can um gasens will have already built something to sustain themselves and their life would have moveded in a military capacity, why target it, um, but i guess what has been done right, we've seen it happen with hospitals and schools, so what can we expect of the designist entity really and truly? it's a good question, and all of it happening in a place that was already called the world's largest open air prison. "there is no shortage of the amount of misinformation out there on the internet, on social media, or people masquerating as people they're not in order to have some kind of an impact on their audiences there. what did you find as far as that is concerned? well, you know, if uh, guess it's very, that's an apt introduction for for the gentleman, although that's not a word that we should use for for someone like him, um, and what?" he does uh to the arabic speaking world regarding israel and palestine. let's first have a view of this and we can discuss him in a moment. so um this is a little bit of satirical piece rather than you know an information piece from social media, but i

publicly at this time, sitting on the ground and dissmay in front of dead bodies wrapped in white sheets, gasen alahfarna, who lost eight family members, said he was the only survivor. cafarna injured and with his arm in a cast f at two locations with his family before being hit by an israeli air strike that killed his pregnant wife, his brother, father, two cousins and two extended family members. we received a message to leave baithan town, so we went to beach refugee camp. they threatened the building we were in, so we went to find safety in the beach camp, but the building we were in was also threatened so we had to. where we stayed in an apartment there, suddenly around 4 am, a strike hit us and we don't know why we have done nothing, and that's all. the israeli military on friday, october 13th called on all civilians in gaza city to evacuate southwards, as it maintains its bombardment of the coastal enclave, that would involve moving more than... 1.1 million people from the north to the south of the besieged enclave in 24 hours, task that experts say is impossible without causing major hu

ceasefire was implemented and it was passed in the security council, lot of the mass murdering of gasens would have been prevented, yes massacker was prevented by all those powers who claim to be the more most human rights champions and this is seriously one has consider them the fascist governments against the palestine and they are supporting israel like anything and 100 billion dollar aid is in process on the other hand they have given clean sheet to israel to like just destroy the ghaza what they have squeezed to just few kilometers. and this is what i should say, i have much less words to explain the henous crime that may not be precedented in the history, america has been like playing as as a fascist government all over the world for years, for decades now, it's more than 76 years now the palestine is struggling against israel to survive and all those countries are supporting you know undue proportion and now the rejection of the russia's resolution in un security council is a sheer violation of the human rights i believe meanwhile the us has sent military aid to and since 2016 the

his numerous. has been referred to as the world's largest open air prison uh where the 2.3 million gasens uh do not have proper access to uh to many basic commodities in addition to that they don't have access to proper water sanitation as well and now i'm pretty sure that medical and uh other uh equipment are running low as uh the soul power plant in gaza has stopped functioning as of wednesday which means that these medical facilities uh have to rely on their power generators which probably won't last uh too long uh and then of course there's the non-stop israeli pounding and uh indiscriminate attacks taking place on gaza, which is uh adding to the uh already insurmountable load on the shoulders of the medical workers in the gaza strip. so in continuation of uh what we we were just uh covering the icrc, the international committee of the red cross has said that the power outages and uh these medical facilities will basically turn them into uh graveyards as the hospitals and healthcare centers in gaza are facing catastrophic uh situation as we speak. people across the globe have taken to

, not just over the past few days, but uh the crimes that have been committed against gasen since uhnequivocal support. that the likes of the united states have given to the israelis, which as experts point out, the israel have shown over the uh years that they believe they are above international law, how can that status quo cha change? since the creation entity in in palestine, by the way, i just want to give a historical background to this entity in a quick, in a minute, the the idea of this entity in in palestine, which separate west asia from africa, which is house that region housing the arab world and then it's the heart of the islamic world. from there they want to put palasant was the idea of bunapart, when bunapart went and invaded egypt in 1799 and then invaded palestine and was defeated in ak in palestine and committed massacre in java, which is tel aviv today, beseed gaza was defeated, couldn't conquer gaza as well, and the french left and the their campaign was a failure in egypt since his lead the leader of... campaign after punapart called claber was assassinated by t

sitting on the ground in dismay in front of dead bodies wrapped in white sheets, gasen, ala al caferna, who lost eight family members, said he was the only survivor. cafarna, injured and with his arm in a cast, fled two locations with his family before being hit by an israeli air strike that killed his pregnant wife, his brother, father, two cousins and two extended family members. we received a message to leave bait hanon town, so we went to beach refugee camp. they threatened the building we were in, so we went to find safety in the beach camp, but the... the building we were in was also threatened so we had to move to sheikh radhanwan town where we stayed in an apartment there, suddenly around 4:00 am, a strike hit us and we don't know why we have done nothing, and that's all. the israeli military on friday, october 13th called on all civilians in gaza city to evacuate southwards as it maintains its bombardment of the coastal. that would involve moving more than 1.1 million people from the north to the south of the besaged enclave in 24 hours, task that experts say is impossible wit

bombardment, attacking civil infrastructure and killing children tries to break the legendary resolve that gasen'sم على معبر رفح فرحت فيهم وفرحوا فييا والحمد لله رب العالمين ربنا جمعنا بس للاسف الشديد ما فيش مجال الانسان فرحته تكتمل انه يكون اهله موجودين جميعا كان ابني تركه في الاردن انا ما كان تيخلص وراكه بنتي لانه متزوجه وعندها بنت وحامل صعب انها تيجي في الايام هذه لان الطريق طويله وصعبه to get out of gaza we take the same route the ghaza subway the tunnels the egyptian authorities are aware of these tunnels, closing them when under pressure, even after the uprisings in egypt, gaza is still not completely open to the outside world, freedom is very precious thing for every human being, it is very valuable, we cannot evaluate how it is, بنبل الريك يا شروشنا في الارض نازله غني حلفنا بتراب الوطن ما نعيد الا فيك ندعس عرقاب الصهين ونعملها طريق فكل المشاكل هي مصدرها عمليا الاحتلال سواء في غزه او في الضفه في القدس او في حتى في خارج فلسطين الاحتلال بطاردنا في كل في كل مكان فالحلم اللي هو التخلص من من الاحتلال الصهيوني ايه اللي جاثم على اقسم لك بالله اخرى كمان وانا هذا رضعتته لاولادي ان كان نتنياهو عنيد ا

publicly at this time, sitting on the ground in dism in front of dead bodies wrapped in white sheets, gasen alahfarna, who lost eight family members said he was the only survivor. cafarna injured and with his... a cast fled two locations with his family before being hit by an israeli air strike that killed his pregnant wife, his brother, father, two cousins and two extended family members. we received a message to leave bait hanon town, so we went to beach refugee camp. they threatened the building we were in, so we went to find safety in the beach camp, but the building we were in was also threaten. and so we had to move town where we stayed in an apartment there. suddenly around 4 am, a strike hit us and we don't know why we have done nothing and that's all. the israeli military on friday october 13th called on all civilians in gaza city to evacuate southwards as it maintains its bombardment of the coastal enclave. that would... involve moving more than 1.1 million people from the north to the south of the besieged enclave in 24 hours. task that experts say is impossible without causing m

despite the suffering gasens endure, they try to delight themselves in the hope that a day will comeing the founder of the movement were studying at egyptian universities. i clearly remember how the israeli occupation army killed my grandfather in cold blood in 1967 for no reason. emerged as a main power and there cannot be any truce without the islamic jihad. therefore, the islamic jihad was present because of its presence and steadfastness in the battle. art is the title to describe the beauty or language used to translate. its emotions and feelings, resulting in aesthetic values, interacting with all the people, despite the different tongues and colors. everyone that sees the smoke envisages destroyed home with dead people and devastated lives in its place. however, i try to bring this place back to life in my own way where i can change the image of destruction into an image that's more. every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful and civilized way. i think the israelis oppose this as they search for any image that they can use to tarnish the p

that publicly episode. stutting. found in dismay in front of dead bodies wrapped in white sheets, gasenfarna injured and with his arm in a cast fled two locations with his family or being hit when israely air strike that killed his pregnant wife, his brother, father, two cousins and two extended family members, we received a message to leave bait hanon town so... we went to beach refugee camp, they threaten the building we were in, so we went to find safety in the beach camp, but the biiling we were in was also threatened, so we had to move to sheikhwantown where we stayed in an apartment there, suddenly around 4 am, a strike hit us and we don't know why we have done nothing and that's all, the israeli military on friday october 13th called all civilians in gaza city to. evacuates southwards as it maintained its bombardment of the coast enclave, that would involve moving more than 1.1 million people from the north to south of the beseged enclave in 24 hours. tast that experts say is impossible without causing major humanity consequences. nowhere and gaz is safe and this is the general f

american media, this denial, or whether it's of course um, like um, you know, mass murdering uh, gasens and and and saying that this is necessary to fight hamas of course that is that is the narrative, but what is more ridiculous is uh the this comparison um to to the united states, um, you know, which has actually wiped out and murdered native americans in in much the same way, um, so by fearmongering with the comparison of of mexico, um, which didn't occupy murder and rain palestinians for 75 years or americans. um rather it was it was comparatively the other way around where exactly united states actually uh yeah it was comparing apples you know apples and oranges yeah exactly now essentially yeah now julia the kater amir is asking uh for this he's saying that the only uh solution is to achieve lasting peace and security but is that achievable how it's not achievable as long as there is an ongoing occupation which uh is vested in the arature and in the genocide of the local population, that is israel as it as its fundamental existence as as illegal occupation um and of course with qa

the palestinian journalists based in gaza has offered a horrific account of the fight of gasens and theire most basic necessities of life. the journalists lamented the inaction of the international community and his pasivity in the face of flagrant is violations. every day tell myself what's happening now is the worst, what would be a worse out than bombing hospitals, churches, masks, children, women, ambulances, journalists and their homes, what else could be targeted? that's too much for me to handle. we are now in the third week of the war and all services have been disrupted. even if you're you cannot call the ambulance. i'm supposed to report what's happening since i'm here in gaza. how can i do that with no internet or fuel to drive my car and no electricity? everything has been cut off. i can't understand the stage i've reached or that there is a country grappling with this dire situation while the whole world and the arab leaders are just watching an international law or anything else is disregarded. for three weeks we have been literally dying and have been struggling to. discuss

uh innocent gasen children have to die, how many more residential buildings have to be obliterated before the uh the likes of the un actually step in, stop giving platitudes and actually uh put in some tangible action. the mass demonstrations that we see throughout the world right now clearly shows that the people, the citizens of the world are for palestine, every human being, regardless of the ethnicity, religion has natural inclination towards justice, it's an inate nature that all human beings have, so clearly there is support.

ashref, uh, i want to go back to the israeli warning that was given to to gasens uh, if i'm correct, it was on friday, which uh told uh around million uh, 1.5 million gazans to move south and in the gaza strip, that was condemned across the board by international organizations, it was condemned by the united nations itself, how did that pan out? how many uh gasons uh had to to relocate, did they have uh the the capability, the facilities to be to to carry out that relocation, and then in response to that israel was actually bombing areas in southern ghaza where it had told gazans to move to to take refuge to in the first place, well uh with the new nakba or the new catastrophe or the new... reviction of palestinians or relocation was this was similar to the nakba of 1948, the disposition and forced removal from palestinians back in 1948 around 8000 of them from the historic land of palestine to other places, so right now myself included, we are idps, we are internally displaced people persons and as of of when the uh warning was made by by the uh israeli army spokesperson basically..

right wingness religious zoinaness you which are calling for elimination of the garsens, crushing of gasen, they are using very strong language, my fear is that the land incursion that is going to happen is just matter of time and this is going to be very bloody this time, very bloody this time, right? because what happened was that the israelis were caught by surprise, it was really the 9-11 moment in the sense that they did not expect the hamas to... to you know start a war on on saturday, they were caught by surprise, their complicency, their arrogance, their heubres, their you know their emphasis on technology, their emphasis on their mosat, the penetration of of hamas, i mean whatever, i mean the their own weaknesses, they were caught by surprises, surprise, now they have giared up their act and they are going to use lot of force. in in gaza. okay, what has happened is that united nations security council you know did not, i mean as expected, didn't have much to say about it, about the event, but the united nation security council, i mean that is sort of paralyzed, we know that, but a

like donald trump's america and the current israeli leadership. was addressed famously in 1970 by gasens, of the palestinian people. who are uproted, thrown in the camps, living in starvation, killed for 20 years and forbidden to use even the name palestinians, the better that way even dead though, maybe to you, but to us, it's not, to us to liberate our country, to have dignity, to have respect, to have our mere human rights, is something as essential as life itself, one thing was absolutely clear from my journey through occupied palasty. and that was that palestinians were not going to give up their freedom anytime soon, so the question now remaining to be answered, is our palestinians and israelis to be considered as equal human beings and allocated the same rights in a real democracy, or is the current system of israeli privilege going to remain as palestinian rights are trumped by the claims of security and wants of the privileged israels in a permanent state of apartide. and if this is to be the case, what will separate the condition of humanity from the barbarism of the past, whi

three medical centers have been suspended, and we have discovered that , unfortunately, they used gasen very useful. i can propose. that these excellent studies are also the result of companies that failed xenon bring anesthetics to the market, since it is very expensive, requires special equipment, but it will turn out to be a golden anesthesia, so now xinon has occupied a new niche, since it causes a feeling of mild euphoria, which means it can treat depression, anxiety and headaches. moscow is full of clinics offering to breathe gas for a tidy sum. use in private clinics is illegal. it is not allowed, it actually harms the health of patients, no one has studied the long-term consequences of using this gas. we made an appointment at one such an office. first, i would like to consult a doctor, can i breathe gas, and is it necessary? the symptoms she named were lack of sleep, depression, and headaches. doctors say, oh, well, it’s because of my nerves, so i’m somehow nervous , i’m getting worse, in general, but i often get nervous, so you have hypothyroidism, yes, yes, yes, and hypothyro

know that the israeli regime has uh cut off um water, food and energy supplies to the 2.4 million uh gasens, some countries have already called for humanitarian corridor to let uh civilians uh to basically get out and avoid the violence, but uh more important to that is to get aid into the gaza strip, egypt uh has stated that the rafa crossing will be opened on friday to send relief into the territory, question is why the reluctance uh to assist uh the the palestinians in gaza and to alleviate some of the suffering uh of of the gazans up until now uh firstly just want to command the report that we heard from sister mona khandil excellent report of what's happening and it gives a full picture of what israel is trying to do it's every action uh whether cutting water, cutting electricity, preventing humanitarian aid to reach people, all of these policies are war crimes and genocide under international law, the problem is with the egyptian regime particularly that it doesn't really have any kind of real sovereignty, i mean they wait for an okay from israel and from the united states and they wa

that, basically how much more does the international community need to see, how many more uh innocent gasen children have to die, how many more residential buildings have to be obliterated before the uh the likes of the un actually step. in stop giving platitudes and actually uh put in some tangible action. the mad demonstrations that we see throughout the world right now clearly shows that the people, the citizens of the world are for palestine. every human being, regardless of the ethnicity, the religion has natural inclination towards justice, it's an inate nature that all human beings have, so clearly there is support. for the palestinians, there is support for the gazans, there is support for those in the west bank and jerusalem, there is support for them throughout the world, and the mass protest that we see throughout the world are a clear reflection of that support. it is these governments, these western backed puppet governments that are to be blamed, not the people. it is these governments that prevent their own citizens to raise a voice for palestine. it is these governments that