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that's double figurative from yusef. thank you very much for joining us here on dw, the united nations this morning. the more than 100 you, when aid workers who have been killed in gaza since the start of the war are you in flank was low. it's in the house most outside its headquarters in new york and its other offices. the un says it's the highest number of stuff killed in such a short time since the organization was founded off to the 2nd world war classes have intensified it as well as northern border with levon on at least 7 his way the soldiers were reportedly wounded by motor shelves launched by his beloved militants in leather, not no style corresponded. rebecca richards developed the search of violence while we all seeing an increase. uh yes. today we saw a 2 pretty significant anti miss. all attacks from 11 a border has law claiming responsibility. we saw thousands of casualties move in 20 on the as riley side, some of the casualties of the injuries i should say, from people who were working on electricity worke

thanks toby, toby frick are from yusef joining us from a man. let's take a look now at some more stories making use. demonstrators have gathered at the base of the statue of liberty in new york city to cool for eighty's far in gaza, members of an angle, cold jewish voice for peace, organized the protest. the n g o describes itself as the world's largest jewish antique zionist organization. former us president, donald trump, has appeared in a new york court to testify the civil fraud case involving his real estate and par trump. and 2 of his sons are accused of exaggerating the value of their real estate assets by billions of dollars to obtain more favorable bank loans and insurance terms. germany's federal and state governments have reached an agreement on new rules for the financing of migrants. transfer off shelves is government will not pay the states $7500.00 arrows per year for every asylum seeker, they host. the agreement comes after marathon talks here in berlin. now if you drive, you're probably careful not to park your car without a per

mari is of courseman who joins us from sauna, yusef when it comes to this ship, you're having israel rejecting that it either owned it or or that there are israelis on board, but obviously it's a different version that uh yemen is giving, um is israel uh lying about the claims that happen made by the yemeny forces? well the israeli regime has been proven um to be the masters of deception, they've lied over and over again since they launched this uh genocide in palestine, they've lied about 40 babies being massacred, they they lied uh beheaded, they lied about tunnels being dug under hospitals and um of course you can only expect them to deny that this is an israeli ship that is operating. um and that is linked to the israeli regime, the unsar officials, they have very highly advanced intelligence uh force on the ground right, and they would not capture the ship if they were not certain that this was a ship, a cargo shipment linked to the israeli regime, and so you know the israel, the israeli government is going to deny that they are associated with it, but the fact is... is that the

i'm told now the dr. yusef of rich can join us over the phone. his deputy health, ministering gaza, so you're joining us from also inside. i'll shift the hospital. what's happening right now? not, you know, i know that's a little yes. hi. i'm currently inside the hospital and let me explain exactly what is taking place inside. i'd say pat medical compound one. this is the moment we have been well named the whole world all the 10 that agents of the hospitals have come to a total stop or on the powers pilot associates bought out. we have thursday night and baby born in the 8 q betas. in addition to that, we, those babies are fighting against death. every single minutes we are going to announce that may be bold, be candied. as we speak, the remaining medical team members don't then face to lend a helping hand to all those patients and victims struggling again is dead. we are left with no results as, as old. we are with them out of balance. we ran out of medical supplies and we cannot do anything to help those in the hospital. in the winter there we

now for today show in con eunice in southern guns is yusef. how much an advocacy office in the gaza strip for the norwegian refugee council? yusef is also a resident of casa in toronto, as tanya hodge hassan a pediatric intensive care doctor who has worked in gaza. she co founded guys a medic voices, a social media account that she has 1st hand testimonies from health care workers in the strip. and a washington dc is alex i. it was the head of humanitarian policy and advocacy at the child t save the children. alex specializes in humanitarian and post conflicts recovery. thanks all 3 of you for joining us on inside story on arch is here, alex from say the children, let me start with you. we will of course, be discussing in great detail the pride of children in guys and what's been happening to them in this conflicts. but i wanted to start with what's happening to children in the occupied westbank to children, including an 8 year old, killed in broad daylight by is really forces. this was caught on camera. it was shocking. shocked. many people.

thanks, tobey, tobey frick, or from yusef joining us from a mind. and i'm joined now by jonathan spire at middle east expert and officer in jerusalem. welcome to dw and use johnson. what you make of that. you mean netanyahu's remarks about taking responsibility for the overall security of guys? what is being the stated position of the government of israel for a while that they go off? it's a war effort in the gaza strip is to bring down to collapse. i'm us government in garza, the one which of course launched the atrocities against israeli civilians on october 7th. it's not been so clear until now. what israel intended to as a successor will start to the come us so far. i think, i think from the box has become clear the what we'll be talking about if indeed of course is rather trees its mission. it states of michigan because the strip will be a combination, something like this. and the westbank code suggests of, of how a signal thought of some kind or another company but to some kind. but with a continued his riley security presence and commitment w

i asked toby frick or a communications specialist from yusef, currently in the jordanian capital, a man for his insights. yeah, that's right, i mean we can most likely. so yeah, there is no safe place. so if it shows the civilians in, in the gaza strip right now, we know that it, you know, around 1500000 people have fled to the southern area. you have been displaced in different areas, particularly in the southern palm. so what that means is you have many, many people in what was already a densely populated area now living and shelters, you're very, very close things together. um, so the conditions are stream it difficult in terms of accessing say, well, so scientists ation hygiene. you know, these issues that compound the other issues, which is things sites of trying to say say die out. i'm not stress of for children, particularly of going through this on a 24 hour basis. and that's why you use that by the use a strenuous you heard your cooling for this immediately minutes here and see saw, i know so to then be able to scatter your mountain life saving money that we can bring into the

yusef salam is my guest and he has a new titltle. c'mon, we're right there. c'mon baby. it's the only we need. go, go, go, go! ah! touchdown baby! -touchdown! are your neighbors watching the same game? yeah, my 5g home internet delays the game a bit. but you get used to it. try these. they're noise cancelling earmuffs. i stole them from an airport. it's always something with you, man. great! solid! -greek salad? exactly! don't delay the game with verizon or t-mobile 5g home internet. catch it on the xfinity 10g network. goli, taste your goals. >>> tensions here at home over the israel hamas war have been building for weeks from rival protests to threats of violence and actual violence as well. like last night. a sad scene at a place that is built for understanding. a brawl between pro israeli and pro palestinian protesters erupting outside of the museum of tolerance of all places in los angeles. i repeat it was outside the museum of tolerance. posting and hosting upright screening of the hamas atrocities in israel organized in part by israeli actress gal gadot who was no

talk about a remarkable turn of events for yusef salaam, one of the exonerated five.ins me now. first and foremost, congratulations on your win and success, i wonder what it must mean to have that seat at the table when many people know your story for not having had a voice? >> thank you, thank you for that. what this means, really, is that those who have been in a position where power eluded them, where they were really run over by justice, when every decision that was made was made without their input, finally have an opportunity to have an ambassador for their pain, to speak truth to power. to tell their stories, to carry their same voices into the halls of power. you know, in 2002, when we were found innocent, we marched for justice. we cried for justice, and i wondered who in city hall would hear our pain, who is echoing our voices in city hall. and then i realized that those who were closest to the pain have to have a seat at the table. my story is a story that the whole world has had an opportunity to have a front seat to, and now they'll get the opportunity fo

i spoke to my colleague yusef, who's in con units who told me that there was an air strike on a building very close to where he was sleeping around 6 am this morning. i day after day we are hearing from our colleagues that even though to have fled, the south is not the seas. we've had colleagues whose family members in the south, including one of our colleagues, a mouse who 7 year old son had lived, was killed in an air strike on rock a couple of weeks ago. and what we're hearing in addition is not just is it not safe in the south, but similar to the north, people now were struggling to find basic necessities of food. clean water. um uh, even waiting in line 56 hours a day just to get half a portion of bread. and the posting in red crescent says that a deliveries into gaza are much lower now than before the war. i'm afraid it's a question. we'll keep asking until there's significant change on the ground, but how dire is the humanitarian situation today? each day it seems to be getting worse and worse. just 2 days ago i spoke to a couple of my colleagues who told me that they haven't been

yusef salaam's inspiring jououry next. in a crisis caused by a terrorist massacre. civilians to clear out, while hamas forces them back. allowing in food and water, which hamas steals. >>> the beautiful thing about my story is that i was counted out. i was one of those who was pushed into the margins of life and now we're here right now. they look at the color of our skin and not the content of our character. today is a new day. >>> such powerful words from yusef salaam decades after being wrongfully imprisoned the exonerated central park five member won a seat on the new york city council. salaam is a democrat, he won his primary election in a landslide. he will now represent a central harlem district. he was here speaking with cnn this morning in july shortly after he won that primary. >> i was 16 at the time and i kind of buried it and said maybe -- i wanted to make sure i didn't succumb to the pressure of what prison was trying to turn me into, which was monster. years later now i'm looking back at that journey and i'm saying to myself, wow, all of the things th

yusef's intelligence means today, my feeling is indescribable. maybe this is the beauty of the feeling in the world, because it is the feeling of freedom. the captives hope for freedom from the very first moments, but this freedom is partial and the basic freedom is when all the land and all the captives are freed. i am indescribable. god saved us from death . i was in prison under interrogation and investigation for about a month. we had very difficult conditions. thank god. thank goodness we were saved from death, thank god, thank god, lord of the worlds, we came, but many asra are still in prison, may god provide the means for their release. after these heartbreaking scenes of genocidal crimes, now beautiful manifestations of esra's liberation. some were children at the time of captivity, and now they have returned as adults with poor and painful bodies. this free lady , who is paralyzed in half of her body , talks about the anti-human behavior of the zionists with the palestinian prisoners. if he did not pay attention to us at all in the nece

yusef salaam spent seven years in jail before being exonerated when the real perpetrator confessed. in iran, imprisoned nobel peace prize laureate and human rights advocate narges mohammadi has begun a hunger strike protesting the lack of medical care and the mandatory hijab policy for iranian women. mohammadi is refusing to wear a headscarf even in her confinement. in retaliation, prison officials have denied mohammadi's request to be transferred to a hospital where she can receive urgent care for her heart and lung conditions. mohammadi recently smuggled a letter out of the notorious evin prison in tehran. this is her 17-year-old daughter kiana rahmani reading mohammadi's message to the world. >> the world observes the revolutionary movement of women, life, freedom continues its campaign and resistance in iran and is a hard struggle for relapse society. the strength of this movement lies in the agency of iranian women. we surely know what we want far better than what we do not want. we believe it and are certain of victory. amy: a special u.n. committee tasked with helping impleme

la yusef baskat jameel al-asrare. i am indescribably happy to be freed. god willing, all the prisoners will be freed. my cousins ​​are still in prison. the treatment of the occupiers with the captives is brutal and violent. at the beginning of the arrest, when my eyes and hands were closed. the occupation intelligence officer interrogated me. before arriving one of the evenings. the palestinian has been freed since his childhood . i am not afraid of you . the soldiers of the zionist regime raided the house of the family of the perpetrators of the quds operation, who were two brothers, in surbaher village. according to the reports, the occupying forces killed 9 family members of these two martyrs arrested the west bank is the target of the zionists' attacks in the one week that there has been a ceasefire in gaza, the attacks on the border. jenin, today tulkam and ramallah. the occupying forces attack palestinian homes. and whoever they suspect, they take it with them. where there are no soldiers. the settlers have become the bane of the lives of the palest

yusef salaam and four other black and latino men were convicted in 1989 in the rape and beating of ahite jogger in central park. salaam was arrested when he was 15 years old and imprisoned for almost seven years. their convictions were later overturned by dna evidence. >> i saw the light at the end of the tunnel. [ applause ] i knew they was counted out, but as they say, a setback is a great thing for a comeback. look at that comeback that we are coming back to right now. [ cheers ] >> salaam ran unopposed for the city council seat representing harlem. >>> donald trump's daughter, ivanka trump, is said to take the witness stand today in the new york civil fraud trial against her father, her adult brothers, and their company. she's expected to be questioned about her father's financial statements. the former president testified earlier this week, donald trump jr. and eric last week. they deny any wrongdoing. ivanka trump is not a defendant. >>> the special counsel overseeing the investigation into president biden's son hunter hold a house committee he has ultimate authority over the c

yusef salaam, known as one of the exonerated five, has been elected to new york city council after running>> the beautiful thing about my story is that i was counted out. i was one of those who was pushed into the margins of life and now we're here right now. [cheers and applause] >> sarah: yes! one of the guys who was falsely accused of attacking a central park jogger -- and who donald trump said should get the death penalty -- is now a city councilman. he went from having his life threatened by trump to being an elected representative. he's like a reverse mike pence. and to this man, who has overcome so much and still has the selflessness and the strength of character to turn around and serve this city that falsely imprisoned him, i just want to say: when are you gonna do something about the jackhammering? my taxes pay your salary, buddy. fix the subways! [applause] but yeah, democrats were the big winners last night, which means all those human sacrifices were worth it. shout out to my fellow illuminati members. guys, we did it! democrats are feeling really good. after the results rolle

now scotlands parliament is set to debate a cease 5 in the war on guys a 1st minister homes, a yusef table, the motion last week, calling for an immediate cruise. the proposal is set to take place in the coming hours protest as a kind of outside the parliament to pressure representatives before the vote. scotlands 1st, mister holmes, a yusef spoke to out there. he reiterated calls for an end to the killing of civilians. my message to the world is a very simple one. there is too much telling, too many innocent men, women, children, babies have lost their lives, lost a life. they have been told. and that is unacceptable. and as a world does an international community, we cannot simply watch on and ignore their suffering. we have to act. that has to be an immediate cease fire, agreed. i would just say it was mohammed on the day and has more from outside the scottish parliament in edinburgh as this happens in another part of the world. but it feels very tense here because it's very heights and tensions in scotland and everyone related to the end loads of the customers. so how do they use

you and refers from yusef did not even bother to mention so much as in the industry nation of guys in children to tear you and the women did not reach the council on the savage, rape and sexual violence perpetrated by come us against these rarely women and this entire week has been dedicated only to palestinian solidarity despite the fact that all of this started only because from us carried out the deliberate and unprovoked domestic or of these riley's. on monday, the council has the private meeting focusing on the humanitarian situation in gaza . only, yes, the day the general assembly discussed to put a student in question, and no one's in the past 8 weeks as any of the lines bodies held a mazda is come, us accountable for their war crimes. this only prove that the advancing go with solution. sadly is not the goal. council members from the day of phase read the stablish moment, we have shown that we are a willing partner for peace. 76 years ago, we accepted resolution 181 while the palestinians rejected it just as they rejected every other piece plan ever presented be by clinton, o

we had $11.00 colleague, yusef told me yesterday that another one of his colleagues tried to call a 100 times before he was able to get through as, as the, as telecommunications system in dollars. that is extremely weekend. we've heard reports from, from the major telecom companies just in the last couple of days, but they anticipate that was running out of fuel. they will soon have that have even more difficulty keeping their operations running. there's a major communication difficulties on top of everything else going on. i'm going to ask you about something else we've mentioned earlier in the show, israel's military, as it is placed 300 meters of fuel outside at the i'll shoot for hospital, but the how mazda is and block the delivery. the hospital director has strongly denied that. what is your organization here in regarding the delivery of fuel there? you know, we haven't, we don't have any folks that ship a um, any longer. so it's very difficult for us to make determinations in the fog of war and, and was competing narratives. i'm not really comfortable saying, i'm speculating on,

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has signed a sly and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel, on october 7th. and israel claim that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection uh for doing his reports. he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list. and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. stars, it is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, actually, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also at those sentiments, saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been filled. $34.00 of them being policy in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is, why was

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has found a sly and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel, on october 7th. and israel claimed that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection. if we're doing his reports, he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. stars, it is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, absolutely, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also as those of sentiments saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been sealed. $34.00 of them being policy in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is,

now yusef, which is one of the u.n. bodies helping the evacuations said unfortunately two of those babies being transferred didn't make the journey or didn't survive the journey. phillip? >> the most innocent victims of all. all right, claudio, thank you. >>> argentina has forged a new path for itself by electing a radical outsider to the presidency javier milei trounced his rival, a former economy minister by 12 points according to official results. milei takes over a country in economic crisis, but analysts question whether his policies will do much to help he was nicknamed el loco by a biographer and has also been compared to donald trump the former u.s. president did take to truth social to congratulate him on the election, predicting milei will make argentina great again >>> back here at home, the former president picked up a big endorsement of his own texas governor greg abbott announced his support for trump in the 2024 race during a campaign event in south texas. and a new nbc news poll shows donald trump leadin

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has signed a sly and they fired him because he had covered the palestinian a top on israel on october 7th. and israel claimed that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection for doing his reports. he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. stalls is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, absolutely, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also as those of sentiments saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been sealed. 34 of them being post sent in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is, why was

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has found a sly and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel, on october 7th. and israel claim that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection uh for doing his reports. he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list. and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. stars, it is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, actually, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also ask those that send submit, saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been filled. $34.00 of them being policy in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is, w

already being reported blue shield of a debt, tall among children and secret, yusef cries, fall over the imminent danger of lease till after that makes inc garza as with the monetary and group calls for access to water and sanitation for children. local adults to share some distressing details with us is the last night we have received many patients in a critical condition from the know. this includes children, the home legs amputated or on conscience when they.

you guys are including yusef masoud. so nick a, it seems like a israel is waging a war on these journalists and right now it isn't a good look for them. and it seems like this is of course, interesting considering cnn. then your times readers have been criticized for providing more favorable coverage to israel in comparison to other outlets. and israel is still criticizing them for this may. i mean, we said it before, but once again, this guy responds to be a journalist. what does this say about the rights and safety of journalists right now? that is the question that a, where are the rights and safety of journalists? i mean, these journalist and goals are right now, or perhaps that the most dangerous place that they could be in the world at this moment. they're not just covering the explosions and the elected war crimes being committed, but they're also putting their own lives in danger. now as we know, the, our, to our, to arabic colleagues and other journalists like the, i'll just tears rental is not only had to cover

just this morning i spoke to my colleague yusef, who's in con unit to told me that there was an air strike on a building very close to where he was sleeping around 6 am this morning. i day after day we are hearing from our colleagues that even those who have fled that the south is not the seats. we've had colleagues lose family members in the south, including one of our colleagues, a mouse who 7 year old son had lived, was killed in an air strike on rough uh, a couple of weeks ago. and what we're hearing in addition is not just is it not safe in the south, but similar to the north people now we're struggling to find the basic necessities of food. clean water. um uh, even waiting in line 56 hours a day just to get half a portion of bread each day it seems to be getting worse and worse. just 2 days ago i spoke to a couple of my colleagues who told me that they haven't been able to find any water that day and were result resorting to drinking cold because they had no alternatives. we are struggling even in our a distribution that we're working on to find water and procure water to distribute

you guys are including yusef masoud. so now the reality is this journalist who was fired has less protection because he's no longer working for such a big outlet. he doesn't have the backing. and in total there are 6 journalists that are on israel, so called hit list, that are ways they are fired as well. they will also have less protection, which is why many are saying this is targeting journalists and it is of course, endangering their lives. we have also seen the fact that these journalists are endangering their lives to begin with, covering these very dangerous war zones. and again, this is just not look good for, for israel right now to the face value. it looks like a blazing attack on 2 other lists. what does it say about the, the rights sense of the safety of journalists at this moment reported on this particular conflicts will make a, it seems that journalists don't really have much safety at this point. i mean, not only, as i've just mentioned are these words zones, but we're also covering the electorate board c

we had 11 colleague, yusef told me yesterday that another one of his colleagues tried to call a 100 times before he was able to get through as, as the as telecommunications system. and as it is extremely weekend, we've heard reports from, from the major telecom companies just in the last couple of days, but they anticipate that was running out of fuel. they will soon have that have even more difficulty keeping their operations running. that was shane hello, speaking to me earlier and our corresponded in jerusalem. rebecca rivers told me what we've heard from israel about the situation in gauze hospitals is saying that it's not targeting civilians. that it's, that it's trying to crack down on this last come moms. and so that it says underneath the hospital, we know that gun baffles has been going on outside the hospital making. it's almost impossible for people to leave. we've been hearing accounts of people trying to leave the hospital being shot at and having to run back sometimes been injured even further. so the situation for civilians on the ground really, really difficult, is riley s

okay, thank you for that to toby, free from yusef whitehouse as us president joe biden has spoken again by phone where it is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu to date, as a set to have discussed negotiations to secure the release of some of the $200.00 or so hostages being held by how much more than a month after the hostages were taken their families, that keeping up the pressure on israel was government the protest? moss, from tennessee to jerusalem on the road, demanding the release of their loved ones. around $240.00 hostages were taken during the october stevens to your attacks, only for being freed and one re skewed. of these relatives want the government to do more to get the re released my my that was taken my sister and my sister's husband and my aunt. they were all taken so it'll be 9 days ago. they don't have any more of a time. we don't know how that will be in the date that we don't know if they have for the or so many relatives accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of not doing enough to bring home the hostages about the where are you, where are you. 7 i'm deman

especially for the sick and valuable patients strapped inside will take effect, guys from yusef, and joins as from i'm on in jordan, palestinian officials say power outages are threatening the lives of premature babies in particular. some of them concept vibes without incubators. what are you hearing? yeah, the reports from i'll see that in particular, but also other hospitals that are across the street are yeah. disasters. when you see the baby's you rely on your faces. you rely on the need power. it's really catastrophic situation that and um yeah, we have a situation where all the medical facilities, hospitals inside garza, are now not function spider, any time in peace time. yeah. like when you have a crisis like this where you're also taking in massive numbers of age. it be going to georgia. what about the claims from israel's military, which says it's been helping evacuate some patients, mostly kids from a chief hospital. you able to confirm that as well. i mean, you guys as hospitals uh, at any time, not incredibly easy to find incredibly dangerous and safe place. so it's alre

you guys are including yusef masoud. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection. if we're doing his reports, he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were to be fired as well. so it seems like israel is waging a war on these journalists and um, what to be honest here? as we mentioned, these are mainstream media outlets that have been criticized by others as having more favorable coverage to israel. and not really reporting as much of the posting in point of view when it comes to the bombing of, of refugee camps of shelters, etc. so what does this tell us about the safety and the rights of journalists covering this conflict? so journalists indeed are less safe than ever as we can see, nicky, i mean reporters and dogs. and right now we're not just covering the explosions are also endangering their own lives as well. as we have seen, many journalists who have been covering this story have family members the i'll just hear a journalist who had to go to

labeled in its heyday by locals as the den of espionage. digging a bit deeper with corresponding his yusef, just a tens of thousands of on into the 5 have stage. nationwide, riley's do a more to national student stay for the occasion needed. one is entirely different from the international students. a cited for november 17th, the one in observance falls under university. it'll be a cover of former students back in 1979 with us students to be on the ground that they said there were some sophisticated jobs finding equipment, housing health center. and that's what led diplomatic, national hostage, the to the one who was tossed, huge, fly fish back then. so this is the history behind the location of the people. but the fact that the, i guess the bang drop off would be one of the students have used the opportunity to show the people that wiley's started symbolically from the powers find where the crowd in morrisville all the way to the former us came to see a right to the high the a wiley mounts to the center table. i can see people holding terry task here symbolically. i meant to tell people o

r t correspondent yusef july picks up. the story for us as is shown, design is regime is acting against the police of do days and it's committing murder and crimes, even if there's a war. it must be based on religious principles and international law. both religiously and legally defenseless civilians including women, children, and patients should not be treated as military targets and should not be targeted with the solves and bones. the wave of anger over the ongoing is really bombing because this rep has reached the jewish diaspora. now, leader of the you're wanting a jewish community. rabbi eunice, how money loaners are, have the short notice press conference. you did want to share his status on the escalation. mentoring is rose indiscriminate attacks of the enclave. as a poet and in humane as these really military has opened a 2nd stage of the war against thomas by sending ground forces of to gaza and expanding attacks from the ground. see an air fears grow over the loss of more civilian lives. rabbi, how much he says

you guys are including yusef masoud sienna and the associated press. meanwhile, have also fired a freelance journalist that worked with them several times. his name was, has found a sly and they fired him because he had covered the posting in a tap on israel, on october 7th. and israel claim that he was among the attackers on october 7th. so the reality is now this journalist has less protection. if for doing his reports, he doesn't really have the backing anymore. and in total, 6 other journalists are on israel, so called a hit list, and now would have less protection if they were, are to be fired as well. because it is perhaps the most dangerous place to be right now. and according to the un secretary general, absolutely, he said more journalists have been killed over a 4 week period in palestine. then in any conflict in the last 3 decades, and the committee to protect journalists also at those sentiments, saying that as of november 9th, at least 39 journalists have been filled. $34.00 of them being policy in 4 of them is really and one being lebanese. the question everybody is asking is

um the 2 minutes every situation in the enclave wesson's, by the hour yusef has just the urgent need to provide children with vital supplies . more than 5350. allison in children have already been reportedly killed. of a dead tall i'm on children is sickening. green is becoming better in job. so this thing is a star warning without sufficient fuel, without sufficient water conditions for children. obama, the children's access to water and sanitation, and as a continues to be restricted and insufficient. we will see a tragedy into highly avoidable search and the number of children died. it's also important to notice starting to ryan and java. now combine the children sized serious rates of mass disease outbreak, as well as tens of thousands flea from the enclaves and bottled north. many of found shelter in the hospitals of southern garza, the head of the pediatrics pediatric surgery, us all nasa hospital in con units describes the conditions of children face. i must warn you, you may find the following images disturbing. it is the last night we have received many patients in a critica

hours, thousands of people, patients and medical staff, as we've been reporting or trapped inside. yusef i'll reach is guys as deputy health minister in gaza. he spoke to us from inside. i'll shift the hospital in augusta city. i am currently inside the hospital and let me explain exactly what is taking place inside. i'd say that medical compound one. this is the moment we have been well named the whole world all over the agenda. the agents of the hospitals have come to a total stop or on the powers pilot associates bought out. we have thursday night and baby born in day 2 betas, that in addition to that, we know those babies are fighting against death. every single minutes we are going to announce that may be bold, be candied as we speak. the remaining medical team members are the best to lend a helping hand to all those patients and victims struggling again. instead, we are left with no results as, as old. we are with them out of balance weed and out of medical supplies and we cannot do anything to help those in the hospital. no one is able to move within the compound snipers out of sp

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