garza as well as going underground tunnels, where we have found a very large cache of all sorts insignificant 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 themes. how the idea of again struck the devali, a refugee camp on the north with the airwaves killing at least 13 palestinians, and entering dozens more. we bring of this report from the scene of the day

a produces a new crime committed by these rarely occupation here in the northern gaza strip boost charitable association, but assist people by providing age on the list to be a human to, to run conditions. most targeted planes attack this full story, build an inch of all the flat and then you to the ground. neighboring houses will also affected by the strike that what your patient continues to show em. tail policy needs here involving garza, despite the be most suitable health facilities to accommodate the large numbers of each other until probably didn't really even started. this association helps the poor 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 job we leave new. the association old we know is the association comes to help us. and l children is the role of the community to assist the navy, the pool,

and people with special needs the is really 4th is ontology and association to this is the port 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 yes and now the strike this time be talking to a charitable organization offering a to song. and all this resilience is riley offensive has been sweeping across the enclave and putting the south of gaza, which was previously declared a safe zone. airstrikes have killed 29. people in civilian neighborhoods in the southern borders, city of rasa, a residence are saying their final goodbyes to loved ones killed in the shelling the bulk of the victims. our children and their relatives are now mourning the loss of all their hopes that just one strikes has ruined the css,

but there are no tunnels. as they say, all they did was shells, 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 idea takes their revenge on children. for rescue workers and low calls are still searching through the debris at the site for survivors. as they remove the dead, dozens are still believed to be trapped inside. the idea of claims. the strike on or off a has killed a key figure allegedly involved in funding the militant group. moss has yet to respond to the claim. while the is really offensive intensifies all across the enclave. the local journalist from central gaza rami, i'm

a hari reviews the recent is rally. strikes in the territory as were 80 iris strikes and dig around invasion, not 10 top gun unabated. although the plastic 24 powers, 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 during every strikes on various toes, different towns and the valley area, where as really operations are re, operations have gone on a basic sense 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 to have the box, including the 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. the 24 hours may lead and early hours of today the days don't. as visa strikes had a number of hours as people left on the under rentals 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, such as the devastating humanitarian crisis escalates in does uh these images show a crowd of palestinians desperately trying to get food. international groups say the amount of goods allowed in to the enclave is not nearly enough. figures gathered up by you're a med monitor, so alarming at levels of hunger. 71 percent of causes population faces severe

hunger with 98 percent experiencing a chronic lack of food and 64 percent resorting it to consuming fruits wild or raw food or even expired produce for survival. you're a man has raised alarms over the scale of the as really cracked down on civilians. since the stones have its genocide and goes to israel has imposed a comprehensive located on the strip and prevented supplies of food, water field and other humanitarian necessities. from reaching the mold in $2300000.00 residents of the stripe, israel's use of salvation as a weapon has taken intensified since the 7th of october, and has included cutting a whole food supplies to goals ins as well as booming and destroying the strips. bakeries, factories, food stores, and water stations, and tanks, hamas representative of questions of the experiences that washington and israel have to share after the us defense secretary doubled down on support for the state during his trip to israel and noted the 2 countries have

a common interest in destroying him, us it's critical that have my emotions and not be able to threaten israel from guys or even threaten. gotcha anymore. you know, that's an interest that we all share. it's 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 to the political analyst of christopher hell. always says the us one strategic control over israel and america's past will influence israel's future military actions. i think the us, the shares, of course, the interest of extending some level of uh, strategic control, 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 a clients 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 and other countries who have supposedly use these. these weapons like the us of the claims of the syrian government, which of course it wasn't the syrian government, it was the many of the proxy jihad is forces that use them funded by the united states in the end, the regional partners. but of course, when the 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 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've learned. 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, an international community or with an international law. meanwhile, a senior who's the official has announced that the group will continue a targeting vessels bound for israel in the red sea until by the cost of genocide against garza stops the american civil expense of these tablet. spence, of the coalition of shame will not prevent us from continuing all military operations until the clients of genocide in gauze stopped and foot. madison and fuels are allowed to add to its besieged population. this is a moral and human, it's heavy and position, but we will not abandon no match of the sacrifices it costs us. this comes as washington has announced, an international mission in the red sea operations are expected to counter the maritime threat posed by humans who the rebels. the plans were set for us during the us defense secretaries trip to ball rain and the only or upstate out of 10 in the washington law. that coalition show this morning. we launched

operation, prosperity, guardians, under the umbrella combined maritime forces, and under the leadership of task force, 153. that operation is bringing together more than a dozen countries from around the world to conduct joint patrols in the red sea in the gulf of a. it comes after us central command said the 2 commercial shipping vessels for recently targeted by those who sees the who the is claimed to only target israel related vessels like those shown in this footage. no injuries were reported in either incident apollo's last months of dramatic scenes. when the fighters stormed and is rarely named cargo vessel, local journalist springs us this exclusive report from the captured ship. i'm truly a one of the most contested. they're using the system. but this is in the

course of a city because this is really ships are being captured by humans, maybe forces, as you can see behind me is the galaxy leader. this was actually the 1st, this really is really leadership that was captured about a month ago as it was attempting to cross 7 wind up in the red sea. as you can see there it's, it's turned into an attraction. so you mean the vacation if you were made across human and it made their way to the site of this bessie ac for the ship travel, we travel across the country to meet here so we can get

a tour of the ship. get a tour of the galaxy and which has been stationed and detained here along with the school members for about a month. at a couple of days. west has came to release the sheep and release of the 2 members. however, that's not happening and we are about to get on a moment right now and get a tour of the ship and perhaps try to get some interviewed with some of the numbers if they are available. that in the mind when we talk about the galaxy lead to vessel and not just talking about how we capture the ship and towed it to this pulled, more importantly, the capture of this ship is a symbol in an accomplishment that we have broken the back of the arrogance had demonic powers of the us. and this, owing this then to take a high valid, we've already experienced 8 years of war and conflict by the coalition forces. this is nothing new. we've experienced this coalition for 8 years already and they are the same ones here again, just days before the report, it strikes or runs, defense minister warrant. the plan would face major challenges if the us make

searching the rational move they will be faced with extraordinary problems. nobody can make a move in a region where we have predominance. around 15 percent of world shipping traffic passes through the suez canal and the waters of the red sea off the i'm and the latest to the escalation has already had an impact on global trade with red c shipping reportedly down by over a 3rd comes as major shipping companies redirect to their vessels traveling between europe and asia, around the horn of africa. a journey considerably longer, increasing and shipping times and costs. earlier we spoke with a hand is still a non executive director of the arabs center for research and studies. you told us that egypt, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. are aware of us plans for the region, which is why they're staying out of the coalition in this audience is this score? yes. and it was born and it did indeed because the united states wants to make

a kind of this is misty and a career through the ability of this. i us about it's phase because just been gone through this was accepted to be and this uh uh, and those are, those are young easy. it would. yeah. it'd be uh, the image menu contest which menu board doesn't need to put on is that isn't under it. see if use the to be a involved with ins, is the because the know with the interests of the united states of america, it want to throw on spares. the conflict from as, as dental or vision wouldn't, wouldn't be a mini if this is to is the economy and the military and security. and this isn't the colorado supreme court has removed donald trump from the us states of primary ballot, the republican front warner has vowed to appeal saying,

the current government jeopardizes the country's freedoms. you say i'm a threat to democracy. know joe biden is a threat to democracy by all of the things that we talked about. donald trump has been implicated in the january 6th that us capital insurrection, the 14th amendment vans, officials, to take an oath to support the constitution from future office. if they quote, engage in insurrection. trump has denied any wrong doing and claims the law. so is an abuse of the legal process. the ruling doesn't apply outside. colorado and the court has rejected a trump defense exclaiming, free speech. i mean, while the current us president faces weakening public support and thinking popularity ratings that meant failures in domestic affairs at 34 percent, biden's approval rating has hit an all time low and is down 20 points. from the start of his presidency. the shop decline has been attributed to citizens concerns over high inflation,

sick and security at the us mexico border. all right, let's cross live now. the radio host and the political commentator, steve gill, steve, how serious is this colorado supreme court ruling for trump? uh, what does it mean for his political bed for the 2024 election? i think it's a ridiculously partisan ruling or you have 7 on elected democratic justices in colorado, all appointed by democratic governors in colorado, in a 43 decision deciding to take uh, president trump off the ballot. i keep in mind they're saying this is to defend democracy and yet even the president of el salvador has already announced that america has lost any credibility to ever question democracy anywhere in the world after this ruling by this supreme court. the panels that keep in mind that it is a being stayed until january, 4th, giving trump time to appeal, which he will do to the u. s. supreme court. and this court is really kind of ignored several key factors. one, donald trump has never been charged with,

nor convicted of instruction. the court kind of big drawers that also the court is imposing this despite the fact that there are several hurdles they have to overcome . including the fact that in the 14th amendment to the constitution, which they side it specifically names of those who would be subject to removal or being banned from the ballot. if they engaged in insurrection. and this came up right after the american civil war is just not name the president and names, members of congress, members of the senate, other officers, but specifically doesn't mentioned the president, so they have to overcome that hurdle. but the biggest one is that again, donald trump has not been charged with or convicted of insurrection. and this is a guilty until proven innocent ruling by this court. and it will be thrown out, i think, pretty quickly by the us supreme court. steve, how would you characterize the state of us politics? we have this rolling on trump, and then we also have the current presidents seeking approval rating and

impeachment controversies. well, i think what you're saying was, all of these cases being brought by democratic days before partisan judges is reflective of the declining approval ratings of, of jo bite. and the democrats are increasingly saying they can't be calm. they have to make for trump is not on the ballot. and i think every time they've brought one of these frivolous cases, you've seen trumps numbers. go up in the polls. you say more of folks moving to his side because they truly see that this is an assault on, on the democratic principles of letting the people vote and decide who they want to elect them, who they want to elect. not letting i'm elected judges make the decisions, the other, some of the democrats that are claiming that if donald trump wins, this will be the last presidential election. we get rulings like this from the state supreme court. this may have been the last presidential election before because courts are just going to impose their will on the american people. and i don't think people are going to buy that. if they're wanting to avoid a real insurrection, they need to stop to hogwash in these courts. state how effective as the us

government system in terms of forming both foreign and domestic policy. so you know, it's been pretty good for, for generations past until we have this massive divide that i think is a large part of, of democrats who literally suffer from, from a mental illness of trump derangement syndrome. they hate him so much. they're literally opening the pandora's box on a whole bunch of issues that will come back to harm them. for example, you've got 27 of the 50 states right now who have republican attorney general's. what is they all take the tack up? we're gonna take joe biden. off the ballad, you want to pursue this past week and remove candidates as well. and then they're also claiming that they're going to prosecute the president. trump of deeds that he did while he was president, they were not legal, they just didn't like him. they didn't piece him twice. the 1st one on the russia hopes, which was completely bogus. the 2nd impeachment after he had left office. so they're doing these bizarre court cases and fairly to recognize that it can be turned

around on them in the future. you know, if they can wipe out presidential immunity, which has been in place for hundreds of years, that can also apply to prosecuting joe biden and brock obama and back to bill clinton. if what you do as president is not protected by presidential immunity for your official acts, that can turn the other way. so i think democrats with their crazy trumped arrangements syndrome are opening the door to have the same thing done to them in the future. the very thing that they're arguing the trump is promising to do is what they're doing to him and his supporters right now. right, we're gonna leave it their radio host and political commentator, steve, gail, steve, thank you. thank you. there is no magic part of funding . that's how us state department spokesman. matthew miller describe the cranes unlimited prospects of receiving aid from washington. easy to fund the prize zone, is the research or constituting any anything outside of the box. 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 use those funding streams. we have nearly exhausted them and over the next few weeks will fully exhaust them. and that's why we need congress 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 would include not just money grain, but also for is rail and as well. and at this point, the white house is negotiating with republicans in congress about possibly getting that funding in exchange for stricter policies. the us border with mexico. however, it's worth noting that we have a situation where it appears, there's not unlimited funding coming from united states. there's top of this could

be the final aid package, where you crank zaleski, feel somewhat confident. here's what he's at. keep right. else planning on this, so i'm confident that the united states will not betray us. and all agreements with us will be fully implemented. so he's confident that the united states has his back, but the usa seems to be running out of money. and it's important to know that public opinion in the united states is not in favor of continued flow of weapons and funding to ukraine. 48 percent of americans say they don't think they, they think at this point, we spent too much money on ukraine. now. 27 percent say is the right amount, small 11 percent say not enough. and 14 percent just don't know. that's the least polling data among americans. a real lack of enthusiasm for support for ukraine. those numbers are much higher among republicans. they are among democrats, and at this point we handle the situation where the president united states fight and it was trying to secure this in

a package. he responded that he's going to continue pushing. it was a package. it's funny, kind of laughed it off as well. as what was said, mister president called on congress to do the right thing to stand with your crane to stand up for freedom. and i want to thank you for being here and help me cause the . it seems like a very dramatic shift in tone among the circles of power, not being suzy as, and we have beginning to discuss the military operation. at this point, we see the circles of power, the united states, the congress, and even the presidency. they're not so enthusiastic, not so excited about boring war weapons and funding in the kia. so we'll have to see how this plays out. give that a package does finally go through and and if in fact it is what many suspects.