[000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the relatives of more than the victims of the latest as rarely selling of the city of rafa where at least 12 tell us civilians were killed as a human representative labels is really a tax on government health system. this thing is rarely for says the lives of like kill at least 11 on arms, man in front of their relative in gaza. city that's according to a un source, are to learn more from a palestinian read precedence spokes person. unfortunately, we can't even read to both people who are injured or killed because we are denied

access. why is there an occupation? this is the areas are extremely the interest and anyone who is trying to in that area will be targeted. at least 15 people are killed and dozens more wounded after a shooting at a university in prague city center. the gunman is also dead according to life. and after 16 years of opec membership angola is battling out of the organization with the country, stop officials setting a dispute over next tiers oil production pulled up the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow with the look at the top new stories from around the world. we start with the latest in gaza, with the enclave is hospitalized under severe strain and un representative has

labeled the idea of attacks on the territories health system. sophistic is really occupation forces are sold on goals as health system is taking the most sadistic forms hospitals and medical personnel. a sacred especially at the time of great destruction, suffering and despair in this senseless war against the people in gaza. palestinian red, crescent ambulances are heading to the roof across the med reports of casualties due to selling their the check point. a warning distressing images had the that's as at least 12 palestinians were killed on wednesday in the southern border city of rough. um, one of the strikes flattened, the residential building and a nearby mosque in a densely populated area and medical facilities are on the verge of collapse from the overwhelming influx of casualties we heard from

a young survivor. when i was playing, i saw an airplane flying over and suddenly bumped help. please don't spell it. and then people will be out was around the view and human rights office has received a troubling information about the legs. alleged execution of unarmed palestinian men by is really forces in does the city the office of the united nations high commission for human rights in the occupied palestinian territory as receive disturbing information alleging that is riley defense forces summarily killed at least 11 on the palestinian man in front of the family members an hour, a mile neighborhoods of cause a city which raises alarm about the possible commission of a wall crime. this comes in the wake of earlier allegations concerning the deliberate targeting and killing of civilians of the hands of his riley forces. slow,

according to data received by the you when on tuesday is really troop sees the building was 3 palestinian families that were sheltering. the soldiers of legibly shot dead at least 11 men of the front of their families. the troops reported they then ordered women and children into a room where they fired and threw grenades at them, causing serious wounds. with a hearing story was originally made public by the geneva base to europe. med monitor, human rights group. noncombatants, including journalists and aid workers are increasingly coming under fire in. does that, do you and release and works agency for palestine. refugees has said that 135 of its staff are among the victims. the war has also claimed the lives of at least 68 medial workers according to the committee, the committee to protect journalists. meanwhile, the palestinian red crescent has urged as well to clarify the fate of the communist emergency medical center had who's among those detained by the id. f says israel claims from us is hiding among civilians, medical workers,

and journalists in gaza. an idea of attack in the vicinity of l. a. ma, hospital spread fear and panic among the patients. dozens of women and children were injured in a previous strike on the hospital. according to the palestinian red present society . a spokesperson for the humanitarian organization told us about the dire medical situation in gaza and the challenges the members are facing. we have received a thousands of phone calls from people and 3 of a 100. we reported the same thing that as an occupation forces, executing people inside their teams. and we got many calls from people checking on their families after hearing that, as the occupation forces had to reach out at the specific areas in san eunice and

execute people killed them when they are in their home. unfortunately, our teams even don't have see access to those areas where is, are administered as they are. unfortunately, we can't even reach both people who are injured or killed because we are denied access. why is there an occupation forces the areas are extremely dangerous and anyone who's trying to move in that area is really tanks and is there a snipers are located? will be targeted. we keep on as will teach it on the international community to ensure a safe access for the ambulances. so we can conduct over human material to save the lives of people. unfortunately, our teams are spacing up great difficulties implementing there. and you may need to handle and go so one of the issues of the communication blocked out there as early as also kept the internet connection. that's why it's so hard for us to communicate

with our teams as well as this is a great challenge for our teams to respond to the emergency situations. that means kind of thing is in hon eunice on a bus to call and, and which is absolutely conducting the work of what i'm getting into teams and doing, and they're already going to the wounded. and as you're unfortunately in the area of north of gauze, the, the how to 6 to has a transition is be your check draft. since all hospitals went completely out of service. now people and he does looked at the end, the north, over 800000, have been left without any medical services on hospitals in the north went out of service due to a direct attack at hospitals, pcsing the hospitals. and even, i just think the medical is top of the hospitals,

according to the ministry of health, the number of medical staff in casa who, artist and under this is almost 100. so this number includes the directors of many hospitals and goes up and losing my to the only hot tub who is the head of our ambulance center. and he was added that when he was part of an evacuation convoy, it was in coordination with the w. s. o and we were and we were evacuating wounded from a ship, a hospital. it's a month now up to this moment. we don't have any information regarding just that you ation or even if he's been alive. it was a medical situation. it and gaza is deteriorating by the day. according to the w. h . o intensive is rarely bombardments and power outages have rendered. all hospitals in northern dies,

a unusable in the southern guys. only 9 of 36 health facilities are partially functioning, overwhelmed by an influx of injured people, and a shortage of medical supplies. a local journalist from connie and us told us more about the situation that looks like it is a tactic on what put in fact is use type is any progression for the sake of just looking all communications coming out from the browser and also for military purposes. which targets that palestinian resistance and they want to come any communication between them. and whenever they do this, they normally expend their ground corporations extend their military operations. and because we have seen that ever since the couple of the communication ad or the, the ground corporation has been extended add to the bottom. it has been even heavier when displacements were made by the simple for some say, inductive capacity of the us because cannot accommodate the very large number of people into it. and to and the us with us are still being used by thousands of people. as soon as i was working in the us,

we got the different crow doors and you could see people sleeping on the ground. you could see thousands of people sitting tense under open areas. so the cost because besides targeting, for the sake of providing the medicaid services for boucher and that makes them even attracted more and that started pointing to even also to collapse phone that has been announced no impact and well is really strikes and southern gaza escalate . the situation in the north of the palestinian enclave remains tense. local journalist mike who was the ball has more the signifies that these really occupation disregards the lives of co stadiums, whether they are in danger or not instead of death. in reality, yesterday, these really occupation targeted to jamalia medical center. this forced us to evacuate the center as it was surrounded by as rarely artillery from all sides. medical staff have relocated to emergency centers. currently, we're trying to establish medical points in these emergency centers to address the

numerous casualties and martyrs. in each emergency center, dozens of casualties are scattered on the ground and we are helpless at the moment . these medical reviews or medical points were initially equipped for basic 1st aid dealing with simple injuries. however, when all the casualties were transferred to these medical points due to the large number of wounded, all medical supplies were depleted. a patient approach me with injuries and i had to inform him that i had no medical supplies. you had this? yes, i just did. i mean this way, the way this is rarely policy deaf isn't post on the north industrial. no hospitals, no medical centers, no supplies is really showing since last night until now is not cease resulting in the large number of injuries, origin medical points. there was a suffocating speech was far and machinery on the northern front. looking what's above reporting from milton. go this route. apollo sydney and reporters face online

threats well risking their lives under is really our strikes in gaza. that's as an as really journalist runs a full on killing out a 0. does a bureau chief that's still a come in our program? the 15 people, including the gunman, had been killed and dozens more wounded. after shots were fired in the heart of prague, 10 victims are in serious condition. that's according to check police the . so this video says people fleeing charles university where the shooting took place according to local police. the lone gunman died at the scene. he has been identified as one of the universities students and is suspected of murdering his father earlier in the day. the motors behind the attack are still on the police say the university campus has been

evacuated in surrounding area closed off the building where the shooting took place is being checked for explosives. more footage, so students clinging to window ledges, trying to escape the gunfire. others ran from the shooting as place began to storm the building or bringing more details as we get it on this developing story, the not to africa or the continent. the 2nd largest oil producer angola is withdrawing from opec. that's as organizational petroleum exporting countries. 6 further output types to prop up prices. here's how the government explains the move. whitfield at this moment on goal is getting nothing by remaining in the organization. and in defense of its interest, it decided to leave and go la has decided to keep me in the super, from the o. p. pre approved by a disagreement to on production coaches. what do you mean by that? not so long ago. i know that rejected an open quote uh allocation for the following

year 2024 and sent a note of pro tools to do you guys ation saying that it will continue to produce the amount of novels today that it wants to produce instead of being pose quota by the opiate group and that decision was approved by may need on the african continent with experts saying that i'm going to is correct to to contest. suspicion is due to the weight was ok. determine to the quotas for 3 african countries differently. and those countries being, i'm going to come up as a real and, and i do as well. now i'm going to membership in the old peer group has long been taught, obviously, identity as a great oil state within the ethic and continuity with significant influence within the global economy. it's government has recently said that i'm go to has been part of the opiate group and a member of that group for 16 years. and during that period, they have fully complied all the regulations. and the laws owed to the,

the organization. but the re sent the request just did not make things for the a, the loading economy. it has also been said that i'm going to have to sacrifice thinks its own people to benefits as a economy. which means that it's on the outside of the organization. it wouldn't have to caps and would always have to benefit from those kinds of it has now lived and it needs to be seen how much of an impact if the exit will cause on the we're going to they should be in or spoke with a nigeria based energy advisory firm found her who thinks this decision will reduce the opec influence on african countries. is my, i think it's actually a step in the right direction. owing to the fact that the production outputs from the country is not so significant. it should actually be allowed to produce more. and then i mean, because of supply more into the,

into by market or to the global market. so having to play some quotes on him and then on them giving them it puts up and then they themselves having to push back ways of having to request like increasing the point to be something that old bitch food. i'm not sure you can see that. let me go to the countries i'm feeling like um the admin fee turned $20.00 and views on notes um being called see that the weight of the 2 because 2 dogs and this is just like um, this process based on quarterly going on. other countries are watching and i be done so they are learning some of the law and um, so use i would like to use teaching. well, once i realize fighting for actually i paid some of the kind of warranties and is really journalist and former employee of the prime minister's office has run a pull on his x account, asking whether out to zeros guys,

a bureau chief should be killed. the post drew immediate and scaling reaction diseases run, a journalist who worked for b. b, he spun his friends about us as an agent. does a june list? well doctor, to kind of where police charge these guy with conspiracy to melinda or incitement to genocide. brother, may god bless him with safety loan live health and wellbeing until he exposes just can those more and more. are you okay? where is your dignity of the vero chief while the dude was wounded recently and an idea of the bombing of the southern gaza city of con eunice, his cameraman, died in the same exact to 90 with his last several members of his family. and it is rarely striking in october. right, let's cross now 2 journalists and the political analysts done for rollei, who joins us live from new york. john, what are your thoughts on this? pause it largely symbolic of the strong emotions in the region. well,

nothing surprises me at this point. it's very sad to say someone who, who, who in the past has always supported israel. i am horrified and what the country is doing. absolutely horrified. it is committing a genocide, extermination of the palestinian people in gaza. so this incident with, with this journalist, this threats against them, it's just more of the same, more of a system, more of the same effort to exterminate, to keep this house the names in gaza. it's, it's horrible. absolutely horrible. what are your thoughts on, on polls like this being allowed on a social media site like access. so they'd be allowed to look guys a free speech. i just kind of wonder if, if it were reverse different, were a palestinian journalist calling for the killing of, of those really journalist up there if it would even be allowed if there would be much more of an outcry. yes, so i mean we, we know very well that there is a double standard of those forces which are allied with u. s. government. they are loud comp,

carte blanche to threaten any enemy that any anyone was deemed the enemy of the us government and, or its allies in this case is real. uh so, you know, we saw this, we see this with the rest of your cream conflict with the, with the way rushes treat it treated the way russians the rest and people are treated how they're abused and mocked and threatened on american social media. so, but again, this and this double standard is not surprising. it's har, fine, it's horrible, but it's doesn't surprised. i know a pull on twitter or x rather is certainly not scientific and but, but what are your thoughts on how 60 percent of people responding are in favor of killing the bureau. chief, how does that reflect on the public and media? well, it's just indicative of the blood last that we have in western side. yeah. i'll assume that those x percent are probably from the west or israel, or let's say allies of the west or israel as a, as the causes i live the west. so this is very sad, we see how we see this blood less relation to the conflict and ukraine of the west and media just cheers on the killing. and once more and more blood,

more and more depth. and the same thing in, in gaza. the do the western media, they want to see more people exterminated. you want to see the genocide continue and there's no cost to hold the us government and the government and tell the accountable nothing at all and nothing at all from the west, from the western media. how would you describe working conditions for palestinian journalists not just facing living in a more zone, but also online threats such as these i just wonder if this is just unprecedented because it used to seem like journal is in war zones were sacred and, and you know, both sides would, would leave them alone, but not here. we are where we have a pull, such as this calling for the killing of one. yeah, yeah. unfortunately that, that, that's the goal is to, is to exterminate journalist who would tell the truth, who could bear witness to these atrocities. but isn't it wants to wipe them out in the 1st place? there they are, top right, exterminating wiping out journalist is a top priority for tell these so that they choose the extent of the tooth doesn't come out. i mean, we know what's happening. we know there's a genocide happening. we just don't have all the details. we don't have

a video footage, we don't have all the photos. cuz could you imagine if that video footage, if those photos got out, can you imagine how much greater would be the global outcry? i mean, as it is, israel has become a pariah, a international pariah. and i, i don't again, i someone who previously supported israel. i just don't understand how this country is going to be a member of the global community going forward. i mean, it will continue to alliance with the western community, but as far as the global community, that's it is real, has lost. it has lost its written name, its reputation for generations. it, this is just again beyond beyond attracting. i'm speech with israel has denied the accusations that it is deliberately and targeting journalists. but do you think that numbers of depths of journalists are strong enough evidence to make an argument to the point that they actually are in fact targeting journalist? no, no, no, totally. the certainly targeting journalist, i mean they want to kill every post ending in god. supposed to be very clear about that. again, i will,

i will repeat purposes. they want to kill every how standing in gaza. we are witnessing the greatest more crime, the homeless, i'm sorry, the miss hard with work crime in, in my memory some memory. i mean at least at least since the us invasion of iraq and then 2003. so this is again, it's just our present. absolutely. everything about this is unprecedented. it is almost run out of additives to describe how horrible this this is. this genocide is of israel has blocks. they all my a do not let and called for they all to 0 bureau to close. they've also restricted for and media access to gaza. how do expect the media landscape surrounding does the coverage to develop? well, it's yeah, really not developing. it's disappearing. slowly disappearing from people's minds from front pages. and it's a genocide it's, it's going to be a genocide and silence it's if that's and that's what they want us to tell if he

wants us with washington dc was to the white house once. they would love to see the they want to see the dentist i completed and that nobody knows about it. it's, you know, we've seen this pattern before. look at done boss all these years. you know the attempt of extermination to have the content on the boss in the west. the media didn't know anything. they didn't know anything that we don't. we don't see anything. we don't know anything. and even today, when done, the city is being show bombed every day. but what's the median? no, we don't know anything. we don't see anything to get because crimes can only succeed if they're done in secrecy and silence away far away from the, from the coverage of the mass media. that's how horrible crimes are accomplished. all right, we're gonna leave it. there are journalists and political analysts. john, for all a live in new york. john, thank you. thank you. a say no on humanity as how the uranium foreign minister has characterized the situation and does um, he was speaking in toronto, the 7th assembly of ancient civilizations. a gentleman named lose the will today

continues to suffer from the effect. so be disclosed of dominance and violence. instrumental use of known as national principles and norms and double stand. that's because a war is a stain on humanity that's there. once for administer wholesale and the young commenting on the ongoing israel homeless for he made the remark of the 7th assembly of ancient civilizations held into one. he said old civilizations need to use their capacities to foster global peace and friendship to root out violence, at least by condemning what's happening today in the gaza strip. read well, he deplored the ongoing death and destruction in the enclave saying the 21st century should not be witness to quote such and humane and barbaric crimes committed by as well. and as it is expected, that ancient civilizations which plenty of the culture of peace and understanding were strongly condemned. these war crimes, the crimes against humanity and genocide, that while with this end of day and gaza and the west bank of by this time,

these di situation must be stopped and they will, criminals must face trial. he also implicitly describe the west support for the idea of saying that also claim to be the advocates of human rights have been shamelessly violated and good. and you're below here review the latest that sold. and gosh, i think over 20000 people in the enclave has been killed. $16000.00 of them are women and children. he called it a genocide. the topic they're wanting a diplomat. explored the roots of the crisis and quote, the discourse of dominance and violence and instrumental use of human rights norms . he urge the international community to hold as well accountable for quotes it's more crimes. but again, he said the crisis needs to be addressed more fundamentally by resorting to the principles of dialogue, which he said is a heritage from ancient civilizations was 2023 is coming to

a close. the annual briefing dedicated to russia's military treatments is under way top defense officials from several continents of travel to moscow as the invitation of the general staff of chief of the russian armed forces ortiz, my goodman, bouquet of reports. dozens of generals from fine water here is a model for a spark to diplomatic particles. the 2 brass from asian america, europe in africa, or gather today atrocious. defense ministry, h q, the invitation or the chief of general stuff. such meetings may seem unusual, but it's been a common practice for centuries. great powers can compete, corporate or even wage proxy was against each other. but unless it was a war, had been spoken, tradition must be one of, as well as the latest updates on the when you frame the chief of general stuff for the old russians weapons production rate. according to the report, drone and the tool rachelle manufacturer and have increased by almost 20 times since last year. with them go to this machine, your voice plus vc, and we provide the russian army with more than $20000.00,

runs from light reconnaissance drones to have his tri q a. these were produced more than 200 new jets and heavy corpses. more than the 1500 things around 3000, which vehicle was involved in defense systems? and this is just a fraction of the assets made to increase our troops con, the potential to do with the statistics speak for themselves and the weapons do as well. something noted by can get us military attache to russia. at present, you are getting an opportunity, you are armed forces off this thing, this equipment in a box of feet. they say there is no substitute to expedients and from the experience has learned in the special ministry of pollution which are okay some of the shared with us. we come to know the capabilities of various victims trying to smell to a representative trust. he's countries vision for future relations with russia. russia and china is mutual cooperation, including military partnership, plays a huge role in promoting stability and security in particular regions and around

the world in general. that is why is really important to strengthen ties between our countries. time will tell whether i should chief the state of goals and the year to come, but 2023. as definitely shown the confusing ability to adapt and do it fast. adi recommend which i must go to. all right, just stay with our to international. i'm back in 30 minutes with more news in the meantime. be sure to visit our website or to the com for the very latest breaking news,

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