earlier we spoke to an independent filmmaker in london, ash khan, explained why there was a need fore alternative sources and when i read what was actually going on, since then i've been campaigning for palestine because i now know the truth, and if we don't do independent media to show people the truth, people aren't ever going to know the truth, and the rich elite and the people are causing all these wars, whether it be in palestine, iraq, afghanistan, libya, uh, or the ukraine, basically they're not going to know what. actually is happening in in the world are the truth and the truth is it's all about money and oil and there's always ulterior motives. ash khan also told us that though his interviews, through his interviews, he has noticed an urge and huge shift rather amongst the jewish people who are increasingly distancing themselves from zionism. yes, i definitely think there is huge shift now with the jewish people as well. because i myself was shocked when i saw the orthodox jews chanting free palestine and i was there were so many jewish people because what you've got to rem

earlier, we spoke to an independent filmmaker in london, ash khan, explained why there was a need forand when i read what was actually going on since then i've been campaigning for. because i now know the truth, and if we don't do independent media to show people the truth, people aren't ever going to know the truth, and the rich elite and the people are causing all these wars, whether it be in palestine, iraq, afghanistan, libya, or the ukraine, basically they're not going to know what actually is happening in in the world or the truth, and the truth is it's all about money and oil and there's always ulterior motives. ash khan also told us that though his interviews, through his interviews, he has noticed an urge, a huge shift rather amongst the jewish people who are increasingly distancing themselves from zionism. yes, i definitely think there is huge shift now with the jewish people as well, because i myself was shocked when i saw the orthodox jews chanting free palestine, and i was there were so many jewish people because what? you've got to remember is, it's not about jews agains

is no explanation for dropping bombs on hospitals and what children have taken shelter." sir ash from khans a correspondent joins us to tell us more ash the issue of the hospitals obviously is still front and center when it comes to the news and uh what israel in particular is going to do with uh or if you can tell us what it has done when it comes to the khan to the alshafa hospital and what it has stated that it is it wants to do uh overall. okay, for last three or four days, shifa hospital come under a tank attack, a pass helicopter, gun ship attacks, drone attacks as well as a quad copter uh equipment machine gun attacks, they destroyed the the the main uh electricity backup generator, they also destroyed the solar panels top of the the shif. hospital, they also bombed the surgical, surgery department on the fifth floor of shifa hospital, this is the most equipped part of of shifa, they also killed over 100 people and their bodies are on the on the floor, on the grounds of shifa hospital and even today, up to this half an hour ago, the head of of the shifa hospital, dr. muhammad, said t

solidarity movement, there talking to us from nairobi, prior to him, we had our corresponent ash from khans and with that we come to an end for this edition of world news, thanks for being with us, a recap of the headlines coming up at the top of the hour, it's bye-bye for now. operation flot took israel off guard. playing the victim, the regime called it an unprovoked attack. but did hamas really attack the regime out of the blue with no good reason? gaza stripped of life soon on press tv. israel has carried out fresh air strikes on several areas in the besieged ghaza stret. 36 palestinians were killed in the jabala refugee camp while 10 others lost their lives in han yunis. the total deathdul from the israeli war on gaza is now at over 11,200, mostly women and children. the us based center for constitutional rights has filed federal lawset against israel's budal war in gaza. petition on behalf of palestinian human rights organizations accuses president joe biden, the secretary of state anthony blincon and the pentagon chief of betting israel's genocide in the beeged palestinian territory.

injured due to the need for fuel to run power generators. from khan joins us now to tell us more about the developments there on the gaza war. ash about an hour ago or so we had breaking news that uh there was a family uh that uh had some marters based on an air strike that happened in around khanis or in khan unis, i don't ' have any information on that and of course anything else that you like to share with us, i don't have exactly details about this one because just walk up five minutes ago, but in general uh non-stop bombing has taken place throughout the night whether khanis or in gaza city, but most of the attacks have taken place in gaza city itself, especially. around the shifa hospital where at least one woman was killed inside shifa hospital from from shrapnel that from marapnel near the gate of a shifa hospital and also attacks took place around al-quds hospital in talawa neighborhood in ghaza city also on betlahiya massive bombing in the town of in northern gaza also uh we have learned that uh the kamal odwan hospital in northern gaza uh was uh damaged by an israeli rocket during the bombing tonight uh so basically w

okay now let's go live to gaza to khan yunis ash our correspondent is there right uh close to the nasar hospital ash we just had the honor chief talking about the situation he was. saying that the lives of people in gaza are hanging by a threat and he was asking for badly needed uh medical equipment and medication and you know whatever else even the basic supplies that you might need so you are there and you know better than anybody else. tell us about the situation. yes, yes, life is hanging by a threat. gaza, especially for the children who are suffering the most out of this heinous attacks by the israeli regime that take place on almost a daily basis and hourly basis, actually not daily basis, felipe lazarini, he knows very well how how life is gaza is, he knows how overpopulated gaza is, he knows the real statistics about gaza, how most of the of the population rely on handouts by ur agencies to survive, now unua ha has no food to offer, no medication to offer, nothing and no fuel, and fuel is lifeline, this is how the absence of fuel basically is killing the people in gaza, already

i'm sorry ash joins us from khan yunis to tell us more. ashhaf, what do you have for us? well cave, we just learned that there are some skirmishes and fighting taking place right now in gaza city, in the western part of gaza city. and the northern northeastern part of the gaza city as well as east of khannes seems them some kind of violation of the humanitarian pause there is the heavy gun fire especially from israeli tanks in the western part of of gaza city. it is possible that israel region forces are trying to prevent people from from areas near the israeli tanks from returning to their homes. although as part of this humanitarian pass, the supposed people are supposed to return to their homes, those who are still uh present in the northern parts of gaza, they're supposed to return to their homes and and no harm should come to them, but seems that israel as usual continues to violate all agreements, as for the last four days, although no israeli fighter jets should be jets should be in the in the skies of khanness or gaza for. hours at least in gaza in khanus, this mo

going to swing over to ashraf shanan, our pressed correspondent in the beside gaza strip in khan unis, hello ash except for nas hospital in the southern ghaza strip town of khan unes, humanitarian situation is beyond disasterous as the israeli regime has made sure palestinians ingas nearly 2.3 million, have no water to drink, no water to wash their clothes, no... food on the table, nothing whatsoever, not even fuel for vehicles, the only vehicles you see around are ambulances that their their hospitals or the the international committee of the cresent has some fuel supplies there, or people who happen to have fuel in their homes, you know as as a backup, other than that you will you hardly find any car driving around whether in southern gaza or northern gaza itself most find any car driving around whether in southern gaza or northern gaza itself mostly people right now are uh are relying on donkey cards uh to to move from a from point to point b, some of them using using bicycles give me ash give me 10 seconds to update our viewers on the on images they are witnessing on the upper right hand of

all right, thanks for that, ash and life for us in khan yunis, gaza, take good care of yourself, ashf westley, steal international relations expert from k. town uh, westley, thank you for standing by uh, let's now talk about this truce thing that we just uh mentioned that seems to be around the corner, uh, think that's a solution and that is needed definitely we need some pause to you know hostilities or whatever you call it uh, but what's going to happen next? well, i think that that is exactly why the brick summit that is happening at the moment becomes important, because we have seen that the response of western countries have not necessarily a given leadership about exactly what must happen next, they've simply simply... just stood by the zionist entity and i think that it is important what we are year certainly coming out of the summit uh is going to be important for for for what happens next, but yes, indeed, even the summer today is calling for humanitarian effort an immediate ceasefire, and of course, as ashraf has reported, netanyahu refers to it as pause, but we certainly ho

press tvs ash shanan is joining us now from uh khan unes in uh the southern gaza strip to bring us up to speed on uh the latest. uh updates from the ground, ash if you're with us, what details do you have to share with us? all right, i believe we do not have our correspondent ash with us just yet, let's see if we haveil our correspondent who's with us from ramala, are you with us? yes, i'm with you, all right, bring us up to speed on the recent israeli aggression in the west bank. it seems that the israeli military had just conducted another assassination injin, the israeli military drone strike assassinated a group of palestinian fighters in genan refugee camp, according to palestinian ministry of health, at least five palestinians were killed in jenin in this operation and six others had been wonded, number of them are in serious condition, the israeli military immediately issued a statement right now saying that the operation was conducted in the early afternoon in a rare daylight move by the israeli military and that the strike had targeted a group of palestinian fighters in jenee

drinking water, hardly any food. okay, thank you very much for that, we do appreciate it, ash and talking to us from khansrt. in the nigerian city of kaduna, a conference was held on the ongoing situation in gaza on saturday. the speakers of the conference organized by almizan, a publication of the islamic movement in nigeria, said that as a result of israel's manipulation tactics, some western outlets either ignore the truth of the war on gaza or'. report the truth while reporting the israeli genocidal war in gaza. one of the speakers accused western outlets of turning a blind eye to the various violations of international law and war crimes, israel has lot of issues which it is hiding, as such, she now put the information in a different way that will influence the conscience of people so that it will now have the chance to commit more crimes. various speakers at the seminar agreed that the root cause of the conflict in gaza is the illegal israeli occupation of palestinian lands for over 70 years, so the hamas attack didn't happen in a vacuum, but it was the result of years of subjugation and oppression

on your thoughts, i don't know if you heard our the recount on the ground there in khan unist by our correspondent ashbut if you did uh your thoughts on the situation that's unfolding every single minute of every day in the besiege gozas trip. thank you for having me, i'm pleased to be with you again, i i did hear part of what what our friend have reported about the situation surrounding the shifa hospital. what we have to remember here is that the israelis from day one they they appeared to be determined to destroy everything in their way regardless of what it is, regardless of it's a hospital or a school or residential building or just a clinic or anything that that you know they... considered to be treat to their forces, despite the fact that they are tarnishing in the process they are tanishing the entire international law and the whole law for set by the international community decades ago since the the inception of the un over 75 years ago and consequently i you know it's it's it's very important to bring these facts to life to the people outside of the gaza strip, because most people, especiall

minutes ago several several rockets were fired - towards residential areas in in khan several people uh were killed according now ash, at least 200 people have been killed, probably around 230, today uh there was a mass grave that was dug in khans to burry 110 palestinians who were killed or lost their lives inside shifa hospital, they were the bodies were taken away by the israeli regime, and according to the israeli regime, the bodies were taken to check the bodies if there are israelis among the dead and then handed them over to the to uh to the uh red cross and today they were barried in khan it's 110 bodies now uh the truth mainly talks about no uh israeli air force presence in the skies of the southern parts of the ghaza strip for four days while on the northern part of the ghaza strip for six hours daily there are no air force presence but that does not mean the israeli forces will withdraw from from northern and then they talked about a humanitarian corridor from the northern part of the gaza strip all the way to the southern part of the gaza strip, in other words, they want to get rid of the rest of of the

let's over to khan unis now and talk to correspondent ash, tell us about what. you have and and i'm wondering if you still have the problem that you reported to us earlier that the telecom and internet services um are down in gaza, is this still the case? no, half an hour ago, they were restored back to so-called normal, and this is the third time that this has happened, the israele regime is trying to stop us from telling the truth to the world to block our uh, to block to the world and also to cause as much harm as possible to the civilians in gaza by preventing uh emergency crews from receiving calls from wounded people or people in distress. uh, what about the uh way that uh we're looking at these uh injuries accumulating, you've been at this point uh passing the almost passing the uh grim milestone of 30 days, 31 days, one month into this war. i mean, are the hospitals operating in any shape or form to tend to the needy? well the only hospital that is operating - a mediocre way is not hospital, this hospital, at least they have maybe disinfectants and some gauds to treat wounded people,

okay, thank you, ash, talk to you soon asha, they're joining us from khan, we're going to go back to uh sondos al-asad. journalists and commentator joining us from uh beirout, hey so seems like we have some technical difficulties, seems like we have you back, you're in the in the middle of saying something, i don't if you want to uh uh finish what you were saying or if you want me to ask you new question, go ahead, yes so i was mentioning the vicious role that is that has always been played by the us embassies across asia, especially here in lebanon, we have seen how the us embassy has has infiltrated the thebanese community, manipulated some political factions in order to serve its own interest and also the vicious role all the time trying to ignite sectarian skirmishes between the libanes all and all of these issues and and recently the role of the american ngos that the us embassy support in order to uh to uh to uh manipulate the the the uh financial and the economic crisis that the lebanes are... facing in order uh to uh force some um some some us ethics that are that are linked

ash we just ran some sonbites uh from people of khans, it seems that khans has been targeted more. so then other areas, if our reading is correct in the past 24 hours, tell us what ideas you may have on as to why that has happened, and of course what has occurred in khanus overall? well, i believe the reason for that is that hundreds of thousands of people from the northern parts of the ghaza strip, north of the ghaza, wally, ghaza valley, mainly from ghaza city have moved to khanunis, because khanunis is the biggest city in the gaza. and uh, for example, if someone is wanted in gaza and happen to move to khannuus with his family, they will kill him along with his family and khannis, like they did earlier today, with the hallis and and nasar family, about few hours, three hours ago, the the home that where they have taken shelter was bombed by the israeli regime, at least two buildings have collapsed, killing at killing at least 10 people, mainly those who came from gaza, along with members of of the the host family, the ostal family, which happens to be related to me as my son is mar

and components for pachi helicopters get the latest in the ghaza strip from khan uniso corresponded ashraf shanan and joins us ash what do you have for us? yes, kav, breaking you just now, dozens of of of of long-range rockets were fired from southern gaza towards northern occupied northern palestine, as far as safad, naharia and nataniah, and also reaching uh closer areas as as tel aviv and syrus have been heard according to the israeli reports in those areas from as a result of... of of launch range rockets fired from gaza, they probably uh up to 300 kilometer range uh rockets fired by hamases military wing qassam brigades uh the qassam brigades. is is is fighting, has been fighting fierce fights over the last three days with uh with the limited israeli incursion into the gaza strip, the israeli forces have entered the gaza strip from four different directions and and the hamas fighters have been fighting them 24 24/7 and have killed at least 20 israel soldiers, the israeli regime has confirmed the killing of at least 17 of his forces, but hammas force hamas fighters say they killed many, many... more israeli s

say and what international case law says, and now joining us uh from khan's press tv's ashraf shanan for an update, hello there ash hope you are safe, what can you tell us the latest on the ground in the bessieg gaza strip ash? danny first fighting continues to take place between hamas military wing, the izin qassam brigades and invading israeli forces, as israeli tanks have advanced into a nasar area close to shifa hospital, they've already fire artillery shells at the r1 tc children hospital uh. causing a lot of damage to that hospital and as well to as well as the psychiatric hospital and the eye hospital which is which are adjacent to the rantic children hospital israeli fighter jets fired at least one rocket into a area near the maternity ward in a shifa hospital killing one man and injuring a child uh and also they fired a drone rocket uh into the yard, it was shifa hospital where uh dozens of journalists uh were standing, we've learned that some injuries have taken place there, currently israeli tanks are very close to shifa hospital, maybe about three to 400 yards away from shifa hospital, as we speak, and

going to check in with press tv correspondent ashraf shanon from khan unis, hello ashraf, hope you're safe and doing well out there ash uh, oh, it seems like ashaf is not ready, i'm watching his feed right now, he's still talking to our cameraman out there, apparently, okay, ash, can you hear us? okay, doesn't seem like we have ash up, he's he's up and about, we'll try to get him on the next few uh moments here, in your bulletin, meanwile the world food program has raised the alarm about the dire humanitarian situation in gaza, the wfp, says all of gaza's 2.3 million palestinian inhabitants like sufficient food and face malnutrition amid israel's devastating sie. it added 33% to gozans were food insecure before. israel attacked the enclave a month ago and now all of them are food insecure. the administrator of the un development program also warned a rising poverty in the occupied palestinian territory. i think after one month of this war now unfolding, first of all what is quite clear is that top of the humanitarian crisis that the world has seen unfold in gaza right now, we also are beginning to see um the developme

from khan yunis, ashraf shanan joinds us to give us the latest. there ash, we understand obviously based on even what you had said in the previous broadcast that the truth is being broken by israel, is that correct? yes. israeli tanks have been firing their machine guns towards bombarded areas in the west of gaza city, especially at sharti refugee camp and there is some uh response by resistance fighters, but not as much as the israeli uh israeli military has been doing and they also been firing tank shells and smoke grenades in the east of... of khanness and also firing towards farmers there. i've passed some military expert earlier and he said that it is likely that the israeli regime forces because of the fog and the cloudy weather that they are not able to see uh the visibility is very low, maybe this is why they they're they're opening their machine gun fire feering for their lives, feeling that uh some resistance fighters might might ambush them while they are. on their positions whether a rashed road that's the coastal road in gaza or the eastern part uh of the gaza strip mainly i

ash, we'll talk to you soon. ashraf shanan, press tv correspondent joining us out of khan unis. meanwile iran's foreign minister sayscide and gaza and humanitarian aid must enter the territory a large scale. what saying ami abdul made the remark in a phone call with his british counterpart. the top diplomat said root cause the... current crisis is israeli occupation said palestinians are entitled to fight the regime's occupation under the law. he also touched upon britain's support for israel saying london must adopt a pragmatic approach to regional developments. british foreign minister for his part called for iran's efforts to prevent the spread of this war to the region. james cleverly also called the process of cooperation between the two countries important within the framework of diplomatic. no one is uh spared as israely war on gaza rages on not even those we're supposed to have international protection two more journalists have been killed during the regime's air strikes in the besieg gaza strip. palestine tv journalist mohammed abu hattab alongside 11 of his relatives and family members, they're all killed

humanitarian law constitutes war crimes. we're going to cross over to khan yunis, joined by pres tvs ashraf shanan and ashraf, good to see you. ash, tell us about the latest situation that has been taken place today. israel regime forces have killed more than 600 people inside the indonesian hospital and the northern gaza strib town of bethlah dozens more were injured uh since last night alone israeli forces have killed some 250 palestinians in the ghaza strip, israeli forces have killed some 250 palestinians in the ghaza strip, this brings the number of of of the fatalities in the gaza strip to more than 30. well at least 500 others are missing unaccounted for under the ruble as israel has been using hundreds of thousands of tons of explosives against the civilians in the gaza strip, some estimates by the miterion suggest that this regime has used explosives that almost the the size of explosion that took place in nagazaki and hirashi. and japan israel still uh blockading the uh the entrances and the exits of the indonesian hospital in northern gaza, israeli tanks have been uh firing artillery and gunshots as well as snipers sho

ash, thank you for that thorough update there, stay safe. ashshan and their press tv correspondent joining us from khan units. i want to swing over to our guest mr. mazin, kumsia joining us from bethlehem. hello sir, hope you're doing well. welcome to the program, our conversation here. your thoughts on this truth that is uh taken effect now uh as ashraf alluded to over 26 and a half hours and uh... the best case scenario you're hoping from these four days of relief for palestinians in gaza? well, the best outcome is basically the win that has been happening, because israel is now really in retreat and we hope to build on this retreat. i'm sure what's happening in gaza is of course very sad and people have to rebuild and have to get some support. external support, but israel is now beginning the road to the end basically and they are in retreat, i am expecting the this so-called true or hudna to expand a little bit, maybe few more days, then israel will try to get kind of the last shot before they declare failure in removing hamas, you know the the the pressure. on them is rising, as we saw with the press con

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correspondent ashraf shannon for an update hello ash hope you're safe uh we just got breaking news just moments ago 13 people are killed exactly where you're at ashraf khans, what do you know about that and what can you tell us about what's going on the latest out of the gaza strip? well danny about half an hour ago we heard loud very loud explosion not far from here and when the ambulances came back they were filled with uh with bodies initially said initially they said there were three uh three three uh dead uh civilians and then 10 more. bodies came in in private cars as people in the neighborhood uh they were picking up the bodies themselves from from the debri. the place that was hit uh it's called the emirati housing project, it's it has at least 100 uh apartment buildings made of two story buildings at maximum two story buildings so uh the bomb that hit there at least destroyed uh two homes in that area it is possible also. that some of those who died are are internally displaced persons who who sought uh refuge and khanness uh leaving the horror and terror that's taking place a daily basis in ghaza uh with the 13 people this is just a daily routin

ongoings there on the gaza strip ash go ahead overnight just in the southern part of the gaz strip at least 66 people been killed in zida and just few kilometers north of of of khanrecall being attacked or hit throughout the last 20 years, z and they adjacent each other and uh no one in that area expected to be attacked or bombed and no warning. uh, no warning, no warnings to the to the residents there, as i said, at least 66 people, many of them children and women, and also at least 100 others were also injured, and this is just in one area of the gaza strip, uh, nowadays, average, between 5 to 700 people are being killed, and this is why i keep telling saying that the number of fatalities is much higher than those released by the ministry of health. uh, at least right now, we're talking at least about 10,00 people uh that the israele regime has killed in 31 days since it's started uh taking its vengeance against the civilian population in gaza following their humiliating defeat by hamas amas fighters on october 7th now uh the hum situation situation in gaza is uh beyond miserable no running water no electricity for almost a month now. um sewing system has colla

our correspondent there in khan unis and southern gaza, also with me from kitchen ontario is robert fentina, he's an author and journalist, good to have you both on the show, ash beginning with you, what's the latest? well, minutes ago, two children were were brought to the morg right, just right behind me after an air strike that took place about half an hour ago, nearby the naser hospital in khan unis, there is heavy bombardment right now as we speak in in khan city, almost every name is being attacked, for some reason the israeli regime increase decided to increase the attacks on khaniones, probably because most of the international internally dispressed persons, idps who left the the northern part of the ghaza strip and so refuge and southern ghaza have come tonis, i think that's the reason why the israels are increasing attacks on khanness, now uh back to the... main problem we having today is the shifa hospital situation with israeli artillery and israeli war plays attacking the the shifa hospital, not directly attacking the hospital, attacking the gates of the hospital, attacking the walls of of shifa hospital and causing lot of fear and horror and terr

with you ashraf there in khan to get the latest if you can with respect to reactions from the ceasfire ashraf and when are we finally gonna see the humanitarian a trucks rolling in ash see it here and at nasar hospital thousands of people already vacated nasar hospital some of them went back to the areas in the eastern parts ofira and benisoela there are tens of thousands of people moved out of there as a result of the... bombardment and and tank shelling of the of those farming areas and farming villages in the east of of khan units, also some people that i personally know have already made their way uh north towards the on salanin road trying to go into a convoy around 1 p.m. today to try and cross the gaza. body of the ghaza valley into the the northern parts of the ghaza strip, although the israel regime has warned them not to do that, and we hope that no one will get hurt trying at or attempting to go through saladin road or any other areas like the coastal parts of the of of the gaz strip. now regarding the air trucks, air trucks should be coming in within few hours through the rafa crossing and hospital official are hoping that these trucks will have the prop

ash, let's go back to mr. jahing mohammad with us from duha, mr. muhammad, if you were listening to the uh, to the comments made by our corresponent and ashraf from khan unes, i want you to also elaborate on the issue of the uh attacks and on hospitals and the destruction of the health sector uh in gaza under international law under the geneva conventions attacking hospitals is a war crime, what is the justification uh for carrying out uh these war crimes and also what is the justification or how can the inter silence of the international community be tolerated in the face of these war crimes? well um it's clearly uh what israel is engaged in is under article 33 of the geneva conventions is collective punishment uh of an entire people. um, the problem is they can't kill two million people, so the only way to get rid of them is to push them into somewhere else, and that's the goal of this, there can be other goal in destroying and deliberately targeting infrastructure which is against the... various geneva conventions, but taken as a whole its collective punishment, and the uh the un is saying nothing, the united states is saying: carry on, um, the uk

let's cross on over to khan yunis get the latest from ashraf shana joins us also for an analysis we have james thring joining us. he's a peace activist from london. ashnutes ago, an israeli ear strike targeted house west of of hospital where we standing right now, that explosion shook the entire hospital right here, it was about 300 yards west of where we're standing uh earlier um we had some injuries coming in, but ambulances are still there looking for survivors of of of that israeli attack on residential building in khan unis in the western part of of khannes uh meanwile the hospitals in gaza are in extremely bad shape the only partially functioning hospital in gaza is nasa hospital, the other hospital is in gaza, mainly the uh, the main hospital in the ghaza strip, the shifa hospital and is is working a 200% capacity, they don't have electricity, they only have a few small electricity backup generators that they're using units and and for for the maternity board, other than that they they're in the dark right now and the ministry of health has warned today that scores maybe hundreds of patients will soon die if that electricity is not restored to

khan unis. ashref, we have news of this possibility of a ceasefire if you have any additional details you can add to that, and of course whatever else you have for us. ashhear you now copy. okay, great. so we we have possibilities of the ceasefire that's been widely reported on, tell us about that, if you have any information and anything else that you have for us today, well chief ismail has confirmed that there are talks, advanced talks regarding the exchange of prisoners and the possibility of the humanitarian uh pause, but they did not give any details, this same thing goes to the israeli prime minister netanyahu who said that talks are on the way under the auspices of qatar and egypt and that's all the information we have. regarding the seasfire, although everyone, whenever you uh meet people here, since last night people keep asking us as journalists, when is the seas fires going to take going to effect, we keep telling them we don't know, because people are uh, you know, are desperate for some kind of break of from this uh, horrible uh violence and terror that they've been going through for. more than a month and a half now uh every minute of eve

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