gaza. she always was going to go back to gaza. dima was - back to gaza. concerned — to go back to gaza. dima was very concerned about the situation of people _ concerned about the situation of people in— concerned about the situation of people in gaza and she wanted to go back to _ people in gaza and she wanted to go back to help, in some way. she wanted, — back to help, in some way. she wanted, she was very grateful for the privilege of getting to study outside — the privilege of getting to study outside of gaza, but she was very determined that she wanted to go back and — determined that she wanted to go back and help the people of gaza. that was — back and help the people of gaza. that was the kind of young woman she was. that was the kind of young woman she was and _ that was the kind of young woman she was and she — that was the kind of young woman she was. and she went back, she found love, _ was. and she went back, she found love, she _ was. and she went back, she found love, she entered a very happy marriage, _ love, she entered a very happy marria

gaza. she always was going to go back to gaza. dima was - back to gaza. to go back to gaza. dima was very concerned — to go back to gaza. dima was very concerned about the situation of people _ concerned about the situation of people and gather, and she wanted to id people and gather, and she wanted to go back_ people and gather, and she wanted to go back to _ people and gather, and she wanted to go back to help in some way. so she was very— go back to help in some way. so she was very grateful for the privilege of getting to study outside of gaza but she _ of getting to study outside of gaza but she was very determined that she wanted _ but she was very determined that she wanted to— but she was very determined that she wanted to go back and help the people — wanted to go back and help the people of gaza. that was the kind of young _ people of gaza. that was the kind of young women she was. and she went back, _ young women she was. and she went back, she _ young women she was. and she went back, she found love, she ended very happy— back, she found love,

i discovered one of the graduates was still in gaza, but i was unable to contact her. but i did manage to speak to one of her classmates who had since left gaza and was studying at the american university of cairo. this is mia. it's marian. i'm calling from the law. i should like to check to see is one discharge disclosed cabinet ashes and there's nothing less and that because the guard towards the for the last 8 years. and i said that there's nothing different exclude, i'm the future of this to is it because it's like buried under the back in 2005, i met joe that of what that he and then which he's collector. we sat in his remarkable garden, surrounded by fruit trees and honey bees, tech guy, and singing birds. joe that had collected fantastic antiquities from gaza. story to past. this is the ocean of those. if you want to see an emergent, how does uh, looks in was in use at this is the bus you cuz he does have a job. it showed me the many artifacts he had collected, dating back to the soliciting era. he had turned his spacious home into a makeshift museum of 2500 use.

the israeli occupation is not enough with what was destroyed during the last war on gaza, but still destroying. there are dozens or even hundreds of factories that were destroyed after the war. the lul factory is one of those factories that was destroyed four times instead of one. dalluls daily factory was targeted on the first day of gaza war back in 2008, then in april 2010, the lul built another factory in hanyunes some 40 kilometers away from gaza city, hoping that would stop the occupation from targeting the factory. i established a factory in hanyunis and we worked with asdan institution for four to five months, but the factory was targeted again and we received a phone call one morning and we're told that the factory was destroyed so workers cannot come to work. dalul and all factory workers were puzzled. when the factory was targeted again, so they decided to rebuild the factory. for the third time, 100 meters away from the ruins of the first factory which was destroyed in the first time. this factory was supporting five families. i have 10 family members, my brother has nine and my ot

gaza . but the reaction of human rights institutions was only silence. the silence of the human rights assemblies had made the zionists expect to end the resistance in gaza with a military attack. wednesday , november 14, 2019, ahmed al-jabari, deputy. the commanders of anti-qassam battalions were assassinated . after the assassination of al-jabari, the zionist invaders launched a massive invasion with all their might under the name of operation that columns of clouds begin to gaza. the extensive operation of the zionists in 8 days resulted in 1,300 martyrs and wounded in palestine. ahmad al-jaabi and a large number of hamas relatives were assassinated. more than 130 palestinians were killed. some of them were injured. i thank america for its financial support in this regard. in their calculations, the zionists considered the work of the resistance to be over, but the response of the resistance to this invasion is the operation called sejeel stones. for the first time, the resistance targets tel aviv with fajr 5 missiles and shakes the zionists. disruptio

targeting. factories and workshops, the israeli aim was to devastate the palestinian economy, maybe targeting the luls dairy factory in southern gazayet another proof that the israeli occupation army is working a systematic plan to destroy any successful industrial facility that would achieve independence of the palestinian economy apart from israeli occupation economy. at the beginning we established our factory in 2004-2005 with a production capacity of one ton of cheese per day. it was bombed during the 2008 war. there are dozens or even hundreds of factories that were destroyed after the war. the lul factory is one of those factories that was destroyed four times instead of one. daily factory was targeted on the first day of gaza war back in 2008. then in april 2010, the lul built another factory in hanyunes, some 40 kilometers away from gaza city, hoping that would stop the occupation from targeting the factory. i established a factory in kanunis and we worked with institution for four to five months, but the factory was targeted again and we received a phone call one morning and we're told... that the factory was destroyed, s

in 1967, gaza was occupied by these re lease, eventually withdrew 38 years later in 2005. and i move to gaza where i found a mood of optimism. the i heard the people talk of guys are becoming a single floor of the mediterranean, a small place with big potential. b in the summer of 2005, i filled these high school students about to graduate. they were elite by gaza standards, studying at the american international school. and all were full of optimism the whole of doing well, how was the class president the back then? hope was everywhere with these read, he's leaving guidance. we're talking about rebuilding this one slide, went coastal city a. these was a young people, the next generation would help achieve that right future. but everything turned out differently. israel's on so hold on goes up again at the end of 2008 and continues into 2009 the i wondered what had become of those happy young people i met i discovered one of the graduates was still in gaza, but i was unable to contact her, but i did manage to speak to one of her classmates who had since left garza and was s

in 2009, sammy was still in gaza, no longer spoke of gaza as a business opportunity. then it was a matter of simple survival. or the situation in the gaza strip has been very difficult since the beginning of the war. uh so many people with forced to leave that homes several times. i personally know some of the families who have moved uh 3 to 4 times uh to seek safety and the they were unable to find any safe space in the gaza strip. about sammy remain defiant. it is no less of a very clear statement that the antique piece compton is very wants to destroy via the civilian population of the gaza strip and to destroy its potential, to go forward with them to join the competitive and peace loving nations around the world. but they will fail because the spirits of the gaza strip will never die, even after such huge devastation. the. this is shante refugee camp, situated on the coast. it was established in 1948 as a mix, just home for the palestinian refugees fled to gaza from surrounding villages and towns occupied by these rare these who then incorporated the areas into th

the islamic zeal of the iranian kurds of the islamic zeal in support of the oppressed people of gaza was held in the presence of students at the zarivar lake in marivan. a thousand children and young students participated in this ceremony. children and teenagers gathered here in zaribar lake of marivan to show that gaza is not alone, the dear youths and teenagers of marivan gathered in a gathering , iranian kurdish raised their islamic zeal to support the oppression of the people of gaza . and the flames are heard less. today, we have come to marivan city in ziri bar lake to support innocent oppressed children, mothers and fathers . we support food and palestinian children . we came here to raise the palestinian flag and tell them that we are always behind them. i wanna palestine should be successful. in the name of allah, the most merciful, ladies and gentlemen, hello , welcome to the world. today, i am hosni sadat shubiri accompanying you in this program. the zionist regime is again looking for a temporary ceasefire. the palestinian resistance, however, is looking for a complete stop t

the crime of field execution of more than 137 palestinian civilians in gaza, amaris, which was reported by the government information office in gaza, and the same crimes were repeated in gaza and northern gaza, and the occupying regime killed dozens of civilians in front of its eyes. their families were assassinated. in addition, the zionist regime assassinated pregnant women who were carrying white flags and were going to al-awadeh hospital in northern gaza. registration of people in the gaza city and northern areas of the gaza strip of all members of a number of families. they were martyred by the soldiers of the occupying regime. also, a number of palestinian men were martyred in front of their families, including women and children, after the occupation raided their homes. after the withdrawal of the occupying forces from some areas , including the talzaatr area in the north of the gaza strip, the bodies of dozens of martyrs in recent days. discovered. this fact the terrible events caused the european mediterranean human rights watch to call for an urgent international investigation

the israely eccupation is not enough with what was destroyed during the last war on gaza, but still destroying. there are even hundreds of factories that were destroyed after the war. factory is one of those factories that was destroyed four times instead of delules day factory was targeted on the first day of gaza war back in 2008, in april 2010, the lul built another factory in hanyunes some 40 kilometers away from gaza city, hoping that occupation from targeting the factory. i established the factory in kanyunis and we worked with law institution for four to five months, but the factory was targeted again and we phone call one morning and we're told that the factory was destroyed so workers cannot come to work. dalul and all factory workers were puzzled, the factory was targeted again, so they decided to rebuild the factory for third time 100 me away from the ruin. factory that was shell several times before i work there, of course the f-16 bombardment was heavy and cause damage to my family's house and to my own apartment more than once. after the third chilling didn't stop working but he

gaza strip. the occupation was also forced to implicitly acknowledge the continued rule of the hamas movement in gaza, and it is the same occupation that repeatedly described hamas as a terrorist entity, while hamas and the resistance factions broke the nose of its brutal barbaric zionist terrorist entity which failed to fight man to man. the zionist occupation failed. miserably from the deadly zero distance, which we all watched in slow motion on our smartphones and tv sets. it failed miserably that it began to unleash its vengeful anger on defenseless civilians. the occupation planes and american bombs killed more than 20,000 palestinian civilians including about 6,000 still missing under the rubble and demolished more than half of gaza's buildings and most of its hospitals, schools, mosks, churches, mills, bakeries, vital facilities and water desalination plants. all of this destruction took place while no white flag was ever waved across all of gaza, despite starvation, thirst and displacement. gazans remained steadfast refusing to flee their homeland, declaring sweeping support for the resis

refaat alareer was a towering figure in palestinian society, especially in gaza. he transcended the role of educator and teacher. he was a mentor, a beacon of wisdom and guidance, a loving father and husband, and a compassionate son. refaat's presence in reached the lives of hundreds if not thousands of students. his influence extended far beyond the confines of the classroom. refaat wasn't just a teacher, he was a friend, confident, someone who loved to support his students and who believed truly in the potential of each student, offering them personal advice and guidance. refaat will be missed. it is really hard to sum up the story and a few words. but one thing i can say is that refaat's life was not without its share of many, melanie -- many challenges. despite the harsh reality of life in gaza, refaat remained unwavering, using his pen and voice to write back and fight back. his resilience was inspiration to us all, students and friends and members of the cultural and intellectual community in gaza. in a place like gaza were educational resources are scarce, r

gaza. some time later, other members of his family were martyred. this is all that is left of them. he was also martyred in today's bombings. are these the goals that netanyahu and the zionist army are pursuing? the jabalia area in the north of the gaza strip was extensively bombed. the damages are so great that the rescue forces are unable to reach the bombed areas. one of residents of this area say that 25 members of his family are under the rubble. the united nations announced that more than one million residents of gaza are in a state of emergency. food, water and medicine threaten the lives of the people of this area. more than half a million palestinians in the gaza strip are dying of starvation. infectious diseases also threaten them. the palestinian red crescent also announced: the forces of the occupying army entered the emergency center of jabalia and arrested all the medical and relief staff and took them to an unknown place. clashes in the camp. jabalia between the resistance forces and the army zionism continues. the palestinian reporter says that the occupying army does not a

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gaza. what was the result of this? 00 israeli fighter jets and their helicopters and armor that entered the gaza strip resulted in the death of more than 6,000 children . innocent, more than 350 women and innocent civilians, this is almost the documentation to escape from the dilemma and the pressure of the zionist regime, the pressure of the zionists on the american government is very high, and blinton himself is a zionist and a jew of jewish origin in joe biden's cabinet, yes, anthony blyton is the minister america's foreign affairs well, let's look at the defeat of israel from this point of view more than five days have passed since the al-aqsa storm. israel experienced the biggest security hole in its information protection in almost 7 decades. look, israel had the same army that captured the sinai desert in the 6 days of the arab and israeli war, the same size as the one that captured beirut. now, what happened to that army that couldn't penetrate 5 kilometers in the narrow gaza strip, which is besieged from the no

gaza. the commissioner was talkin: in gaza. the commissioner was talking about — in gaza. gaza. the commissioner was| talking about unrwa becoming in gaza. the commissioner was l talking about unrwa becoming a target in this campaign, you have lost so many colleagues, haven't you? lost so many colleagues, haven't ou? ., , ., you? 135 colleagues of mine were killed since _ you? 135 colleagues of mine were killed since the _ you? 135 colleagues of mine were killed since the war _ you? 135 colleagues of mine were killed since the war started. - you? 135 colleagues of mine were killed since the war started. we l killed since the war started. we have recorded over 150 hits on unrwa facilities which should be protected in accordance with international law. i'm sure you have seen the horrific video of one unrwa school that got blown up and directly hit. schools and facilities have quite often become a target in the war. [30 often become a target in the war. do you think the civilian infrastructure is being deliberately targeted. you referenced the school, but when you see pictures

so this war is a the very devastating war uh and i think it will take some time to rebuild gaza. i was in gaza two months ago, two months before the war, i documented my trip being away from london from in london from gaza, and this beauty, this nice places, it's all vanished, israel has a goal to depopulate ghaza and ethnically ling the people of gaza, your family to china. yes, my family is there, my parents siblings. the stuff are like the rest of the population uh, we were not able to communicate for over a week, sometimes for over 10 days over the course of 50 days ago, but um they suffer not only because they survived, it's because every day they survived was a miracle, they had to go through this psychological impact and stress and bombardment and being starved, people cannot find now food, although they have the money, um gaza is still under siege, israel is still in full control of gazes air space, territorial waters and border crossings and the id is being trickled into gaza is nothing, it's not great to alleviate the suffering, yeah, drop in the bucket, for sure, um, and one

there was also one person who was being held captive in gaza was among those who have been killed. fixthose who have been killed.— held captive in gaza was among those who have been killed. a week ago, we were talking — who have been killed. a week ago, we were talking about _ who have been killed. a week ago, we were talking about whether _ who have been killed. a week ago, we were talking about whether that - who have been killed. a week ago, we were talking about whether that deal l were talking about whether that deal could be extended. that feels a long way away now, but are efforts still going on to try and have another exchange and bring hostages back and release palestinian prisoners from israeli jails? irate release palestinian prisoners from israelijaiis?_ israeli jails? we know israel removed — israeli jails? we know israel removed its _ israeli jails? we know israel removed its negotiating - israeli jails? we know israel. removed its negotiating team israeli jails? we know israel- removed its negotiating team from qatar, where the negotiations were taking place. the qataris

gaza. serves approximately 35000 people living there, those people and dire need to access to medical care to save their lives from wild death, the israeli occupation causes day and night, the center was evacuated where we were, and we continued services to 360 people in gaza north, who were the more affected, and then we moved down to the south, two young men were run over by 10. after they were gun down, can you imagine the weight on their bodies? they were cut into 10 cm pieces, each taking the shape of a tanction. the bodies were there for 10 days. i looked around and noticed what i thought was a dummy, to find it was a child, baby girl's body totally burnt, dogs had eaten the limbs including the arms and legs. the baby was no more than year of age, she was targeted by.... went crazy with that and reached the hospital in a very psychologically damaged situation where are the muslims where's the islam where is the arabs where are all the arabs where are the muslims practices did not stop a charred body of a female child being eating by dogs represent a lifetime memory that was engraved in the mind of ambulance driver. occupation of his crimes continued to hospitals and people insid

gaza strip. as always, the target was the children of gaza. the response of our resistance was shocking for the zionists. the decision-making authorities of israel, whether military or political , were shocked by the power of the palestinian resistance groups to attack the depth of israel with a large number of rockets. hundreds of rockets from the gaza strip, whose range covers all the occupied territories , showed that the era of security on the one hand, the urban dwellers it is over until this time the zionists withdraw from the evacuation of sheikh jarrah neighborhood and demand a ceasefire. but despite this, they destroyed the infrastructure of gaza in all 11 days of their war and still i can't imagine what i saw. imagine your children being torn to pieces and destroyed in front of your eyes. this was the most horrible crime i have seen against children . following the incident, the zionists, this time disappointed from the military battle with the resistance, once again returned to their policy of embargo and economic blockade. every one

israeli aim was to devastate the palestinian economy, maybe targeting the loose dairy factory in southern gaza was yet another proof that the israeli occupation army is working a systematic plan to destroy any successful industrial facility that will achieve independence of the palestinian economy apart from israeli occupation economy. at the beginning we established our factory in 2004 2005. back in 2008, in april 2010, the lul built another factory in hanyunus, some 40 kilometers away from gaza city, hoping that would stop the occupation from targeting the factory. i established the factory in and we worked with institution for four to five months, but the factory was targeted again and we received a phone call one morning and we're told that the... factory was destroyed so workers cannot come to work, the lul and all factory workers puzzled and the factory was targeted again, so they decided to rebuild the factory for the third time, 100 meters away from the ruins of the first factory which was destroyed in the first time, this factory was... supporting five families, i have 10 family membe

gaza. a topic that was not strange for latin american countries. we are genocide of noble people. and we condemn shuja gaza. america's veto of the ceasefire resolution was not strange for us. we are familiar with such actions of america. now everyone knows who supports sterilization. of course, according to one of the ambassadors of latin american countries, once again the face it showed the real american government to the world. this american action has no diplomatic meaning. with this action, the unconditional support of america once again. the genocide and crimes of the israelis in gaza were revealed. the annual conference of iran-latin america relations is going to be held in venezuela next year. mojtaba shah soni of radio and television news agency. the head of the court of administrative justice announced a 2.6% decrease in the number of cases to this judicial authority and said: with the formation of 20 joint working groups with government and sovereign institutions and the preventive measures of this working group in 1401, the number of cases coming to the court unlike prev

last night, the un security council meeting on gaza was postponed . re here to talk more about this issue, mr. tagvi niaz. hello, good morning about the last. give us these developments in gaza , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. good morning . i am at your service, mr. shahoni, as well as my dear brother, mr. hosseini, and all dear viewers. look, regarding the latest developments in gaza , i have to say that 75 days have passed since the relentless war in gaza, but the zionist regime has not been able to achieve its goals and release a prisoner . the attack was placed, which shows that the zionist regime is telling its own people about the advance in the gaza strip. he was lying and it has not been able to destroy the military capabilities of hamas, it has also not been able to destroy the leaders of hamas , and the resistance continues with great intensity, motivation and power . the reason we are witnessing a wavering is that there are behaviors from the regime that show that at least part of the regime and the army of our

was a result of decades of tyranny and oppression. addul abdul mahti said the israeli regime is committing genocide in gaza and is violating all internationalgua, dennis monsada, who condemned, quote, the unimaginable hostilities caused by the israeli regime in gaza. he called on countries across the globe to step up efforts in bringing the violence against palestinians to an end. meanwhile israel keeps pounding the besieg gaza strip where every new air strike and shelling further worsens the humanitarian situation. according to gaza officials, more than 200 people were killed in the past day. the latest attacks targeted the southern city of khan unis and the northern city of jabalya. israel's genocidal war on gaza is now in his 79th day. the total death tool stands at nearly 20,300. also, nearly 54,00 people have been injured. the majority of the victims are women and children. those who have survived the war or living in die conditions. the world health organization has renewed warning that famin. is looming in the palestinian territory. former us government advisor paul larudi says american people are not hearing the real truth about gaz

been 7 days since the fire broke out between the zionist regime and the resistance groups in gaza. enough it was temporarily established that during this period food and some facilities were exchanged between the two groups and they were finally able to enter the gaza strip from the south of gaza through the rafah crossing. we continue to share the developments with you on the khabar network. most of the attacks that the zionists have today are using their cannons, which blindly target residential areas. compared to the fact that if they had targeted with their fighters, they might have bombed certain areas, but using artillery is considered a kind of blind targeting of residential areas, which is the same permanent policy. from the beginning of this war which caused an increase in human casualties, the journalist who was martyred today, abdullah darviish, from al-aqsa network, published a report on dib nirak times , and the american media reflected that the zionist regime was aware of the existence of such a plan and attack before the hamas attack. but he did not imagine that the fighters of th

was a res of decades of tyranny and oppression. abdul abdul mahdi said the israeli regime is committing genocide in gaza and is violating all internationaler of nicaragua dennis mansada or monsada who condemned quote the unimaginable hostilities caused by israel in gaza. he called on countries across the globe to step up efforts in bringing the violent. against palestinians to an end. yes roll dovid, way spokesman for a worldwide antianis rabinical group, natuuri, carter was another participant at tehron international conference on palestine. it's rest opposition of judaism to modern israel and express solidarity with palestinians. "in order to be able to accomplish this goal of them of having a national home, they clothed themselves in the name israel, who's jacob in the bible, in the symbols of the torah, the star of david, the minora, having a rabinet, a chief rabbi, all the strappings of a religion." and how dare they take my religion, which is subservience to the almighty, who tells us not to kill, who tells us not to steal, who tells us that we must show gratitude, for people have done good to us, and everybody, every one of you, d

the peak rate offenses was gaza war 2008-2009 where elf hospital had its fair share from that at theion to 25 elderly patients at the elderly nursing home who normally don't have shelter. we and the co-workers shifted them to safe area because the hospital was being targeted from different sides and also from inside. there was fire inside the hospital due to the closed position of the israeli army that was not far at all from the hospital. could come back to his home during the war where he stayed at hospital with helpless patients. صعوبه الوصول. we were worried about our children, our wives and our parents. the hospital was targeted with white fms that resulted in huge fires. we were afraid we would end up burned alongside the pans inside the room. nevertheless we were... some of the patients couldn't withstand what was happening at hospital because the fire was massive and it started to get closer to them so the need to make the right decision at the right time my colleagues and we couldn't carry the patients we made crawl and pulled them out of the room to the safe area. we evacua

the israel on gaza was taking a heavy toll on journalists that have covered regimes of bloody aggression. now a us space rights advocacy organization says it's really aggression on gaza is the most dangerous situation for journalists. committee to predict journalists says first 10 weeks of the regime's genocide were the deadliest ever recorded four journalists with most of them killed in a single year in one location. it also expressed concerns over what it described as an app. pattern of targeting journalists by the israeli regime. cpj says this issue along with intense bombardment of gaza's prevented foreign journalists from independently at accessing the situation or assessing that is situation in uh gaza, nearly 70 reporters and media workers have been killed since israel's onslot started back on october 7th, 61 of them palestinian regimes also deliberately killed journalist families who serve as... for investigators looking into how those journalists were killed. social media giants have been systematically silencing pro palestine. voices during israel's ongoing onsot on gaza. anoth

open air prison is not a good descriptor for what was gaza before october 7. o prison cells, no prison guards. there is no regimented daily schedule. what there was was isolation. what there was was awol. what there was was the inability of people to leave with the exception of very, very few. what there was was a local force , and in part by the people who built the wall -- and talking about hamas -- that maintained order and this was serviced the needs of the people who built the wall. it was the bargain that israel had struck five pulling out of gaza was that hamas would maintain order there. obviously, there are huge differences. i am not claiming by any means this is a one-to-one comparison or there is such a thing as a one-to-one comparison that is not a thing. what i'm arguing is the similarities are so substantial, they can actually form our understanding of what is happening now. what is happening now, this is probably the line in the piece that made a lot of people throw their laptops across the room, what is happening now is the ghetto is -- i think

and it cannot meet the current needs of the people of gaza the resolution was already discussed in the resolution that the united arab emirates put forward, the issue of an immediate and permanent ceasefire in gaza was discussed, but as a result of the pressure of the united states in the past few days, this paragraph was completely removed from this resolution. 10 votes were put to the vote regarding the ceasefire and safe aid delivery under the supervision of the united nations. it won the approval of the security council, so actually 9 positive votes are enough for this resolution to be approved by the security council. with these 10 votes, the resolution was approved, but once again, america was wrong used and rejected this resolution. in fact , until now, the resolution that we are witnessing , there is no mention of a ceasefire and how or whether the break and the cessation of attacks by the zionist regime is genuine or not. mr. rajabi, my question is that america threatened to veto this resolution before the meeting. how effective was this american threat in the outcome of this

in gaza city, there are reports of continuous gunfire at al-shifa hospital. a team from the world health organization that was able to deliver limited relief supplies to al-shifa saturday described the hospital's emergency ward as a bloodbath. >> the largest hospital here in gaza -- it can only provide the most basic care to people with very serious illnesses and injuries. there are women delivering an, space -- in common space areas. most patients are on the floor. a few are in beds and a few stretchers. children are on the floor being treated for serious injuries and burns. amy: the palestinian health ministry has called for an urgent investigation into reports that israeli forces bulldozed tents housing displaced palestinians in the courtyard of the kamal adwan hospital, crushing people to death inside their makeshift shelters. this comes just days after israeli troops rounded up men and boys at the hospital, including medical staff. among those detained was hospital director dr. ahmed al-kahlot. >> they raided the building. they took all the employees for investigation. there were six bodies in a six-year

amy: "stop the genocide in gaza." that was the christmas message at the palestinian pastor of the evangelical lutheran church in bethlehem where christmas festivities were canceled to mourn the more than 20,000 palestinians killed in gaza. we will speak to reverend munther isaac and air his christmas sermon. then a growing number of labor unions, including the american postal workers union and united auto workers are calling , for a ceasefire in gaza. >> we could not bomb our way to peace. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israeli prime minister japan netanyahu has vowed to step up attacks on the gaza strip after a weekend of violence that left hundreds of palestinians dead. on friday, 90 people were killed with israel bombed two homes. 76 of the dead were members of one family. they include and men who worked as the united nations development program official for three decades. he was killed along with his wife and five of their children.

gaza. he said the oic was ready for the expansion of cooperation with islamic republic on gaza. the once for minister hussein amry abdullah han visited for two days where he held talks with his qatari counterpart as well as the leader of palestiny resistance movement hamas. first of his on reports from doha. iranian foreign minister hussein amir abdullahyan traveled to qatar in his fourth visit since israel's onslot on gaza began over 70 days ago. he met with his kataray counterpart muhammad bin abdul rahman jassim althani discussing bilateral ties as well as recent developments in the region. we talked about. senion issue, we also discussed bilateral relations between iran and qatar, including political and economic ties. during his visit, amir abdullah hian also met with the leader of palestine's hamas resistance movement, asmail hania, to discuss a possible cease fire in gaza as the israeli regime continues his genocidal campaign in the besige streep. hamas officials, who are the main party in this story on behalf of the palestinian nation, believe that reaching any agreement