at the beginning of it, it seems to me that israel has gone crazy, the israeli leadership, the israeli army, the israeli regime as a whole, they've lost their mind, what they are doing against the palestinian people is beyond imagination, and the magnitude of killing, the destruction. going after palestinian children, women, civilians destroying hospitals, clinics and and schools and universities, nothing has very much escaped the israeli killing and the israeli destruction, and now they are preparing the ground to go into rafah where they very much have pushed 1.4 million palestinians from the north of gaza and also the central. refugee camps of of the gaza strip into the the south city of rafah and as we have heard yesterday that natanyahu gave the orders to the israeli army to prepare for the in ground invasion of rafah where as i mentioned there is 1.4 million palestinians in tents mostly of them are living in tents with with with little food with little portable water and that's that's gonna be the the... mother of all tragedies, that's gonna be the mother of of all palestinian nakbas

we have seen over the past few days that israeli army. snipers of the israeli army killed palestinians in gaza city around the shifa hospital, they killed the palestinians in janunis around the alamal hospital which is in kanunis and nasir hospital where there are hundreds if not thousands of palestinians displaced went to these hospitals seeking protection seeking safe places but there is no safe place unfortunately. in gaza, so it it's just it's a atrocity after atrocity and the number is rising, we're talking about now almost more than 100 thousand palestinians are either dead missing or wonded wonded as a result of this israeli massacre against the palestinians, we're talking roughly about 4% of the palestinians in gaza are affected, as i mentioned did injured. or missing as a result of what's going on and unfortunately, unfortunately all of this is happening under the watch of the international community, yes i want to get stay with me, i want to actually stay with me muhammad buse i want to touch on that aspect of it uh a little bit, well paul as you heard about the uh ground inv

islamic resistance adopted a special method in the battle against the israeli forces, which were defeated neither by classic armies, nor in non-military battles. hezbollah put up an unprecedented fight in the history of military science and overcame israelis. the victory had nothing to do with the geographic elements, as the palestinian resistance battled israels in the same environment. it was not also because hezbollah was a lebanese movement, as even the lebanese and their... popular movements fought israel with the same weapons and on the same lands, but failed to defeat israel. it was not the territory that gave hezbollah the upper hand, as palestinians engaged israels in the same territory, so did the lebanese. then what made the difference? tactic is... element that puts different forms of knowledge at the service of a battle. the more skillful and capable a commander, the fresher and more creative his military tactics would be. it means a capable commander's exceptional leadership and war plans are the results of defining the principles and rules of battle in a specific way. these two factors are in turn r

in fact, the israeli army dispatched its entire reserve tang battalions to the frontline, its entire reserve force. that an important section of the israeli armored battalions were destroyed, it was also true for the israeli air force. in the october 1973 war, the syrian army changed the known concepts of air defense and air battle. the country's air defense forces use the sam vi air defense systems creatively. therefore, more israeli aircraft were down on the syrian front than on the egyptian. it looks. just those days at the beginning that we were caught completely by surprise. second, the lessons of the war of trition, especially, the capability of our air force were not, we're not learned seriously, our air force fail in the struggle between the planes again. we knew that in order to destroy one sam ground to air batteries, we have to pay the price of one aircraft, so if we have to destroy 25 batteries, we know that we are going to lose 25 aircrafts, you know it before you start, this is tough decision to go there. to lose an aircraft per battery, this is how high was the threat o

and they target their soldiers, and they also target the engineering units affiliated with the israeli army target they see, but despite this carry out effective operations which are having an impact in... fire also in clashes in destroying military vehicles with a high level of effectiveness and this effectiveness is still very clear, the israeli enemy, despite all of its capabilities, despite its bombardment and it's destruction and infiltrating some cities and neighborhoods, it is failed, its failure is clear, it failed in retrieving its prisoners. without prisoner swap deals and this is one of the most important goals which they announced and its failure in this regard is clear we have protests for the families of the prisoners from the israeli enemys in tel aviv protests which are ongoing against this failure it also failed in displacing the inhabitants of displacing them to leave and making them leave gaza, it was clear that this was and maybe remains a goal or hope or a wish on the part of the enemy. at the beginning of the operations and its leadership indeed stated this, they wante

fleats, they weren't bombing yemen or iraq, they weren't bombing syria, nothing of the sort. the israeli army inflicted inflicted defeat a number of arab armies in six days and occupied large areas, the west bank, part of syria, part of jordan, part of lebanon, although it was a small part of lebanon. today, more than four months, six or seven brigades of the israeli army, the elite brigades, all of the or most of it, most of them are fighting an area which is only around 350 kilometers, very small geographical area, who is it? fighting there, is it an arab army or a muslim army or armies of muslims? no, a popular resistance with very limited capabilities, however, what is unique about the resistance is its faith, a high readiness sacrifice self-exertion, this is what we said before, putting up with hardships, steadfastness, belief, faith in god and the victory granted from god, and courage. bravery, stepping forward, not being afraid of death. isn't this what is taking place now in the gaza strip? whatever we say, brothers and sisters, whatever we explain, we won't be able to describe the le

and the american regime, and from the first day without the support of america, israel and the israeli armyannot do anything against the resistance front or the resistance in gaza, but biden. under internal pressure and between pressure international had to warn netanyahu several times to set a time for them and that we don't have much time. this city has created serious problems in the united states . now the election attacks and biden's meetings have started. now , biden's number of supporters has decreased. 20% of his supporters have decreased and he has a serious problem . also, international pressure and the support of the people and the support of the world and the people of the world for the palestinian resistance have forced biden. to one place let's say that the opportunity is over for netanyahu and this is really a serious problem between netanyahu and biden. it is also a personal problem and despite that there is a serious partnership between these two countries and the strategy company, but now either netanyahu must topple or biden must topple netanyahu, because if netanyahu con

however, the israeli army faced the demographic factor, major geostrategic element in the war. they didn't have the... needed experience to fight in urban and residential areas. classic armies naturally avoid entering populated areas to prevent troop casualties, since such areas are full of buildings that limit movement. the israeli forces were built upon heavy armored units supported by infantry, but tel aviv had not improved its infantry tactics, despite the fact that its troops had to fight face to face battles against popular resistance forces to be able to encircle. the low number of israeli infantry units gave the lebanese and palestinian resistance groups the opportunity of free movement and of engaging israeli forces, though they failed to use the existing opportunity. the lebanese national resistance front and the palestinian resistance forces retreated as the classic israeli army advanced into lebanon, that was done in accordance with non-military principles without underm. their policy of confrontation, this is what chinese leader and one of the most significant gori

they are negotiating, this is the clear reason that the heavy failure of the israeli army's militaryacks on gaza is true killing 60% of gaza, destroying it, destroying it, destroying it, but hamas is still negotiating with hamas, and they are forced to include hamas as part of the political administration of gaza after the end of the war , so this statement of the former head of shabak is true sooner rather than later. confessed by all the israeli authorities. that israel was defeated in this war and suffered a heavy defeat, because as i said, your service did not reach their goals, not to depose salah , hamas can do it, hamas missiles , the islamic resistance in gaza, still fire several times every day, that is, towards israel, the palestinian territories they hit and hamas is negotiating and the management of gaza after the war will be part of the management of the war. now, in the qatar negotiations and the paris summit, as well as negotiations with the egyptians , a ceasefire was reached. the end of the war against this key. that israel is ready to negotiate a ceasefire , so this

the israeli army _ hospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying _ hospitals itself.ospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying it is - hospitals itself. i appreciate that. the israeli army saying it is doingj the israeli army saying it is doing its best to avoid civilian infrastructure. thank you for sharing what you are hearing from the ground with us. we will have plenty more on that story as it develops here on bbc news so do keep watching and checking our greece could soon become the first country with a christian orthodox—majority, to legalise same—sex marriage. parliament is due to vote on the measure on thursday. the bill has been introduced by the country's centre—right prime minister. let's speak to correspondent mark lowen, who is following the story from rome. what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed? abs, what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed?— what is the likelihood that this bill will be passed? a third of the government _ bill will be passed? a third of the government party _ bill will be passed? a third of th

on october 6th, the israeli army equipped. with large numbers of markava tanks launched a pitched battle against lebanon. israeli forces began advancing along several axies with focus on the coastal areas. one of the most important classic battles of the 1982 war took place here in this place where israeli and syrian armies engaged in the battle of sultan yakub. during the battle, syrian army forces inflicted heavy damage on israeli armored personnel carriers. that stop them from advancing. in just 5 days, the israelis managed to extend their domination to two-thirds of lebanon. that was when they realized the road to beirot was all clear. they were finally within kilometers of the lebanese capital on june 9. on that day, lebanon witnessed one of the heaviest air battles in modern times. security margin for damascus, therefore syria has to keep its security presence at the bordertown to make up for lebanon's weak border security in the valley. if not, israelis could use the bahar area to enter lebanon, while military forces in

they are upset in detention, including being stripped and searched by male israeli army officers . apart from sexual violence against palestinian women, conquest, occupation, massacres, arrests are among the gross violations of human rights and humanity that the residents of gaza are exposed to. first of all, we must remember. these reports of sexual violence against palestinian women are gross violations of human rights and... and it is human rights, violence is used as a tool of war against them. these claims that we have heard are not new. continuous reports of ill-treatment and torture and rape of women. there are palestinians who are in israeli custody. the united nations has announced in a statement that at least two palestinian women detained by the zionist forces were subjected to sexual violence and some others were threatened with violence. the detainees included social activists, journalists and volunteer aid workers, who were also strip-searched by male israeli soldiers. they got. women are severely detained. they were beaten and deprived of food and medicine. the zioni

civilians who were killed in the settlements and whose bodies were burnt, they were killed by the israeli army, and the israeli missiles and the israeli tanks and the israeli helicopter. when they began with the investigation, and this was mentioned in the israeli newspapers, generals, commentators refer to this issue, the truth came out and they closed the case. why up until now they insist on not open investigation until the war ends, because if the investigation is open now, the major legal and ethical basis which netanyahu and biden claim in insisting on the goal to eliminate hamas, now is there anyone left in the world, even the americans, do they still say hamas is isis, no, because they looked into this issue, the european countries now, some of the european intelligence officials who come to lebanon, visit lebanon, they told us, they said that we were misled when we requested, when we ass them about the ugly stances their leaders took, they said that we were misled, but after then in the investigation it turned that it was proven that no child was slaughted, no civilians were killed, n

day where a detained palestinin man was sent by the israeli army to deliver their orders to evacuate the hospital, this man was dressed in personal protective equipment, his hands were tied, and then after they were done with him with using their human shield essentially, the israelis executed him on the spot, the intercept had this article about that incident, and it also included a video, i think we can we can show that, so... happen today is a completely trap, completely trap, they send the hostage with cough hands to the hospital asking him to tell us that we should evacuate. and when people started really evacuating, they open fire and they shooted at the people and they killed the hostage also that already sent by the idf at the gate of the hospital. dr. mads, i mean we didn't see any western media cover uh, you major corporate western media cover what happened to that detained man who was sent by the israeli. uh to deliver their order to to evacuate and then was sumarily executed. um, what do you make of this? what, what, how, how, how, how did this happen? well, i think it is

it's a human shield he comes back and they kill him so if any... but it dares tell me that the israeli army, the occupation army are not killers and murderers, you know, just look at this one situation, and it has to me a greater ramification and symbolism, it is that they don't, they don't dare face sort of a man to man or woman to woman situation, they they handcuff you, they they undress you, they force you to creep on the floor. i just got a message from from young palestinian medical student that his father was released right now today, another brilliant palestinian doctor who has been working with fairless risking his life for four months. he's a colleague of mine, i've known him for 15 years, he was arrested three days ago, they released him today, and they had tortured him like they have. tortured so many of our colleagues while being in prison or in the concentration camp. this total disregard for for human life, this lack of respect for others than themselves, is i think one of the the main um one of the main, i don't like the word challenge, but the huge problem that we're facing

why is the israeli army not carrying out serious operation?what is your assessment of the specific repercussions of the saffid operations on the israeli occupation and also on the southern front of lebanon? the operations were very important, first the type of the weapons used and their high-range capacity, second the types of the targets, they targeted the storage room which fed the forces and plains in the northern region as well, this means the sarabellum, we can even refer to it as the leadership sarabellum, that's why the anger and excitement of the commanders and the leader of the... regime rose and of course it exposed the inefficiency of the israeli iron dome. these three elements in fact gave the operation of very great momentum, even though it was a test of the defenses. in addition for being a test, it also sends a message to the northern command that we are in the next war. we're able to reach the secret places. we're able to reach the secret places and conduct military operations against you, bypass the defenses and bypass the...

can you talk about the incident on wednesday, where a detained palestinin man was sent by the israeli army to deliver their orders to evacuate the hospital, this man was dressed in personal protective equipment, his hands were tied, and then after they were done with him, with using their human shield essentially, the israelis executed him on the spot, the intercept. had this article about that incident um and it also included a video, i think we can we can show that, so what happened today is a completely trap, completely trap. they send the hostage with cough hands to the hospital, asking him to tell us that we should evacuate, and when people started really evacuating, they open fire and they shooted at the people and they killed the hostage also, that already sent by the idf at the gate of the hospital. dr. mads, i mean we didn't see any western media cover major. western media cover what happened to that that detained man who was sent by the israelies to deliver their order to to evacuate and then was sumarily executed um what do you make of this what what how how how how how did this

uh, so the sky news reporter asks the israeli army guy about the massive destruction in gaza and the suffering the palestinians and how it should be understandable for them to feel angry towards israel, and the guy looks at him and tells him they should direct their rage against hamas, which i mean honestly is shameful for that even be included in the report. uh, the rest of the video, there's another part of the video that wasn't shown where they show a prison cell with the dirty... toilet under the tunnels and they say this is where the prisoners were kept in and again there's no evidence, no evidence to to support that, finally we have a sunday times report titled israel hunts hamas leader in gaza's khan unis, referring to yahya sinwar, so they show a propaganda video uh released by the army which shows them just ripping through khan unis destroying, shooting, you can't see what they're shooting at uh, remember the south of gaza was supposed to be safe haven for palestinians when... war started in the first months of the war they were saying uh the people who uh the people can fle

it is mockery in the face of the israeli army. yes, it was 12 days.אתה יודע שמתווסף לעובדה ששוטרים במדהים אנשי חמאס מסתובבים באותה ג'בליה ובאותם שוג'איה ובאותם מקומות אתה כבר רואה את חמאס חוזר רפי הם חוזרים למקומות האלה שישראל עזבה עד לאחרונה ולכן המונחים האלה ניצחון היסטורי וכולי צריכים להיות בסוף בעיניי לפחות מגובים גם באלטרנטיבה אוקיי אנחנו מפרזים מתחילים לפרז את עזה מה קורה ביום שאחרי והנה אתה רואה שהמציאות היא אחרת חמה. what do you think of what this israeli analyst reported about the reality of shajaya about the jabalia camps, about his words about the return of resistance in the northern regions? yes, in all areas, meaning even in gaza, in the west of gaza, in the center, in the south, today in rafa, there was a course for quran reciters, this shows activities, police activity, activity by the islamic endowment. activity even in distributing aids, security activity. this means hamas exists and all of its factions are present on sufficient territory, in almost all of the territories of the strip. do the israelis understand that it was terrible w

in and it's a human shield, he comes back and they kill him, so if anybody dares tell me that israeli army, the occupation army are not killers and murderers, you know, just look at this one situation, and it has to me a greater ramification and symbolism, is that they don't, they don't dare face sort of a man to man or woman to woman situation, they they handcuff you, they they undress you, they force you to creep on the floor. i just got a message from from young palestinian medical student that his father was released right now today, another brilliant palestinian doctor who has been working. with fairless risking his life for four months, is a colleague of mine, i've known him for 15 years, he was arrested three days ago, they released him today, and they had tortured him, like they have tortured so many of our colleagues while being in prison or in the concentration camp, this total disregard for for human life, this lack of respect for others than themselves is, i think... one of the the the main um one of the main, i don't like the word challenge, but the huge problem that we're fac

the real terrorists for assisting the israeli regime in committing war crimes against the innocent. people of the gaza strap, yemen's official is clear, the yemen army rifle operations will continue until the israeli war against, official say the united states designation of the... thanks for joining us and goodbye for now. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv.

who have the image of the idf, which means the israeli defense forces, the official name of the israeli army. it is ruining the world. now, what is the important point , these reports are basically from the palestinians, not the israeli forces. during the war, other than those moments when they are fighting, their mobile phones should be with them. well, they have instagram pages, some of them have telegram channels and these are on tik tok, many of them publish these , some of them are so-called influencers, they have a large number of followers. they do all this and the clips they make, and when they publish many of them , it is one of the things that should not be done in the law, including exploding for no reason. houses. including destroying people's property inside the shops, which is a part of these things, let me mention here some types of sexual behavior that they do to the underwear that was in the rooms and so on . there is something related to the first part that we said. thank you very much, mr. khazab . there is one thing left. no, be healthy. thank you . have a good time. thes

after 20 days, the israeli army entered gaza. in the west bank, he detained many people , of course, he detained some for a short time and then released them. in any case, the number is a few thousand we had a detainee and some of these people came out. after a short and long period of time, when these people were released, there were reports that sexually offensive behavior at different levels has become a relatively common practice towards these people, such as the same one. as the war took a revenge form in the matter. the kind of behavior that is being done, part of it is completely revengeful, that is, necessarily , because in some places the sexual behavior of teddy is used as torture or a tool to get a confession or information. sometimes, no, this is not just revenge. it shows that this was revenge, the number of reports i have received during this period.

that has been happening, well there is absolutely no excuse for wiping out an entire city, the israeli army is continuing to demolish everything in sight, whether it has anything to do with hamas or not, western media has there's no hiding it, western media has been forced to report on it, they've been forced, they've been compelled to report on the mass extermination across the strip, so here's some footage from the guardian news showing gaza city in the north of the strip uh before and after being destroyed by israel, let's take a look, let's see that. that's terribly got wrenching for what you have also for us sky news australia that's right they have a report titled much of gaza deemed uninhabitable uh following israel's assault but when you watch the video report you can see that israel's propaganda has been inserted into it as usual so let's take a look let's see that video the idf had brought us in to show us a tunnel network under a residential neighborhood we walked down the dark passageways, 25 meters underneath the city, passing through different districts above us, the sound of

prime minister benjamin netanyahu has ordered the israeli army to evacuate civilians from the city, butwhere should the palestin? were struck between the devil and the deep blue sea got to say they should get out of the way, but you have also admitted in this interview there is nowhere safe for them to go, because there is nowhere where you can say there will not be air strikes, so and the international community must insist that civilians can be vacated away from areas where hamas is trying to use them as human shields to areas where we have already destroyed we have already destroyed. now it's calls grow for israel to hold back his planned assault on rafa criticism of televis staunchous supporter of the us has been mounting, international human rights organizations have warned that any further escalation into rafa will have unfathomable ramifications and so far there has been no signal of an end to the onslot. latest round of truth talks underway in egypt have also proven inconclusive. the united nations has warned that an israeli ground invasion of rafa, which it says is crammed with

israeli military? definitely it will be. the army _ of the israeli military? definitely it will be. hief - of the israeli military? definitely it will be. the army chief as - of the israeli military? definitely it will be. the army chief as welli it will be. the army chief as well said in a conference that israel does not want to operate in an area where there are loads of civilians. it is more difficult for the army to differentiate between hamas fighters and civilians when they are so mixed up, so they will need to move a large number of the civilian population out of the area. and of course the army does not want to cause civilian casualties, it's trying to avoid them as much as possible. it is a difficult challenge and there is international pressure on israel to find a solution, to evacuate the civilians before launching its offensive there. i think israel will not begin a major ground offensive in rafah until a significant amount of the publishing is moved out, or at least only operate in areas where it can begin to move civilians out. it has also been small operations in rafah

air base, we're talking about a main command, the central command of the northern region for the israeli army and also another military barracks or military post with israelis in the city of safad, which basically extends for several kilometers, the israelies through targeting several times we're talking aboutshi uh sowane, the the hills of jabbur as well as iqlim, they have as a result basically killed civilians, they said in their media that they have targeted hizbullah sites, they have targeted the on force and so on so forth, but up until now has only declared the uh one single murder, after inconclusive election shabas sharif of the pakistan muslim... league navas has been chosen to lead pakistan once again, if there is a consensus and all parties are taken on board regardless of whether they are in government or not, then maybe the government will last, otherwise i don't think this government is going to last long, a coalition including the pakistan muslim league, nawaz, the plm and and the pakistan people's party, the triple p have agreed to form the next government, parties also agree

one of the characteristics of the war was that the israeli army was formed two weeks after the creation the zinius regime, and in the heat of the battles with arab armies and volunteer forces. the number of the zionists military forces is estimated. to have been anywhere between 62 to 100 thousand men and women. they were organized in the form of 12 brigades, including infantry and artillery units which the british left for the israelis. the israeli army was mostly led by british officers and used speedfire and miss shuman aircraft in the 1948 war. they faced 25,000 forces on the arab front, including soldiers and volunteers within. the zionists ranks were veteran soldiers with fought in the second world war. the british army's jewish brigade formed during world war ii played an active role in the 1948 conflict. they barricaded two zionist settlements that resembled castles. the settlements had been constructed with military purposes in mind. each was a complete defensive compound with alarm systems and watch towers. when the arabs were busy celebrating the... the capture of alts, the f

clear that cinema had become a part of the battlefield strategy, just like a weapon. 1982, the israeli army attack to lebanon. the main goal of israel was to destroy the foundations of the quasai government that the liberation organization had built in lebanon. when israel besieed west beirot, the liberation organization sent its forces to tunisia, yemen and algeria, in the midst of battle and the evacuation of troops a catastrophic event piled pressure on the bad days of fatah during the days of israel's attack on beirut, the archive of the palestinian film unit which was compiled by khadijah abu ali and was organized after spending many years after it was moved several times, it finally disappeared and no trace of it has ever been found to date. in 1948, when the first arab israeli war broke out, some of the palestinians who were living in the newly established territory of israel sought refuge in neighboring countries, but those who stayed established a society that is called the arabs of 48 or israeli arabs. the arabs who left in the occupied lands gathered in the city of nazareth a is

the characters in his movies spend their daily lives under the shadow of the israeli army, barbed wireses and landscapes of palestine. the characters in the movie come out of the camps and occupied areas to see their land and push the boundaries by moving around. the sea in the beach, the sky and seagles, the endless groves, villages and orange orchards, they were reminded. the forgotten images of the land of palestine, but the cruel reality of occupation, as always, imposes itself on the atmosphere, and the characters abandon pacifity and start a rebellion against the imposed boundaries. no matter how promising the new palestinian cinema was, in form and content, it had a hard time finding its target audience. since the late 1970s, movie theaters closed down in the west bank and the gaza strip after the expansion of television networks and due to the worsening security situation imposed by the occupying regime. not only the cinema, but also other artistic and cultural events that showed the spirit of nationalism were considered provocated. et que le problème c'est un problème de systèm

innocent palestinians, so what is the this exchange about, if every time we do the exchange, the israeli army goes into the west bank and gaza and arrest thousand thousands of people definitely because i want to discuss with you the requests by the palestinian resistance hamas who said that they are ready to exchange the captives, the israeli captives they have uh with uh 3,0 palestinian detainees from israeli entity prisons, but uh and they want to keep the soldier captives with them in order to ensure that the cease fire will will happen. now whether or not this happens that's not what we want to discuss in the event it actually happens. let's say it's does actually happen, what kind of proof does the palestinian side have that the zionist entity won't just start a new unforeseeable attack against resident, residence areas in gaza? now this this the massacre and the the genocide, the israeli genocide has been going on now for more than five months, so uh let's let's go back to the beginning when hamas actually from the beginning and there's nothing new, they said all all the prisoners for a

yes, well now for more than 140 days the uh "the genocide in ghazza is ongoing, the israeli army has been killing people on constantly since more than 1040 days using more than 60,000 tons of explosives and bombs thrown at an area that is not much larger than 360 square kilometers where 200 two million people are squeezed in this area and now they're squeezed even more in a 50 square kilometer zone near rafah near the egyptian border where the nathanial" and the israelis are threatening and and they are bombing, they are bombing rafah, last night they bombed rafah, they killed every day they're killing around 100, 150 civilians in the rafa area, they... want to do a full invasion there, and well, they're using this in the negotiations, and that's so unethical, you know, you don't go to negotiations and threaten people, threaten civilians with massacers in order to improve the conditions in the negotiations, this is total outrage, i mean, this is what netanyahu's government has been doing, they've been putting on the table, you know, they want to win time, so they want to delay these

the israeli army now is almost about to enter the hospital. y, a table. one doctor spoke anonymously to the bbc from inside the hospital. we have a patient who needs care. but after the israeli army bombed the hospital directly, most of our health care worker here afraid about themselves and they have to leave the hospital. about a0 health care workers stayed at the hospital right now. israel had ordered people to leave the hospital. "when people went out, they shot at them and some were killed," mohammed said. "they said there was safe passage, but they approached us with a bulldozer and a tank. "every half an hour, they let a few people go." with israeli forces surrounding the hospital, the army said it believed hamas fighters were inside. today, it said it had arrested several suspects there. because hamas terrorists are likely hiding behind injured civilians inside nasser hospital right now, and appear to have used the hospital to hide our hostages there, too, the idf is conducting a precise and limited operation inside nasser hospital. isr

where a detained palestinin man was sent by the israeli army to deliver their orders to evacuate the hospital, this man was dressed in personal protective equipment, his hands were tied, and then after they were done with him with using their human shield essentially, the israelis executed him on the spot. the intercept had this article about that incident, and it also included a video, i think we can we can show that, so what's happened? today is a completely trap, completely trap, they sent hostage with cough hands to the hospital asking him to tell us that we should evacuate, and when people started really evacuating, they open fire and they shooted at the people and they killed the hostage also, that already sent by the idf at the gate of the hospital, doctor mads, i mean we... didn't see any western media cover uh, you major corporate western media cover what happened to that detained man who was sent by the israelis to deliver their order to to evacuate and then was sumarily executed. um, what do you make of this? what, what, how, how, how, how did this happen? well, i think it

and tanks, these are the two weapons that the israeli army uses to win. equation is the equation that the israeli enemy used and used them against the arab armies and won important victories, especially after every conflict that occurred. but when the war used these tanks in the war of the fourth generation in the war with the resistance in the war with the resistance, he was surprised and also about his fighters. resistance is actually a very achievable goal. in fact, it was used and the resistance was able to achieve military gains in lebanon and targeted these tanks. on the other hand, he could not show his efficiency well by resisting and determine the fate of the war in the field, so the enemy actually saw himself in a defeated state from the regime that had the power, the power that could do many things, but he is unable here. he had to achieve something and lost his basic power equation that he had established, and every time he actually went to war, he fought with the resistance. he was losing and many losses and damages were caused to him, so he