sorry, they didn't even issue the warning steel that has been taken seriously by the w h o . as it has recall, the number of attacks on ga us and the health care infrastructure and the number of functioning hospitals has been caught in the hall over the past 60 days. that is, according to the united nations. well, that's lot more personalized out to the spokes person for the world health organization in christian, linda, my and now joining us here live on our team international christian a very well and welcome. it's so good to have you on the program. and i trust that you are listening to the story just now is we were discussing it. i wanted to just see if i can get a straight to the 1st question. if i may have the w h o has said that israel demanded to remove supplies from a medical warehouse in gaza, but israel says it denied tonight saying that so was it said, can you clarify this little spot for us, please as well. thanks for having were in the yes, let me try clarify that. so what happened apparently was that on the ground, uh, the, the idea of the representatives told

so me a, the 2 are detained during a w h o. let evacuation of critically ill patients from lc for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o n d u n for information on the condition of the doctors. a joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. tel aviv i choose the head of l. c. for hospitals having ties with him aust militants. while alleging that the hospital itself is served, served as a homeless command and control center. mohammed boost to me as cousin opposed to me a contest. the saying is what has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. but does that, you know, be uh, does he want to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they've failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital? they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime accusations, even though the whole world solved them in

that's about one point. 9000000 people, according to the w h o. and that comes as 200 a 3 attacks on health care institutions have been recorded by the u. n. unit. the w h o describes the humanitarian situation in gaza as catastrophic of israel in the system though that is only carrying out precision strikes the customer while you're on them to day fighter jets struck across the gaza strip. these were very significant, precise and intelligence base strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against how much strong holds with throughout the gaza strip. so it was all about in mind as well as the load has palestinians to evacuate to the southern part of gaza while cities like pro $500.00 units on video by folding under the most recent is really a tax. and you can see all of that as many the most, i guess a situated in the southern and central parts of gauze. i have looked at the map right here. civilians basically running out of places to flee. the us and the status that the creation of a safe savings in gauze are, is basically not p

so me, i'm, the 2 are detained during a w h o, let evacuation of critically ill patients from elsie for hospital. israel has not responded to requests from the w h o and the u. n. for information on the condition of the doctors. what joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. so it'll be the cues, the head of, i'll see if a hospital having ties with a mazda militants. well, alleging that the hospital itself served as a homeless command and control center mohammed bill, somebody as cousin. i've also met contest this st. israel has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. the benefits, you know, the uh, the one to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they have failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital. they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime, accusations, even though the whole world solved them in gaza. we want to know whether dr. abu selling money

i'm facilities in the west bank a w h o has documented an unprecedented number of attacks in the past 2 months since the 7th of october, 2023236 health attacks have resulted in obstruction to delivery of health care, 60 percent a 142 attacks, use of force against health care, 53 percent, a 126 attacks detention of health care staff or ambulance is 40 percent. 33 attacks and militarized search of health assets. 12 percent 28 attacks. health care is not a target. the w h show calls for the respective international law and active intervention to ensure the protection of health care. this video of the sly, the palestine read cousins, society apparently shows is ready for his block in the way of ambulances in the west bank, but isn't a cut off with the idea re, did the out product refugee camp since people killed the, according to the past, in health ministry, the as for us now to jump to the, i mean saw the from palestine pediatric society joining us live from romano. thank you so much for joining us here today. said there is a tragic times. we know that we recently had the w h o o descri

but in reality today the w h o is even complaining about what is happening and gaza because they cannot do anything. so now we're all complaining together. we complain the w h o also complains. if they complain, what can we do? we can't take any further action. what we're doing now is supporting the governments so that it can make maximum efforts. take proactive approach as to the un security council for dialogue with the european union for example. so that those who were previously pro israel become pro palestine. this is what the government must do to remain active in diplomacy. the current condition of our hospital in casa is very miserable. it is completely empty. after being a band and for 2 weeks and was occupied by israel too late, we don't know when we will be able to operate this hospital again. so we hope that there will be a ceasefire. we heard that there are plans for a cease fire, and hopefully if there is a permanent ceasefire, we can make the indonesian hospitals fully functional again in the humanitarian crisis, will continue. then there will be a health crisis, then the

the w h o describes the humanitarian situation in gaza as catastrophic. but is israel listening comfortably on the day fido jet struck across the gaza strip. these were very significant, besides and intelligence based strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against ha, strongholds throughout the gaza strip. the now with that in mind, palestinians are still being ordered to head south, but cities that like that i saw on you and is on data by law. they both full and under the most recent is really a tax will show you here on the map. you can see the. busy situated in southern and central gaza with civilians running out of places to hide. but you and ones that the creation of safe stones and gaza has now become impossible. that comes as before, the 7 day truce. israel targeted hospitals and the refugee comes in. the northern part of the angle we have to find solutions to this. we can turn away from what is everything today a more failure in the face of the international community. i've just visited the european garza hospital and the thi

the w h o describes the situation and gas as hospitals as catastrophic. but the question is, is israel listening? come, familiar, own them today, fido jet struck across the gaza strip. most these were very significant resize and intelligence base strikes. in addition, we are expanding our ground operations against how much strong holds with throughout the gaza strip. i started with all of that in mind. palestinians are still being told that head south, but cities that like rafa, eunice and data by law, they will full and under the most recent is riley attacks and will show you where they are right here on the map with civilians running out of place as the fleet, united nations as one who the creation of safe is always in gaza, has now become in possible the comments as before. the 7 day truce, israel did target hospitals on refugee camps and the northern part of the enclave regarding the situation. here's the president of the red cross international committee. we have to find solutions to this. we can turn away from what is evident, a, a more failure in t

the w h. o chief says the impact of the conflict on health is catastrophic, and the territories health system is on its knees and collapsing. speaking of the doha for them caught us prime minister, says gaza is facing an unprecedented humanitarian disaster. russia accused, this is well of collectively punishing the policy and the as riley army is accused of posting the staged videos for porting to show the surrender of how much flights the it is 15, g and t, that's 5 pm in gaza. israel is offensive claiming more palestinian lives and forcing others into unsafe conditions. an international criticism is mounting. palestinians are being pushed out to the most populated parts of southern gaza is ready. bombs are pounding con units as tanks advanced into the city. kind of thing is fleeing the fighting had been told by israel to shelter in a tiny, mostly barren plot of land in the south, west view and says it is becoming dangerously overcrowded at an emergency meeting in geneva, the world health organ

there is an emergency medical teams coordinator with the w h o n t just visited that hospital. he tells us more on what can be done fully injured patients . well, yesterday, to see about hospital for the 1st time in about 3 weeks since disease fire ended and we found a hospital that's completely overwhelmed. we saw patients coming in every 30 to 60 seconds on the cards on charlie's with sperry serious injuries. the hospital was previously the largest referral hospital in gaza, was 750 beds and a very busy emergency board at the moment the hospital leadership has indicated that they have only 5 or 6 doctors, 5 or 6 nurses that about 70 volunteers. so what can be done for them at the moment? very little, but we hope to change that. so we delivered a critical emergency supplies from my kids yesterday. we'll be delivering fuel for the hospital to run its generator in the coming days. and we'll be going back again with additional supplies and hopefully some additional human resources to help care for these many, many nations that are overwhelming. the very little capacity that remai

sean casey, the w h o emergency team coordinator in rafa. gas, thank you. a, let's turn out a set of the other stories making news. some 300 indian nationals who have been stranded at a regional airport in france for 4 days are expected to be allowed to fly home on monday. their charter plane bound for nicaragua was ordered grounded during refueling stop on thursday on suspicion of human trafficking reports. they police detained to people and that several others requested asylum. a caravan of around 6000 migrants from central america, cuba, venezuela, and other regions, has left the southern mexican city of tucker pool to put to left rather to make its way to the us border. it comes just days before us secretary of state anthony blinking travels to mexico to discuss efforts to control the surge of migrants trying to enter the us thousands of anti government protesters have gathered, again outside, downgrade city hall to demand services. recent elections be unknown. international observers say last weekend's election results were painted by irregularities. g

they are injured and as w h o r n is absent, our goal is to support the school to be able to care. some people to provide a treatment for their injuries and our listing is their sufferings. and that's what we've, that they need to do with the supplies. and then what are we able to do in the future missions to 12 people in the coming days and weeks. and you mentioned that also thought the is the most important hospital in, in gaza. is there any other place that sick or injured civilians can go? there are several hospitals that are functioning right now and goes up, but not very many and quite a few are operating in the very minimal capacity in the southern part of gaza. in rough uh there are, there are several hospitals including field hospitals that have been set up for this emergency response in the middle area there. there is some a hospital functionality. and in the north, i'll see if uh, and sort of other hospitals operating very minimally. so i'll see if i previously had 20 operating getters. none of them are currently working. they're running dialysis machines 24 hours a day

be put back into operation, but all hospitals and guys, with all of the maximum efforts made by the w h o but in reality today, the w h o is even complaining about what is happening a gaza, because they cannot do anything. the current condition of our hospital in casa is very miserable. we don't know when we will be able to operate this hospital again. so we hope that there will be a ceasefire. we heard that there are plans for a ceasefire, and hopefully if there is a permanency sparks, we can make the indonesian hospital fully functional again in the humanitarian crisis, will continue. then there will be a health crisis. then the civilization crisis. so after this war rule, the efforts to rebuild the guys are really require enormous energy. there are currently no permits for volunteers to enter gaza during this war. one of israel's efforts was to hide in the indonesian hospital and the hopes that how most would not attack the hospital because it was an indonesian property. this is an indonesian asset. moreover, how mos knows how good the relations are between indonesia and palestine. how

still it's been taken seriously by w h o s. he has recorded the number of attacks on gas and have sco eastridge dropped up. the number of functioning hospitals has been called the cut in half over the past 60. ready days, according to the un area of my colleague where we associate discuss this issue with visual supports person. so what happened apparently was that on the ground uh, the, the idea of the representatives hold our team and the lead overall team and goals are the head of the country offers uh, verbally that uh, they strongly advise to do uh, most supplies out of the warehouse because within 24 hours, because off the woods, the stone would be a military operation area. hence, no excess could be so might be very limited to get to the supplies or might even have collateral damage. so while it was not at the mountains, if to be very semantic here, it was a strong advice. your organization is also called on as well to, to take measures to protect, to help civilians and understand monetary and infrastructure as a, as a is

the w h o direct to general interest. and then with the brass, this roads on the social media platform x the w h o received notification from the is there any forces that we should been move all supplies from on medical warehouse and southern guns? within 24 hours? we appeal to as well to withdraw the order and take every possible measures to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and humanitarian facilities. my own discharge is obviously it was seen yet physical on this. he said his thoughts on that is very minute cheese order to remove medical supplies from the world health organization warehouse in the goal is a strict 1st impression it's you would say it's just incredulous side is unbelievable . but then you would think again, over the last 50 days, and you would think, no, it's actually very believable. considering the water in hospitals and the wars and schools, the water and residential buildings. clearly the water on medical and health facilities have been part and parcel of this for. so

who do you as the w h o? now take your concerns too, because the global community looks to the you and in all its forms at all. it's a agencies to help palestinians and those in need. your concerns have to go some way. who do you talk to the how is it? can you hear me in the hearts? the whole rahman here. uh you know i, i didn't hear the last. the last part, a few questions. sorry. the last 8 of the question about what do we, who do we use our concerns? no, that's exactly it. who do you raise your concerns to man? yes. i mean, you know, we're at this point. so, you know, as you saw, we are supporting the what the secretary general asked for a to to call for the immediate tomato disease fire right now we are true. we are raising our concern to the global communities to all the members of the u. n. a to, to support this immediate a ceasefire, and to make sure that all the warning parties on the ground are listening. right now. i mean, we are raising all concerns to humanity all over the world. the this you know

the w h o direct to general address out the rest of the roads on the social media platform. x of the w h o received notification from these very forces that we should remove all supplies from a medical warehouse in southern goza. within 24 hours, we appeal to israel to withdraw the order and take every possible measure it to protect civilians and civil in infrastructure, including hospitals and monetary and facilities. that is very well cabinet, has been meeting that speak to us from the so who to joins us lives not from occupied east through. is that from the what more do we know about this? i will cabinet meeting. it is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu convening his war cabinet this evening, along with all of the heads of security apparatus is with in israel, no word on what was discussed within the meeting. but what we do know is that these rallies that have been conducting their ground to maneuver, not only in the northern part of gaza, but also in the south is really defense minister jo kalonde, observing military activity for me is rarely side of the border fence in mult

as, according to the w h o. these distressing images show the conditions that some people are forced to live on to the the policy and you read kristin says there's no lost communication with an ambulance dispatch center in job aliya as in the north of the gaza strip. and it's, it was off to an idea of raid. did you want to tell your group says that these really soldiers have detained paramedics and taking them to know location? well, this video shows palestinians fleeing from an area in jamalia fall again, another is very outside. this week and he's ready started reports of the killed at least 10 of us didn't use an agenda, numerous others at the refuge account in w. so the idea has also been accused of targeting elderly palestinians in the gaza strip. a geneva based and g o, which has offices in both garza and they root, says it documented several cases of elderly residents being tortured, but been detained. vice very soldiers or even shots, without justification of the observatory, highlighted that it received

if he could meet from the w h o, use it as an indicator for evolution in general, just as employees, and that can come from very different sources and because it needs to be gets us into work. so if there is really no place in the world, that is the 3 of those are to get us mentored and it's big cities that are often particularly polluted. this problem has been well known for years to find out what if anything has changed. we took a closer look at this state domains from the which company i q, and we chose average levels of pm to point 5 for more than 7000 cities. over the past 5 years, we put it all into a big excel spreadsheet and check that against the list of the world's biggest cities. those has more than 10000000 people living in them. of those 25 cities, it seems like the air has gotten better in order even when levels are still high. what we've seen is that on average, about 5 percent improvement in air quality over the past few years. so we chase help cities that want to tackle the acquisition problems for many cities, changing how people move around just can make a big diff

has broken out between of the w h o, that's the world health organization and the i d f also the head of the w h. of shoes is where in a threatening residential areas and something positive medical supplies. today w h, i received notification from these real defense policies that we should remove our supplies from a medical warehouse in southern guns that within 24 hours this ground operations will put it beyond use. we appeal to israel to withdraw the order and take every possible measure to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals in humanitarian facilities. anxiety officials are responsible for passing. this is enough as rushed off the accusations and they didn't issue the warning. still, it's been taken seriously by the w h o. this reported a number of attacks on you guys in health care infrastructure. the number of functioning hospitals has been caught in the fall of the 60 days, including the un no more than 80 percent of causes, population is displaced. that's almost one point. 9000000 people might come. the 200 ministry of tax on health care instituti

the w h o calls for the respect of international law and active intervention to ensure the protection of health care. in this video, released by the palestine red crescent society apparently shows as rarely forces blocking the way of ambulances in the west bank. well, that incident occurred after the idea afraid of the l. f. r. a refugee camp. 6 people were killed there, according to the palestinian health ministry there heard from a palestinian doctor who says, israel is directly targeting medical workers. i practice in the west bank and my last day, you know, the westbank is under occupation the by the israeli military forces. and the main problems we have, we have been facing since uh, october 7th, the ads and even in the book that these have become worse for the past 2 months. the last box and the difficulty our patients have been having to reach to the his care facility, which resulted in a sense getting too late. like if you can imagine the, a patient whose kids are to have too much happy session. and if they cannot really get there on time at that, they will really suffer about

the w h. o has warned that the health system in gaza is collapsing and cannot afford to lose one more ambulance or hospital beds. it's director general has also reiterated calls for an immediate cease fire hall brennan is joining us from that meeting, taking place in geneva pulse. so tell us more about the executive board and who it's made up often and why they're meeting now. yeah, the executive board is 30 full members who are a task essentially with delivering the policies that have set how far the world health assembly body of the world of organization. so the executive board up specialist healthcare provide providers, doctors, people who are good on logistics, that sort of thing, but they deliver the practical policies in practical times on the meeting today sunday, in emergency session, for only the 7th time in the 75. the history of the world health organization. so you can see the level of urgency and concern that has led to this meeting being convened, its being cooled by 17 member nati

now the w h o took this right so seriously that the started removing some of the material behind from the way how you switch services about 11 hospitals and southern guys that most certainly had from the w health of the world health organization. in the last few days saying that the situation that happened to northern gas, it would be clear, completely unsustainable in the service, and they couldn't afford to lose hospitals. they have given so many people i've moved to the area will coordinate, which is part of the fairly miller ministry of defense, responded on social media saying the truth is we didn't ask you to evacuate the warehouse we made it cleared in writing and to the relevant written you and representatives from a, you and official, we would expect you at least to be more accurate. but you can see is it the w h or dates take this seriously enough to, to, to, to start moving stuff of the warehouse. so you can expect this row to continue to rumble on. okay. uh meanwhile the is riley, will cabinet has been meeting any indication of what has come out of that meeting as well. th

highly the products that out between the world health organization and the idea off of the head of the w. h o, a tooth is, well, a threatening residential areas. i'm strong piles of medical supplies. today w h, i received notification from these real defense policies that we should remove our supplies from a medical warehouse in southern guns that within 24 hours the ground operations will put it beyond use. we appeal to israel to withdraw the order and take every possible measure to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and humanitarian facilities. is there any officials responsible for a policy in savannah fast rushed off the accusation saying they didn't issue the warning . so is being taken seriously by with the very shows as it has recorded a number of attacks on dos and health care infrastructure. the number of functioning hospitals is being cost in half over the $560.00 days. according to the us earlier, mike calling for associate discuss the months i would reach out since person christine lyn. my or so what happened apparently was that on the ground. uh th

lie, raul has broken out between the world health organization and the idea after the head of the w h o q. these are all threatening residential areas and spoke piles of medical supplies. today w h, i received notification from these real defense policies that we should remove our supplies from a medical warehouse in southern guns that within 24 hours his ground operations will put it beyond use. we appeal to israel to withdraw the order and take every possible measure to protect civilians and civilian infrastructure, including hospitals and humanitarian facilities. is rarely officials responded for a policy in civilian f as bra stuff the accusation saying that they didn't issue the warning. still, it's been taking seriously by w h o s. he has recorded the number of attacks and g as in health care infrastructure. the number of functional hospitals have been cut off half all into have over the past 60 days, according to you and i already have my colleague where we sushi, i discussed the matter with the w h. s. books bus. and so what happened apparently was that on the ground, uh, the uh,

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that the medical stuff extremely happy to see the w h o. but the w h o has described the situation at all shape a hospital in the last couple of days as quotes of blood to box. so these are the latest pictures that we have for shopping bars. clouds of black smoke above our chief of hospitals, and you guys are a dozens of other stadium bodies have been confiscated by israel in the occupied westbank since the war began. and october, the 7th human rights organizations fear that many more are being taken away from gossip hold all the company reports from numbers loud home from the show they are in life. and this is rose occupation besides the fate of palestinian. it's been nearly 2 years since mesa and her husband last sold their son. so it did. courtney was a 23 year old living in nablus, who loved motor bikes. she became a member of the lions. then a group made up of youth, rebelling against the occupation. he died in confrontation with these or 80 soldiers. 2 weeks later, they received a letter saying the body had been confiscated by israel.

so this resolution here at the w h o, i'm that man so that isabel looked rather isolated in the room. they lashed out that the w right, jo, accusing it, have double standards, but the united states supported the resolution and i think it sends the message. the united states support for israel is not necessarily unconditional. pull brennan live 1st there in geneva. all right, let's get the view from a medical professional. no on the ground in garza, the doctor. let me let to use a chief surgeon reset at a ship out hospital. he's recently joined the european hospital located in garza southern governor, right of hon. eunice. appreciate you taking the time to talk to us talk to. so we got a picture there from the w h out ahead of just how dire the situation is there in, in gauze as hospitals talk to us about some of the daily challenges that you're dealing, that you and your colleagues are dealing with their, i think so focusing on this actually it's, it's an area that to the area of this and, and, and briefly the ones within diet, from diag. uh, you know, attacks or bump baldness wouldn'

he's joining us live from that meeting in geneva, and really strong woods from the w h. h o chief pool, he said that there was no health without peace and no peace without health. tell us about the executive board of the w h. o. and why that meeting, as well as an indication of the agency that the deputy ratio regards the situation that this meeting is taking place. the tool, this is the 7th emergency meeting that they've held in the whole 75 years history of this building. so it doesn't happen often, it only happens when there is a really serious crisis. and clearly the situation in gaza as far as health and human a terry and supplies is extremely serious. we had from doctor to address that. the executive board itself is essentially tasked with delivering the policy games that are assessed out by the world health organizations assembly. so we're talking about health care professionals, health care experts. we're talking about political experts, logistics experts, people like that. and 34 nations assembled around the table with contributions from outside of the question is e

my credit score did 8 with w h o with other you in agencies, other international organizations and humanitarian organizations. very limited quantities of interventions. first of scale is focusing on monday, can supplies and hygiene kids. and this is what we continue to do. but again, very limited the mountain and the quantities to hospitals, entropy but it just in terms of what the international community, the world community is doing, the united nations security council passed the resolution to boost more 8 and a 120 trucks out here yesterday entered gaz uh on sunday. is that enough to change things or it is, it is good change that increase in the number of trucks and to nga is good. but if you can imagine that before the words the number was higher, part of it would be commercial, part of it would be a military and all those guys are now is on the humanitarian b. i'm pretty sure the 2 years about the food security for this was released and last week, late last week, that shows that is now having between the highest stages the best to fix them in stage. where it is, the numbers that are coming

those targets are which of the w h o. many thanks, a a check of socrates or searching for a motive after the country's worst mass shooting and over half a century. on thursday, a 24 year old gunmen shot dead 14 people at charles university in the capital, prague. police believe he then turned the gun on himself, was already se there's no link to terrorism. the country has declared saturday, a day of national morning police in prague. sure. body cam footage. piecing together scenes from the countries dudley shooting and decades. just 5 minutes in police say, these officers arrive at the university. searching for the gunman on the lose, they climb up. the disadvantage at that point was that there was no sound of gunfire, so the officers had to actively search for the perpetrator. during the information we got about the paper tray, his movements was that he was suppose to be somewhere on the top of floes. as more officers deployed and got closer, they said the shooter committed suicide. bringing the situation under control a

there was a study done in the last a published in the last that a couple of weeks ago, not done by w h o d u and or anybody else. but by and see me on this is to looked at the numbers in the 1st few weeks. so these hostilities and compared them with the previous year. and they indicated that they were very confident that what was being reported was very accurate. right? we've heard the un secretary general describing the civilian death, told us unprecedented on power allowed. how does it come to those conclusions? given that the best thing is published by how mass don't distinguish between civilians and fights as so again, the number's we're looking at. the you also look at who died and how well they were . 70 percent of them of women and children. we've put something like say, 8000 children killed now, and the hospitals are full of into children. now, in some parts of the world, there are so things of child soldiers, but these are not so i'm just, these are not combatants. these are children, desperately sheltering from both above mountain that's occurring throughout the ghosts of stree