the international committee of the red cross tried as possible to improve performance and work capacitydreds of times for humanitarian medical permissions, including permission for ambulances to access areas targeted by heavy werefare sustaining severe damage among population. we tried to get the ambulances reach the victims as soon as possible. to go retrieve them and that took from 9 in the evening till two in the morning. i am certain they were injured, but due to the long weight and bleeding, their blood drained and they died. i am sure the israelis made us wait until they were dead. i saw the tanks passing by them back and forth. ambulance driver halid used to retrieve by. of marters from incident scenes, but he faced something much more difficult than that when he received the call to head to northern gaza to evacuate someone. اشاره من, we were advised there were injuries in the battle round about, myself and two other medical staff went to the scene, at first glance, and both legs of the first man i carried were amputated. 10 to 15 meters ahead we found another injured person. ma

about the demand, the non-admission of the leadership of the belarusian red cross committee, and these are the national divisions of the internationalttee of the red cross, mr. shevtsov, who was noticed in the fact that he facilitated the movement of the same ukrainian children. from the occupied territories of ukraine from the russian federation through the russian federation to belarus and, accordingly, he himself visited the luhansk and donetsk regions and this served the fact that he was expressed, to put it mildly, distrust and a demand arose from on the part of the international committee of the red cross, so that he is not the local head of it. division of the belarusian red cross committee, during the re-election conference the belarusian side did not comply with this requirement, he remained in this position and , accordingly, this became the reason for the suspension of virtually all the powers of the relevant funding of the same belarusian red cross committee. this is a unique case in fact, because it shows how a state influences an international institution, in fact, subordinating it to its policy and to its practices, w

well, from the point of view of the international committee of the red cross, anything that's going tocivilians during this type of a conflict is something that should be welcomed. but our view is that the conditions that are in place at the moment, the humanitarian response that we're able to deliver, it's not meeting the needs. and right now a political response is what's required. so we encourage these talks, and we hope that both the parties to the conflict and anybody that has influence reminds everybody who are involved here that civilians must be protected. and that it's the parties to the conflict that have that responsibility. our role is to remind them... if a humanitarian cease—fire doesn't come into immediate effect, it's not expected to, what other measures, what other levers are there to pull to try and improve the situation? things like potentially opening more crossings. opening more crossings, it's certainly something that the international committee of the red cross would welcome if it ensures that a greater amount of assistance is able to reach those that need it mos

and he to it walks out with sarah to if his spokes passed since the international committee of the red cross interest. and thanks very much, sarah. thank you so much. have a nice, a as well as the casualties continue to mount every day. the number of operational hospitalized as well as the medical stuff needed to run them, as sarah was saying, that is decreasing the outlets. the hospital in central dogs is just one of those on the immense pressure of the an idea straight. for example, know cool such the survivors in the rubble, at least 40 people have reportedly been killed in strikes on central golf, on top, se nice office to turn off the are because this report from the out. so we're here in a lot. so hospital, a medical facilities that has been badly damaged so many people are coming here because of the as rarely rates which target civilians in particular. it's making the situation worse. there's a lack of medical facilities here to deal with the severity of people's injuries. we will try to show you what the survivors are dealing with in this intensive care units. most of them are women

civil populations, medical facilities, medical crews is the responsibility of the international committee of red cross tried to protect the international law during wartimes. occupied palestine is considered one with the highest exposure rate to daily killing and suppression. thus the committee has been keen to report to the occupation army about their daily practices during military campaigns and ongoing shielling of cities and subberbs of west bank and gaza strip. one of the key practices is hindering the medical crews from reaching out to the victims and monded people who were deprived from having access to life. the icrc found two murders, we were told to go retrieve them and that took from nine in the evening till two in the morning, i am certain they were injured, but due to long weight and bleeding, their blood drained and they died, i am sure the israelis made us wait until they were dead. so tanks passing by them back and forth till they died, and then they allow the ambulance to the area, ambulance driver on jalad is to retrieve bodies of marters from incidents. but he faced something much m

international committee of red cross tried to protect the international law during war times, occupied palestine is considered one with the highest exposure rate, daily killing and suppression, thus the committee has been keen to report to the occupation army about their daily practices during military campaigns and ongoing shilling of cities at suburbs of west bank and gaza strip. one of the key practices is hindering the medical crews from reaching out to the victims and moond people who were deprived from having access to life, saving. the icrc found two marters, we were told to go retrieve them and that took from 9:00 in the evening till two in the morning, i'm certain they were injured, but due to the long weighted bleeding, their blood drained and they died, i am sure the israelis made us way until they were dead, i saw the tanks passing. by them back and forth until they die, and then they allow the ambulance to the area, ambulance driver khalid used to retrieve of marters from incident scenes, but something much more difficult than that when he received a call to head to northe

they fear, or slow dest from hunger or disease. stephen ryan, from the international committee of the red cross, is in rafa where nearly half of all causes have fled. he told me about the conditions there as well. they the same thing you see across rough uh each and every day become more and more uh, concerning uh, over the last couple of weeks we have seen tens of thousands, a, if not hundreds of thousands of people arriving rough. had to set up a temporary tents in places that aren't designed to hold large numbers of people. you would have seen in the reports as now that the, the conditions in these places are not suitable. there isn't enough water and there isn't enough. uh, sheltering material i, there isn't enough sanitation and certainly people also don't have enough access to foods, even if there is food in the americans. you would have heard that most people can't afford us. so the conditions here in rafa are extremely dire. and the amount of turn organizations that are here are struggling to be able to respond because we do not have enough really supplies to be able to meet these needs

people to hospitals to be carried out. the implementation of conventions, including the international committee of red cross tried to protect the international law during wartimes. occupied palestine is considered one with the highest exposure rate to daily killing and suppression, thus the committee has been to report to the occupation army about their daily practices during military campaigns and ongoing shilling of cities as suburbs, west bank and gaza strip. one of the key practices is hendering the medical crews and made us wait until they were dead, i saw the tanks passing by them back and forth until they died, and then they allowed the ambulance in the area, اتاكدوا, the first man i carried were amputated. 10 to 15 meters ahead, we found another injured person. ورجع نرجوع، وهم راجيبوا اصابات. carried wounded man from the area while their other ambulance driver kali was reversing the ambulance to get closer to them as they carried the wounded man to be laid in the very same ambulance with other two injuries. despite the hard disputation, they continued their work to the surprise took place. i was rev

i'd like to speak to stephen ryan, from the international committee of the red cross. he's joining me today from rafa in southern cause i thank you so much for taking the time out. nearly half of gauze his entire population now crammed inside rasa. can you describe for us what the conditions are like there as well? they the same thing. you see across rough uh each and every day become more and more uh, concerning uh, over the last couple of weeks we have seen tens of thousands, a, if not hundreds of thousands of people arriving rough. had to set up 10 pretence in places that aren't designed to hold large numbers of people you would have seen in the reports. us now that the, the conditions in these places are not suitable. there is enough water and there isn't enough uh, shelter, material i there isn't enough sanitation and certainly people also don't have enough access to foods, even if there is food in the market. you would have heard that most people can't afford us. so the conditions here in rafa are extremely dire, and the amount of turn organizations that are here

the international federation of the red cross and red crescent, which includes national red cross societies, in fact from all over the world. the second organization is the international committeef the red cross with a unique mandate, namely to visit prisoners of war, to take part in international military conflicts, and the third the organization in ukraine is the national society of the red cross, as well as the national society of the red cross in belarus, so this july. 2018, i officially addressed the international federation of the red cross and red crescent with the information that the national society of the red cross of belarus, namely the head, openly supports the aggression against our state by the russian federation, and also directly participates in the deportation of ukrainian children, reached that he with the symbol z went to temporarily occupied territory of ukraine. and directly stated in propaganda videos that russia is doing the right thing by occupying the territory of ukraine. mr. dmitry, i apologize, we have literally 30 seconds, and as a result, as a result, the membership of the red cross of belarus has been suspended, unfortunately, this is not a resul

so right now i can speak up what, asking the international committee of the red cross. we are finding it very difficult to read or else the security guarantees are not there. and we need these be safety guarantees for asked off to be able to safely move around and be confident that they, they will be able to reach people who be impacted by is about teams that just door and feel like varies based off what you guys heard and what to take place right now, of course they all working in the said places like hospitals in the southern area, but places like they don't have being very challenging for teams to get see. i mean, we do know that there are still civilians that israel has suggested that it's possible to allow 3 times more aids trucks into garza. i'm what are your thoughts on, on what the thoughts and off we really welcome it. any increase in a, any improve in the supply the costs, the entering dollars off because really the problems. and then me say ok so immense . this sort 5 ranging things like disposable, something called facility out very quickly, being on the why

of the international organizations that are currently operating in garza. and what exactly does the report say apply with those groups? well, the families and the survivors have appealed to the international committee of the red cross to evacuate them to save their lives. but you are a made your image, i think very critical of the organization. i searched it to quote, show that it's responsibilities and listen to the appeal was, is accused of read costs of refusing to help displace the people including women. it's also being very critical of is why, which it says has a duty as an occupying power to provide medical aid and assistance. so new roommate is coding for an international probably been to white describes, is the risk klein's committee find these way the defense full is, of course many of describing what's happening in gaza as a, a genocide. the author, he has requested comment from post the id f, and you are a med, i both have yet to respond. the ne applicant edition of ethiopia has been building a down on the nile, the egypt says, cuz the cutoff crucial flows are fresh voltage. the country, yeah. no surprise. both nations have been trading blame for a breakdown in tulips over the project of corresponding,

this the us of the him as a price is in gaza with this one's person for the international committee of red cross in jerusalem. i really think that the civilians in dog they would say that there is no safe place for them to be right now. maybe they're not in direct areas with also still easy going, but there are so many other challenges i say from student security. all they say from the council codes, whether it's early decreasing in temperature, or they say when they, when they have those to get treatment, that people don't have the resources for. it really is such a devastating situation and up to 2 and a half months of constant explosions. and as we just heard, people be displaced multiple times. i really don't feel that any civilian in gotta say that there is a safe place. how difficult, how dangerous is it for a while? cuz who are trying to do that job right now, and the goal is to strep throat, now i can speak up what, asking the international committee of the red cross. we are finding it very difficult to read or else the security guarantees are not there. and we need these be safety guara

now i can speak up what, asking the international committee of the red cross. we are finding it very difficult to read or else the security guarantees are not there. and we need these be safety guarantees for us. stop to be able to safely move around and be confident that they, they will be able to reach people who be impacted by is about teams that just door and feel like varies based off what you guys heard and what to take place right now . of course they all working in the said places like hospitals in the southern area, but places like they don't have being very challenging for teams to get to. i mean, we do know that there are still civilians that israel has suggested that it's possible to allow 3 times more a trucks into garza. i'm what are your thoughts on on was and thoughts and off, we really welcome it. any increase in a, any improve in the supply the costs, the entering dollars off because really the problems. and then me say ok so immense . this sort 5 ranging things like disposable income facilities out very quickly, being going through things lik

the head of the international committee of red cross has warned of a dire situation in the gaza strip saying the lack of essential supplies is pretty concerning. everything in gaza is. a breaking point uh civilians uh are uh displaced, numbers of injured people, severely injured people who are waiting for treatment in hospitals that also are reaching a breaking point where nurses and doctors have been working 24/7 with very limited resources, so of course we're doing everything we can to support the provision of healthcare, people are living in in constant fear of violent death, people are struggling to survive with now again little uh food and water uh because of the resumption of the fighting and in all likelihood the uh having aid getting inside uh gaza will become automatically more challenging so uh of course it's a matter of grave concern to us. well we don't have precise reports uh but what i can say is uh the resumption of fighting uh was intense again uh and uh and of course it's it's a new layer of destruction coming on top of of massive and unparalleled the greenson mandela

gaza, the commission of prisoners affairs and the prisoners society are urging the international community, they are urging the united nations, the international committee of the red cross, international human rights organizations in order to interfere and to find out what the israels have done with those palestinian prisoners. especially that there is a report by haarits, this israeli media outlet, they are hebrew media outlet, of course they are saying that hundreds of the gazons who had been detained, they were held blindfolded hand handcuffed at israeli military base in southern israel in the inbir and that they say number of them had been killed because of the torture, but they didn't speak about the circumstances of their death, they didn't speak about how many palestinian prisoners had been killed in custody, they are claiming they are terrorists, at the same time the commission of prisoners affairs is urging the word to interfere, the international committee of the red cross to find out the what had happened to those palestinian prisoners originally from gaza. wow, well that was unfortunate a lot of bad news there and especially with these prisoners and not know

the president of the international committee of red cross has called for the protection of civilians in gaza from israeli strikes. merjana spolyarek has criticized what she calls the international communities moral failure, we have to find solutions to this, we can't turn away from what is evidently moral failure in the face of the international community. i have just visited the european gaza hospital and the things i saw there is is beyond anything that anyone should be in a position to describe, me the most were the children with atrocious injuries and at the same time having lost their parents with no one looking after them. i met people who have lost limbs because they needed to evacuate between treatments and they lost a hand or foot because they couldn't be treated in the hospital where they arrived first. i was told today that the north has lost its entire surgical capacity. we facing a situation here that will not be healed by sending in more trucks, we need to provide protection to the civilians in gaza, to the women and children, to the elderly people that i saw today, that

the spokesman of the international committee of the red cross, emphasizing the need to open the crossings of the gaza strip to provide more aid he said: "increasing humanitarian aid alone is not effective, and the aggravation of the humanitarian crisis has necessitated the cessation of conflicts." resistance islamic lebanon announced the targeting of the zionist military base of ramieh. in this attack, a number of zionist soldiers were killed or wounded. the efifim military base located in front of maron elras was also targeted by a missile. hezbollah also released images of targeting the zionist military base of matat and destroying part of it. this military base is the command headquarters of the battalion of the battle group in al-jalil brigade, and it has a lot of intelligence and spying equipment there are means of communication. the images show a massive fire in this military base following a missile attack by the lebanese islamic resistance. god bless muhammad but a group of new yorkers demonstrated in support of the people of gaza. in this demonstration , holding cloths and flags

monetary is now urgent international committee of the red cross and the united nations working grove, responsible for detention matters at to put pressure on these really authorities to reveal the fate of all detainees from the guys as tre, print. these every arrested civilian and investigate alleged violations that these detainees, i'll be subject to, to ask this monitor group claims. the idea for reported last week that interest is more than 500. what they call hard terrorist operatives and began to street. it was in november 350 of them allegedly associated with have mass and 120 others was probably student is. lemme get hard, which is another milton group base in the guys a sweep. we contacted the army hole. so asking to comment on the issue, still waiting for their response. meanwhile, israel has said that his troops do not want to kill palestinians as they come, provide useful intelligence that afternoon would suit god's ends with the wide flack coming out to surrender. why would we shoot them? absolutely not. i'm telling you whoever got confused here, even those who fault and n

begin work, just in donbass, i have no information about whether the international committee or the international federation of the red crossonal committee of the red cross in donetsk. when we drove to lisichansk from lugansk and back along the road there were large billboards, where it was written, attention to mines, do not go to the side of the road, these billboards were installed by the international committee of the red cross, there was an emblem there, when we communicated with people, we spoke there with the families of those children who were on vacation with us, just with people, when we met europe as a blooming garden, the rest of the world is a jungle, yes, that is, well, how it would be it’s stupid to expect some kind of more humane actions. but the publication of the economist happened, well, at least i didn’t expect such an explanation of why so many children die in gas, in the gas sector, it turns out that demography is to blame for everything, specifically, the article says that there is simply very there are a lot of children, about half the population there is under 20 years old, well, it seems to me that

claiming the detainees are denied me tempers, lawyers and representative allstate international committee of the red cross that they of course have to write for. and this is what the morning to assess about the conditions, the prisoners, a health, and let's get them on camp has been turned into a new guantanamo like prison where detainees are caged and inhumane conditions. euro med monitor, site a d is rarely armies use of open air, chicken, coops to how's the detained and withholding of food or drink for long periods of time. i have to tell you that we requested the interview with the had all the you were met, human rights monitoring, waiting for the response. meanwhile, these really newspaper high risk publish the report on the same topic, claiming hundreds of palestinians i rested in gaza street during the idea of military operation. there in the, in clay, have been held for weeks end of the pension facility near these really southern town of the shadow. the paper also claims that several of the detainees died in the facility with circumstances of that that's been clarified. we sent also a request of a

footage that the soldiers of the armed forces surrendered, so he will turn to the international committee of the red cross, whose mandate includes the recording of crimes against prisoners of war, as well as to the un, with a demand for recording as early as today, december 4 russia's violation of international humanitarian law. the video clearly shows that the ukrainian military is taking the necessary steps, which show that they surrendering, were not disarmed, and with their hands up, they did not pose any threat. the russian side had to capture them and give them the status of prisoners of war. the russian federation must be punished for every such case of execution of ukrainian soldiers who surrender. the probable execution of the ukrainian military was confirmed in the center of strategic communications of the armed forces of ukraine, stating that the russian federation has once again violated the laws and customs of war, the norms of international law. office of the prosecutor general of ukraine announced the beginning of the investigation into the specified crime, and vitaliy barabash, the head of

the international committee of the red cross and the united nations working grove, responsible for detention matters at to put pressure on these really authorities to reveal the fate of all detainees from the guys astray. these every arrested civilian and investigate alleged violations that these detainees. i'll be subject to, to ask this monitor group claims. the idea for reported last week that interest has more than 500 what they call heart terrorist operatives. and began to st, i think, was in november 350 of them allegedly associated with have mass and 120 others with palestinian islamic jihad, which is another milton group base in the gaza strip. we contacted the army hall so asking to comment on the issue still waiting for their response. meanwhile, to palestinian man have returned to gaza after being detained by his really forces a warning. you may find that the following images disturbing. the chinese are being treated at, i'll ok, so hospital in central gaza. the 2 palestinians are believed to be among hundreds who arrest the by the is really our man. suspicion of having lynx, thom

you know, it won't, it is now the head of the international committee of the red cross has arrived in the westbank ass. good days of dudley is where a raids engine in now the official will make counterparts from the palestinian red crescent for talks of the recent search in violence. now following recent is really waves, palestinians could be seen 16 through the level of houses that were destroyed. fi b, i. b s. at least 12 civilians were killed during a 3 day. i'd be afraid in the west bank city of june and that the policy and in health industry also says $34.00 people were wounded in the violence. 275 civilians have reported these killed prior to that latest rate on jeanine since the beginning of the conflict with let's cross life. no, it's a palestinian gen list on political analyst mohammed met you. thanks very much for joining us. mohammed at the head of the international committee of the red cross recently arrived in the west bank to discuss the assistance to palestinians after that is really raid in janine. what do you think we can expect from this meeting? yes, uh actually it

let's hear from sarah let's hearfrom sarah elizabeth davies from the international committee of the red crossm. let's talk about providing aid to those that need it, and how difficult has been your team to get to those people? we've seen so many pictures of people digging through rubble to try to find their loved ones, air strikes still continuing?— loved ones, air strikes still continuina? . ~' . ., continuing? thank you so much for havin: continuing? thank you so much for having me- — continuing? thank you so much for having me- as _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, _ continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is a - continuing? thank you so much for having me. as you say, it is a very| having me. as you say, it is a very challenging situation. what we have seen over two and a half months now is this situation just continually deteriorating. there are many challenges to be

let's bring in his i'm honda, he's the media and communications officer for the international committee of the red cross he joins us live now from the southern part of the gaza strip patient. can we start with an update? i know the i see on see has been involved with some of the a distribution. we understand there's been no aid in the gaza strip since friday morning. but we aren't hearing just in the last hour or so that they all some trucks out rough uh, at the moment. what are you hearing about what to expect in the coming hours and then days i'm thinking instead of you for having me of our hopes is that you're going to turning age is resumed to, to continue entering casa, and that it becomes a sustainable process. and because the needs are great, the needs are, are unlimited, especially with the resumption of the adobe hostilities with this since yesterday morning. after 7 days of fire, we were trying to increase our inventory response mainly and sounding guns by supporting the hospitals there from collapsing as they have been receiving thousands of casualties and not to read it from the hospitals at

the spokesman of the international committee of the red cross said: "the situation of civilians in the entire gaza strip is dire and there is not enough access to food, water and shelter." stephen ryan, stating that not enough humanitarian aid is coming to this region, warned: the number of people suffering from lack of food take is increasing and there are no necessary security conditions to be able to light the residents. helped . he added: "hundreds of families are staying in schools and other shelters in the south of the gaza strip, and this situation is also unstable." spokesperson of the international committee . emphasizing the need to open the crossings of the gaza strip to provide more aid, the red cross said: the increase in humanitarian aid alone is not effective, and the aggravation of the humanitarian crisis has made it necessary to stop the conflicts. fighters of the qassam battalions, new pictures of the conflicts and the destruction of the vehicles of the zionist regime they published the infiltration of gaza city. abu obeidah , the spokesman of the qassam battalions, g

to a previously worked out mechanism, in addition, with the participation of the international committee of the red crossation of the state of qatar. russia greatly appreciates kater’s contribution to the process of family reunification, and this is not our first joint step, we are very grateful for the cooperation, the partnership that has developed with you, we are glad that thanks to our such union, interaction, mothers and their children, unite: we we always try to take part in humanitarian projects, we wish these children a safe journey home, meet their families as soon as possible, we really liked it here, if you... we will return here. in russia, today is volunteer day, a holiday for millions of residents of our country, volunteers who are distinguished by such noble qualities as kindness, dedication, fearlessness, even self-sacrifice. yulia pogorelova, and thank you to those to whom we are speaking today. 90 vests have already gone there, guys. if you consider that alfiya yutkina from naberezhnye chelny knits one vest for 4 days, she gets it. having warmed up nine dozen of our soldiers, she never

sir davies is with the international committee of the red cross in jerusalem. i asked her earlier how there's a lack of internet and phone services impacting for agencies work in gaza, a little. thank you so much for having me. this really is a phrase so many challenges not being able to communicate regularly with things like teams of them not to be able to regulate, communicate with each other, but well, sorry. critically useful things like that respond is full cold, the ambulances of families trying to find each other. we may have been verizon. these creates so much be a and by as the people and i'll get a response from, from 1st responders, when ambulances, they talk, communicate with the operating room. and this is crazy, but i'm not in situation really whole people on the ground to simply unable to do anything except the face and see when this is my change. how bad is the situation overall of for the people in gaza? a given the state of the conflict, of course, and the amount of aid that's actually getting through to be believed on the right. now, i can ver

of the international organizations that are currently operating in garza. and what exactly does the report say apply with those groups? well, the families and the survivors have appealed to the international committee of the red cross to evacuate them to save their lives. but you are a made your image, i think very critical of the organization, unexposed it to quote, show that it's responsibilities and listen to the appeal was, is accused of red costs or refusing to help displace the people including women. it's also being very critical, or is why which it says has a duty as an occupying power to provide medical aid and assistance. so new roommate is coating for an international probably been to white described as the risk climbs, committed find these way, the defense fulls, of course, many of describing what's happening in gaza as a a genocide. the all see has requested comment from uh, both the id f and you are a med, i both have yet to respond or that sure thing is just a little bit here on how to international as a total. yeah, it says it has that lowest strikes against the code is still on work is potty is also known by the acronym p k, k. and the incident came off of the death of 12 tucker. she soldiers in no