u. n. and talks in jordan today with one of the u. n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be opened. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel. and there will also is one of the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was dw beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks eric. the people living in guns are hoping that much more aid will slow into the territory as long as the troops holds. but aid organizations are warning that the situation for civilians across the enclave for means dyer. these kids face to weather and still play outside the cooling drain. the conditions are an additional bed and for many and to make shift shelters in garza and my bottom. the rain and cold have worn me out and i cannot do, and it's in my clothes room where it's and i can't change them and i've no clothes, no food, no water jacket. and i haven't drank water in 2 days and there's no bathroom to use . and have not much data outside, i'm them i'm, that's where

u. n. and talks in jordan today with one of the u. n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be opened. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel. and there will also is one of the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was dw beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks sara. to rescue teams in india have fried all 41. construction workers. were trapped in a collapse tunnel the himalayas. the workers had been there since november 12th, when a landslide caused a section of them away in the highway tunnel, they were working to collapse. after 17 long r d was days, the search and rescue mission is hailed as a success. the work is have been rescued. they're safe and doctors have examined the old of them who been sent to us. the 41 men survived for over 2 weeks in the collapse tunnel, things to supply of oxygen and food provided to them through narrow pipes. the rescuers managed to get through. yeah, it was a very challenging task on the work a

with one of the u . n. h shapes saying the care image shalom border crossing needs to be open. it's a quits to handle much more traffic, but it's controlled by israel and they will also is way the soldiers operating there at the moment, which would pose a danger that was database beneficial and reporting from jerusalem. many things thanks eric, steve. israel from us conflict has inflamed tensions along israel's border with lebanon, or israel's army has been exchanging fire with the lebanese milton group has the look. this has force tens of thousands of lebanese people from their homes and risk the lives of those who decided to stay. and what is now in active front or be re bureau chief mohammed city has been to the front line and brought us this report. the pensions are escalating along the border between lip and on. and this, while we're heading south to take a closer look, smoke in the vicinity indicates across the board as showing the closer we get the greater of the danger. before you leave your plate and salt in action overhead. this market, or the town of bench bed normal

palestinians strive for wolf as finally some photo comments made by the chinese and bosses to the u n h on june, he said the continue fighting garza will surely consume the entire region. if it does continue as it is the so the last thing stays spawn should be a top priority. also quoting of course, right to a 2 state solution, and the restart of direct negotiations between the 2 sides. okay, well, let's live on some other news. and now, um mazda is report to the looking see, for loan, get sci fi with as well for 4 more days. meanwhile, the medicine groups as to russian citizens will be a monk, hostages that are set to be released today. if extended to day truth comes to an end table, the numbers on those where the sofa, a 180 palestinians have come home, following the agreement between as well and 10 mazda. now if that number includes a $132.00 children or nearly 50 women, however, the amount of palestinians released by as well in the 1st space of a truce is almost identical to the number of rested in the same period of time with a $130.00 more arrested versus a $150.00 released. here'

the u. n. h chief says hospitals and federal grounds and he's a pull by this friday assaults. and another type of rides across the occupied with bank is funerals out to 7 people killed. fine is ready for this is the, are the largest hospital in the gaza strip, has been rated by is ready for us as we understand that the soldiers who were deployed in the number of buildings in the compound has now left, but the hospitals direct us is they are still in front of the guides and the sounds of gunfire can still be heard, is rarely sold just have been searching the basement. sylvia free building. they say they are looking for her ma, spices or anything that can support their claims for the the groups mine come on since a lives on denise and estimated 2 and a half 1000 people are inside the hospital including 600 injured people. and patients as well as 36 premature babies. these riley is also reported to have installed facial recognition cameras and electronic guides at the hospital. that's how they've been jeff begins our coverage. that is really forces have rated the largest hospital

the flags here at u. n. h. 2 were lowered as they were at un offices around the globe in honor of those workers. some of them were killed while standing in bread lines, others died in their homes with their family. the un is one of the largest employers in the gaza strip at peak. it had 13000 people working for them, many of them palestinian nationals, many of them themselves. refugees, the uh uh, now at this stage there's only 5000 who are still working, but they are working against in these very difficult conditions. obviously still trying to serve the people that need them as we just heard under those very difficult conditions in addition to the flags here being lowered, we had a moment of silence inside un headquarters that was attended by secretary general antonio terrace. and the deputy secretary general amena mohammed, they didn't speak at this event instead focusing on the lives lost. but the secretary general, of course, has been very outspoken in calling for a cease fire and respect for international

u. n. and w h o and i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. my hammond episode me and his companions say he was detained and taken to an unknown location or prior to the same spot is one has post a blockades on the delivery of feel medication and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories during, as well as bombardments of dogs, at least 60 ambulances were heads. a 160 medical centers came on to find into the hospitals and other health institutions leaving the 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. as according to the dogs, as health ministry, the cousin of mohammed, otto saw me at the head of our safe. a hospital says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of his patient safety. yeah, so therefore the siege, his wife asked him multiple times to leave the hospital. it was possible for him to come home with no risk, but he always said that he wouldn't leave the hospital until the very last patient was evacuated. he said that he is a manager and there is a medical oath that he cannot bet

nearly 180 patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w h o and the u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospital. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff, along with dr. edwards. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation root. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o and i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. my home and i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. now prior to the cease, fire is or have put up blocked aid on the delivery of fuel medication and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's environment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were hit. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 wounded palestinians without medical care. that's according to the gods as health ministry mohammed booth. so my cousin says that the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the you

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she's the hospital in northern garza by the w h o c mandatory emission, a 2nd u n. and palestinian red crescent mission, also rescued. family members and medical staff. does this health ministry says the israel, me army, has turned the hospital into a military barracks? detaining many inside was riley occupation, forces have imposed a complete seas on the i'll shoot for medical complex. over the past 10 days, they have converted the super medical complex into a military barracks and detained. numerous individuals within the hospital. these individuals were interrogated and later released. additionally, they have extensively excavated large sections of the hospital grounds in an attempt to search on the ground few until it find to substantiate their points. however, it is well known that there is nothing they can reveal to the world. we have repeatedly emphasized this fact. if doctor patient persists in tempering with the odyssey for medical complex, we risk losing it entirely. the world health organization called the hospital a death zone. the mission also discovere

if a hospital in northern garza was by the w h o c monetary mission, the 2nd u. n. on the palestinian red crescent mission, also rescued family members on medical stuff. the world health organization has led to 2nd un and palestine and red cross and mission to all ship a hospital and goes to today under extremely intense and high risk security conditions. 31 very sick babies were evacuated along with 6 health workers and 10 stuff. family members. 6 belo stein, red crescent ambulances were used for the transfer. the babies were taken to all hello, all, am i right to my turn to hospital where they are receiving urgent care in the new natal intensive care unit? the world health organization called the hospital a death. so the mission also discovered a mass grave with a 2 bodies, i'll say, is the largest medic, because of it's in the policy an enclave. and the idea of has been targets and it's because it claims the thomas h q is that well now to central gaza, apollo, sidney and family, it has been living in the ruins of the home myself to have these ready bombing reduce

u. n. secretary general, the head of the w. h.esident of france this weekend have all called for a cease-fire in gaza. why haven't you and 95% of your congressional colleagues done the same? >> actually, many more have. part of the problem is there's the idea that a resolution in congress was the best way to go forward. look, we just explained the clown show that i work with. there's no way a resolution is gonna pass through congress. -- that includes fighting for more humanitarian aid. i think a lot of groups missed that opportunity a few weeks ago when joe biden gave us a supplemental. we're right now doing a letter -- asking for a cease-fire, immediate cessation of hostilities. and what's the plan? because i don't think there's a plan at all. but what's the next step that are gonna happen? we are gonna have more signers in that resolution. in fact, what i recommended to the organizations out there, i've heard at least 40 members say essentially a cease-fire, including language that i use. but we need to put that out there just

what minister r benjaminin netanyahu u is saying g right n and anan idf spopokesman i is h with me nenext on this brereaki news. . we will l be right bacack. >>> back with their breaking news. israel's cabinet voting to approve a hostage release deal with hamas after nearly 7 hours of deliberation. in a statement, it says, as part of this deal, 150 palestinian prisoners will be released from israeli jails. according to hamas, the prisoners to be released are women and children aged 18 years and younger. joining us now to discuss all of this is idf spokesman lieutenant colonel jonathan. first off, what can you tell us about this new hostage deal being approved by the cabinet tonight. when can we expect the pause to begin? >> thank you for having me. i think that there is a process of coming into effect, i understand that there's also a short time window for people to appeal. but that is really outside of the bounds of the military. what we will be focusing on is of course on hamas and that military activities, until we will be told to do so by the israeli government, we will continue fight

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h office workers have so far lost their lives. obviously, organizations highest number of casualties in modern history. scores of 8 workers had been killed since october 7th, including $88.00 u. n. r w. a colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough is enough. this must stop now. as well as the death toll and gals arises daily, a 2 state solution remains a foundation to funding a supplement. which last, according to most gland patient that was discussed in the latest episode of going underground, as well as the plight of thousands with the director of the european center for palestine studies at the university of x to turn know the full show can be watched today here on r t, your summer 4th and why the lack of seeming compassion for what the rest of the world is seeing israel's troops due to gaza. i think that there's nothing you in the way and the level compression is you say, i mean i've been experiencing it long before the service of october. if i tried to speak with is really just on the human side of the test. if it was 1948, i failed to see any compassi

u. n's, highest level of humanitarian coordination, grouping house called for an immediate cease fire, saying that a personnel are coming under repeated fire an indiscriminate attacks. the un ball they stated that a t h of its workers have so far lost their lives. now this, the organizations highest number of casualties they say in modern history scores of age workers have been killed since october 7th, including 88 u. n. r w. a. colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough, is enough. this must stop. now. let's cross live know to jerusalem to eli b. you're a president and founder of the volunteer emergency medical organization united have . so you're most welcome sir. perhaps on, on not what we just heard there from the you and such large figures of data among the, the workers there on president. did they say is not your sense of the conflict to like like nothing seen in recent times. well, i'm a medic. uh, i do 35 years of saving lives in israel. i see live so use and muslims and christians and everyone around do you need to get involved with the decisions of this really army or

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