on wednesday, the international development committee, the evidence from medical professionals who being gaza, who can see what's going on. you can also concerned that aid isn't coming in yet. it's these very people in, in institutions like the id say that could influence politicians. but we don't see that push. we don't see that influencing of politicians in certain countries. yeah . well, there's lots of evidence of this use of our ration as total for i'm not enough. have coming games of governments, including the new k government, are not acting in a certain way to actually put a pressure on the is what it is i'm have given these are is in effect a car to launch. but i mean to say or so the other european countries such as spain and norway. so if i can, others were recognized by the city and state would have been trying to add a bit of pressure. however, modest on the is there a government, but the u. k has not been able to do so. so yes, you know, reporting on the grounding garza from a correspondence who was speaking as palestinians and also speaking to palestinians palace. and he's

we saw in the united kingdom, what 24 hours ago medical professionals talking to the international development committee, giving that testimony. i mean, if, if they don't give that testimony, then the conversation doesn't carry on, doesn't does it about what day is required and what is needed? sure. about the and the step 3 has been very courageous and it's important from the drawn. but this testimony is not translating into policy changes. u. k. government just informed me behind the x rays as well as the us, you know, the us pays mix service. the one thing to stop this conflict, the blinking has visited the reason 11 times, but so far has had no results. and of course, it's a tough election year. and now if i didn't was a name the presence now, his presidency is a dead duck presidency. basic and it would have no impact on pending on the ration of donald trump. so, i mean, even going to lincoln's visits to the middle east of being just got by several evidence that we've had on, on this program on this channel, that sort of smoke and mirrors. and then for $11.00 does, does it have to be a policy change

so holding hearings on the dollar, a space of medical care on the strip, the international development committee is questioning a range of experts, including many who have witnessed the destruction in gauze the 1st time. you and inquire, recently concluded the israel is deliberately destroying garza's medical infrastructure . we can speak now to dr. james smith. he is an emergency doctor who has been to gauze a twice this year. he joins us from london money. thanks for your time. at dr. james, as i said, you've recently just returned from gaza. your 2nd visit since will began. how has the health care situation that changed in that time? i mean, the health care system has completely collapsed a class in october of 2023. the productivity administrative. how made that correction towards the end of october last year. the situation has only deteriorated further since the it, as i've said many times before, it's a testament to see it it's, i'm a nation of palestinian health care workers, but the situation isn't more catastrophic. as of today, but the majority of health facilities and from the normal t

going on with the name and in the past 24 hours we've seen in the united kingdom, the international development committee hearing testimony from medical professionals about the state of health carrying garza, even when testimony is given like that to people who can influence policy or talk to the politicians. hi, iraq who are in charge. it seems that the pressure isn't bad. the testimony doesn't mean anything. unfortunately, that's a, that's the case especially and u. k. after will discuss during the politicians are yet unable to act, but other european countries have been able to act in shooting norway as sane and other countries also have the recognized by the city and state. so it's even that it's not the mess especially, but still adds further emphasis on on. there is a, it, is that the global stage within the case of u. k. and us that effectively been a bad thing, this ongoing genocide that's unfolding as it's some would say it's hot breaking. some would say it's incredibly a concerning that every time we go to cause a, we speak to a correspondence who speak to the palestinians who are experiencing

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