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the, there is a warning by the w h o that those, these decompose this. these bodies are going to be the reasons for the spread of infectious diseases unless if they are not removed immediately. another uh, opportunity, uh, window for people to receive aid and to survive the destruction of their life and particularly in the northern parts of the gods trip. and go to 60 indeed. and as we see the rain, it's raining in guys of right now. winter is looming in garza age is needed, as we've heard much more a than what's come in these past 3 days. honey, how are people coping in these conditions? as well would, would with the re and i'm with the winter season just approaching i will start to send the 2nd the over in, within the past 10 days. uh, the sick to extend the on the ground that very difficult for people, particularly those in it may have 10 napkins and a plastic. it's not the right condition. but remember, we're talking about people who live in the proper homes, concrete homes, and have everything that they needed to protect them, either from the heat o

there's also a warning coming from the w h o and those who are in the medical field. the smell of decompose a bodies in the northern part. in ga, the city is everywhere. and a threatening of the spread of infectious diseases with which it confirms is good with the idea that we need more extension more deals of the season fire. so people can deal with these, these are problems as a result of the ongoing bombing time, honey. just briefly in terms of the sci fi deal, what's the latest on those a trucks coming into balance of that, of this well, so far a debt that human a 3 and a have been delivered to the northern parts and gaza city. and we know the past, the, the, the, the 1st 2 days of the ceasefire, there was a, some difficulties and that led to the delete of the release of the 2nd batch of bill that of, of captives in gather. because that's one of the issues that were talked about and, and, and how much community clear, unless those human atari and a, a, the trucks do not get to the northern part. the once continue with the, with releasing the risk of the, of the ca

the demonstration, and um, you know, obviously the palestine solidarity, the anti-w forces don't have, don't have those resources, we have to you know pay out of pocket to take a bus down to - to the protests um, but so so they are losing uh the battle, all the surveys uh, kind of just pointed out canadian, if you look at the breaking down of canadian public opinion by age category, you find that younger, younger people are more likely to believe israel's an apartied state, by large margins they believe that that israel's an apartied state, um, so that's that's a danger from from the israel lobbyst perspective going forward uh, this this kind of stuff. of course um sort of existential uh threat uh going forward. mr. baracott, as mr. engler just mentioned, more and more people are coming to the realization that the israeli regime is apartite regime. in uh in addition to that, when we look at at at the mainstream uh media narrative that the israelis usually have, they throw in all kinds of twists and turns to try to justify what they're doing in gaza. they say they want to eratic. hamas, they say they're

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of is ready for which is actually below came down being it says from reaching those injured ignition in raids. how with the w h o, comments on not on those reports. so i've only seen reports of that same form from, from the west bank, whether that's westbank or guys, a looking, any ambulance to reaching a, the victims or anybody in need or else is also an attack on house. so it's on the same scale, of course not in terms of casualties, but it's on the same level as, as the shooting or attacking a hospital. preventing those wind in need of help in those else. it's fluid the seas or because the rubble of because they receive the bullet is, is, is, as forbidden under internationally committed to in law as many other situations. so, but, but again, exec accounts are difficult because also it's communication network. sometimes it's down. but the picture i think, uh, we can see very clearly uh we can see the evidence on the ground. we have now stuff on the ground. we have other un colleagues on the ground on new athletics, on the ground. and i think the general reports of pretty reliable, and we've, we've seen wom

we are waiting for a report from the w paid show, because there's a chance some of those detainees will be killed. we know the occupation forces are capable that the ministry of house has decided to stop all coordination with the w h o regarding the evacuation until they send us a report explaining what happened on the international federation of jen list is it will file a complaint against the israeli government for the international criminal court, this off to the killing of more than $52.00 and lists. in 6 weeks. the i f j is as the bell. i was speaking at a press conference held in ramallah and the occupied with back which is the way of giving them to respect un convention 2222 is that the recalls the protection of civilians in i'm the conflicts of things on the east of the week which is the government to guarantee major water safety and security, the right to freedom of expression as well as the public right. to know of us president, we put those 2 fine to honors or complaints we z i c c, a just super duper to put the, to a toll sort of grunge against visual eddies is a toner strip

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