around the at least $500.00 people are killed off the, on his writing, the strike targets to allow the baptist hospital and gaza with thousands of civilians. but taking shelter. the other one down. jordan, this is down to 0 life and go home. so coming to the hospital attack comes just hours off to you and run school in garza was hit by his rival, getting 6 people and looting does the detox box protests and bonds across the divide? westbank because demonstrate has turned the wrong, the security for the hospital must have got spots purely across the middle east. and beyond. the process of moving a dozen cities and 11 on has block walls for a day of rage against his rent on tuesdays of time from jordan to counsel a visit by us. president joe biden is on his way to israel for tools on the company that's been widespread shock and international condemnation off to israel laurence on this striking a hospital in gauze that getting hundreds of palestinians is the worst single attack since the start of israel, the sold on the besieged trip on october 7th, following and encouraged him by hamas into south

talk to me out on a baptist hospital in garza, with thousands of civilians with taking shelter. the head of them are a kyle, this is allen to 0 and i from doe who also coming up the hospital attack sparks protests of bonds in the occupied westbank as demonstrated as time and go on security forces the criteria across the middle east. i'm beyond with protest in move in adults in the cities in netherlands, has block codes for a day of rage against israel. and to say strike prompts, jordan to cancel a visit, find us friends of giovanni is on his way to israel for 2 weeks on the complex that's been widespread shots, an international condemnation of the israel lopez and as strike on a hospital in garza can, in hundreds of palestinians. it's the worst single attacks as the stones of israel, as a sold on the besieged strip, on the 7th of october, following an incursion by hum us into southern israel that killed 1300 people. choose as s like up to the alley baptist hospital in central garza, at least $500.00 people confirmed that is believe thousands of civilians with sheltering inside t

the bombing of our baptist hospital, 500 people killed. just bring us up to date with the latest on the effect. well uh, just the whole couple of hours uh, this hospital has been bonded by the east where the occupation forces cleaning the lines of more than 500 palestinians. do is 500 palestinians. uh, really uh the, the majority of them were civilians that were just residing and the complex itself, it took that to the state of the things that this place is entirely safe for them. whose people who are evacuated from the, from the house has another in areas of, of, of the gaza strip. they thought that they will be entirely secured inside these buildings . and inside even the, the, around the surrounding areas of this complex, this building has been bonded without any kind of, of, probably a warning to this current moment or the number of casualties are still looked at a bit unknown waiting for further confirmation by dependents need minister built inside the goal is to strip this incidence really can put other hospitals at the same level of

but i'll actually baptist hospital in garza with thousands of civilians were taking shelter the hello, i'm darn jordan. this is out just the red line from the also coming up. the hospital attack comes just was up to you in run school in guns that was hit by israel kidding. 6 people, including dozens, the spots protests and bottoms. and they all tried westbank because demonstrate just to and their anger on security forces to the baptist hospital massacre, spots fury across the middle east and beyond. but protest in more than a dozen cities in lebanon as block on a day of rage against these rent on tuesdays of time from jordan to can slip as it brought us president joe biden is on his way to israel for tools on the come the when i was even saying is well as loans and, and striking a hospital in guns. i kidding hundreds of palestinians. it's the most deadly attack since his daughter, israel is a sold on the besieged trip on october 7th, holding on incursions by how mass into southern his way left hill, $1300.00 people, tuesdays and stripe talking to the after the baptist hospital in cent

the at least 500 people are killed off to and his really abstract targets to allow the baptist hospital in gaza with thousands of civilians were taken shelter. the other ones are in jordan. this is obviously a red light from the holes are coming out. the hospital attack comes just, i was up to you in run school, been gone and was hit by israel getting 6 people. and routing doesn't the, the attack spots protest and finance in the off by the west bank. because demonstrate has turned their under on security for the baptist hospital messages, spots future way across the middle east and beyond would protest and a dozen cities in 11 on has been on a day of rage against tuesdays attack pumps. jordan to cancel it because if i us president joe biden is on his way to his way over towards the present widespread shock of international condemnation. not the israel launched and striking a hospital in garza getting hundreds of palestinians as the most deadly attack. since the start of israel's assault on the besieged trip on october, the 7th following an incursion by hamas into southern his right left

the baptist temple. and he wants this to an ecumenical he wants to recreate basically a chapel. he wants to create a nondenominational chapel. and basically it would be a rotating altar. so the altar would you could rotated to have a jewish altar, a catholic altar at a protestant altar. but problem for roman catholic is, you know, wartime is one thing to have a non you know, to do a service in a nondenominational chapel in civilian life the only place to do a catholic service is in the proper setting, a catholic church. so the catholic church refuses to endorse this. and fact, kennedy feels he is he is tasked to speak at the fundraising service build this memorial chapel. he pulls out of the he pulls out of this speaking. and when he runs for president in 1960, dan poling will not let him forget this. and there's quite back and forth in the media and polling who is you know questions whether know who is who is who is kennedy more loyal to the constitution or to or to or to the or to his his religion and

to go to the south, so hundreds of people remained at the vicinity of this hospital, the al-ahli baptist hospital, the israeli air strike killed hundreds, immediately people here went to the streets as they heard about this new massacre, they went to the streets, they demonstrated all over the occupied westbank in ramallah, in al khalil, in jenin and in several areas, even outside the cities, like for instance the village of the village of of of betrima and nabi saleh protest had been taking place and at least one palestinian had been shot and killed by the israeli soldiers, others had been wonded, as you have said the palestinian president, he was... in jordan for holding a meeting that was supposed today with the visiting us president joe biden, immediately abbas decided to withdraw from the potential meeting with us president and left jordan returning back to the occupied westbank abbas after he arrived at in ramala, he held a meeting with the palestinian. leadership and then he issued a statement uh saying that israel's bombing of the baptist hospital in gaza is henus war crime which

he'd start from 16th street baptist church. he said he would tie down to the second how long it took old man to walk from 16th street downtown and, how long it took a young man to do the same, had it tied down to the none of it mattered. none of it mattered. a couple of reasons. number one, black birmingham adults did not like this from atlanta coming in saying. we've been living here all our lives. who are you? king by the way, they they had heard all the stories they'd read all the stories about. king the phony come in here with this national platform. you going to stick around? fred shuttlesworth had, those same concerns, by the way, fred didn't know. i didn't know. martin's real name. that was one concern. there was another. the other concern was far more economic over percent of black birmingham at that time was domestic workers. every single white employee said if you march with king, you are fired. the rest of the middle two professional class teachers, let's actually with the teachers first teachers was a white superint

these are live scenes in gaza of the of us the baptist hospital, which was struck last night killing at least 500. alice didn't stay with the the hey, there are got to tell you not much in terms of why they're going on across australia, except for the heats, and we can trace it out from the kimberly to the red center, down to where the se, so this is a forecast on thursday, let me show you what happens on friday. temperature is picking up in that southeast corner. but enjoy it while you can because we've got a southerly bus started here. so yeah, that's cooler air. adelaide is a good example. your temperatures are down by 10 degrees by saturday. and oh yeah, we'll introduce some showers in the mix as well. pretty typical spring day in new zealand. all of the weather alerts have been dropped here, a few showers popping up there for the north island. and i got to take you to indo china right now. it has been pouring rain for days along the east vietnam. see this tropical depression. now moving northward, thousands of people have been forced from their homes because of flooding in denyi

how much into southern israel that killed 1500 people tuesdays as right talk to the i'll, i'll he baptist hospital in the central goza. at least 500 people are confirmed dead and it's believe thousands of civilians were inside the hospital at the time of the attack. some were patients was many, was seeking shelter from the is really bump bump and they were in the day at least 6 palestinians were killed in another attack on a un run school. dimitri medford, then co has the latest bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital. i seen many have described as a massacre the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering in the territory of the alley baptist hospital, displaced people looking for shelter. of the homes were destroyed in 11 days of non stop them. but we were told the red cross of the hospital to let the civilian skin, which would mean and suddenly rockets and missiles started folding on all the civilians

um, let me ask you quickly about the bombing of the arab baptist hospital. where were you when it happened on what's your reaction to this attack? yeah, hi everyone. actually i'm living in the center garza, i still with my family, with the police and the know like it was a very sad use and a very high rustic and like a get that's perfectly used for us. everyone here rushed to the radio when we heard the loud air strike. so we heard back to the hospital was targeted. so i have like we have a lot of relative video there and in the neighborhood and even have to nurse it is from the hospital. but we rushed to the phones in order to like to check them to call them, but even the phone signal where it was bad. and till this moment we don't know anything about our message. like, like the 2 of my relatives that we are looking like in a very fast situation. me and my family worrying about my relatives. anything about the other palestinians who are not like a noun bed or even a line for now because a house, but those are follow people for the form the to follow. andrew

difficulty of the mission, the occupation resorted to the massacre option, which was bombing the baptist hospital using the israeli air force. how did that happen? more details in the following report. since october 7 and over the course of 10 days, benjamin netanyahu has searched for military action directed against the palestine. natives in gaza, through which he would appease the extremist siinist blocks. the first option was a ground invasion of the gaza strip from its north, but because of the difficulty of the mission, the occupation resorted to the massacre option, which was to bomb al-ahli baptist hospital using the israeli air force. the us made missile which was launched from an us war jet piloted by an israeli entity pilot hit the courtyard of the hospital affiliated with the angelican episcopal church in al-quds. which contained large numbers of wounded and displaced civilians. hundreds were murtered and wounded, the majority of whom were women and children. here, the massacre, the extermination, the insane violence occurred, and the ground was colored with palestinian blood.

says audi baptist hospital in central gone for stacy at least 500 people have confirmed that is believe thousands of civilians with sheltering inside the hospital as well. has denied involvement saying a palestinian on group is responsible to meet you meant for that. okay. how's the latest bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital? i seen many have described as a massacre the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering in the territory of the alley baptist hospital, displaced people, looking for shelter. of the homes were destroyed in 11 days of non stop them, but we were told the red cross of the hospital to let the civilians can, which would mean and sudden the rockets and missiles started folding on all the civilians who with it including women and children, who had the bodies dismembered? no one with sped pleasure. hospitalized unprotected by the 1st geneva convention. it states that medical personnel

it's actually a hospital run by the baptist church.as run by them. it's actually not far from where the bbc office is in gaza. i've been past that hospital many, many times. all those 600,000 people have left the north of gaza and headed south after they were told to evacuate their home there are many people who have stayed put, in particular the injured, severely injured people in hospital and people say look, we simply can't move our families. if they are going to stay but they've got to find somewhere relatively safe to go. people have been going to un schools, other un facilities but they've also been going to hospitals. we've seen a hospital in gaza city, the biggest hospital in gaza, that has been swamped with people camping out on the ground. i not seen the situation at this particular hospital before this strike but certainly the pictures i've been seeing this evening suggest that there were many, many people not being treated there but just trying to seek shelter.

and a church and mosque. uh to seek shelter, the this hospital, which is protestant hospital, the baptist hospital, they were the the the directors of the hospitals and the director of the health services in gaza, last night, they said they received warning along with other hospitals from the zinest entity, they gonna they have to evacuate and the... the the directors of the hospitals and the local government in gaza got in touch with the the angelican church in england and told them to do something about that so we cannot do anything with the piling amount of sick people and angel and it's any attack and there will will cause massacre that's what they said to the and they they came back to them from england said carry on about that like they got in touch with someone, so this is the first line of of the intention of massacring the people even along with some international figures trying to tell the design entity not to target hospitals and they targeted the hospital after that, there is in its own, we i see, i have with me some tweet from somebody. called hanina natali and he is under ne

now, i was following your work in covering the baptist hospital massacre, and i noticed that thousands of greek civilians protested, they took to the street to support gaza and palestine and to condemn the israeli guestinians, but i saw it on your feet, not on european mainstream media. tell us more about this. solidarity movement back home in greece and specific and maybe in europe in general and why are we seeing this crackdown in europe against the palestinian narrative those who support it? there's censorsip first of all it's an honor always an honor to be with you there is censorship not only on the palestinian issue there's a lot of subjects are governments and the whole of the self right have decided and imposed especially in greece which behaves like a us client state and says yes to everything they ask of it, the problem is even bigger. this is also a problem for domestic reporting on various issues, so much so that in the last 10 years greece has fallen 100. positions almost and some international press freedom rankings, but it's intensified for contentious current topics lik

. >>> redemption for a historic church in san jose, how the work of a pastor >>> grace baptist church in san jose narrowly escaped demolition after their previous pastor tried to sell the land to a developer to build housing and a new church. >> but now it's possible that a designation as a landmark might save the day. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: grace baptist church has been at its san jose location for more than 80 years and the congregation would make a lot of money if it sold it, but making money isn't the mission there. like a lot of churches post pandemic, the group of worshipers at grace baptist church's service was pretty small, 16 people, to be exact, but they're on a mission to help people in the san jose downtown area and it's important that they have a place to do it. >> right around the corner where you see people walking, homeless, right there on santa clara a block away and we're right in the middle of all that and that's exactly where grace baptist church wants to be. >> reporter: reverend kenneth love was only a guest pastor on this day because the congrega

difficulty of the mission, the occupation resorted to the massacre option, which was bombing the baptist hospital using the israeli air force. how did that happen? more details in the following report. since october 7, and over the course of 10 days, benjamin netanyahu has searched for military action directed against the palestinian natives in gaza, through which he would... these the extremist zist blocks. the first option was a ground invasion of the gaza strip from its north, but because of the difficulty of the mission, the occupation resorted to the massacre option, which was to bomb al-ahli baptist hospital using the israeli air force. the us made missile, which was launched from an us war jet piloted by an israeli entity pilot, hit the courtyard of the hospital affiliated with the angelican episcopal church in al-quds which contains large numbers of wounded and displaced civilians, hundreds were murtered and wounded, the majority of whom were women and children. here, the massacre, the extermination, the insane violence occurred, and the ground was colored with palestinian blood.

and what i mean is i grow baptist and my father is a baptist minister. i have no problem with that , at all. but as a young person i guess i could not be confined , and i found truth in poetry and truth elsewhere but i wondered, does this violate my baptist understanding? this is not christian. i am reading someone that is not a christian but the person speaks to me. dr. thurman told me it was okay. he said what is true in religion, is true because it is true. it is not true because it is in that religion. that allowed me to explore the truth wherever in poetry or nature, that is one of his foundations. he loved his oak tree in his backyard. he loved to hear the ocean. he always liked to stay near water. the ocean. it was the freeing of the human spirit, his search for truth , wherever you may find it and accepted as truth. >> that is really good. i mentioned helen keller recently and she said if she could see she wanted to spend three days , the first day seeing her friends, the second day seeing nature, and the third day to see new york city. >> with t

hospital in um the baptist hospital in gaza and of course they he's... said something which is verys he said, in this um deception, which is called uh, trying to compare palestine with daesh, this is part of the new rhetoric that we're hearing in the media lately uh, lot today, he said that the the true daesh is...

sanford is associated with so is a it is a baptist university or typically traditionally been a baptist university. long story. we are no longer formally affiliated with the alabama baptist convention, but it is a very serious. christian university. that is a very serious spiritual place and a very serious intellectual place. and this is his book, strangers with candy. and as he writes in it, quote again, i don't think there is a contradiction between a libertarian and economist and a christian. thanks for being book tv.

people are killed. altima is really as so i come the alley baptist hospital, the other them or kyle, this is alex. is there a live from doha? also coming up to us, president says, egypt has agreed to open the roof of border crossing into garza to allow in 20 trucks with humanitarian aids. that's announcement off to the us to present that as well as prime minister and jordan cancelled a us our summit. and a resolution of the united nation is calling a fee for humanitarian pools. in the gauze, the complex is veto. to find the us, the it's of them and goes to west civilians are still coming to terms with it is really as strike on a hospital that killed nearly 500 people. is the single worst attack on the besieged enclave and one that has spunk anger across the region, as well, has blamed islamic jihad for mis 5 rockets and accusation. the palestinian group denies as well. the attack happened just before the us president arrived in israel in the show of support terabyte and said he's received information from the pentagon that box office of claims it was not behind the hospital strike bo

i am a member of allen temple baptist church. been there for 40 years. i was the chairman of the deacon lord one time. i am still a deacon. i am a servant. a believer. i teach class 9, sunday school class. adult class. 35 or 40 people attend every sunday. we tried to make the word become alive in our lives and our context , as our understanding. i also teach old testament. i am old testament one and two, with the leadership institute that was founded by dr. smith, sr. i am a seminarian graduate. graduate of san francisco state. high school at oakland tech. i am married to dolores gibson lyles . the flower of berkeley. >> she will be looking at this. >> yes. >> we live in marin county. i was in law enforcement for 30 years . started in the berkeley police department for 20 years and came over to novato as a captain and then deputy chief. i still live in novato . >> i told you earlier i did not know you have that police background in law enforcement. i was at a gym one day and they said that their church with allen temple do a lot of work and reginald lyle

if they can do this piece of to these really attack on the baptist hospital. and because of the school defendants of people in the my, my feeling in the right way, are you paying for ways to uh, we publish doing a free all the kind of issue we all can face.

this is what they were calling it. 1500 kids walked to 16th street baptist. move that may have helped their teachers. the governor had threatened overnight to have any educator, charged with criminal collaboration for aiding in truancy today. they poured into the church. one report stated that only 887 of the 7386 black high school students attended school that friday. of the thousands who appeared at 16th street baptist were children who had come yesterday on d-day but had not made it to the front of the church to be arrested. there were kids who had seen the arrest on the news and wanted to play their part on double d-day. a lot of children were brand-new to nonviolence. they had never even showed up. james bevel pulled all of them aside and started training. he passed a trashcan through the ranks. soon the trashcan was half full with knives and brass knuckles that the kids had discarded. he said we are going to start on nonviolence today. it has to happen today. not so much as a peachpit shall be on you when you march. meanwhile, around 10:00 a.m. martin l

it is a hospital run by the baptist church. probably 500 meters, half a mile from the bbc's gaza office. i walked past it many times. as you say, the pictures we are getting there are showing complete chaos, burning buildings. the bbc spoke to a doctor working at the hospital who said some 4000 people were sheltering in the hospital and in the grounds when the strike happened. he was talking about casualties up to 1000. i have to say we have to be careful with the numbers at this stage becae frankly i don't think anyone knows, but certainly this is going to be the biggest, most deadly strike of this conflict so far, and it could be a game changing moment really with joe biden arriving tomorrow. christian: some reaction from the anglican church in jerusalem. al ahli of course is a hospital funded by the anglican church. the dean of st. george's college just tweeted the hospital in gaza took a direct hit from an israeli missile. the bombs must stop now. there can be no possible justification for this, he says. we cannot verify it

that's the out of the hospital after the baptist hospital, as we told you. i know i beg your pardon, this visa, this is footage coming from a ship, a hospital, one of the largest or the largest and goes a city where many of the wounded have been taken. as you can see, the hospital is running out of space running out of supplies. look at the car doors there shit or the semi shit and doctors are being forced to carry out surgeries on patients without anesthetics. that's where we are in the i'll shift the hospital one of the largest in gaza city right now. so that's what the counselor with is inside the gaza strip and stuff what you're, you're joining us on the phone. we continue to watch these pictures coming out of a shift. so what more can you tell us about what's happening? both at l. schiffer, where the wounded have been taken and at a loss leave where the strength of place or what we know that from the mitigated sources. the number of the victims from last night bought things up and down. and they talked about the 500 people in them, but the majority of t

they must not ever have been to a baptist church. [laughter] all of these events, both abroad and here at home, underscore the importance, and i would argue the indispensability, of american leadership. as i stand here, we are in a moral moment, a moment in which the values we hold as americans are being profoundly tested. we have all been watching the drama unfold in the house, right? in recent weeks. it was 22 days ago that the house of representatives ousted its elected leaders without having a plan in place for how to keep the institution going, and i guess that's appropriate for a party that doesn't seem to believe in government after all, so we have these extremist voices engaged in a political arson, grinding much of the business of congress to a halt. then just a couple of hours ago, they literally just elected after three weeks a new speaker, and insurrectionist, and that was only after nominating and rejecting three other candidates, and after working on it for three weeks, but that is only the tip of the iceberg. the chaos

that has been proven by the strike on the al—ahli arab baptist hospital.nd well. what do you know about events this evening in gaza city? well, just from what i've seen on the media, just the rumours what we have seen, the photographs, and it hasjust have seen, the photographs, and it has just been absolutely shocking, and where i am now sitting in rafah neara and where i am now sitting in rafah near a refugee camp as part of a refugee camp at 8000 people in here, these people are displaced. it comes from the north and they have come from the north and they have come from gaza city themselves. as a thousand people here. at night, it is usually raucous, it's loud, people are, you know, running, kids are running around. tonight, there is silence, absolute silence. he can't hear a thing. the people are just an absolute shock about what has happened. it is really, really shocking and... ijust don't know what to say. i have no words. there can't be any — what to say. i have no words. there can't be any confidence, _ what to say. i have no words. there can't be

happy, this is untainted evidence that the israeli entity actually committed the massacre of the baptist hospital, yet they are now denying it in all of the media. how do you perceive this thirst for palestinian blood and death in the colonial israeli entity settler community? i mean, what do they want? first of all, it was. them, nobody with his spine the right place, not the heart, the mind in the right place wouldn't see that, the change in the israeli society and politics has been obvious for years now, they're moving to the far right, they're moving to the far right, along with my supremecists, they have taken, they have taken the upper hand, especially with this government, this is this, i don't know, there's no words for this people, old enough to remember. 93 pro peace and pro palestinian state demonstrations in tel aviv, with thousands of socialist at the time participants, that has not been the case for some time now, may never be the case again, those that govern israel today are the ideological and political descendants of those who murder their own prime minister, hijack rab

yes, honey, with the attacks that happened on the hospital on the baptist, i'll actually baptist hospital tell us how that's shunted. also, what i have a sense of security people may have had leading to hospitals as a safe refuge. yes, i mean this, this house confirmed palestinians concerns and, and fear that there's no place no safe to placing gods a literally wherever you go, wherever you. busy go, it's not say if you are a potential target and this unfortunately is it translate to by the israel, the defense minister, sentiments when he described palestinian as human animals. and you can drill multiple lines under this word as it just defies whatever actions they are. they are taking palestinians who are asked to evacuated from the northern part of god, and namely the city of bates from noon to city that lie. and the city of jo valia including refugees, cans in the north and gauze, and govern the rates seeking refuge and shoulders in the south to find themselves under heavy bombardment and intensive air strikes. and, and now let me tell you about the timing. whatever happened during the

as riley, as stripe own the baptist hospital in gaza, which took place just several hours ago. thousands of civilians are thought to have been inside the hospital at the time of the attack. some patients were thinking medical treatment and others were trying to find a place for shelter them to meet treatment of a den car begins out coverage bodies in the hundreds scattered across the backyard of a hospital. i seen many have described as a month ago. the result of a deadly strike. a lot of my son that you can see here on my phone, my wife just told me he died. he was sitting with us and all of a sudden he disappeared. hundreds of families with sheltering in the territory of the alley baptist hospital, displaced people looking for shelter after the homes were destroyed in 11 days of non stop from boston. and we were told the red cross of the hospital to lift the civilian skin, which would mean and sudden the rockets and missiles started falling on all the civilians who with it, including women and children who had the bodies, dismembered. i should know what to do with sped pleasure. hospit

i want to welcome you to the 16th street baptist church here at 16th street baptist church. jesus christ is the main attraction. 60 years ago, the attraction of this church was the stomp out injustice, inequity and any equality. dr. shuttlesworth asked dr. king to come to birmingham. they had some lunch counter sit ins that get a whole lot of fanfare. but on good friday, dr. king was arrested. he penned this letter from the birmingham jail. but while dr. king was in jail, his lieutenants had the bright idea to get the children involved in the movement. and these future soldiers were your at that time. and they got involved in the movement and they packed this church way. the church is packed right now. and when dr. taught them how to protest nonviolently, dr. king had two overall objectives. one was to fill up the jails in birmingham. so kids like you walked out of these doors, 50 at a time and they were met by billy clubs, they were met by fire hoses. they were by police dogs, and they were taken to jail and they were ready to go to jail. and the second objective of dr. kin

obviously baptist hospital has killed at least 471. me hello there, i'm associated, hey, this is al jazeera and life center. also coming on us president joe biden needs israel's prime minister while jordan cancel the meeting with 5 and, and several arab leaders stand off at the egypt garza board of egypt. sin president says he will not allow to experience to be moved to the sign. i put into a guest of the united nations. the us a veto is a resolution calling for humanitarian pools and costs the or a war crime, a masika and a clear violation of international. busy just some of the words being used to describe as rails licensed atrocity on the people of causa. close to 500 palestinians has been killed off the health authorities say that israel carry a 1000 and strike on a hospital and central garza. it's the single worst attack on the besieged enclave and one that is spunk, rage across the region. israel has blamed, has nomic g had for the attack and accusation, the palestinian group denies that attack happened just before the us preside

that you know due to the lack of medical equipment and medical staff, it was decided to bomb the baptistoped about the killing of palestinians, you know, they they call them, you know, human savages and we need to bomb every ounce of of ghaza, because these children are terrorists in the womb of their mothers, for example, you literally have netanyahu, even his social media advisor, naftali who tweeted uh, after the occupation strike from hospital, you know, they struck a terrorist base inside hospital, i mean what's really? interesting is even the bbc itself, few days prior to that attack on the hospital um had claimed that actually um the palestinian resistance uses schools and uses hospitals as base, why? because they know that the occupying entity is going to target these very sensitive areas, so they want to provide a cover for it. the reality is the zionist entity is not shy about showing the world the true face of its criminality, they've used chemical weapons like phosphorus, they bombed the rafah crossing in which they ordered palestinians to evacuate through, killing hundreds,