she works in the surgical department for women at nasser hospital. the 36 year old has been working for 3 weeks straight without seeing her family to be as little family khaki must solve. as you've done in collecting the situation is really bad shape what's happening out of everything that's been happening at hospitals. and that's the most difficult thing, has been the realization that i'm not able to help every one of them, especially in the case of amputations, other hyundais, what have you. but then there's nothing i can do to preventive, even if it's simply out of my control on that, it shouldn't be good enough for that. conditions in the hospital create enormous stress for the staff. more than 2000 patients have been coming in daily. triple the maximum admissions before the war. the hospital lacks basics and like medical grade disinfectants and equipment, they're also frequent power outages. fuel shortages have doctors worried that their electric generators might give out any day being a doctor and cause it is also dangerous. more than $200.00 h

and their bodies were transferred to nasser hospital. nusirat region, d region in the central part was also targeted. we are now in al-aqsa martyrs hospital, where the situation is very dangerous, and the electricity may be cut off at any moment , because during these 37 days. fuel should enter this hospital. the basic necessities of life, even flour , cannot be found here. people cannot find food . very long queues are formed to be able to find one. only the water houses are active in the gaza strip, everything is dangerous here, their own houses and everyone understands that the path of this army is destruction, the path of this army is broken, like the previous times when it attacked the gaza strip, despite the fact that this time and this series of attacks they are very severe and widespread and a large number of people have been martyred. more than 1180 people have been martyred during this without food, without the basic necessities of life, children , girls and pregnant women . try to send aid to noor gaza. in memory of the childre

stop working within 24 hours as it is running out of fuel to operate generators. service at al-nasser hospital's children's hospital has been suspended as a result of the regime's attacks. fire also broke out inside a alrantis specialized hospital for children after it was hit in an israeli raid. palestinian health ministry says gaza's blood bank is... has been put out of service following a targeted israeli strike, ministery warn territories hospitals will face power outage within the next 36 hours and stop providing services. gaza's government media office slammed israel strikes against hospitals as an international crime and violation of international law, this as civilians are evacuating northern gaza for the south of the territory ammit israel's deadly onslot 48. the current situation is just like the 1948 may god revenge on the united states of america. my message is to end the war and establish peace for everyone immediately. this is a crime. i left gaza and i'm now heading south on foot. i have diabetes and forgot to bring my insulin injection. i may die tomorrow. nearly 11,000 palestini

dozens of injured patients were taken to the local nasser hospital.as attacks continued in the north of the enclave, and ground forces also fought near the ashif hospital. due to the lack of electricity and supplies at the medical facility, 12 patients died. another alkuts hospital closed due to lack of electricity. besides, afterwards, according to the palestinian ministry of health, 3,000 oncology patients were left without treatment. tsahal, in turn, announced the operation of safe corridors for civilians from shifi to the southern part of gaza. today , about 70 russians crossed the rafah checkpoint. millions of rallies from sydney to london are calling for a ceasefire in gaza. more than 2000 people in brussels, paris, berlin, barcelona are demanding. stop the genocide of palestinians and end support for israel. in london, such a march became a record, according to the organizers, in the action was attended by about 500,000 people. the start of the march was preceded by clashes between police and counter-protest participants. far-right activists wh

painful pictures have also been sent from nasser hospital in khanyounos, which shows this hospital full of wounded and dead bodies. many of the wounded are children or even babies in the attacks of the zionist regime on al-babrij and nusirat prisons and yarmouk area in the center of the gaza strip. at least 31 palestinians were martyred. the warplanes of the occupiers bombed a large area in talzattar in the north of the gaza strip and destroyed several residential buildings. statistics of the cities of this attack have not yet been published, but according to the report a field reporter, the area that was bombed was densely populated. none of the iranian forces were targeted in syria, but if this happens, iran's response will be tough. this foreign minister's warning to america and sahid. in an interview with the financial times newspaper. mr. amir abdollahian rejected the american claims that the recent attacks on the country's bases in the region were carried out by groups related to iran. it is in iraq, syria and lebanon, he said: israel is the representative group of america in the

the army struck the outskirts of nasser hospital, one of the largest in the region. is still open. according to the palestinian ministry of health, more than 27,000 palestinians have been injured since the escalation began. the israeli military's recommendation to leave gaza city and move to the south of the enclave is still in effect. people walk along the security corridor with white flags. all news is always available on the media platform. in the application or on the website, stay on the russia channel. the situation at the checkpoints of the two border cities of blagoveshchensk and heihei remains difficult. 300 tourists from russia are stuck at the border due to weather conditions. during the freeze-up period, instead of large motor ships, only a few small-sized hovercraft sail. alexey sherbakov more details. similar. footage of people tired of standing in an endless line has been surfing the expanses of social networks for several days now; there are dozens, or even hundreds of times more such videos than pumas, hovercrafts, plying between blagoveshchensk and h

painful pictures were also sent from nasser hospital in khanyounes, which shows this hospital full of wounded and dead bodies. many of the martyrs and injured are children or even infants. 31 palestinians were martyred in the attacks of the zionist regime on al-brij and nusirat camps and the yarmouk area in the center of the gaza strip. the warplanes of the occupiers hit a large area in tal and zaatar north of the gaza strip bombarded and destroyed several residential buildings. statistics of the cities of this attack have not yet been published, but according to field reporters , the area that was bombed was densely populated. sari mansour, director general of quds news agency, was martyred in the zionist attack on al-babrij camp. hassoun salim was another journalist who was martyred in last night's rains, bringing the number of journalist martyrs to 55. hassun salim said in a video message before his martyrdom that only 5% of the facts in gaza have been caught on camera. al-occupation means what is happening in gaza is beyond the massacre and one it is full-scale genocide. all the c

jets today for example they they uh they hit the roof of one building about 500 yards away from nasser hospital that building has two antennas for two for the cellular companies in gaza and they ruined the signal here inside nassar hospital so the... only way to to communicate with the with the with the headquarters of the ministry of health which is based actually for hospital where dr.id is present, he is the spokesperson for the ministry of health and dr. abu rish is the deputy minister, they cannot communicate, so we we we don't know exact tol of of what's happening. okay, thank you so much for that, ish, take good care of yourself, and appreciate it. you're live reporting for us from there uh on the ground in gaza in front of nasa hospital and khan yunis. okay, now let's move on uh with some news, the minature. the palestine resistant movement hamas saying that it has fired more rockets at the israeli city of askalon in response to the regime's brutal attacks on gaza. the algasam brigades says the rocket attacks have caused injuries and damage. spokesman for the group said that resistance

the pieces, bury the dead and and you know uh, to get some kind of normalty, i mean here inside nasser hospital khanunes, i've been asked by maybe 100 people this morning, is there a truth, is it true, well the only one who talked about... is the washington post and that's the only source for this news uh but we haven't heard anything here locally except for people people are are are you know uh hoping that some kind of true or seasfire will take will go into effect they you know people they want to check on their homes whether it's still standing or not they want to check on the loved ones they want to try and look for for missing people under the rubble so they actually uh hundreds of thousands of people. are waiting for something uh like like this to happen uh amona what else do we know about um the way that the checkpoints work you mentioned uh um a little bit there in uh your previous statements but i'm curious as to whether there's any um kind of uh rhyme or logic in when they are open or when they allow the movements of palestinians through the checkpoints are we talking about that compl

the army struck the outskirts of nasser hospital, one of the largest in the region, as reported by qatar was destroyed, a neighboring bakery was damaged, where hundreds... people were queuing for bread, many people are known to be injured, another large hospital, alkuts, in fact blocked, due to shelling, medical teams cannot leave from there to help the victims, claims the palestinian branch of the red crescent , submitted by the local ministry of health, october 7, when hamas fighters attacked the territory of the jewish state provoked the start of the idf operation in gaza, more than 10,500 people were killed, more than 26 in the rest there is not enough fuel for electric generators. there are thousands of civilians in the city, the israeli defense forces reported. the military promised not to fire for 5 hours one of the main streets of gas, so that people could walk along it from the northern part of the city to the south. israel continues its ground operation. prime minister benjamin nitanyahu made a new televised address. he said that tsahal forces were circling gaza and were alread

people were killed and dozens were injured as a result of the recent israeli airstrike on the nasser hospitalex in gaza, the palestinian ministry of health reports, responding that the medical complex, which includes a children’s hospital, ophthalmology , psychiatric, was attacked both directly and nearby , the israeli missiles hit precisely at a time when there were a lot of people there, the wounded from this hospital were urgently taken to the hannas hospital. these are all children there is not a single adult, among the dead only children and women, an entire building collapsed on them, there are a lot of wounded and dead, we have already managed to get some out of the rubble, but we simply cannot get to many, there is a fire going on inside, this is new , a terrible crime against people, the voices of officials are beginning to sound louder, the secretary general of the united nations, antoniyash again demanded the earliest possible end... a cemetery for children, according to available data, hundreds of girls and boys are dying or injured every day , more journalists have been killed in

i am now in al-aqsa city hospital and nasser hospital. plot areas for the same number of martyrs and injured are too many. thousands of people are still under the rubble. the urban defense forces and the rescue forces cannot remove the wounded from under the rubble, first of all because of the heavy debris and because of their lack of facilities and also because of our communication interruption. we are talking about the fact that more than 60 houses and facilities were destroyed in the gaza strip, and this statistic is a very large statistic, and this crime is a very large and widespread crime that the very limited facilities of the gaza strip, which has been under siege for 17 years, cannot remove these debris. a safe passage is created for evacuation of the wounded, now the corpses and bodies of the martyrs are piled up in the courtyard of shafa hospital and no one can communicate with the outside of this hospital . the testimony is that the situation is very dangerous around alans hospital, al-ayoun hospital, ophthalmology hospital an

center, help each other , somehow making life easier, helping those who now need help, in the nasser hospitalneed blood donors, i came to donate blood victims, because the situation is difficult, some of the wounded delivered are in very serious condition. i am from the shati camp, i am a refugee, i have been here for four or five days, i want to save the lives of the wounded. every day we transfuse approximately 70-80 units of blood to numerous wounded people, especially after the displacement of the population of the north and the successive bombing of the gaza strip, especially the south. and now everyone needs gas help, adults and children. this is the palestinian story. ahmed shabbat, who moved with his family to the south, as a result shelling, the whole family died, he lost both legs, that’s what his uncle says. ahmed's house came under direct attack, the boy lost his entire gas sector to the nuseirat camp area. while we were there, the child was again hit by an airstrike, which led to the amputation of both legs. his uncle was with him, but he died. ahmed is completely traumatized, he

people were killed and dozens were injured as a result of the recent israeli air raid on the nasser hospitalex in gaza, the palestinian ministry of health reported, and responded that the medical the complex, which includes a children's hospital, an ophthalmological hospital, a psychiatric hospital, was attacked both directly and nearby, and the israeli missiles hit precisely at a time when there were a lot of people there, the wounded from this hospital were urgently taken to the khan hospital -yunisa. all these are children, there is not a single adult, among the dead only children and women , an entire building collapsed on them, so these are your goals netanyahu, may allah take revenge on you for this, there are a lot of wounded and dead, some of us we have already managed to get out from under the rubble, but we simply cannot get to many , there is a fire going on inside, this is a new, terrible crime against people, the voices of officials are beginning to sound louder, the secretary general of the united nations again demanded the earliest possible end fire in the gas sector. gaza bec

as the influx of wounded at nasser hospital remains, hi, doctors are doing their best to save people. one dr. flag with her children from our home and eastern guys that the con, unison is now working in the hospital surgery department. emetic sleeps in the pharmacy and ask for hospital with her 4 children, but continues to work in dire conditions and that heavy is really bombardment. and if not as to me, i am in the 7th month of pregnancy and i will 24 hours. the date, the cases we are experiencing a very difficult to not only require an s as in the operating room, but also require more workload. this exposes my life to many difficulties because i'm pregnant. at the end of the working day, i kind of do the work that i do for my children as a house wife, which forces me to neglect my children. i'm dealing with them. well, the civilian death toll grows and does the total number of reporters who have died in the complex so far as already nearing 50. and that's according to the committee to protect the journalist we spoke with a guys and reporter about life under is really bombardment. i

here we see one of the youngest victims of the latest as rarely attack being brushed to nasser hospital and con eunice. the bodies of those killed are being wrapped in blankets on the streets. roughly one 3rd of guys, hospitals are still partially operational, with the rest and no longer functioning due to fuel and electricity shortages. a red cross is supposed to person told us that civilians are paying the price for the disregard of international law by both sides of the conflict. this is a very heretic scenario. what you're witnessing in gaza is the mission of civilian and you know, the total. so that's still the last 24 hours on the that the health ministry or for these before it even goes as $1000.00. that's the highest sense this. the banker has started the silver spoon. um the, the, the nation's which is the risk for us has been born from such tragic events. where and when civilians are those who only paid it useful. it's unacceptable to witness . you know, this fools fails with internally displaced. people who are helpless central are left with nothing to help them move on. in t

i met several people who came to this camp to nasser hospital. people walked 3-4 km, because it is impossible to get there by transport, the roads are destroyed. i saw a father who carried his son on his shoulders, and it was a scorching sun. the gas here is very unusual for november weather, about 30°. therefore, people have to walk in such heat, carry their children, their belongings, why are they heading south, because the hostilities in gaza city have intensified a lot. the fighting is taking place outside the alkuts hospital in southwestern gaza, as tanks approach the hospital where people are staying. communication with people in that area is almost non-existent, but i managed to talk to one of those who left, he said that there was a real firefight there, from the beginning of the israeli attack on the gaza strip, after the attack by hamas, there were many buildings there destroyed this territory has been heavily bombarded from the air for days, and is now being shelled from the sea from ground artillery systems. i have seen photos showing

course, from them, let’s see and listen to what they say palestinians, i have been working at the nasser hospitalod to the victims , because the situation is difficult, some of the wounded brought in are in very serious condition, i am from the shatiye camp, i am a refugee, there are four or five days, i want to save the lives of the wounded, every day we transfuse approximately 70-80 units of blood to numerous wounded, especially after the displacement of the population of the north and the successive bombing of the gaza strip, especially the south. we continue. monitors the situation in the middle east, everything the latest news on our air, alexandra, i give you the floor. thank you, our special correspondent stanislav bernwalt is monitoring the situation in the region. the third group of russians evacuated from the gas sector returned to their homeland; this night a special board of the ministry of emergency situations from cairo landed at domodedovo. he delivered 120 of our compatriots, none of them were wounded. after passing the inspection, people were given warm clothes and sent to a temp

shrapnels were flying to the courtyard of this nasser hospital.rgest medical centre in gaza — now it's the biggest medical centre that's serving almost half of the population. in khan yunis, we noticed today for the last 4—5 hours at least, air strikes in khan yunis — but in gaza city and the north, where israel is fighting in eight different battles, we understand the biggest one is northwest and southwest. fighting will continue — not as intense as yesterday, but fighting will continue there. we have seen footage of air strikes and exchange of fire in some of the blazes overnight. we have about a0 people at least killed, some say 50 — still no official figure from the palestinian health ministry here in gaza about the number of people killed overnight. but, yes, we have air strikes in central gaza, in the city, in the area that israel asked 1.2 million people to flee. in khan yunis, here in rafah, we have air strikes and also intense air strikes in gaza city. today, it was an eastern part of gaza city, in a neighbourhood where people are talking

we all agreed to leave, but then we heard the news that we could go to nasser hospital.raise be to allah if my son had stayed where he was. we were, he would have died, i saw wounded people there, and i urge you and the whole world to bring them here, because there are already enough victims, we have lost all our loved ones. meanwhile, israel continues raids on the west bank of the jordan river, although they are not officially conducting military operations there, but nevertheless these raids occur every day, there are deaths among civilian, palestinian population, but neighboring jordan, in connection with these raids , is once again reacting harshly and increasing its military force on the borders. let's listen to the official statements of the jordanian side. any population movements or the creation of conditions that lead to this will be considered by jordan as a declaration of war. if israel violates its own obligations, the peace treaty between us will turn into a dust-covered piece of useless paper. lost in a bookcase, the situation on the lebanese-israeli border

carrying those who are seriously wounded by the israeli war from different hospitals, including nasser hospitali was reporting all, all the time. and they were taken now to the egyptian side because people were injured and it takes a little bit of time because they don't have any ids or any passports. so the egyptian will have to identify them and make sure that they are... their identity. then they will be transported into a field hospital outside the this crossing near ten kilometers. and from there, they will be taken to further treatment in egypt. but this is very big significance for people for about 7000 palestinians who have dual nationality. and they were waiting for days to have this chance, but also for tens of thousands of injured people, including many children and women who are waiting for this gate to to be opened so they can be sent for medical treatment. for more on israel's military operation, i'mjoined by dr ahron bregman, a professor at the department of war studies at king's college. he served with the israeli defense forces in 1982 during the lebanon war. thank you very muc

eight people were killed, dozens were injured as a result of the recent israeli attack on the nasser hospitalistry of health reports that the medical complex, which includes a children's ophthalmological and psychiatric hospital, was attacked both directly and nearby, and the israeli missiles hit precisely in that period when there were a lot of people there, the wounded from this hospital were taken to the khan yunis hospital, all of them were children, there was not a single adult, among the dead there were only children and women, they an entire building collapsed, so these are your goals netanyahu, may... allah take revenge on you for this. there are a lot of wounded and dead, some we have already managed to get out of the rubble, but we simply cannot get to many, there is a fire going on inside, this is a new terrible crime against people. the voices of officials are beginning to sound increasingly louder; the secretary-general of the united nations, antonia guterres, again demanded the earliest possible ceasefire in the sector. becomes a cemetery for according to available data, hundred

the dozens of injured have arrived at nasser hospital in con eunice after idea of strikes on the city. dr. fidel name works at all the hospital, the only facility receiving casualties. we got the city and describe the situation to us. know in the city, the only function in cost between is z and the auto post, which on the situation is cuz i still think the clinics in she falls for time to come to come to us on the same time the our team is very limited to we received it with the hundreds of injured people, not to the edge of dealing with also the woods, corny, cuz he's like the smith harbor pension. the dehydration, the us, them everything we can't handle all of them there. what we do now is like the impulse without his phone, me, emergency, and the minimum possible intervention to say flies and to still be viewed. many of these patients need intervention says intervention. many of them have a company compound fractures with the leading. we only the live saving says always and, and is really our strike has killed 13 people and the enter dozens and the southern city of con eunice rescu

forces and barely able to function in the south of guys with dozens of injured have arrived at nasser hospital in con eunice after idea of strikes on the city dr. federal name, what works at all the hospital. the only facility receiving casualties and does the city and describe the situations with no in the city. the only function in close between is the and the auto post, which on the situation is cause i still think the clinics in she falls to find the come to come to us on the same time is there a lot of team is, is very limited to we receive it with the hundreds of injured people, not to the age of dealing with also the woods coordinate casey's like the smith hyper tension, the dehydration, the us, them everything we can't handle all of them. and what we do now is like the impulse without his phone, me emergency, and the minimum possible intervention to say flies and to still be viewed. many of these patients, the intervention says intervention. many of them have a community compound fractures with the bleeding. we do only the live saving scissors and, and as really arthritis, filled at 13

for this new model of the around 100 patients from the indonesian hospital were evacuated to l. nasser hospital in the south, pushing the facility to the brink of collapse were heard from one of those evacuating the patients to nestor hospital. linda is, you don't follow. we rushed to pull him out and you know people shout as he was marcher, but i replied, his heart was still bidding. so with kerry's hand and as there were no stretchers, i'm put human to boss. then was shut the cartons until we reached an officer hospital. after performing a c t scan, they told us his condition was stable, but still critical money. how about the plaintiff and boss and celebrities? journalist, up until the end reported airstrikes near the country's border with israel pictures report. and they showed the aftermath of this right, which took place near the town of tier. harforth is rarely military which repeatedly claims it is targeting has the lot and the cross border strikes has yet to comment on the incidence warning. you may find the following. images disturbing . the israel 11 and border has seen daily exchang

were also casualties maternity ward of another hospital, alshifa, the largest in the gas sector, nasser hospitalalso under fire. we don’t even have accurate data on the number of victims, too many dead are still lying on the streets around the hospital, no one has accurate data, not even the doctors, some of them stayed with their families, some left, you can’t even contact them to find out who is left and who is no longer there, the situation is critical, we can’t get water , there is no electricity either, we appeal to the whole world, if you have even a drop of unsleeping conscience left, do at least something, any politician, which... the day before began in saudi arabia, an emergency summit of the league of arab states , leaders, leaders of the arab and islamic world arrived, of course the situation that is now happening in the gas sector is being discussed, it has become the central topic of this summit. this is what crown prince of saudi arabia bin salman said at the opening of the summit. we demand the immediate cessation of the military operation in the sector, the opening of a humanita

nasser hospital, no space.leeping on the grounds, people begging for food and water, the number of people displaced from the north and come to the south is unbelievable, and for this city, which already is overwhelmed by people who came from the eastern side of khan younis near the border since day one of this war, and now this tiny city has to accommodate and feed and this hospital has to treat over half of the population who are now in this city. and the problem is that more and more people are arriving every day, so i can see people on top of each other, in one house you can find 100 person in a two—bedroom house. i saw images of people, like, you know, 50 people in one tent and the situation is really bad. people here, when we talk to them, they say, we just need food and water. they want egypt to reopen the humanitarian corridor and to allow hundreds of trucks to reach the people here. the situation here is bad, but not as bad as for those who remain in gaza city and the north. we believe about 200,000 peo

now the tanks are outside another two hospitals, nasser hospital and... day we were sure tanks were outside al-quds hospital which also in the south west of gaza where israel were calling the director of the hospital and the people in hospital many times to leave the hospital. but yesterday the palestinian red crescent, which controlled this hospital, said, we lost control, we lost contact with the people inside the hospital. since yesterday, nobody can make any phone calls or know exactly what is going on inside the al-quds hospital. we are talking about 14,000 people are sheltering in the hospital, about 100 patients there connected to life—saving machines. last call i made to the director of the hospital, he said that we are running the smallest generator and we have fuel for 24 hours and there is a risk for the lives of the patients there and also for the people who flee because israel has been bombing every building around the al-quds hospital and all of the roads around the hospital were damaged. very serious developments, very serious situation in g

in khan younis, this doctor at nasser hospital was on duty in the emergency room when he was told that children aged five and seven, his mother, his brothers, their wives and their children were killed in a strike. translation: what did | these children do wrong? what crime did they commit to deserve tons of bombs on their heads, tons of explosives on their heads? israel says that it does what it can to avoid civilian deaths in gaza and that it's acting to eliminate hamas. it says it's destroying dozens of tunnel shafts used by its fighters. the israeli prime minister continues to reject international calls for a ceasefire, but now says he'll consider tactical little pauses in hostilities. he added that israel would have overall security responsibility indefinitely, after the war is over. yesterday marked exactly one month since the deadliest day in israel's history. vigils took place for those killed in hamas�*s surprise cross—border attacks and some 240 women, men and children still being held hostage. translation: i'm waiting - and demanding they do whatever it takes to bring everyo

carrying those who are seriously wounded by the israeli war, from different hospital, including nasser hospital i was reporting and they were taken to the egyptian side. people were injured and it takes time because they don't have any ids or passports so the egyptian also have to identify them and make sure they are, and identify their identity and then they be transported into a field hospital, outside the, this crossing near 10 kilometres and from there they will be taking to further treatment in egypt, but this is very big significant people, for about 7,000 palestinians, who have dual nationality, they were waiting for this, to have this chance but also for tens of thousands of injured people, including many children and women who are waiting for this gate to be open, so they can be seen for medical treatment. rushdi abu alouf, as always thank you. rushdie speaking about a painfully slow exit for people in much pain. and we can speak now to our correspondent, anna foster, who's in southern israel. said it has ville hit 11,000 hamas targets, so far, in this war now reaching the end of its f

i'm outside nasser hospital, this is where hundreds of displaced people are now looking together, their rain is continued for the last half an hour, most people skip an underground, very little people manage to built—ins like this one. it is going to be a big struggle for those who are displaced, they are struggling with food and water for a long time and now they are struggling to get cover appropriate for this weather. a senior officer involved in the stephen lawrence murder case was corrupt, according to a secret metropolitan police report from the year 2000, uncovered by the bbc. it said ray adams was cleared by a corruption probe which relied on false testimony from a man linked to the family of one of stephen's killers. the revelation contradicts years of police denials about the role of corrupt officers in the case. daniel de simoney reports the spectre of police corruption has long haunted the stephen lawrence murder. for three decades, scotland yard kept the secret we now expose. the met knew about it, that's what's so shocking. today we reveal a met police report concluded tha

and doing for the it's around 100 patients from the indonesian hospital were evacuated to l. nasser hospital in the south, pushing the facility to the brink of collapse for the one says there are 1700000 displays to people in does uh that says a hundreds of thousands move south from the war zone. despite facing supply shortages or space for shelter, well, health organization, warren's that 70 percent of people in the unplug, don't have access to clean water. we've heard from some of those fleeing the noise about their pipe. and the as i am a displaced person from gauze. our homes were destroyed. israel force people to leave. we live in dance, now. they've got blown away by the wind. and to the other people, may god help them. i do a lot of how i personally became a refugee myself 9 times. then at my sister's house, then it to a relative's house, then of the school that was hit, and then running away to another school and then went to my in laws house and that it was hit. and we went to another school and then it was shelter with a to read. it was 7 to 2 of the shelves on the school, not to m

i met a couple of them today who arrived to this camp here in nasser hospital.ilometres because there is no access for cars or any sort of transportation, so the people have to walk. i saw a father who was carrying his son over his shoulder in the heat of the sun — which is unusual weather here in gaza in november. it's really about 30 degrees in gaza. but, yes, people under the sun were walking carrying their kids, some of their belongings if they can, and they made thisjourney into south. why? because the fighting in south gaza is really intensifying. taking very serious fight near the al quds hospital in gaza. it's the tal al—hawa area, it's a neighbourhood in the south—west of gaza. as the tanks advance very close to the hospital and people there, very few people remain in the area and communication is really hard, but i was talking to someone who fled this morning and he said it was a real gun battle in the area. most of the buildings around that neighbourhood were from the beginning of israeli attack on gaza following the hamas cross—border attack. this ar

in real difficulty now because generally most of those babies would have been referred to al nasser hospital baby unit but that can't happen right now. and they have no oxygen, they don't have incubators, and so the mortality for premature babies is going to be appalling. you mentioned al—ahli hospital, doctor crawley, which we understand is totally besieged by israeli forces. can ijust ask, you have been to al—shifa hospital several times in your career. can i ask firstly how your career. can i ask firstly how you feel when you have seen the images coming out of al—shifa of the premature babies out of incubators and doctors forced to perform operations without anaesthesia, using the lights on their phones, personally, has that affected you? it is deeply distressing. i really can't say, it is just for both the patients and our colleagues, it is unspeakable. as a doctor you're always try and give the best for your patience. i can't imagine anything more ghastly than being in anything more ghastly than being in a situation with people in desperate need and not having the tools to do anything f

also on wednesday, the israeli army struck the outskirts of nasser hospital, one of the largest in thetinians were injured. still valid recommendation of the israeli military to leave the city of gaza and move to the south of the enclave. people walk along the security corridor with white flags. in russia is on the rise, this was reported by the chief state sanitary doctor anna popova. about 35 new cases are recorded weekly. but since most russians have already encountered this virus, vaccination is not required for low risks of complications. in addition, the country now has a wide laboratory network. an automated analysis and nutrition system has been launched at the borders. situations, and new test systems allow diagnosing infections within several laws, which. from vladivostok to st. petersburg by taxi. driver farukh abdurrahmanov delivered passengers in 12 days, thus setting a record for the length and cost of the order. and at the same time he became the author of a film that was shot by two moscow bloggers. with details maria ezhavskaya. vladivostok, st. petersburg, taxi driver

there is a risk that this hospital, nasser hospital, is now serving two thirds of the population, whichl doesn't arrive here. , a ., ., here. rushdi abualouf with the catastmphic — here. rushdi abualouf with the catastrophic situation - here. rushdi abualouf with the catastrophic situation in - here. rushdi abualouf with the catastrophic situation in the . here. rushdi abualouf with the i catastrophic situation in the whole of gaza and also in the south as well, thank you very much indeed, and our thoughts go out to you and yourfamily. do stay and our thoughts go out to you and your family. do stay safe, thank you forjoining us. let's pick up on some of the latest. let's speak to the deputy mayor ofjerusalem, fleur hassan—nahoum. shejoins us live. thank she joins us live. thank you for joining us. can eid festival ask you about the issue of the incubators and those what is the latest on the inky is being transferred to the hospital, because it is the lack of fuel not the lack of incubators.— the lack of incubators. israel su lied the lack of incubators. israel suwlied to _ the lack of i

they are filling the nasser hospital after is in it - an israeli strike, gaza officials claim it wasdential area in southern israel. it is worth noting we've heard from israeli defense officials saying the focus has been on the north in northern gaza it could spill into the south, hamas command post, infrastructure and hamas militants to the south but that is where we have seen a large portion of the palestinian civilians fleeing and going to live in shelters. what's taking place here tonight in israel, thousands of people marching from tel aviv to jerusalem, families of the hostages putting more pressure on the government to bring those hostages home. it has been a very grim 24 hours after the idf did find one of those hostages. it was the body of a 60-year-old who had cancer, someone who was kidnapped on october 7th. 7. stuart: thank you very much indeed. a new poll shows sympathy for israel among young people is plunging, down to only 54% actually support israel, 24% support palestine. that support for israel is going down. congress and russell fry is with me. why is support for i

they stopped working altogether, and on wednesday the israeli army struck the outskirts of nasser hospitalst in the region, a mosque near a medical facility was destroyed, and victims were being taken to the hospital, which is still open. according to the palestinian ministry of health, since the beginning of the escalation more than 27,000 palestinians were injured. the israeli military's recommendation to leave gaza city and move to the south of the enclave is still in effect. people walk along the security corridor with white flags. the incidence of covid in russia is on the rise, this was reported by the chief state sanitary doctor of russia, anna popova. about 35,000 new cases are registered weekly, but since most russians have already encountered this virus, the risks of complications are small, vaccination is not required. in addition, the country now has a wide laboratory network, an automated system for analyzing the epidemic situation has been launched at the borders, and a new test system allows diagnosing the infection within a few minutes. licensing of activities. from vladivo

leila: south gaza's nasser hospital is overwhelmed. of wounded are brought here, including children. two sharing a single bed, as doctors pump oxygen manually. babies injured by burning shrapnel and falling buildings. the grief is crippling. in the north, idf troops occupied parts of gaza city's al-shifa hospital for a third day. yesterday the idf released this video of weapons they say were found on the hospital grounds. but so far, they have not shown evidence of their claim that hamas runs a command center underneath al-shifa. dr. ahmed el mokhallalati is a senior plastic surgeon inside al-shifa. dr. mokhallalati: they have found nothing. they have found no single resistance. no single gunshot against them, within the hospital area. it's totally aggressive. this attack on the hospital, which is totally full of civilian patients. leila: the hospital has been under siege for over a week. he described the terrifying conditions inside. dr. mokhallalati: the snipers have almost shot everyone who tried to move within that building. we can

and tents, and now we're starting to see more and more palestinians start to take cover in the nasser hospital in southern gaza. now, taking a look back at what is happening here in northern israel, we've seen that continued cross fire between the idf and hezbollah just alone here in this part of the country we saw as many as 30 rocket firessed this way on northern israel from hezbollah today griff. griff: wow busy and dangerous alex hogan live in northern israel. anita. anita: biden administration is under fire as government officials from four department and agencies signed anonymous letter demanding cease-fire in gaza. lucas tomlinson is live at the north lawn of the white house and he is on top of it all lucas. reporter: anita in the last hour you interviewed house arm committee saying what viewers are thinking if you disagree with policies of had white house, you can quit. >> many people within the government serve at the pleasure of the president. and if for whatever reason they are not onboard with what it is that the president is doing they have options. reporter: as pro-palestinian pr

he was working in nasser hospital when he learned his two children, his mother, his brothers, their wivesey were in khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, where many had fled for safety. israel accuses hamas of using civilians as human shields, of firing rockets from densely populated areas, of inviting death on their own people. but there is growing international criticism of the way israel is fighting this war. nothing justifies the horror being endured by the civilians in gaza. people in gaza are dying in their thousands and those alive are suffering from trauma, disease, lack of food and water. the level of death and suffering is hard to fathom. but those criticisms are seemingly not deterring israel from its chosen path. tonight, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said there would be no ceasefire until the hostages were released. a month on, the families of those hostages gathered in central tel aviv. this is a country still in shock and mourning. some use art to process their trauma. it's not only the attack, it's the every day in here for a month and even before. i have three s

regime is targeted entrance of al-nasser children's hospital in western gaza city, killing a number of people who taken shelter there. israel's war in gaza is now in his 29th day. total death toll has neared 9,500, most of them women and children. more than 24,00 people have also been injured those far. the hamas resistance movement has described israel strikes against hospitals as heinous crimes. hamas says it holds us and other western countries responsible for attacks against al-shifa, alkurs and indonesian hospitals. hamas added that... open us support for israeli terrorism and silence from the international community are to blame for these massacres. hamal said strikes indicate a plan to fully destroy the medical sector in the already devastated gaza strip. the resistance movement also warned of regimes plan to target more civilian infrastructure and medical facilities. you can see breaking news there, an update on the exact death tool coming out of the... gaza strip 9,488 dead over 3900 children as well as over 2500 women there in the besieged enclip meanwhile palestinian resista

also on wednesday, the israeli army struck the outskirts of nasser hospital, one of the largest in thea mosque near the medical facility. the hospital, which is still open, is treating the injured. according to the palestinian ministry of health , more than 27 palestinians have been injured since the beginning of the escalation. still valid recommendations from the israeli military to leave the gaza city and move to the south of the enclave. people walk along the security corridor with white flags. the incidence of covid in russia is on the rise, this was reported by the chief state sanitary doctor anna popova. about 35,000 new cases are registered weekly, but since most russians have already encountered this virus, minor vaccinations are not required. in addition, the country now has a wide laboratory network, and new test systems make it possible to diagnose infection in within a few minutes. cambodia deported 25 japanese accused of online fraud, a special charter was organized for the removal, cybercrime has become a serious problem in asian countries, even the un human rights offic

in khan younis, this doctor at nasser hospital was on duty in the emergency room when he was told thathildren aged five and seven, his mother, his brothers, their wives and their children were killed in a strike. translation: what did | these children do wrong? what crime did they commit to deserve tons of bombs on their heads, tons of explosives on their heads. israel says that it does what it can to avoid civilian deaths in gaza and that it's acting to eliminate hamas. it says it's destroying dozens of tunnel shafts used by its fighters. the israeli prime minister continues to reject international calls for a ceasefire, but now says he'll consider tactical little pauses in hostilities. he added that israel would have overall security responsibility indefinitely, after the war is over. yesterday marked exactly one month since the deadliest day in israel's history. vigils took place for those killed in hamas�*s surprise cross—border attacks and some 240 women, men and children still being held hostage. translation: i'm waiting - and demanding they do whatever it takes to bring everyone

so, the team that we have trying to support hospitals in the south, nasser hospital in particular, but during this pause, able to have a look at what else is needed, just cannot even fathom how this number of trucks that you mentioned -- yes, it looks helpful -- is going to come anywhere close to meeting the needs. >> from our perspective, richard and i were talking about the talks going on in doha, looking for an extension in the pauses to get more hostages out, from your perspective, the hostages and prisoners, there is a very large population of people, 1.8 million at least displaced so far, and the rest of the people in gaza were not displaced but are living in war conditions, and you need more than ten days of pause in order to allow these people a chance of living in some cases, getting normal health care. we're not just talking about trauma injuries. we're talking about dialysis and cancer and births and things like that. >> yep. it's absolutely true. and, you know, we hear, isn't it wonderful, 200 trucks coming in one day. before this, when you were at the blockade, you had 500

died of hunger there, we all agreed to leave, but then we heard the news that we could go to nasser hospitaltion, here is neighboring jordan, in connection with these raids, in once again reacts harshly, increases its... military force on the border, any population movements or the creation of conditions that lead to this will be considered by jordan as a declaration of war, if israel violates its own obligations, the peace treaty between us will turn into a dust-covered piece of no one the necessary paper lost in the bookcase. andrey potap, more than 3,000 trucks have already accumulated on the polish-ukrainian border, the traffic jam has stretched for... hundreds of kilometers, polish carriers have not been allowed through for the third week ukrainian trucks into their territory, they demand the abolition of benefits for ukrainian transport companies, because of which local drivers were left without work. slovak truckers have already picked up the baton; the day before, they also blocked their border for several hours. the requirements are the same, prohibit the free entry of trucks with u