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and thenne on e siege. so for six wks or so grant will lay siege to vicksburg, the confederates inside will slowly dwindle aw their muscles will will, will slow dn. the food supplies will start to run out. we've heard them, you know, eating mules and rats. and in all tt, it gets pretty bad inside vicksburg ultimately pemberton will surrender. he starts the negotiations on july the third. they carry over to the next day on july the fourth. this is the same july 3rd and foth. that up at gettysburg, you know, pickett's charge all that in middle tennessee, tullahoma bragg is getting checkmated almost at least in terms of the middle tennessee part. so a lot going on those couple of days. now, this leads to the last decision and that is what to do with all these confederate prisoners. well, here's big booboo in grant's memoirs, grant later says, well, you know, everybody wanted to send him up to prison camps. we got 30,000 confederates. all of a sudden we'll send them to prison camps. but i said no less parole be

gaza's 2.3 million inhabitants lack sufficient food and face mal nutrition in israel's devastating siege of the territory. and yemen's prime minister says the country will not stop confronting israel's aggression on gaza and considers fighting the regime sacred duty for all muslims. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan. thank you for joining us. israel's atrocities against civilians and the garsen strip show no sign of a baiting. the regime continues to hit civilian targets and medical facilities across the besieged palestinian territory. the indonesian hospital in baidlah became the scene of panic and horror after her surroundings were pounded by israeli strikes. the indonesian hospital's director has warned that the facility will stop working within 24 hours as its running out of fuel to operate is power generators. services at the nas children's hospital have been suspended as a result of the regime's attacks. fire also broke out inside alvantisi specialized hospital for children after it was hit in an israeli raid. the palestinian health ministry sa

this bag factory has stopped working for a long time because of the siege in the occupation.s you see, they are. all off, there were 12 to 15 workers, however, after the blocade, the factory is stopped, all the workers have lost their jobs and spend their time at home or in hanging out. i used to work as a tailor, i haven't worked for almost 9 years now, because of the siege, the blocade and the israeli restrictions. i have six daughters. we're currently living by help and aid. our life is very difficult and the unemployment rate has become great. when school started. i didn't buy new bags, clothes or anything for my kids, because i was not ready to buy them their school needs and let them suffer hunger later. thank god, i'm not renting my house. انا داري مش متاجرها ووضعي كئيب جدا انا سجين ساكن بيت ايجار, i a deported prisoner and i am renting house, currently my family lives by relief supplies and aid, there isn't a job opportunity and the situation is really difficult, as you see. come in, this is muhammad, he is sick, what does he suffer from? he has convulsions, epilepsy,

the siege of gaza must end allah.ray and unbreakable spirit of a leader who fought against all odds. leader of iran's islamic revolution says the us is complicit in israeli atrocities against palestinians calling on muslim countries to pile up political pressure to end the israeli onslot. iran and iraq reiterate support for the people of palestine and demand immediate in to the israeli aggression against palestinians in the besieged gaza strip. israel continues its intense bombings around several hospitals in northern gaza strip as depto from the regime's onslot nears 10,000.

he was under siege before the liberation operation. enemy will reach a distance of maybe 50 meters, less than 50 meters from jamia mosque. started. the first major operation of iranian fighters on 26 november 1959. hazrat ayatollah khamenei and martyr chamran were among the commanders of the operation. the night before, the leader of the revolution coordinated with the army and other forces. i sat down and wrote two letters to mr. colonel ghasemi, the commander of the 92nd division, and wrote that the siege of susang should be broken tomorrow. more than 800 baathist forces were killed and many were captured. more than a hundred of their armor was also destroyed. our infantry forces reached under the tanks and people for iraqi and baji and they hit them. one of the martyrs of this operation is shahid abdullah eisapour. his wife may he said that he took the injured out of sosangerd hospital until the last moment and was martyred himself. after they wanted to be the last ones to go from this side to onor. your mortar will be thrown into t

i used to work as a tailor, i haven't worked for almost nine years now because of the siege, the blockades very difficult and the unemployment rate has become great. when school started, didn't buy new bags, clothes or anything for my kids, because i was not ready to buy them their school needs and let them suffer hunger later. thank god, i'm not renting my house, may allah help those who rent. ووضعيب جدا انا سجين، ساكن بيت ايجار. i am renting house. currently my family lives by relief supplies and aid. there isn't a job opportunity. and the situation is really difficult. as you see, i have six kids. come in, please, this is one of my sick kids, please come in, this is muhammad, he is sick, what does he suffer from? he has convulsions, epilepsy, mental retardation and speech difficulties, if he walks along the street, he wouldn't know where he is going, every time he goes out by himself, i go bring him from. my sister-in-law has got rid of this closet and i thought of removing my kids clothes into it instead of being on the floor, all the kids clothes are damaged. if my husband. had a job

by... has publicly supported israel uh by refusing to call for a immediate ceasefire or lifting the siege of gaza, so publicly the us administration is supporting the israeli line, and the other thing that they're doing is they are sending massive amounts of firepower to the middle east area, west asia, four carrier fleets, which is half the operation national surface fleet of the united states, plus 200 marines, plus tons and tons of war material in dozens of cargo planes, plus funding, so the us is trying to create a massive show of force in the middle east to deter hezballah and the people and the islamic republic iran from coming to the rescue of the... people in gaza who are undergoing what is clear before everyone's eyes to be an unfolding. okay, well zaker, this is not the first war by the israeli regime against the people of gaza, but there have never been such widespread protest that we're witnessing um right now. residential towers were bombed uh before and civilians were killed, especially kids and other wars, but what? makes this time different in your perspective that we're s

gaza has been under siege since 207. the zionist regime and egypt closed the borders of the gaza strip. with the closure of the crossings in gaza , about 2 million people have been cut off from the outside world. the goal of the zionists is to put pressure on hamas. hamas has won the elections of the palestinian legislative assembly and for the first time the majority of the seats in the parliament came from the hands of the fatah movement. hamas, or the islamic resistance movement , is not like the compromisers. the occupying regime, feeling threatened , makes a security agreement with egypt and gaza is under siege . the borders of gaza are closed even to aid workers of international organizations and reporters. the zionists stop sending fuel. the only power plant. the electricity in the gaza strip is shut down and the region is plunged into blackout. in the absence of electricity, hospitals have problems they face each other and it becomes practically impossible to get drinking water. gaza goes to the border of qahti.

he wrote letters advising how to reconquer e d relieve vicksburg siege. vainly hoping to again command a field army instead. three of beauregard, two brigades, 7000 men were transferred to to help relieve the vicksburg siege and. one the north carolina, the morris island amphibious assault occurred seamlessly on july ten. ats from uss weehawken and uss new ironsides transferred neral george strong's 20 man brigade and a battery of naval howitzers folly island. while for monitors proved a, quote, extremely severe rain of shells against cfederate beach defenses, lieutenant robert edwardsf the 48th new york remembered how during the boat landings, quote, many were spattered with water by shells dropping near. by 9 a.m gilmore occupied most of the island capring several hundred confederates. skirmish was closed. morris island's northern end while admiral dahlgren shelled battery wagner until dusk. the day had been extremely hot, one sailor remembered, and the men were thoroughly worn out. the cooperative spirit showed cracks. the next morning when general gil

wagner heavy guns also shifted to bombard fmter amidst this siege. news arrived, leaving dahlgren mu afflicted his son. ulric was wounde pencil. virginia. perhaps o'rourke's wounding affected dorgan'esen of mind for within days of receiving the news, the admiralr assaulting wagner without naval support, cg he was, quote grateful to cooperate. if gilmore would actually allow him to. gilmore' parallels morris island with mortars and recoil, volley guns adding to the siege. yesterday, i went up with the iron cand opened aeavy fire on fort wagner in order to prevent a sortie upon some new works, dahlgren wrote in a typical report on july 25th. the firing of fort wagner was soon silenced and the garrison driven to shelter so that in the course of the morning our new batteries were partially armed. captain tucker squadron remained active. shakara and palmetto state alternated nights guarding against raids. sailors also manned craft shifting manpower or artillery and supplies into and out of sumter and wagner. beauregard appreciated the support writing quot

quincy gilmore's engineering experience fit the needs of siege warfare.ndrew foote had experience working with soldiers and clouds. john dahlgren was the navy's ordnance expert. they met before assuming duties to campaign plans, unfortunately put to death, removed the officer, able to see all sides of an issue. the initial morris island landings demonstrated how the army and navy cooperate. but the failed battery wagner assault the next day suggested perhaps gilmore not always want that cooperation. if he had to share the glory. the initial wagner bombardment used the navy, but the july 18th assault was too late in the day for fire support from ships. and left. admiral dahlgren, smarting just as he learned of his son's wounding. the final assault against battery wagner that never seemed a more coordinated but confederate evacuation of morris island threw it into disarray. dahlgren wanted to capitalize by assaulting fort sumter, but as quick action resulted in an iron clad grounding. by then, both commanders were so strained they planned independent assaul

it is very important for palestinians in gazza to end this siege once and for all.. me well uh, if you're just joining us, you can see on the bottom of your screen there, we're about an hour and i believe about 20 minutes into a four-day, some call some call it a true, some call it humanitarian sease fire, but nevertheless uh the the the the air strikes have uh stopped over gaza by the israeli regime, but so far we have over nearly 16,00 palestinians dead, more than uh 80% of them women and children over 49 days of unrelenting strikes, unrelenting strike. that is finally uh paused, there's going to be a small prisoner exchange in about eight or nine hours uh supposedly at 1500 gmt at five o 500 gmt was the truce and then uh 10 hours after it we're going to see a prisoner exchange and supposedly hundreds of a desperately needed humanitarian trucks pouring into that rough border crossing with a food clean water uh medical supplies and even fuel that the israelies have denied the palestinians for almost. 50 days now if you can imagine that, meanwile we'll keep you upda

gilmors parallels morris volley guns adding to the siege. yesterday, i went up with the irons and opened a heavy fire on fort wagner in order to prevent a sortie upon some new works, dahlgren wrote in a typical report on july 25th. the firing of fort wagner was soon silenced and the garrison driven to shelter so that in the course of the morning our new batteries were partially armed. captain tucker squadron remained active. shakara and palmetto state alternated nights guarding against raids. sailors also manned craft shifting manpower or artillery and supplies into and out of sumter and wagner. beauregard appreciated the support writing quote sailors materi really strengthened our means of defense. at boer guards requests tucker increased torpedo and boa operations. in early august, lieutenant alexander worsley led saor and soldiers omhe 25th south carolina. on boat exploration, clearing u.s. troops from lighthouse eek. on august eighth, the blockade runner turned gunboats seize as juno ctud a uss wabash picket boat. on august 16, a night o

in fact, the scene that exists now is that the shefa hospital is under siege. the lives of the palestinians in gaza are completely under siege, and the zionist regime has not been able to although he has achieved his goals, he has not been able to liberate his homeland or destroy the resistance, so whatever work or achievements the occupiers have had is only the killing of women and children, and apart from this, they have not been able to achieve any other military achievements in the gaza strip . yes, people use unhealthy water if this is considered to be killing people, cutting off the water and cutting off the electricity, and in spite of this resistance rocket launch against the zionist occupiers, the rockets and the blood of yadin are still being fired at them , and the resistance forces they confront their farm vehicles and destroy them, killing and injuring a number of them and bringing the case to their cemetery. yes, thank you for the report of gaza reporter esral al-bahisi, we will continue the news. the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza are still

in order to end the siege, hamas agreed to form a national unity government and leave the control ofe important ministries to the compromise movement. after the mecca agreement , the hamas movement renounced the main ministries in order to implement the unity of the palestinian nation, but the siege of the gaza strip continued. finally , the zionist regime, which did not see the embargo and blockade as enough , started an all-out war at the end of 208 ad to destroy the hamas celebration, which lasted for 22 days. in this unequal war, more than 145 palestinians were martyred and more than 500 people were injured. in this war, the zionists deliberately and purposefully targeted the children of gaza in order to deprive the people of gaza from the future generations and to force them to leave their homes and land by creating terror. a soldier attacked andazi and a number of them were wounded. after that, another military boat launched towards them and they flew away like kites, and i did not even see their blood shed. during this war, all the infrastructures of the gaza strip were heavil

but the siege of the gaza strip continued. finally , the zionist regime, which did not see the embargo and blockade as enough, started a full-scale war in late 208 ad to destroy the hamas celebration, which lasted for 22 days. in this unequal war, more than 145 palestinians were martyred and more than 5 thousand people were injured. in this war, the zionists have deliberately and purposefully targeted the children of gaza in order to deprive the people of gaza from future generations and to force them to leave their homes and lands by creating fear and terror. children play here. one of the military boats shot at them and some of them were injured. after that , one of the military boats fired at them and they flew into the air like kites, and i did not even see their blood shed. during this war, all the infrastructures of the gaza strip were heavily attacked . hospitals, schools, and people's homes were one of the main targets of the zionists in these attacks, to the point where the voices of american jewish politicians protes

how many years was the siege? the siege of the syrian towns and the syrian shiites should not be forgotten. nobel by zahra kafraya foua. it was 3 years and 2 years of siege. in all the previous scenes, the resistance responded with patience, which was strategic patience along with faith, courage, bravery, intelligence, and everyone's initiative. this is it, well, look at those days when noble people are under siege giving food, not having water, remember the 33-day war , remember what happened, the holy defense of khorramshahr, the events during the war, all this shows that the rationality of the resistance front is rational and can be trusted , so please be patient and trust. thank you, mr. torabi, for being with us. we are going to the sky of london . we are waiting for the audio and video from there . we are also waiting for sayyid hassan nasrallah's speech . well, just as we are seeing the images in the sky of london, ms. shabiri, what is the news and news? are you telling us that the secretary general of the

there for 16 years, tell me, how is this a siege? no siege means, according to the basic laws, the right to life is limited , not every human being can move easily between the borders to go to egypt. and the existing barriers also require that the first thing is to register the name and after that there must be a special permission and a special permission until you transfer from one place to another . what is the right to work? approximately 64% of the al-ghazi community do not work. it's a big proportion abroad i know that children and young people are exposed to all kinds of psychological harm during these wars and our traumas, which means that the gaza strip is not open to consumption. every day, 500 trucks of consumer goods are sent to the gaza strip . there is poverty in the gaza strip as in the whole world. it means that the lives are good and the lives are materially good, but the percentage of poverty in the gaza strip exceeds 65%, but some of the poorest people in the world do not get it. it means that a simple part is in t

the city of sosangard was released from the 55-day siege. you record during irregular wars. yes , yes. yes, mr. mohammad was one of the first people who became a member of the shahid chamran group in the war. one of the operations he attended was the operation to liberate susan gard. we were invited to the headquarters and 11 of us went with mr. masoumi , we were about 200 people who came from other camps. well, we will go to gaza and see the live report of my colleague ahmed sahmoud from in front of shahrada al-aqsa hospital, 14 kilometers south of gaza. also, based on the information we have, a number of wounded people entered this hospital a few minutes ago. they were injured recently, so far there is no news of sukh, no news of food , no news of basic needs, the israeli regime is trying he wants to intensify the siege of the gaza strip with the green light of the united states after he has not achieved any military achievements in his own military operations and against the resistance forces in the north and south of the gaza strip with various missiles. they use appropr

quincy gilmore's engineering experience fit the needs of siege warfare. andrew foote had experience working with soldiers and clouds. john dahlgren was the navy's ordnance expert. they met before assuming duties to campaign plans, unfortunately put to death, removed the officer, able to see all sides of an issue. the initial morris island landings demonstrated how the army and navy cooperate. but the failed battery wagner assault the next day suggested perhaps gilmore not always want that cooperation. if he had to share the glory. the initial wagner bombardment used the navy, but the july 18th assault was too late in the day for fire support from ships. and left. admiral dahlgren, smarting just as he learned of his son's wounding. the final assault against battery wagner that never seemed a more coordinated but confederate evacuation of morris island threw it into disarray. dahlgren wanted to capitalize by assaulting fort sumter, but as quick action resulted in an iron clad grounding. by then, both commanders were so strained they planned independent assa

_ behavioural science subgroup of siege -- — behavioural science subgroup of siege. —— sage.u were there. did you attend — the next page. you were there. did you attend every sage meeting during this period? i think i missed one. not this— this period? i think i missed one. not this one. this period? i think i missed one. not this one-— this period? i think i missed one. not this one. . ., , . ., not this one. page four, the section ofthe not this one. page four, the section of the minutes— not this one. page four, the section of the minutes headed _ not this one. page four, the section of the minutes headed behavioural. of the minutes headed behavioural science, _ of the minutes headed behavioural science, this was a summary of the discussions — science, this was a summary of the discussions which led to the decision— discussions which led to the decision that a behavioural science subgroup— decision that a behavioural science subgroup would be a good idea? and we have _ subgroup would be a good idea? and we have heard in the way it was set up. we have heard in the way it wa

it is also time for the siege to be lifted.— in gaza. it is also time for the siege to be lifted. _ siege to be lifted. you mentioned the fuel that came _ siege to be lifted. you mentioned the fuel that came in _ siege to be lifted. you mentioned the fuel that came in yesterday, l the fuel that came in yesterday, some 23 thousand litres, we understand, just for the un to distribute aid, that your office has called a fraction of what it needs. what did that shipment of aid allow you to do yesterday that you have not been able to do? the you to do yesterday that you have not been able to do?— you to do yesterday that you have not been able to do? the fuel that we not, not been able to do? the fuel that we got. which _ not been able to do? the fuel that we got, which is _ not been able to do? the fuel that we got, which isjust _ not been able to do? the fuel that we got, which isjust over - not been able to do? the fuel that we got, which isjust over 23,000 | we got, which isjust over 23,000 litres, is conditional, by the israeli authorities. for unrwa to put it in our trucks, go to

biden has publicly supported israel uh by refusing to call for a immediate ceasefire or lifting the siege of gaza, so publically uh the u.s. administration is supporting the israeli line, and the other thing that they're doing is they are sending massive amounts of firepower to the middle east area, west asia, four carrier fleets, which is half the operational surface fleet of the united states. plus 2000 marines, plus tons and tons of of uh war material in dozens of cargo planes, plus funding, so the us is trying to create... a massive show of force in the middle east to deter hezballah and the people and the islamic republic iran from coming to the rescue of the people in gaza who are undergoing what is clear before everyone's eyes to be an unfolding. okay, okay, this is not the first war by the israeli regime. against the people of gaza, but there have never been such widespread protest that we're witnessing um right now, residential towers were bombed uh before and civilians were killed, especially kids and other wars, but what makes this time different in your perspective that we're

following the attack on the indonesian hospital which is under siege. 12 people were martyred. while the adviser to the prime minister of the zionist regime is an artillery attack on the hospital , because according to international law, the director general of the ministry of health of the gaza strip knew that the authorities had entered the department. the various hospitals announced hours after the siege and said that they witnessed a scene inside the hospital that is a shame to humanity. in its latest attacks, the zionist regime attacked a four-story residential complex in jabalia, west of rafah in the south of gaza. the latest crimes committed by the zionists in the gaza strip, regime forces killed 11 members of a family in an airstrike on a residential house in the center of gaza. zionist soldiers also the indonesian hospital in the north. gaza is the target of heavy bombing and shooting they said that 80 palestinians were martyred and more than 20 people were injured in the airstrikes of the zionist regime on different areas of the gaza strip since dawn today. the ground

35th day. world food program says population in gaza faces malnutrition atmit israel's devastating siege on the territory. and yeman's prime minister says the country will continue to confront israel's aggression on gaza and considers fighting the regime sacred duty. for all muslims, hello everyone, thanks for tuning in press tv world news and now more than a month into israel's war on gaza, hospitals and civilian areas remain the prime target of the region. relentless air attacks, the indonesian hospital in bait lahya became the scene of panic and horror after surroundings were pounded by the regime. israri air strikes also. at two children's hospitals and gaza suspending services at the facilities, meanwile gaza's blood bank has been put out of service falling a targeted israeli strike, that according to the palestinian health ministry, it uh warned hospitals in gaza could face power outages within the next hours and stop providing services. gaza's government media office has slammed israel strikes against hospitals as international crimes and violations of international law. meantime

our government has repeatedly requested the end of the 16-year siege of gaza. this the government hasoubtedly made the most extensive condemnation of israel in connection with cutting off water, food, fuel and other basic items on the people of gaza. general punishment is never justified. the scottish government supports international investigations into war crimes. the plan to request an immediate ceasefire in gaza was approved by 90 of the 118 representatives participating in this vote in the scottish parliament. in this voting, the representatives of the labor party in the scottish parliament also voted in favor of gaza and acted against the opinion of starr, the leader of this party. representatives of the conservative ruling party in scotland, however, opposes the ceasefire in gaza. the two main british parties, conservative and labor , have been in power in this country for decades. these two parties disagree with each other in most cases, but about the continuation of the war. the people of this country, according to the announcement of the nazarji yougof institute: are we all

in gaza face starvation because food and water have become practically nonexistent due to israel's siege of the territory. and the commander of the what's force of iran's irgc says palestine and the west asia region will not be the same following operation and a flood. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. on day 41 of israel's onslot on the besieg gaza strip hospitals are the focal point of the regime's deadly raid. gaza city's shifa hospital is surrounded by israeli tanks. the director of the hospital says the israeli military has b the waterline, he said the regime forces are present in the hospital and have stolen several palestinian bodies. the regime's military has confirmed this raid into the hospital we started on wednesday. israeli forces entered the complex claiming it was top a military command center of the hamas resistance movement. hamas has categorically dismissed the allegation saying israel lies about finding weapons at the complex. meanwhile, doctor in gaza said the situation at shifa hospital is. the situati

, but has not yet succeeded in all these difficult conditions, and this siege that exists, but it isll resisting its rocket attacks against the zionist settlements, and until now the alarm has sounded in towns like esqlan has sounded, but on the other front , the battle of the last storm. in the north of the occupied territories bordering with lebanon today, the qassam resistance forces, which are located in the south of lebanon and the border bases of the zionist regime, targeted one of their attacks here on the city of hay, the second largest city of the zionist regime, which has a significant population. in this area, the zionist residents of seda daroumeh, especially in the surrounding towns of haifa, went to shelter. this attack was carried out by the qassam battalions of the palestinian resistance stationed in southern lebanon . on the other hand, the lebanese hezbollah also targeted the border bases of the zionist regime. he gives and continues to destroy the equipment of these bases with his current missiles . this was the most important development of the last 24 hours of th

gaza's 2.3 million inhabitants lack sufficient food and face malnutrition amid israel's devastating siege of the territory. and yemen's prime minister says the country won't stop confront. israel's aggression on gaza and considers fighting the regime sacred duty for muslims. hello everyone, welcome press tv, world news. israel's atrocities against civilians in the gaza strip show no signs of abating regime. continues to hit civilian targets and medical facilities throughout the besieged palestinian territory. the indonesian hospital in bait lahiah became the scene of panic and horror after surroundings were pounded by israeli strikes. indonesian hospital directors warned the facility will 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 isr

she has suspended operations on the siege by his very tax and snipers. the listening situation in gaza was the focal point of a summit held in saudi arabia, arab and islamic lead has been issued a joint statement calling for a binding un resolution to purchase stopped as well as aggression and around the world. crowds of holding rallies and solidarity with the palestinians. this is london where police estimate at least 300000 people were in attendance. image and timber begins coverage. 40 bucks long don't. so it goes as big as hospital labels written in arabic, read unknown children. although known body parts, it is too dangerous to lease a combined stall for preparing to bury them in a mass grave on hospital grinds inside a facility design for 700 patients is treating 5000 and sheltering size and small. and that's where i have done it. to the and i give them dr. hop on it and pop out on the 9th of on know what to do. here. with that power vented items and incubators have shut dying. even the most useless method go home to problems with them. now are col

here, i think you said in your speech that the hospital was under siege.pecial conditions, they are not able to use those special conditions and treatment, and this is in fact, if human rights organizations and international organizations do not enter faster, we should actually say that humanity exists, in general, it means humanity is dying, and this it seems that with the awakening in the nation i hope that as soon as possible we will witness the quick actions of human rights organizations and i hope that the security council of the seven nations will force the zionist apartheid regime to stop the war crimes as soon as possible. deputy assistant to the president in the pursuit of social rights and freedoms, but there was talk about the siege of shefa hospital in gaza, and we have a news about it. the head of the world health organization emphasized that a ground attack by the zionist army on shefa hospital in gaza is not acceptable in any way. tedros adhanom regarding the conditions of gaza hospitals, he said that there are currently about 1,400 usable b

he is repeating the massacre , he is making forced listening to the people in gaza, under the siege of the zionist army, and entering the hospital means that you mentioned that they are under pressure in gaza now. hospitals are under siege, what can be done and with these new events and these new documents, how can we refer to human rights institutions? basically, it is not supposed to refer to the institutions in such conditions, humanitarian rights should be activated automatically in war conditions. war for any reason. to take place, the main function of the primary function, in fact, humanitarian rights is to be activated naturally in such. who committed these crimes and was a member of the united nations, how would he be dealt with if this crime was committed by another country or regime, you see, we all know that the management of the scene and the field is with america, and in fact, the history of america is full of brutal great nam 8 years of our holy rejection, in fact , the crime that was committed against our country, and the kind of double standard that the west and human r

in gaza. face starvation because food and water have become practically nonexistent due to israel's siege of the territory and the commander of the huts force of iran's irgc says palestine and the west asia region will not be the same following operation alaxa flood. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terran. thank you for joining us. on day 41 of israel's onslot on the besege gaza strip hospitals are the focal point of the regime's deadly rates. gaza city's shifa hospital is surrounded by israeli tanks and bulldozers. no one is allowed to leave the medical complex. the director of the hospital says the israeli military has bombed the waterline, he said the region forces are present in the hospital and stolen several palestinian. bodies, the regime's military has confirmed this raid into the hospital which started on wednesday. israeli forces entered the complex claiming it was top a military command center of the hamas resistance movement. hamas has categorically dismissed the allegation saying israel lies about finding weapons at the complex. meanwhile doc

due to the siege of this hospital. the lack of water, electricity, fuel and facilities related to health and treatment has intensified compared to the previous day . in the last 24 hours, we have lost three babies. at 1 in the morning, the hospital's electricity was cut off. the incubator machines of the hospital stopped working and we tried to warm them in other ways let's keep this is a report from bion india network about the empty shelves of stores in gaza. however , there are also pictures of the oven that the palestinians kept burning. today it rained in gaza. a palestinian media announced by publishing pictures in the shadow of the continued rain in gaza and the siege of khafeh. the heavy rain in this city quenches the thirst of the people of gaza . this is the report of al-alam network reporter about the efforts of adults to entertain children by playing football. it is a child's play to score wheelchairs for the injured here. and encouraging today's rocket response by the palestinian resistance forces towards

in gaza face starvation because food and water have become practically non-existent due to israel's siege of the territory and the commander of the hoods force of iran's irjc says palestine and the west asia region will not be the same following operation alaxa flood. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in terran. thank you for joining us. now israel continues to strike the gaza strip as the regime's brutal war on the besieged palestinian territory enters his 42nd day. the regime has launched a fresh attack on the jabalya refugee camp killing. at least 15 people, casualties have also been reported after an israel attack on the nusavat refugee camp. hospitals also remain the focal point of israeli strings. hundreds of wounded individuals have been scattered on the floors of gazas indonesian hospital due to the non-stop influx of injured people. the hospital's director says the facility is completely out of service. alshiva hospital that was raided by israeli forces on wednesday also remains surround. the situation at dal shiva hospital is very dangerous and catas

hear that there has been a siege for 16 years, tell me, how is this a siege? no , the siege means that according to the basic laws of life , the human right to move is limited, and not every human being can move easily between the borders until going to egypt. it is necessary to register me for a long period of time, as well as going through what is called israel and the existing barriers. you also need to register my name first, and then there must be a special permission and a special permission to transfer me from place to place . there is no real action after the destruction of my fields. a large percentage of those who exist, including children and young people, are exposed to all kinds of psychological pain during these wars and traumas. we are suffering from the origin in the gaza strip, not open to consumption, 500 trucks of my materials were sent to the gaza strip daily. al-estahliyyah fu'as materials consumerism is always present, but the islamic power of the people is weak, especially weak. there may be people in the gaza strip, as in the whole worl

but the siege of the gaza strip continues. , the zionist regime, which did not see the embargo and blockade as enough , started a full-scale war at the end of 208 ad to destroy the hamas celebration, which lasted for 22 days. in this unequal war, more than 145 palestinians were martyred and more than 5 thousand people were injured. in this war, the zionists deliberately and purposefully targeted the children of gaza in order to deprive the people of gaza from the future generations and to force them to leave their homes and lands by creating terror and terror.

it oh, she found hospital is not under siege. we of in circles and we are closing in on the from us and side guy the city there. if it forces in the vicinity of the hospital, we are not targeting the hospital. we are trying to find ways to a how get the people out. we're trying to find ways to facilitate the assistance of the hospital. sadly, her mouse are high and they're civilians. well, doctor mall were in a blue sign, or they had a surgery at the hospital who i spoke to yesterday has today told the observer newspaper that people trying to evacuate the hospital or shot at and some killed doctors without borders. also reports that it staff or witnessing people trying to leave the hospital being shot to shooting them. a for sure is not the idea. we have a, a names, a safe passage from the hospital in addition to the to humanitarian corridors done in size. and we are not targeting civilians, we are targeting from us, anyone coming i a with no intention of harming anyone will not be targeted by us side. they be seen from us, also

c. 4 hospital supplies run out is rarely miller treats an ice strikes or a siege. they're also coming up on the sho protesters take to the streets, intel aviv, demanding a ceasefire and the safe return of hostages. as is really media report progress of a possible deal. and at a summit and saudi arabia, era of leaders call for an immediate and to israel's military operations and gaza and reject it's justification of self defense. the inquiry. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. the world health organization says it has lost communication with its contacts at all. she for hospital in northern garza, the one organization said it had a grave concerns about the safety of patients and medical staff trapped there by fighting dr. say the facility has been hit by a deadly is really strikes a claim is barrels military denies as a new born in gaza. her grandmother says the flood oh, she felt hospital following an attack, walking for hours to seek safety. we said the morning she was born, she and her mother didn't rest. she didn't even get press, sped our journey.