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imagined, no communications and all the buildings around the ever he where been have targeted the 6 flo was hate all the around the ship that compound has been targeted. and before storming the power, they have targeted all the, the flows, the ge and the rates of communications, the unit. and we will in now outside the life we can have no contact with the outside world. and robert was that and the case was there, and they have had any movable thing before storming that on file. and we, it doesn't know what's going on. but the whole situation was vague, smoke everywhere, dust everywhere around the compound. and this has the hours of the day, and then we'd just done with them. the issue of a compound has been stormed because we have no contracts, we have no communications. and that no one can convey an image. there's no one can show any image and they have stormed the compound width and this is in the ship. go pound have said that there is no resistance at own whatsoever. and the hospital only contains in the hosp doctors and patients and displays vapor. and they have told everyone to low

the hallways are full of people, all flows at the hospital full of people from flo one through to 6. you keep saying, if this will create a problem for you, if you want to enter and see for yourself, the hospital is full of people. the reception and surgery unit is full of displaced people. dialysis unit is full of people, deliberately radiology administration to empty independence unit on the right side of the hospital. that's full of patients and full of displaced people to speak. now at the federal heart a she is law and president came by the east jerusalem, sir. what is the lexus we're hearing from the is readings about this raid at all. she felt well, initially in nearly as of the morning, a statement was released confirming that this operation was taking place based on no adjust as rated intelligence. but us intelligence as well saying that's a, it's a per sized operation in a specific area in the hospital. now since then, we've also heard these riley all me radio, say that there is no indication of the president's presence raw, the all those could being held captive inside the

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as we saw with all flo will stand the test of time as oliver, my turn and a former hostage negotiator and director of forward thinking, thanks to the the right, is the cheapest and possibly the oldest weapon of war. it's also the least condemned and most silenced war crime. it's against that backdrop that is really rights groups are trying to raise awareness about reports of sexual violence committed by her mos militants during the october 7th attack. this week protestors demonstrated outside the un office in jerusalem, calling on it to address the issue of violence against women. by whom us some is really activists say that you want to down playing the issue. the un says it has requested access to collect information about the attacks, but it has not received a response from israel. christina lamb is chief correspondent for the sunday times, and she's also the author of the book, our bodies there battlefield, in which she chronicles the lives of women in war time and house sexual violence against them is used as a weapon. christina, so good to see you again. your in israel at the mom

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otherwise, i see the agreement is reached, as we saw with all flo will stand the test of time as oliver my turn in a former hostage negotiator and director of forward thinking thanks to the of the ceasefire agreement. and it's extension has given thousands, an increased opportunity to access humanitarian, 8. but 8 organizations are warning that the situation for civilians across the enclave remains very dire. these kids raise the weather and still play outside the cooling drain. the conditions are an additional bed and for many and to make shift shelters. and garza and my bottom, the rain and cold have worn me out and i kind of do and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them. and yet i have no clothes, no food, no water jacket, and i haven't drank water in 2 days and there's no bathroom to use and have not much data outside. i'm them i'm, that's where is age organizations. then of course, you've got, you know, hundreds of thousands of children who are not in school or in very autocratic, have so a cold and starting to rain, who do not have enough food. do not have enou

and children make up some 40 percent of the fatalities allows the explosions, rock the strip again, flo is lit up. the night sky revealing the damage below. we're hearing at least 8 people were killed and another strike on the buffalo nostra hospital complex. and con eunice as well, israel and they just come off as tumbled under the medical facilitate. but it is just one of a number of clinics that have been bolted across the published any reach over the weekend, the idea financed it how to effectively surrounded gals, a city with marine forces london from the mediterranean, i think is really broad and trip to closing the cap from the west essentially separating the territories northern area from the side. so it'd be idea of space. it will keep a car door open for civilians to evacuate against that base journalist on this murder. this is the 3rd time that is there any is have attempted a full communications blackouts here in the, for the putting on the phone lines and internet all communication within the us, the, with the outside world. whenever this happens, another big mess i go to h

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if they released the hostages, i think you'd see the, the 8 flo immediately. now there's still concerns that they would be stealing the fuel in the food and the other parts of the, of the humanitarian aid. but perhaps the united nations could intervene and make sure that that gets into the hands of people. it belongs to just that 8 actually goes through. but i think that last really has the opportunity to slow things down, pause things and and that and gets as you manage, hearing a if they cared about the palestinian people in gaza now. well said indeed, right? yeah, husband, friends of holland, that is the b o is a pleasure as a my have to end of the items again for your time as well as of this. and he is as always a pleasure. and so have you with us here on auntie. in the meantime, to count on to the most interesting stories of that, we'll be back in about 30 minutes with the latest global news around up. we'll have to diagnose them the i'm action or times a welcome back to going underground broadcast people around the world from the u. a . it's been just ov

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this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that costs that guys us read from me. i read, i read all the major gaza strip into southern dogs that were dozens of palestinians were reportedly killed by is really our strikes on the city of con eunice on saturday of the locals and the volunteer medics are sifting through the ruins in search of survivors. these really military has been telling civilians to evacuate from the city ahead of an impending assault us just by previously claiming that southern does of was safe for refugees who fled from the ideas invasion of the north. canadian palestinian journalist months were. schumann brings us more. the temperature is dropping very fast to single digits right now. as you can see at all me. also, earlier there was very heavy people with temporary housing, people who constructed some tense, who put some editors afford that it's been a flight on that as of single. you know, unfortunately with that and it all has damaged and gone through people. many

this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items. that costs that goes as threats from united hiring r t. and they do gaza strip as things like this in the daily basis. it hasn't the tubs be, is ready, prime minister who's uploaded the quote, neural ethics of his country's troops and baffling him us. it's obvious, offers the audio full have absolute freedom of action in the gaza strip against any threats. this is the only way to ensure disarmament of the region. israel a bytes by the rules for this is how our army functions most merely army in the world. the from us right cross spokesman told us the civilians all paying the price for disregard of international little by both sides of the military conflicts. this is a very heretic scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza estimation of civilian and you know that the so the, the last 24 hours on the that the health ministry, your forty's before they even goes is $1000.00. that's the highest sense this. the banker has started gun silver 7 the are

this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that cause that goes us read from me i read, i read all the major gaza strip. well, it seems just like the merge and the daily basis. these really prime minister has applauded the efforts of his countries troops against some us. it's on the off which the idea of full have absolute freedom of action in the gaza strip against any threats. this is the only way to ensure disarmament of the region is real. a bytes by the rules for this is how our army functions most merely army in the world . you have to come us for a red cross spokesperson till the civilians are paying the price for a disregard of international law by both sides of the electric company. this is a very high risk scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza estimation of civilian and you know, the total. so the, the last 24 hours on the that the telephone industry, your forty's refund, even guys, is 1000. that's the highest sense this. the banker has started gums over 7 are the dimensions

because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that costs that guys us read from me. i read all the magic, gaza strip. more disturbing footage is a nice thing from these. pulling down the layer refugee compress the ideas. phones science across move in garza to medics were joined by locals and a forensic search for survivors. and mr. russel, when i went this claims and then tie a neighborhood and the settlements was read levels. those got the view tough people loading their houses, eating twins suddenly, the rubble fell on, but they were killed without even realizing what was happening. all of them were women and children is really forces occupying children. i don't understand how they could do this last lot of. so i mean, as we were bombs by error strikes, resulting the complete destruction which scattered body parts of women and children . we have been pulling them out and as you can see, now we're looking for a man, a woman, then a small child. look at this destruction. is this such a bali cap that we've known? wh

it looks like a be for a curve as a unit, as a spokesman, he says, a sustained flo fee. amount of tearing a must be allowed to get through access to safe water. the clean water is obviously absolutely essential for everyone. now, not least children. and we've heard the reports also from mouse off names of the of, of the children have been drinking salty water. you know, for 10 days it's giving them uh, the hydration. they have diarrhea. and then again, even before these lights has escalated, you had around 800000 households drinking sometimes contaminated water. um, so that staples is actually evolved so, and it's important to realize that people of the areas already densely populated. now people are living in, in shelters where that's come together with families packed together, access to scientists, asian. it's a safe water in those areas. it's so hot. that's why we've been cooling for this uh, access humanitarian access to bring in life savings supplies to bring in will to, to bring in hygiene kits, medical kits, but on the same basis. so it has to be sustained. it has to be scaled up

ongoing must have destruction of presents, of houses over its inhabitants um to the own going also flo job of a areas that is when is trying to control on it, people have no other option just to evacuate and to lead to the another in areas of the territory main while they were forced to leave for long distance in order to reach that destination. destination of the southern areas of kansas trip. they were carrying the luggage, the items um they were under the supervision and upsetting of the uh, is barely miniature drones. oh, which is dry and old, which are trying all the time to follow the movements of loose. uh does it just place people know people have what this must be your relation to do to these procedures that have that they were forced to be in due to the is very relentless attacks on the north and central areas of the city. tara, thank you very much for the update topic. i've was on my 14 there live from con eunice in southern gaza. meanwhile, the white house says present. joe biden has spoken to his ready prime minister benjamin this now on the phone, on the call and let you

they know who's responsible, who's weapons, whose money from coming from congress and then on ending flo. uh, $13000000.00 a day every day for 75 years. i know who's responsible for the crimes going on right now and who's been responsible. there's a massive marsh that's happening november 4th washington dc tomorrow. and that's just one of the actions that have been non stop across the united states and across the world. the, the global response, the global overwhelming majority, is actually against us, paid for us a quick war. and yet with all their weapons, they have been unable to defi house and in resistance, it's because growing stronger, it's gone, more united it has grown more adept at its ability to resist and survive. and i think we've got of lincoln's got to put on some different glasses to see the world as it is today, not where he can just make approximations. and that's what happened. all of the flights of the palestinians have certainly got it gone. it supports world wide, i'm sort of fund is that's all we have time for co director of international action center, but thank y

this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that cause that goes us read, brought me, i read, i read all the major gaza strip palestinians forced out of northern dogs. i continued to flee south submit. israel is the ground operation that's just by is really a tax continuing in both the central and southern part. so the, on the slides are they are the you an agency for palestinian refugees times that some 1500000 of guys is 2200000 residents have been displaced since october 7, 52 share just the dire conditions they faced on their journey different funny, it's the road that leads to death. it's likely populates. it's difficult, very difficult to will, can move to there are those who have low sums and doses the wounded, pregnant women level did not know the saving was a bad. yeah. we're from the troop. all the time we come from the, from a journey of suffering. the seed was really a journey of pain and suffering and then got to buy gold. gold protect us. we moved from here to the fleeting t

a spring in abraham, a flo. how to use an associate professor of conflict resolution of the doha institute, and welcome back to the program. so i mean moving scenes with emotional accounts of one individual lady, a lady called mine was 8 years in jail. well, recently, 48 days ago she said she was moved to solitary confinement. how typical is her experience? well, it's very typical, actually the 1st of all before october. so then they went to the $6000.00 policy of prisoners. many of them were in the never even sent to the court or the see any charges. and they went on and then some of them were imprisoned and under what's called the administrative role. that the jurisdiction that is vital does without basically putting someone in enjoyed without any challenges. so we have many of these cases and also children and women that are in prison and solitary confinement as a very the waiting on a type of punishment. and that is vital does for us in a prison with a women or men. so this is something for the front of cnn'

this way for the children because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we, because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items. that cost that goes us read from united read i read all t and they do gaza strip to disturbing 1st ages emerging from the scrolling job. only a refugee thomas has the idea of phones. science across news in gauze or to methics, were joined by locals in a frantic search for survivors. submit the revel, one eye witness claims, and then tie a neighborhood and assessments was leveled. and those guys, if you tell people moved in their houses eating twins suddenly, the rubble fell on, but they were killed without even realizing what was happening. all of them were women and children is really forces occupying children. i don't understand how they could do this last a lot of stuff. i mean, as we were bombs by air strikes, resulting in complete destruction which scattered body parts of women and children . we have been pulling them out. and as you can see now we're looking for a man, a woman, and a small child. look at this destruction is this such a ba

because of the fact of the lady, the price is if we because of the boat or flo drawers and the scarcity of these items that cause that goes us read from united reed r e r t major, the gaza strip of the conflicts between israel and thomas continues the russian emergency situations, ministry continues to evacuate russian citizens from dallas to a plane or from cairo line to the most go carrying a 120 russian. evacuate on the 4th, we heard from those who were able to sleep the conflicts. i'm not sure she does. yes. all russia, russian and mccomb. he was stuff in palestine and in colorado. he helped us to flee the world, a big brigade and thanks to them very much. they take the children, they take the bags, they take the luggage stage or let us do anything. they do everything themselves. they contacted us, the russian consulate right to us, foamed us. we didn't have electricity in palestine, and they tried to use palestinian numbers. they tried to find us. it was very difficult to get out on our own. well, they've russell boulder was boomed, they wouldn't let us in on the 1st day. i have fa