we are trying to lend a helping hand to more than 4000 families trapped in the north of the gulf strip. so i was so we have partnered with other child to agencies to provide those food packages. so this is the walk of child to organizations and benevolent individuals . we've been doing this since the beginning of the war, and one of the, one of the maternity proceeds northern part of the gulf of strip is on the verge of funding. this is a real tight, real suffering real pain. despite these various relentless bon bonded wheels bearing no effort, hunting out hot meals, buying and distributing basic food items. as you can see, i repeat, aside from israel's massless selling the northern parts of the gulf. this trip is hunger stricken, defend the sydney, and it said, allow me. this is the message of charity workers here in the north of gaza strip, which has been reeling under rootless showing and a tight siege. as israel's warren gauze continues the north is on the verge of a family, and with no hope of any relief, a being delivered to the hungry, stricken part of the street. in the, as pre

show a young family broken by the heart of these riley armies, killing and destruction in the gulf of strip and knowing it's likely that no one will ever be tried for what they soul and the pain they continue to endure. child stuff, which is 0 not much. i don't is chief of the programs on communications that to euro mediterranean human rights monitor. he says, the killings, all systematic. we believe the idea has dropped restrained in its conduct in gaza, enabling soldiers to confidently conduct these atrocities without fear of accountability . which is why we're seeing them in multiple neighborhoods and parts of the gaza strip. because we feel that the idea of soldiers on the ground have a sense of impunity, that they can do these kind of atrocious ex without any sort of accountability or investigation afterwards. so, so just would storm a school elect, a school chevy of west atlanta, north of casa, and the motor developed or excluded about 9 civilians hiding in the school. just arbitrarily. in other incidents we identified incidentally, people, people who have answer hi emerge or dementia

and this really strikes across the gulf of strip. in the past 24 hours, 10 people died in his way, the shedding of a school sheltering displaced. people in gauze as safety is rarely attacks, of killed at least $26637.00 palestinians since early september. the opposition is rarely parliament speak and assets as type like a vote of no confidence in the government of 5 minutes. have benjamin netanyahu assessed his handling of the war on gauls was making it difficult to reach a deal on the release of the captive. and at least 2 people have been killed in the ass, tried calling the building in the syrian capital, damascus, several others for wounded houses, or possibly used by a wrong revolution. regard. a spokesman full of un agency, help impala citizens, and gonzo says the organization will be forced to stop operations at the end of february. if funding isn't provided a softer, a number of countries stopped. payments on 12 staff members were accused of taking part and helped to the 7th attacks us as the agencies biggest. so now in 2023,

it's right in this engagement from the gulf of strip. now the fall rights come with say, you know, we don't want to just engagement of as a service has nothing to do. this is the disengagement. but that would need it licks the people with screaming they could hear them across the car. so now the chief of stuff has a revised has to say, he's already looking into a technical ministry pro, but also the opposition is saying that should never be a media length from a security cabinet. amazing. this just goes to show that this unity in the governments of the moment and they have cost won't benjamin netanyahu to guy. so account the 1st that okey point is tourism now funerals are being held in iran for the victims of twin bombings on wednesday. i saw says it was behind the attack that killed 89 people and took place in the city of command during a ceremony of a team of senior general cut, some sort of money who was fascinated by the united states 4 years ago. meanwhile, the rainy and president abraham raised his address to launch, crowned at the

this engagement from the gulf of strip they helped to pull settlers. also, the goal is to strip the far right with very noise without they said it shouldn't be happening during the war and started talking at this engagement of a hit office. hit by consensus, have nothing to do with this engagement. now, how's, what, how, how did the has come forward with comments today saying what he meant is it's a pro, into housing all the conducts itself. but there was a lot of criticism leveled at this, even being in the media of the opposition in israel said this shouldn't have been late, especially the security me saying, and it's about the day life. so i mean this is close enough starting the criticism, but tales and disunity inside the cabinets. thank you for that. laura con, that person okie pod east. jerusalem. now is there any forces have carried out asteroids and towns in southern lebanon? the only release vicious video showing bloss from that fight to jets among the targets was his bullet infrastructure and a military post. it comes ahead of his well, his l

news to the world from here of the israeli strikes pounds, southern and central regions of the gulf of strip devastating have ascending communities over 22400 people have now been killed since the type of 70 began the money in sight. you. this is alice. is there a lawyer from the? what's the coming up a new reality for garza, israel's defense minister lays out his proposal for the future. the protest in the entire tree. not everyone agrees.

when tank fi i hit a shelter in han eunice in the south of the gulf, the strip, the city has become the focus of his riley military operations. the un facility was housing hundreds of displays. people these ready army says it was not responsible for the strike, but that it is still investigating the incident. thousands of people have fled south from hong eunice in recent days, but many more trapped by facing in the city. in washington, dc, the by and administration has cooled, the shelling of the you and shelter. incredibly concerning. we've the poor today is a tax on the unions con eunice training center. you've heard me say it before you for the secretary, say it before, but civilians must be protected and the protected nature of un facilities must be respected and to manage. hearing the workers must be protected so that they can continue providing civilians with real life saving uh some interfering assistance that they need met alman valerie from the world health organization. tell me more about what happened of the you and shell to inform. eunice is a very hot breaking, unfortunate

show a young family broken by the heart of these raggedy armies, killing and destruction in the gulf of strip and knowing it's likely that no one will ever be tried for what they soul and the pain they continue to and you shall stop it after 0. how much your honda is chief of programs and communications as you roll mediterranean human rights monitor is joining us live, not from copenhagen. thank you for being with us. i understand your organization has been calling for investigations into events such as the one the charles has been documenting in his report. first of all, what evidence have you been gathering as an organization that events like this are happening? and basically we have documented up until now about 16 incidents of feed exclusions with the over over to tennessee victims reaching over 70. people can advise street 70 civilians. and in the police, sorry to you know, these field exclusions we for operate at that it was hard to terry, on the part of the secret forces, the method that we use, we corroborate witness eyewitness testimony with the accounts of family members that lost t

the position being between the gulf when strip of dude campaign by incarcerating thousands of the members on put a degree warranty redid charges. it says several of its members were killed in an election campaign leaked for the binding. but the ruling of, i'm in the accused, the b and b o 5. and the tax going to undermine the government have cases against me for austin and stuff like that. there's a systematic repression going on for last many years. do you have any tanks that it's on election? the you and the us have criticize the intrusion of democracy under has the nose. but regional bowers, india, china, and russia have developed strong business and security dies, protesting us government, and have to as arch lead, remain silent on our domestic policies. what we're seeing is really a silent single freedom of expression. so all this has, has scholarly fits into last year, and therefore we don't believe that a but with the sweeping from the press to close, which is the worst retreating of civic space a country can have despite the criticism, has he not, is credited for us, spectacular g

saying that this a 2 pronged approach from benjamin netanyahu, in terms of continuing to try to defeat him off in the gulf, a strip of also release. the captive is mutually incompatible. they say on one hand, you cannot continue to decimate, think because of strep, and expect the say for ton of kept us or even a deal to be struck. so that's certainly some a huge amounts of pressure back from the senior officials and also from the ministry speaking to international media. they've also been talking about a shift in the to months, from how mass now at how much they did strike a deal in the event. but with israel to release some of the captives in exchange for policy and present us. but now they're saying that the bonds a much stronger is to end the war. it's to ensure a complete withdrawal of is ready troops from casa, and also an international commitments that they can remain in power. now this isn't new, they have re, it's right to this. and they said this also in december in a statement for the international community and also to un security council that they, they want to see an end to the war and gone. so essent

and also the reconstruction of the gulf, a strip, remember more than 70 percent of it has been destroyed. so this is going to take a very long time. these res, also want for a military rein inside the golf a strip they want to be sending in vehicles as of when they see fit. and also they want to maintain a long cnn blockade, which means the day off to the war and gaza could look very similar to the day before with extremely tight restrictions and control as to what comes in and out. now it is important to say, this is not reflected in the policy of the cabinet and it may well create some big issues with a more extreme right wing camp who that is saying they want to resettle people inside got to take the policy is as we sat with them with is riley, so it will certainly cause many issues inside the cabinets and the mentioning before this didn't even get to the point of being discussed because that ended up descending into, into k. okay. awesome, i'm showing that the meeting. what happened there? an obsolete, this is according to is ray the media who at you know, many minutes says went to t

, uh, there are hundreds of thousands of people that have displaced mainly from the north of the gulf. the strip to the south, the children and families no longer have access to sustainable sources of t mode. so foods, or even schooling, the unfolding crisis that we see as early aggravates it's in recent days with an intensification of the house. so that these in the south of the gaza strip, closing yet more displacements destruction of buildings and uh, an overall exacerbation of what we're already seeing as being an incredibly worrying situation for people across the gaza strip of the and stuff with me to the right across the i see all see as repeatedly called a hole. punch is the conflict to ensure the protection of civilians under international humanitarian law. we have been able to operate with a surgical team of europe in causal hospital, which is one of the few remaining hospitals that continues to function within garza . however, that is not enough. it is very challenging for your military and organizations to be able to operate, given the prevailing and security and numerous other chall

from the united nations are what for the, the policy refugees warning of a catastrophic humanitarian situations across the gulf strip as signs of fountains . and starvation is started to be quite visible here in the southern part of the cost of as more people and get the get being sent. weeds in this small part of the, of the gaza strip, but would list human atari and 8 available. then list, food supplies and other survival items needed for their survival. what we look at here, people wait in lines for hours sometimes exceeds the 5 hours includes the entire day time just to get some water as well as some some food. there are reports about many families, google who just lived through one meal a did, or they go into 2 days or 3 days without any food whatsoever. there is melanie ethridge and that is started to be obvious when we look at most vulnerable groups of, of what's going on as women and children. there's the lack of, of substantial and material and food necessities that is important for them. but so far the situation is getting complicated and we don't see more aid, but we see more of the destruction and the de

russell that these people were looking for food, but instead came on the floor of the gulf at the long cellar, dean. because of strips main north south roads. hoping to see to have the house without a warning and is really strongly kit that they used earlier. oh, the searching for who stood with going for it. hard to hear me. okay. this is why people here or prepare to risk the noise delta, and that if it's a slew death by style vacation mode and then what have you thought is 3, how is the, the sort of, i'm all about. the basic is there is nothing to but we're all living of kind food and this is really bad at the children's suffering and loss and getting sick to what your children dying in front of our eyes. either going from the way from hunger. this is too much for us, very youngest, some of the most venerable and without punishment at serious risk, which could affect them for the rest of their lines that have not been settled and was about to get them. in a month and a half ago, this baby's white receiving point, 5 catalogs in a month and a half a loss nearly to kilo's as white as now $5.00 killers, which will imp

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strike by yemen's armed forces against an american warship in the gulf of aton in another show of support for palestinians in the gaza strip. the un urges continued funding to anrua's lifesaving aid in gaza after several western countries cut aid to an agency that two million civilians in gaza depend on, and the fallout from the icj ruling this past week that put the israeli regime and its allies on trial. joining me on this edition of the program, student and..." activist patricia talib and alongside her reviewer skype from manchester is business manager and activist natasha khan. let me start with natasha. the icj ruling did not go israel's way, although it fell short of calling for a cease fire. the court has found a plausible risk that genocide is occurring or could occur, and that will be difficult for the israelity regime to shrug off, try as it might, won't it? "i feel like we're aware that is the genocide, i mean israel have been you know giving cart blanch to level up gaza, i mean they act with that impunity, and whilst this will you know make the world aware that this is in fact the genocide and they have committ

strike by yemen's arm forces against an american warship in the gulf of aton in another show of support for palestinians in the gaza strip. the un urges continued funding to anrua's lifesaving aid in gaza after several western countries cut aid to an agency that two million civilians in gaza depend on and the fallout from the icj ruling this past week that put the israeli regime. and its allies on trial. joining me on this edition of the program, student and activist patricia talib and alongside her review skype from manchester, as business manager and activist natasha khan. let me start with natasha. the icj ruling did not go israel's way, although it fell short of calling for seaspire. the court has found a plausible risk that genocide is occurring or could occur, and that will be difficult for. is really regime to shrug off, try as it might, won't it? um, i feel like we're aware that it's the genocide, i mean israel have been you know giving cart blanch to level up gaza, i mean they act without impunity, and whilst this will make the world aware that this is in fact a genocide and they have committed war crimes, i don

these people were looking for food, but instead came on the floor of the gulf at the long salon. dean, the goal of the strips main north south roads hoping to see to have the house without a warning and is very strong kit that they used earlier. all the searching for who stood with go for it, part of hearing, okay. and this is why people here all prepared to risk the noise. the alternative is a slow death by style vacation mode, and then we'll have the that is 3. how is the, the sort of, i'm all about the basic things. there is nothing to but we're all living of kind food. and this is really bad at the children is suffering and loss and getting sick . the situation is really bad for them and has a photo season. there was very little that desperate parents can do it, since i was the what should we do? what's your children dying in front of our eyes? even going from the we from hunger. this is too much for us, very youngest, some of the most venerable and without putting a rushman, a serious risk which could affect them for the rest of their lines with the shuttle and was with somebody. ready in the month and

of this morning. an overnight and heavy artillery setting. but more distressing was, are coming from the gulf from the northern part of gauze. josh strips and gauze and city mainly where is remaining residential buildings in the western part of guys have been targeted generally with air strikes and artillery setting and more of the whole to the central part of gauze and the eastern part are being demolished in a grooves right now it more and avery group of houses contained 10 residential homes, are being demolished completely in what seems to be consistent with these really a military plan of establishing a buffer zone. because we've seen this in the past happening right after misstatements made by this very prime minister or his work cabinet. the same scenario is taking place in eastern part of con units and we're talking about after almost 50 days of ongoing, he'd be bombardment of the area and raising the agriculture land, all the remaining residential buildings to the eastern part of our new. and it's been either destroyed by every strikes or right now, we're being demolished at by the, by the military and the forces on the ground.

you and reports that a lot of people are going also displays towards the gulf of the most of the city in the south of the gaza strip. but of course, the also our reports are coming out that there are attempts to come to a new framework for a new hosted steel. there was a meeting on sunday in paris with the heads of the uh, c, i a uh, the is where the massage of the media to some katara and egypt for a new proposal that was and submitted to him us. and according to this, through these reports, and of course, all of this is unconfirmed. uh but what it, what concerns the details of such a deal is a could be seen another temporary cease fire faced released of those remaining hostages. in garza, in exchange for public opinion, prisoners, but we also understand no one of the how much data is montagnier is who is outside of cause a was invited to a to, to cairo. this different reports now saying that i'm off as over the rejected the proposal. others, i think this the reviewing it. we know that how much has insisted on in a total ending of, of this war before they would agree to release more hostages, and also a complete w

the south place, it goes with populations now crammed into rough. now's the southernmost tip of the gulf, a strip trap between the sea and the egyptian border. they have nowhere else to go . michael, have for reports told again to flee. these displays palestinian say they were forced to abandon the 1st attempt to leave hon eunice when he's ready for his open fire in the area military flyers had ordered them to go to a rough ha. so they're heading south but know full well. there's no guarantee they will be safe. the still them is the better we have to move thing in the rain and cold with 13 other people. most of them are children. look at this child is this was nothing you all who want. we all civilians with no involvement in the will. we want to eat, drink and have some way to shelter the on to even 10 say that recently established is really check points on the road. south palestinians face possible detention as well as abuse and humiliation. they say you have a whole new non is unsure of his son's face. again, i'm so low. i go back and forth every 2 hours to check on. my son did nothing now. why

gulf of aden. they also reiterated their unwavering support for the palestinians in the gaza strip and across the occupied territories. force from. yeman is from different works of life gathered in the capital sana and other major cities. they commended the yemani army for its operations against vessels linked to the united states, the united kingdom and israel in the rid sea and gulf of aden. they also reiterated their steadfast support for the palestinian people. the whole world is watching the israeli. genocidal war against the palestinian people and its result and repercussions. yemenese are also following what's happening with all their feelings. if what happened to the palestinian people had happened to other people in the world, the situation would have been the same. the palestinian people have been suffering for 75 years from continuous occupation, displacement, killing and indiscriminate attacks and they need us to stand with them, as we have one language, one religion, and as we are both suffering from opration. protesters condemned the aggression of the us and uk against their country while al

army's anti-israely operations in the bret sea in the gulf of aiden, they also reiterated their unwavering support for the palestinians in the gaza strip leadership in confronting the western powers. they have said that they have authorized the yemani army escalate its naval operations until israels its genicidal war in gaza. reporting for press tv. bahrainis have hit the streets of the capital malama to express solidarity with palestinians and to denounce the presence. of israeli and american missions in their country. the demonstration was one of the largest in recent years, reflecting widespread discontent with the kingdom's normalization with the israeli regime and his nexus with washington. the protesters demanded the withdraw of american marines as the tiny persian gulf state is the headquarters of the us navy's fifth. fleet, he argue that the us military presence is violation of bahrain sovereignty and a threat to its security. protesters also declared their undwavering support for the palestinian resistance. bahrain was among several arab countries that normalized ties with the israeli regime brokered by former us president don

of the gaza strip. all of this happen, of course, under heavy bombing campaign across the gulf. the way more than 30 people have been reported goes and tens of other injuries so far. that honey, the majority of palestinians, as you have told us, multiple times, they've already evacuated to the south. most of them are already in rough. yes, the vast majority of people are from the northern part of dogs. and the central area have already been displaced to further south here in rough city, a small part of the gas in reference to the comparison to the remaining cities of the policy. the entire truth is very small. but now we're looking at an over crowded area here with $1900000.00 display palestinians are everywhere. industries and the sidewalk and evacuation centers, even some of them, tens of them just set up their tents near the gypsy and gaza borders. all of this had been feeding into their fear of permanent displays than as more reports of his really intention of renewing it in military operations in the northern part. in fact, within the past hour, confirmed reports have been

rough these people were looking for food, but instead came on the floor of the gulf at the long cellar dean, the goal of the strips main north south roads hoping to see to have the house without a warning, and his will strongly kit dazed earlier. all this searching for him stood with going for hardly hear him. okay. and this is why people here all prepared to risk the noise delta, and that is a slow death by starvation mode. and then what have you thought is 3, how is the, the sort of, i'm all about the basic things. there is nothing to but we're all living of kind food and this is really bad at the children's suffering and loss and getting sick. the situation is really bad for them and has a sort of easy. it was very little, very desperate. parents can do it since i was the what should we do? what's your children dying in front of our eyes, either drawing from the way from hunger. this is too much for us. very youngest, some of the most venerable and without putting the rushman at serious risk, which could affect them for the rest of their lines for the shuttle and was about to get them in a month and a half ago,

and also the people put in charge of that pro and they were part of the 2005. israel's unilateral disengagement from the gulf, the strip and that worries that they, they will continue this rhetoric of this engagement where many people want to see israel completely in control of that. so it's really reflecting this massive divide in audiology inside the cabinet. and also between not the will cabinets and the military. and it's certainly something when us sectors of state anthony blinking visits, he will not want want to see i'm the one to show him that they have a united front out. but i think it's also going to be looking at, at the deal with the captives. the are still inside garza, many will have died since he was last here. and they also want to look at the security situation in the north with has fuller and make sure that doesn't escalate into a why. so we'll, so that's a lot of pressure now from this us visits slower con, interesting stuff that from occupied east jerusalem. now us secretary of state and to be blinking is beginning and all the diplomatic towards the middle east is due to meet need is in israel for

and yeah, who's been saying from the beginning to the only way of to see things come up inside the gulf, the strip is through military pressure. thank you for that. laura call them that 1st thing ok point is wrestling. is there any forces have demolished several houses in hebron and the occupied westbank in an overnight raid. the times of 3 palestinian men accused of killing and is ready. soldier november was for grades all now and nightly occurrence and symbol and gauze and began they often leave a train of destruction encouraging damage, roads, shops, holmes speak to him, a correspondent, the humming challenger, and is in ramallah for us. so bring this up to date. these latest is there any res mohammed somebody in 1st let me tell you and our viewers, more of what we found out about the rates that happened in hebron to the overnight hours. those were raids that were targeting 3 homes of 3 different palestinian men who'd been accused of killing and his really soldier in mid november. now the homes of 2 of those 2 of the 3 homes were demolished. one of them was destroyed by bulldozer, the other one

gulf of aden. yemen was the target of the missile attack. the families and relatives of the prisoners of the zionist regime in the gaza strip intensified their protests against netanyahu's cabinet . the zionist media reported the conflict between the minister of finance and four members of the captives' families in front of the ministry of war. with the increasing concern of the families of israeli captives about the return they intensified their protests against the occupying regime from gaza with their coffins. and called for a change in the policy of military pressure, the failure of which has caused the death of 27 israeli prisoners. the families of the prisoners of the zionist regime in the gaza strip renewed their protest movements against the israeli cabinet with slogans before returning with the coffins and held the prime minister of this regime, benjamin netanyahu, responsible for the fate of their children. one person also died in the state of oregon due to severe storms, and these two states are still under a state of emergency. while the most the victims were in tennessee and oregon, other deaths were reported in iran, pennsylvan

of hormuz and the persian gulf . younes shalo, a senior reporter of sada news agency sima bandar abbas, martyr abu mehdi al-muhandis. the occupied city of sedirout near the gaza strip targeted by a rocket attack. following this attack, alarm bells have sounded in the zionist settlements adjacent to the gaza strip. at the beginning of the fourth month of the al-aqsa storm operation, the gaza strip is still the scene of conflict between the occupation regime of jerusalem and the resistance forces. the war in gaza entered its fourth month. the occupying army neither destroyed the resistance nor freed the zionist prisoners completely. but on the other hand, as reported by the zionist media, the conflict and tension between the members of the war cabinet has reached its peak. today the loudest voice heard from israel is the voice of political differences. all ministers and army commanders are following their own personal political interests. there are differences in the cabinet such that the media say that the cabinet meeting has turned into a platform for accusations and settlement of accounts and a battle scene of everyone against everyone. what has been released from

for rafa these people were looking for food, but instead came on the floor of the gulf, it along so long. the, the goal is a strips main north south roads hoping to see to have the house without a warning and is really strong a day earlier. others searching for help, for instance, with going for it. hard to hear me, okay. and this is why people here all prepared to risk the noise. the alternative is a slow death by starvation mode. and then what have you. that is 3. how is a buckle? yes, the med, most of the i'm all about the basic is there is nothing to but we're all living of kind food and this is really bad at the children, the suffering and loss and getting sick situation is really bad for then it has of 14 no age is desperately needed, but for that to happen, the funding cost is still talked about as boone algebra, russell in southern guns, special ed hill and l just air. the un security council discusses rushes allegation that ukraine shut down a military plane carrying ukrainian prisoners of war and another mass drive on the us. and for $1.00 to $3.00 decades off to the 1994 genocide, the had a low the the

of the gulf stream. that's why the, it's right, not the central part of the middle area of the central area of the gaza strip. and it's, it is just a strategic a location because it's a, from the why that it's easy to get to all the, the entrance of the other rugby g cans, in the central part of the gaza strip. but as of this happening, the reports about multiple injuries as there are attractive drawings hovering at the very low level in the skies of the central part. and that it tragically targeting people who are trying to lee at the, for the horror of the bombs right now. in the, in the center of the a report, the reported cases into lots of hospitals confirmed that these individuals who arrived the hospital a ready dead as they were shot at it from these uh, attack a drones better known here as a quad. the cop there is the heart attack draws sometimes kerry, explosive, explosive materials and not. and other times they are suicide. those a drones as they can attack the buildings and the flats and in residential homes, a bit as over night. the nearly hours of this morning get the airy strikes and the artil

of hormuz and the persian gulf. yunus shalo, a senior reporter of sed and cima news agency. bandar abbas novo shahid abu mehdi al-muhandis. the occupied city of sedirvet, around the gaza strip , was targeted by a rocket attack. following this attack, alarm bells sounded in the nearby zionist settlements of barik. gaza sounded. at the beginning of the fourth month of the al-aqsa storm operation, the gaza strip is still the scene of conflict between the occupation regime of jerusalem and the resistance forces. the war in gaza entered its fourth month. the occupying army neither destroyed the resistance nor completely liberated the zionist era. however, as the zionist media declares, the conflict and tension between the members of the war cabinet will not be resolved . they know politics, and the chief of staff of the zionist army has formed a committee to investigate the failure of the 7th of october in the field of the sources of resistance from the intense conflict between qassam fighters and the occupying forces in khan yunus , jabalia camp and south of gaza. in these clashes, 8 zionist soldiers were killed and a number of zionist soldiers were killed due to the explosion

thousands of palestinians have probably been abducted by israel. forces in the gaza strip facing humiliation and torture in detention and the germany army says it has talked with an american ship in the gulf of aden with appropriate naval missiles in response to the us lead air strikes on the country. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. now 105 days into the israeli war on the gaza strip and the regime continues with a scarpet bombing campaign across the beseeged palestinian territory. the overall death toll from the regime's war has passed 24,760. more than 62,00 others have been wounded and thousands are. still under the rubble of their homes. israel keeps bombing residential buildings and refugee camps in areas it had said that would be safe. hospitals are overwhelmed across the besieged territory with people literally waiting on the floor for medical staff to intervene and save them. the deadly raids are being conducted while the coastal territory is under near total communications blackout imposed by tel aviv. south african politician. and youth activist muhammad khalid sad has talked to us about the israely genocide in

of the gulf. it along so long. the. the goal is a strips main north, south roads hoping to see to have it out without a warning. and it's very strong smell. they used earlier. oh, there's searching for help, for instance, with going for it. hard to hear me, okay. and this is why people here all prepared to risk the noise. the alternative is a slow death by starvation mode and then what have you thought is 3, how is the, the sort of, i'm all about the basic things. there is nothing to but we're all living of kind food. and this is really bad at the children's suffering and loss and getting sick . a situation is really bad for them and has a thought of jesus. it was very little that desperate parents can do so. so if we have the, what should we do? what your children dying in front of our eyes, either going from the we from hunger. this is too much for us. very young, some of the most venerable and without putting to richmond all at serious risk, which could affect them for the rest of the month. the shuttle and was about to get them. in a mo

set up bakeries to ease an acute food shortage, but the month for bridge is filed, stripping supply, barbara and gulf of reports. that's who, on hunger at this bakery and destiny, a refugee camp in northern casa, secure, and it position in the queue, doesn't guarantee families bread, even on good days. there isn't enough to go around and it's expensive. the children go every early morning and stay in the queue just to get a number where they were told to come again and 9 am to get bread. when they went to 9, the children are told to come up to 2 hours why the children went after 2 hours and still there's not enough flowers. i am here to see what is going on and it is late afternoon and still no bread. have 23 family members. sometimes we don't have food . we just give anything to the children, like a piece of chocolate that's the local leaders have set up selling points to ease the acute food shortage and become you and well sweet program says everyone in the strictest hungry about that. and i look ahead, we have supported one of the governments opened the spread point to help the people, the price is 5

massless selling the northern part of the gulf, this trip is hunger stricken the city and said, i mean this is the message of charity workers here in the north of gaza strip, which has been reeling under rootless shelling and a tight siege as israel's war and gaza continues. the north is on the verge of a family and with no hope of any relief, aid being delivered to the hungry stricken part of the strip. how much the, the most, what's, what's coming here and i'll just say we're including there's hundreds of people right here. outside of the many believe that the president would only make words we report from when desire is where controversial economic reforms being debated more and spend the the brought to you by visit capital. and they might be one day's relief from what's been fed. the cold weather in the northeast, the us new yorks up to 9 degrees. this code is going to come back down again and watched her on the face temperature. griffin full to 0 at the same time, down the pacific coast. ready to spread over then to mexico. i've a lot of times just back here, bring at snow to the rockies and the cascades. you'll notice, but the co incident phase roll

gulf of aden. yemen says will continue its operations until the regime stops its genocide in the besieg gaza strip. "the islamic resistance in iraq says it's launched new strikes a military base housing us occupation forces in syria and in israeli target and occupy palestinian territories. iraqi resistance said it fired a barrage of rockets at syrias occupied konoco base, adding it was a third strike on the base in a day. the second attack was carried out using drones and it targeted the port of ashtad and occupied palestine. over the past months, iraqi resistance forces have carried out almost daily. attacks on american basis in iraq and neighboring syria as well as israeli targets and occupied territories. islamic resistance in iraq says attacks are in response to israely genocide in gaza and us support for the regime. iran's right christus societies hosted a conference in tehran in support of gaza representatives of different relief organizations operating in conflict zones were present. press tv's gisu misha ahmedi was there to get us story. the world's largest humanitarian network mobilized to

of way that people in the gaza strip can exit. to go find work in play and send remittances home. and one of the rules that persian gulf governments can have is they can offer a work permits to people willing to, to try their hands. so they can earn a living because the aid is not going to flow the way it used to do you see an end of work permits for palace, indians in israel, because a lot of the transfer payments and the economic activity of both the west bank and gaza was tied to the is really economy and it really breaks the question, what is real play a role in rebuilding costs. um we have like some day this has to be an economic unit. some day it has to impossible to get on a train in cairo and get off the train to damascus with a stop in jerusalem in between. and all that this area is too small for city, for so many borders. and so much and tagging is, but i don't think, i don't think any time soon. it's gonna be a lot of movement from guys into israel that trust has been forfeited. people. because even though the number of people who did the violence is finite, they do seem to have had a lot of information from

of way that people in the gaza strip can exit. to go find work in play and send remittances home. and one of the rules that persian gulf governments can have is they can offer a work permits to people willing to, to try their hands. so they can earn a living because the aid is not going to flow the way it used to do you see an end of work permits for palace, damian's in israel, because a lot of the transfer payments and the economic activity of both the west bank and gaza was tied to the is rarely economy and it really banks the question, what is real play a role in rebuilding costs. um we have like some day this has to be an economic unit. some day it has to impossible to get on the train in cairo and get off the train to damascus with a stop in jerusalem in between. and all elizabeth area is too small for suit, for so many borders and so much antagonists. but i don't think, i don't think any time soon. it's gonna be a lot of movement from god's into his real that trust has been forfeited. people. because even though the number of people who did the violence is finite, they do seem to have had a lot of information fro