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in central gaza, health officials say five journalists have been killed by an israeli strike.trike hit a clearly marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. one of the journalists had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military called those killed, members of what it said was a "terrorist cell". a short while ago i spoke to our correspondent shaimaa khalil injersusalem, and began by asking her about the air strikes on yemen. a very fast moving story, and we're getting some glimpse now of what it's like in the capital, sana'a. as ijust came out to speak to you on air, i've seen a short video from inside sana'a international airport with passengers in a panic, really. some running with their with their trolleys and their luggage in a frenzy, not really knowing what to do. we know from eyewitnesses that the capital, sana'a, the airport was hit, but also the red sea city some running with their with their trolleys and their luggage in a frenzy, not really knowing what to do. we know from eyewitnesses that the capital, sana'a, the air

but speak live now to to assume who is in debt allah in central gaza. so i'd like to go through these latest attacks on de la here. yeah, jessica, it has been a very uh, less trained situation. and even though is that the strict button in a big lot. yeah, the situation was escalating rapidly as you come right now. see the left corner of the screen that there has been huge flags and the smoke coming from the side of the strike. it was a strike that was conducted by his bloody fight to jets or one of the uh, places that have been allocated for it until it says in the city. oh great. now here they have been talking to turning everything back into a pile of rubble. but the city has been widely torn to pieces, specifically that neighborhoods and buildings have been why dislikes and due to the ongoing operation that has been ongoing for more than a 7 see days so far, the timing, everything into a pile of rubble. but the, the, the, some of the realities that even medical teams are grappling in order to cope with the situation on the ground due to their repeate

is really forces also bombarded northern and central parts of gaza, killing $46.00 palestinians in the past 24 hours. at least 15 were killed in a single attack on a school housing displaced families and bait noon. come out with one hospital, a place where a palestinians should be able to seek medical care, is instead faced with the risk of death is rarely army has once again targeted staffing patients there. and in central guns are funerals, have been held for people killed and is really attacks on darrow by children are among the victims of the overnight attacks. one target and tense in a make shift refugee camp. a sofa 0 is handled. dari is in darrow bella and central gaza and tell us what happened in that attack that killed once again a palestinian journalist. so what we need to know about this policy and journalist is his name is estimate the lord. and he has been working in the field since the 1st day of the war, and he has been always embedded to civil defense teams or the ambulances. that's why he was with the civil defense themes in their office, in con eunice. when that is wh

in central gaza, health officials say five journals have been killed by his -- an israeli strike.market broadcast van outside a hospital in a refugee camp it one of the journalists had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military said those killed were members of a terrorist cell. our correspondent has been following the details of the strikes. reporter: we have seen very dramatic footage from inside sanaa international airport of people running in a panic with their luggage come in their trolley, some of them trying to leave the building through a gate, others running in different directions. we saw one from outside the building showing smoke rising. in the last hour or so we have been getting reports that commercial flights are still landing in yemen airport, despite reports of damage to the facility. we're getting reports and an image of an airbus a320 of yemeni airlines landing there. we heard from the head of the who, the world health organization, tedros ghebreyesus , who said he was in the airport when the strike happened, that he was about to board a plane w

central gaza. i met a lou that's his name was working at the time and he contributed to several media outlets. the organization, reporters of that borders as more than a 145 during list have been killed by the israeli army and gaza since the start of the war. there in october 2023 houses here as in hotel r. as in darrow, by the in central guys, a hen do you know more about what happened? well, what happened is an is where the air strikes target to the civil defense office and i'm most laid off in the middle area where some of them know and other civil defense members were sitting in this office now at the air strike killed by the law and 5 other civil defense members and they were on send bikes to move. if any targets happens, or any air strikes happened and they wanted to rescue those people, no f, a month has been turned into a since day one embedded 2 ambulances to see what the funds seemed moving every single time. there's some talk he was working with civil media outlets and not only that he a

the hood who is in the, in central gaza. honey, what can you tell us about this latest attack as well as of this moment and according to civil defense member, we've managed to talk to describe the horror as soon as they arrive to the bottom side to specializing. see body that are beyond recognition. most of them turned in to have 20 in 22 p small pieces. they have to collect them from the ground of the bomb side and the surrounding dens, as well as those who are and to the point that we're not being able to have the god there at least 4 bodies. now in let, in lots of medical complex that describe the, one of the doctors that the emergency department, those food bodies are hard to identify and waiting for family members to life. and to check on all the body to 20, to being transported to not the medical complex and lived in a dentist by these 4 bodies. 2 of them are the body to the 2 children at who arrived to possibly a good ball named as people from the area described was so massive that was carried on to a is to level one

strike in the central gaza strip. the strike hit a marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. the israeli military said those killed were members of a "terrorist cell". russia has said it won't speculate on claims that russian air defences hit a passenger plane before it crashed in kazakhstan yesterday, killing 38 people. an unnamed us official suggested a russian anti—aircraft system may have struck the azerbaijan airlines plane. however, president putin's spokesman said it would be inappropriate to comment before the official investigation was complete. the azerbaijan airlines jet had been travelling from baku to chechnya, when it was diverted to kazakhstan, before coming down near aktau. jonathan josephs reports. on board the stricken aeroplane, the passenger filming this notices some damage under the wing. back inside, despite oxygen masks and life jackets being visible, those on board seem calm. it's not clear how long before the crash this was filmed. there were 62 passengers and

meanwhile in central gaza, health officials say five journalists have been killed by an israeli strike. the strike hit a marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. one of the journalists had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military said those killed were members of a "terrorist cell". our correspondent shaimaa khalil has been following the details of the strikes. we've seen very dramatic footage from inside sanaa international airport of people running in a panic, with their luggage in their trolleys, some of them trying to leave the building through a gate, others running in different directions. we also saw one from outside the building showing smoke rising. and in the last hour or so, we've also been getting reports that commercialflights are still landing in yemen airport despite reports of damage to the facility. we're getting reports and an image of an airbus a320 of the yemeni airlines, aircraft landing there. we heard from the head of the who, the world health organization, tedros ghebreyesus, who said that he was in the airpo

the palestinians are rushed to hospital after as rarely strikes target homes in north and central gaza. at least 50 people have been killed. plus george as president sales. how does he or she wants to up down until new elections are held as thousands protests the government's plan to choose or replace the multiple explosions have been heard in the syrian capital, damascus that are believed to be is really air strikes. the city of us, the way the country southwest has also been targeted. these really military has been carrying out its largest air offensive on syria in recent memory, attacking what it says are strategic military sites. the latest strikes, commas, thousands of syrians had been out on the streets celebrating on the 1st friday since the fall of the subversion to those straight celebrations are a symbolic moment of change. less than a week after opposition forces swept into the capital. the head of the new administration having to shut off its calling on the syrians to unite or so started our reports from damascus. the doors of damascus were close to the position for more th

now says 0 is honey, my hood is in there about in central gaza. how do you start by telling us, please, what you find out about these attacks on the, on the wasi. busy the tragedies keep on pulling from a low oxy evacuations on those who survived. the attack then works either in the hospital is here works are pretty much torn apart between bidding farewell for their relatives for the family members who were building the tact. but at the same time, they're worried about it staying in los evacuations, going on. and they are in constant search for a different place where they can to protect remaining family members from the unpredictable a fall in bonds on laws evacuation, but unfortunately on, sadly enough, deep evacuations. one of them off the have has evolved in the past months. and since the initial weeks of, of this genocide, the more into more of a death trap, more of a killing box sports that displays the traumatized civilian population that already been forced into a displacement more than one time a from the northern part of district from jo

five journalists have been killed by an israeli strike in central gaza, according to the the local healthdcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. it's understood one of the men had been expecting the birth of his child. the israeli military called those killed, members of what it said was a "terrorist cell". israel does not allow foreign journalists free access to gaza. our correspondent, emir nader is injersualem. he told us more about the strike. al-quds today, tv channel that is the local tv channel in the gaza strip announced this morning that five journalists have been killed in an israeli air strike on their tv broadcast van whilst it parked outside a hospital in the nuseirat area of central gaza. we understand that among the five journalists was a young man who was understood to be waiting for his wife to give birth to their child inside the hospital, when he and his colleagues were struck by the air strike. we saw a video taken in the hours before of him in his press jacket telling the camera that in a few hours he would be a father. we had a statement in t

oh correspondents and hold that he spoke to a delta in central gaza, about listening conditions. we pay a lot of attention to explosive injuries and the sniper fire, and we're seeing that all the time. but i wanted to give a minute to talk about the preventable depths that we see. you know, we have so many restrictions because of the blockade. we have one bottle of antiseptic that we can use in a month when we clean a wound to do a life saving intervention, even if we save the patient now, then the antibiotic resistant infections will take them later. we see shrapnel wounds, the wounds will never heal because there is no protein in the market. we see little children who have had diarrhea for almost a year now because the water filtration system, the reagents aren't here for it. and then we're seeing these unsung heroes, and i want to take a minute to really mention them. they are the people who are trying desperately to maintain summer order. and this chaos to drink, dig trenches for their camps to find drinking water for their cans. and they dig these wells without the appropria

with syria's new liter, dropping a $10000000.00 bounty for his arrest. devastation in north and central gaza is really strikes target palestinian homes. children are among the debt and the us is hours away from a government shut down. as congress remains deadlocked on a new spending, the . we begin with breaking news out of germany where at least 2 people have died and dozens are injured. after a car plowed into a crowd at a christmas market, in the city of the it happened in the city of mac, the board, the driver was arrested on the scene and an extensive police operation is underway . the german state premier says the perpetrator has been identified as a 50 year old doctor from saudi arabia. he was previously unknown to security services. the city of mike, the board, is located about 160 kilometers west of the capital berlin. police were called to the christmas market shortly after 7 pm. local time. the german chancellor, olaf schultz has issued a statement on the situation in a post on x. he said, the reports from ogden board suggest something terrible has happened. my thoughts are with t

we know you're in central gaza. what have you heard? ospital as of this hour? >> it's been nearly 80 days that the north part of the gaza strip has been under this very strict siege and continued military operations. what we're hearing the last 24 hours it just keeps intensifying. every single day we hear reports from medical staff still there trying to provide whatever care and treatment they can to people trapped in these areas trying to find shelter. we have very limited access. we've continued to have repeated denial from the united nations to these areas and it's just unimaginable. it really is unimaginable the suffering and pain people are being put through in these areas and the continued really, really intense operations around the hospital and around the residential areas where people are just trying to find some kind of safety. >> we know these attacks have continued all throughout the besieged gaza strip. just last week at least 36 people were killed in an israeli strike on the refugee camp where you are now located. in the pa

and that's and thought a couple of assume reports from their obama and central gaza. this, this come has been hit twice today. the latest the strikes called because there was an into a building that is expected to be housing at 50 posting in spot medical sources from, from that to now knowing a civilians with some inject, including 5 children, but apparently uh, the escalation continues elsewhere the noise, while the is wait a minute to be had targeted a bit. yeah. you tell him what, at least 6, tell us the news competitive and one of the latest strikes took place and that's where we need to. uh 60, you got cut, turn to be a dust covered, goes down, but we continue to receive more information for medical services showing how grim is the medical situation and like the deluxe of medical supplies, we would have to say. and the repeated is really affects that has that have been ongoing for more than 2 months on come on into a hospital, which is right now the last minute can lifeline to families, trucks in the city of bit lot here, power suppressive out there. the pedestal

couple as whom gave us this update from central gaza. a little bit below the noise here in the central and even in the south of the strip length of the latest developments taking place to take upon you. and that's why you've been a military at target to a you and one school that they've located close to the doctor, because they said that it's a 3 story building that was targeted without any probably warning the strike. i believe it behind the faces level of destruction. i used to fly up close out the front of you to strike while the you have the really content, the global tax that has been quite been precarious. even triple defense was trying to learn to compete looking for somebody that is quite very hot ticking, especially the family at what the big one, the strike took place, the civil defense where i could live together if i could get hacked. yeah. searching for anyone who can really be alive and this what you get until what 10 to 40 to a knock that makes facility to, to receive some sort of medical treatments, a check box. this is a

we hold the weld accountable, and narrow by the in central gaza. yet another school sheltering displaced, palestinians has been hits, killing 6 people. rescuers are searching the rubble for survivors. and the un says a tax on shelters are deliberate and have happened more than $220.00 times since the war began. is really a tax of kills more than $45000.00 people since the war began in october last year . and this is going to city is really soldiers struck a car killing for people there. one of the casualties was the director of the palestinian legislative council in guys offices. there was honeywell who is in there about a central a guy that what, what can you tell us about this attack on the car and go to the city on the, the past couple hours reported a talks of, from dogs of cities, particularly on july street. this is one of the major vice those a streets in golf to connecting know the part with jobs as it has been providing, get the major routes for people who are being displaced and from the northern part of the street both. so i had been all the way through the western parts of ga

the funerals have been held for 5 journalists. targeted in is where they are striking on central gaza. the group are sleeping in a satellite broadcasting van that was clearly marked as a press vehicle. israel's military claims that had links to what it's called a quote carousel. inside the say, dodge refugee, can honeywell hotels more from dayton about off where the funeral took place to this to? i'm going it's very goes just pulled up in the courtyard of a lot. so hospital transferring the bodies of the 5 journalists were killed in past midnight in a jerome is of inside their satellite of broadcasting van parked outside the hospital. this the top right here, highlight the danger and the rest journalists are taking most of the time, covering these really atrocities the gathering here. this crowd inside the house with a mid of journalist colleagues and from the community who knew the 5 journals do work with them. to work their colleagues at some point they cooperated with them. they knew exactly what they were doing outside the hospital. one of the journalists, as we had that had been

and there was about a has central gaza rescue team search the rubble of what was once a family home in the southern. and typically when i showed up and we were about to go to sleep and all of a sudden we had a loud explosion. so it turned out in the building next to us was formed, the debris collapsed and all hung out of in we came out to see fire smoking and the snack, my cousin and his children role injured. the many of these people, how to really flight is really are strides in the besieged north fully to find themselves under attack again here is really is fired missiles and the whole building collapsed on our heads. and if i wrapped myself in a blanket and miraculously, i survived the gods. a city, people searching for food were killed when on his reading rock, the destructive part even hospitals offered no essentially a colored one northern gauze. 7 functioning health care center, patients with the chronic conditions lying the passages tract to the hospital is surrounded by as really times and each hour brings a new uncertainty that had the cost of the department came under a wav

the for us in 0 balance, central gaza, just before we go, i just want to recap on breaking news in the last few hours. serial position sizes have announced on state television that the rule of president bush on last time has come to an end of to 13 years of civil war. these allies pictures that you can see that thousands of cause people at visa, people on the lebanese syrian border who are trying to make their way back home to syria. that's it for me. on the pre us a call was of interest to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our report to an international perspective to try to explain to global audience how this could impact the lives. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good. the bringing the news to the world from here. a century for june of this. it was a hey from from the world and shelter for civilians. refugees, web ex got throwed into the garden during cam boat is bloody civil stuff. flooring us up to here and suddenly we have a ton of x on the canal rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel, turn body lip in no mo

how do you want me to task more from darrell ballot and central gaza on the side? the legs about this. these fire talks in cairo, the situations across the gods to remain very difficult and continues to evolve in a much more challenging and difficult scenario. as these really military continues to write in the northern part of the script continue at military seas of the entire northern part of the golf game, including areas like your body of refuge, account your value of town via and based on where more people have been killed. throughout the day as a result of the ongoing here strikes for people were killed inside a residential home in the city of a tunnel. and that's the, the parents and 2 of their daughters. it's free. we're 3 that from on the rumbles from the vicinity of canada, one possibly just showed you how difficult the situation in terms of safety and security of the vicinity of the house is that as the tax continued to happen, we're talking about a distance that is very short, but nobody was able, in the past week to rescue any of the people who were kil

hundreds of forcibly displaced people had been stay, honey, my mood is live in darrow, above in central gaza. honey we, we've known for the last few days we were about to hit this new milestone to 40. 5000 people killed. you've been in the gaza strip since the beginning of this war. you have been spared. none of it, but killing the grief, the despair. all of that, is it even? i wonder if it's just possible for you to share with our of yours what the gaza strip is like at this point, and what remains of it. after 14 years of the 14 months, so that your part and 14 months of war. the certainly already are on the ground and you see the destruction 1st hand this year level of destruction, of almost every means of life possible across the gods, or with them at more than now a year of ongoing on daily basis that did not stop the only period of pause that the entire dollar for the experience was in the late december of 2023. that one week of pauses of a true of, of a temporary to is that was the only week of no, at vomiting or no killing. but other than this, 13 months now, the close to the 14 mont

central gaza tarik, freezing temperatures now flooding. there really is no end to the suffering is the palestinians. yeah, if you have just 10 and then they literally had, there is no ends in sight. i'm going met 3 and i'm gonna need palestinians have been going through since october, the 7th and 2023 us today. the heavy rains have completely destroyed, make sure the 10s on even have the west and conditions and causal with 3 in existence. only be damaged or even non existent. and we, so to the alley emily found is that trying to keep water out of the schultz is by using very primitive means including plastic up sheets and even fun facts that did not work effectively. just the flow of water, we saw how ray and how we'll just make that as well. that makes it times, trying to get it, turning them to move to a month and now. so we have some slightly tools. you know, women are the most vulnerable as the class, as opposed to the community from this i'm giving you a ration of a very few minutes having conditions specifically that now as tiny tais

so just a lot of the holes that coming up devastation in north and central gaza is written strikes target policy homes, children among the debt plus on go. when it came in, the german city of mac, the book where a call has crushed into a crowd of christmas markets, the large he's think it was a deliberate attack. and the us congress means closer to avoiding a government shutdown off to the house of representatives approves a new funding. the next, joining us to us is taking a step towards that just advising the news. to me. the best ration by meeting is lead to i'm at. i'll shara top middle east to prevent barbara. lee fled the delegation to syria for the 1st engagement between washington avenue leadership in damascus. following the meeting, she confirmed that the us is lifting a $10000000.00 bounty file. shara, who is the leader of high attorney, i'll show um a designated terrorist organization leaf added washington. we'll look at the sanctions imposed on syria. however, she said the new leadership would have to be responsive and demonstrate progress before restrictions are lifted. and b

the palestinians are rushed to hospital. laughter is rarely strikes target homes in north and central gaza. at least 50 people have been killed. plus george's president tells out to 0, she wants step down until new elections are held as thousands protests. the government's plan to choose her, replaced the multiple explosions have been heard in the syrian capital, damascus that are believed to be is rarely airstrikes. the city of us, the way the in the country southwest has also been targeted. these really military has been carrying out its largest air offensive on syria in recent memory, attacking what it says are strategic military sites. the latest strikes, commas, thousands of syrians have been out on the streets, celebrating on the 1st friday since the fall of the said regime for suicide are spoke to us on the phone from damascus, with more details, with the latest, uh, exclusion. that was just about an hour ago for it was from was another is really is drugs. and it has tried to get the headquarters for the vision and the rate of the car in, in a he bought in the master's campus. so 2

then begins a coverage from darrow, by the in central gaza. strip tough night kids and forced out of northern guns. those last remaining hospital. this footage was recorded the college one hospital of to is by the troops right at the building on friday. let me tell you the, you know, these ready soldiers tied us up and blindfolded us so we could hear people screaming. i knew exactly who was being beaten. i was expecting my turn to come and to be beaten as well. they beat us with sticks and bathrooms in the cold, the letter tuck, hundreds of palestinians, away with them. these ready soldiers refused to give us drinking water. we were not allowed to go to the toilets. we are exhausted with tired enough is enough, or colleague is for abby's aid was mounted yesterday. they killed her while she was wearing a white coat. the tech ignited a fall. yeah. the hospital killing at least 5 medical. what? cuz a little bit just normally. yeah. theres riley's been to the operating rooms, maintenance department, medical rooms and don't care. nice department. the patients and the wounded people are in

at least 33 people, including children, had been killed in his radio strike in central gaza. at least 50 people have been in judge the attacks talking to the house in the say, read refuge account of dispatching years of civil and sanctions. serious new administration is inheriting a health system. nearing collapse, united nation says more than half of the countries, hospitals and primary care centers have been destroyed. and many doctors in the us have floods the country, leaving a major shortage talk to him besides, oh, how my day is and colleges and president of the syrian american medical society. you spoke to us about some of the challenges you are operate in the northwest, syria and the area and outside the government control area. we have been operating there for many years. we had a lot of challenges, but we were able to advance medical treatments and a very big way because we had many of our doctors in the united states were able to volunteer and help in train and educate to and actually create their, you know, teaching programs fellowship programs residency programs

at least 9 people, including children, were killed in a strife on, on the darzy in central gaza. thousands of displays, palestinians of sheltering that in a stifled se, se the world food program says 2000000 people have no food or water. and the si size is a long overdue on a harsh winter conditions in gaza. adding to the dangerous environment for palestinians living in the strip, food is gas, but there's also a severe lack of adequate shelter on ways to keep warm. i'll do zeroes rami abo, to why my reports fell from others, but of color standing in families a suffering from starvation and the winter cold. civil children have died from hottest in the it's lindsay teens. they also know real protection from ongoing attacks. strong winds and rain ceiling. alfonse, he is 22 days old and has really enjoyed all of these hardships and is always the un ahead. i'll find him every now i sleep here. my wife sleeps here and the children sleep here. i got up in the morning and i touched my daughter, and to my shock she turned very blue. i'm a solid like a piece of wood. i took my daughter to the hospit

i'll codes today so as of stuff were inside the vehicle there hospital and central gaza. while the idea of cold, the attack, a, quote, precise strike and says the band was packed with members open his line, the jihad tire was so but as instead of the onset of the wall, can you imagine over 200 palestinian journalists have been killed in gaza? that's according to the committee to protect john list with a 70 more locked behind bars. and one of the out of every what 10 john, listen guys and i, we've been killed since october the 7th last year. i don't the apple dye once again says israel essentially fabricates lies to target the press as washington continues to back the jewish state across this international stage as heavy going to these really occupations as criminal towards the palestinian people. and these journalists, inventing excuses to justify targeting these martyrs. these were journalists on armed with their weapons, being their cameras, sound, and images that expose is really crimes. we saw the united states use its veto power at the u. n. s. c to block actions aga

five journalists have been killed after an israeli strike outside a hospital in central gaza, accordingo local health authorities. authorities in south—eastern australia tell people in dozens of rural communities to leave their homes "immediately" to escape a bushfire. boxing day sales begin today but the doors to some of the uk's largest retailers will remain closed. however — online sales are expected to rise. hello. russia is being accused of shooting down a plane over kazakhstan yesterday — killing 38 people. though no proof has been provided by the military and aviation experts making the assertion. they suggest the plane was mistaken for a ukrainian drone and attacked by russia's air defences. some witnesses have reported hearing an explosion, while photographs of the wrecked fuselage show what could be bullet holes. the kremlin has said it's wrong to speculate on the cause before the outcome of an investigation. with me is our reporter jonathan josephs what's latest on the investigation. why are experts online saying this could have been a deliberate attack? the first thin to del

in central gaza five journalists were killed in gaza.tives on who they were and what happened. what are the idf saying? what happened. what are the idf sa in: ? what happened. what are the idf sa inc? , ., , what happened. what are the idf sa inc? ,._ ._ saying? the story really highlights _ saying? the story really highlights the _ saying? the story really highlights the difficultyl saying? the story really - highlights the difficulty when international media is unable to independently verify this. the bbc is unable to independently verify that you narratives because israel doesn't allow international media to freely report in gaza. what we're hearing from the idf is that they had intelligence that these five men in what looked like a press vehicle had press written on it, they were posing as journalists and that they were struck and that they were killed in an air strike and that they belonged to the palestinian islamichhad group. remember, the islamic jihad group was part of the hamas led group in 2023. what we understand from the loc

he says this stuff were inside the vehicle, narrow hospital and central gaza. well, the adf is ready with our he's calling the attack a precise dr. base say, the van was full of men, boots open as lot of jihad terrace. so what seems to be on the side of the war. now if a 200 power student john list have been killed in gods with us, according to the very committee to protect the john list 70 more as we understand a lot behind boss and one out of every 10 john, listen guys that has been killed since october of last year. now i don't level of dia once again says israel fabricate lies to target. the press is washington, and it's political and media established establishment continues to essentially support a jewish state across the international stage. and i've had a dentist, so he's really occupation his criminal towards the pals to me and people, and these journalists, inventing excuses to justify targeting these martyrs. these were journalists on armed with their weapons, being their cameras, sound and images that expose is really crimes. we saw the united state

a 7 of those killed in the attack with children and in central gaza. 8 palestinians have been killed in another user. 80 attack on a residential building in the, on the say read refugee camp a father and his children are among the dead. is there any forces has killed at least 25 people across the strip since don't on friday the house of representatives in the us has just approved a funding bill of thing. i've got them and shut down just hours before a midnight deadline. failure to possible would have seen minions of government walkers go without page or 5. as else, the bar is on capitol hill here with the latest gentleman from connecticut reserves . we have heard from senator schumer who is the majority leader in the senate where the bill will be sent soon and then afterward it's will be sent to the white house where our president biden has to sign to go into effect till mid march. and then we will have another might be another dramatic of negotiations between democrats and republicans who pass another bill. where'd donald trump will be asking for, raising the debt ceiling to handle

with the risk of death, is really army has once again targeted staff and patients there and in central gaza funerals have been held for those killed and is really attacks on darrow, by the children are among the victims of the overnight attacks. one targeted tense and a make shift refugee camp officer as him who darya is in there about line central gaza. so there's been an attack, as we mentioned on a school in northern guys to tell us what happened so it is a funny way the school and it is inmates, had noon the far north of the gauze was true and this school was sheltering. thousands of paula sinews. now, what happened 1st, is there any forces, 1st launched an air strike on the area, injuring and killing dozens of policy news. and not only that, after that, they invaded stuff, the school started arresting people and also started burdening the classrooms. now what happened is people were literally on the floor without anyone able to reach them or rescue them. because we're talking about an area that has been under seats for more than 2 months now. and the fact that there is no civil defense

residents of darrow bothered and central gaza search for survivors after news really ever strike overnight. aware that i'm asking is real, are talking again. palestinians want to believe that this time there will be a breakthrough that brings an end to their suffering. when shared with this, with young people hear the news and take it in like it, some kind of anesthetic you, some of you, they want to believe anything that will give us some comfort in the business. but on the ground, the slaughter of civilians continues was on the behind the targeting still effects civilian law. many of them children in which a funeral, not a whole month were suffering and were dealing with several crises. solid ones is that we lose loved ones every day. and i pray that will be a true suit and that will be a solution that allows us to live in decent life instead of living and misery. but that by the end of the day, she and i see it now for many gardens. and during the 2nd winter away from their homes, we leave can't come fast enough. aid workers say there is a shortage of blankets and warm clothing, not eno

in central gaza, health officials say five journalists

and central gaza and his really strike has hit a municipal building in the city of data by at least 10000. he has been killed, including the local may or more are believed to be trapped under rubble for the north is really or strikes on a school in gaza, city of killed 7 palestinians. it was crowded with displaced people, many of whom had fled areas of northern garza, which had been under is really siege for more than 2 months. a powerful cycle and has hit the french overseas territory of my own flattening, makes shift homes and killing at least 2 people. it brought winds of more than 200 kilometers per hour to the islands which lie between that a gas car and mainland africa. those are the headlines and it was continues here on elders here after risking it all. thanks for watching the the . 2 this dangerous is a regular sign to the boston ivory coast. the yo see this as part of his job. assisting the driver of football. jones, the old yellow bus. he checks tickets, loads luggage, but also does these for easy acrobatics. they think that if the passengers get good entertainment, they'll com

meanwhile in central gaza, health officials say five journalists have been killed by an israeli strikeit a marked broadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. the israeli military said those killed were members of a "terrorist cell". i've been speaking to our correspondent in jerusalem, shaimaa khalil. this is the second israeli air strike on yemen in less than a week. it strike on yemen in less than a week. . ., , strike on yemen in less than a week. _, , ., , strike on yemen in less than a week. , , ., week. it comes as this month has seen _ week. it comes as this month has seen significant _ week. it comes as this month has seen significant attacks . has seen significant attacks a significant rise in attacks by houthis in yemen on israeli territory. this week alone has seen five attacks on israeli territory. only on saturday there was a projectile launched from yemen, it was not intercepted and it landed in a public park in tel aviv. i was after that the prime minister netanyahu after that the prime minister neta nyahu vowed after that the prime minister neta

meanwhile in central gaza, health officials say five journalists have been killed by an israeli strikeoadcast van outside al—awda hospital in the nuseirat refugee camp. the israeli military said those killed were members of a "terrorist cell". i've been speaking to our correspondent in jerusalem, shaimaa khalil. this is the second israeli strike in less than a week one of them injured more than a dozen people when it landed in tel aviv on saturday. the houthis have vowed time and time again to continue what we have seen today are strikes on the capital in a sanna but also in the port city and there were eight images of panic of people inside sanna airport fresh trying to get out of the place, but also we had seen plumes of smoke at the site. also you saw a great deal of construction as a result of those air strikes. the israeli military strike targets saying that they —— used by the persian back houthis to smuggle weapons into the region they had two power stations in three ports and targets in and around the airport. the houthis and said this is a crime against the yemeni people and c