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[00:00:05] We went to Egypt, I went to Egypt, to
[00:00:09] You're watching TRT World, I'm Yashni Padiachi with the reminder
[00:00:13] of our main headlines. At least 12 people have been killed and more
[00:00:16] than 300 injured an attack on the King Khalid
[00:00:20] International Airport in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia
[00:00:23] has blamed the Ansarala Huthi group in neighboring Yemen.
[00:00:27] They've been launching attacks on Riyad in recent weeks. but have
[00:00:30] not claimed responsibility for this strike. Pakistan's
[00:00:34] prime minister Shebbaz Shariff would joined Turkey in signing the Mecca
[00:00:38] Defense Pact in August is calling it a heinous
[00:00:41] attack. Donald Trump is weighing up a US
[00:00:44] response.
[00:00:46] grateful that we live on I think it's terrible.
[00:00:53] with the bags, and I ran large number of Well you're g to find out, see, but I think it's terrible.
[00:00:56] Well, they're able to defend. Look, the Saudis are good fighters. but I
[00:01:00] think the attack was terrible thing.
[00:01:05] in that Well, Donald Trump also says it's time for Ukraine to get new president,
[00:01:08] following criticism from his
[00:01:10] seven children died in Ukrainian counterpart a secure it. US diesel deal with
[00:01:13] Russia. Valadimir Zelensky has called the move
[00:01:16] with us during this weak and warned it will only help Russia's war. The
[00:01:19] deal is expected to lead to the immediate release of more than
[00:01:23] So when I left 300 thousand tons of Russian diesel with more to come in the months
[00:01:29] we are dreaming of ahead. In. Court has released three cockroach juntter party leaders
[00:01:33] after protests erupted in the capital. They were
[00:01:36] arrested on Saturday along with thousands of others but took to the
[00:01:40] streets calling for the resignation of the country's election
[00:01:43] chief. They accused him of
[00:01:45] something of side stepping rules and regulations and making
[00:01:48] changes to the voter registration process. More than
[00:01:52] 30,000 police members have been deployed in New
[00:01:55] Delhi.
[00:01:58] In India we attained freedom and our right of one person, one
[00:02:02] vote, now that right is being snatched, we won't tolerate
[00:02:05] this, we will file a case against the
[00:02:07] the first opportunity in anti-national person like Ganesh Kumar, and he will go to jail,
[00:02:11] he will lose sooner or later and we will win,
[00:02:15] and Israeli strikes have hit Gaza with Dead Albala and Gaza
[00:02:18] City among the areas targeted, at least five
[00:02:21] Palestinians were killed and eight
[00:02:24] that there was an exaggeration wounded, when a gathering of
[00:02:27] hospital, and we were able to civilians was hit in Gaza City on Saturday, while Israeli attacks killed two other. in
[00:02:32] to enter his heart. I want him to be free of diseases from separate incidents, earlier, at least six people were injured by Israeli gunfire in
[00:02:34] hanunas. The news continues on TRT World.
[00:02:38] in any country in
[00:03:02] went out of service. And this small
[00:03:14] where we performed many
[00:03:24] you are in a dangerous combat zone, Gaza City
[00:03:25] civilians,
[00:03:28] are women and children. and all its neighborhoods are a dangerous zone.
[00:03:42] problem with the rocket shelling and gunfire from
[00:04:01] you saw the fireworks, I don't know if
[00:04:04] you hear the cries of the women, children around,
[00:04:06] already people
[00:04:10] don't know what to do, they don't know where to go,
[00:04:14] all aspects of life. It affects personally,
[00:04:16] education, it affects health, it affects I'm fine and I already have my suitcase ready, the small suitcase with the papers, everything I
[00:04:19] need,
[00:04:22] Walid is putting away his clothes, so
[00:04:26] light bit here we are, moving under the bombings, through the
[00:04:29] bombings so... they destroy everything so that the population is
[00:04:30] What? Okay, come to on the street so that they choose to
[00:04:34] leave. Hello friends, soon we're going to the
[00:04:37] villa, a new
[00:04:40] in her home while she was nine villa. Goodbye, kisses.
[00:04:44] a severe drop in
[00:04:52] The baby, dad, no,
[00:05:06] or strength. We are
[00:05:07] Turkey, Nexus of hours at
[00:05:29] The occupation has been committing its crimes
[00:05:32] without any evidence, any evidence or any person or picture
[00:05:36] or anyone to talk about what is happening. It wants complete
[00:05:39] media blackout, and as we said, we are in a media war just like
[00:05:43] the war we are living. My name is Rami Abu
[00:05:46] Jamos. 47 years old, father
[00:05:50] of a family and I work
[00:05:52] as a journalist. Rami Abu Jamos,
[00:05:56] our journalist.
[00:06:01] Some of them also denied the presence of Palestinian journalists, meaning it's
[00:06:04] not possible to be a journalist and Palestinian at the same time, especially in
[00:06:08] Gaza. Of course, there was direct targeting
[00:06:10] of journalists. We
[00:06:42] mean, I had more than one option from the beginning of the war
[00:06:45] to leave Gaza, especially since they offered me a lot, and the
[00:06:49] decision was clear, meaning no, this is a matter of challenge,
[00:06:52] meaning if everyone left, especially if a journalist left, who would
[00:06:55] cover the news and who would talk about Gaza and who would talk about what
[00:06:58] is happening.
[00:07:03] Due to the scarcity of specialization, meaning in all of Gaza, there are 10 vascular
[00:07:07] surgeons. If we had left the country, the number
[00:07:11] of martyrs, by God, would be
[00:07:13] much higher than it is now. And I had
[00:07:16] the opportunity to leave the country at
[00:07:20] the war, and yet my family and I refused
[00:07:23] because the country needs competent
[00:07:26] doctors.
[00:07:31] I worked in Al-Shifa Hospital at the beginning
[00:07:34] of the war, and the Israeli army besieged this
[00:07:39] leave, and the hospital was destroyed and went out of
[00:07:43] service. After that, we went to the Indonesian
[00:07:46] Hospital, and the Israeli army also targeted
[00:07:50] this hospital and put it out of service. After that,
[00:07:53] we went to Kamal Adwan
[00:07:56] Hospital, and they besieged us
[00:07:58] there, and some colleagues insisted,
[00:08:02] and they also put the hospital out of service. After
[00:08:05] that, we went to Beit Al-Khair Health
[00:08:08] Center after all hospitals in northern Gaza
[00:08:14] center was not spared from the shelling
[00:08:17] of the occupation. After that, we went to
[00:08:20] Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital, where I currently
[00:08:23] work,
[00:08:26] surgical operations
[00:08:28] for the injured from the Israeli aggression
[00:08:32] on the Gaza Strip. Peace be upon you, Dr. Ismail. Most of the victims are
[00:08:37] and 60%
[00:08:41] النساء والاطفال.
[00:08:46] All injuries are fatal, including
[00:08:52] helicopters, and some are reconnaissance
[00:08:55] missiles, all of which lead to
[00:08:58] amputation of limbs, some lower and upper limbs,
[00:09:01] and severe abdominal bleeding, which
[00:09:05] requires us
[00:09:08] to intervene quickly to save the lives of these
[00:09:11] people.
[00:09:17] And also, some buildings of this
[00:09:21] hospital were shelled. This indicates that the Israeli occupation army does not want the Ministry
[00:09:24] of Health to continue and does not want life to remain in
[00:09:28] Gaza.
[00:09:31] There is no electricity. The Ministry of Health is the lifeline
[00:09:35] and safety valve for the people
[00:09:38] of Gaza after repeated injuries
[00:09:41] and bleeding.
[00:09:42] continuously.
[00:09:46] I remember a patient in her thirties who was
[00:09:49] exposed to rocket shelling
[00:09:52] months pregnant. But she had
[00:09:57] blood pressure and passed away, but we performed
[00:10:01] a caesarean section to save
[00:10:03] the fetus.
[00:10:10] Amman, Muhammad Farhat,
[00:10:14] 45 years old, I am Ramil
[00:10:17] Al-Arouqi, 47 years old. I have been married for
[00:10:21] 23 years. We filled this house with love
[00:10:24] and warmth. We were not blessed by God with children.
[00:10:30] Jordan, I went to Syria, but God did not
[00:10:33] will it, and the idea
[00:10:36] of adoption came and went.
[00:10:50] One day, I had a friend in one of the field
[00:10:54] hospitals in the central
[00:10:58] area. I received a call that, Rami, we have a case of a child.
[00:11:10] In the Gaza Strip, there is great pressure because there is a very
[00:11:15] orphans. We are 2 million
[00:11:18] people, and we have 40,000 orphans, many of whom are
[00:11:21] suffering.
[00:11:25] A big cold front was coming,
[00:11:27] and
[00:11:30] week, a week before,
[00:11:35] the tents, and Janah was sitting in a tent.
[00:11:39] We submitted a request to take Janah
[00:11:41] cold front.
[00:11:44] Finally.
[00:11:50] And this sweet laugh,
[00:11:53] give it the trend. And the Prophet, let it be a magazine in its class, not
[00:11:58] necessary.
[00:12:06] hello my friends she made the sea
[00:12:09] are you on the sea? on the boat it is
[00:12:13] a pretty boat ah
[00:12:17] show me daddy where is the
[00:12:18] sea
[00:12:21] and the diseases of fear, these are great diseases, and I don't want the shock to hit him, and I
[00:12:25] preserve his innocence, and killing
[00:12:28] and blood and children, so that's why I always
[00:12:32] lied to him, I always made the picture sweeter, meaning I created a beautiful
[00:12:35] image of the war that we are living, that we are enjoying
[00:12:39] and a bed,
[00:12:42] dad, in a bed. Oh, this
[00:12:46] is all just fireworks. I wasn't just
[00:12:50] trying to preserve his innocence so he wouldn't
[00:12:53] be afraid. I don't want fear
[00:12:57] fear. So all these lies were so he could live a normal life
[00:13:00] like any child in any situation
[00:13:03] the world. So
[00:13:05] that
[00:13:11] dad, dad, the police are not
[00:13:15] police, I am police, oh
[00:13:19] uncle, you lock up a bed
[00:13:21] and two. Oh.
[00:13:59] It bombed right next to us there, look, look,
[00:14:02] I don't know if you see it, it's a
[00:14:05] miracle, it's a miracle, it's below
[00:14:09] my house, we're all on the
[00:14:11] ground floor, I'm afraid it will
[00:14:14] bomb again.
[00:14:50] Come, come, uncle, come, sit, sit, sit.
[00:14:55] the hospital, come to the hospital, come to the hospital. Go, no, come on, come on. Okay, come on,
[00:14:59] come on. Okay, hold on, hold on. Okay, don't be afraid, don't
[00:15:02] be afraid. Come, come,
[00:15:05] come out. Come out, my love, come out.
[00:15:09] Come out, uncle, come out, never mind. Never mind, come out, Abu Khader,
[00:15:12] come out.
[00:15:17] dad. My love,
[00:15:20] my love. My love, dad.
[00:15:32] After two weeks of war, our house was targeted,
[00:15:36] and I left this house and lived with
[00:15:38] my family in Jabalia
[00:15:40] town.
[00:15:47] Peace be upon you. This is the residential block where I live. Praise be to God in all
[00:15:51] circumstances. Money can be replaced. Praise be to God, we are safe, we
[00:15:53] and my sisters, and may God protect us. These are the remnants of the
[00:15:57] White House. May God honor us
[00:15:59] and we rebuild it, Lord of the worlds, and live a happy life, us and everyone,
[00:16:03] O God. An earthquake hit the place. God is sufficient for us, and He is the best
[00:16:06] disposer of affairs.
[00:16:13] By God, the circumstances are difficult. I live in a tent on the roof with
[00:16:17] acquaintances, not relatives. Acquaintances, meaning the conditions of
[00:16:20] the tent are very bad. Meaning, we are
[00:16:24] rooftops, not by the sea or in a sandy
[00:16:27] area. Meaning, as a doctor, I wake up in the morning
[00:16:30] and leave my house at seven o'clock, and I go looking for
[00:16:34] water to fill a bucket or something.
[00:16:39] This is the hardest thing we can face with displacement. Dad,
[00:16:42] 28, Dad,
[00:16:44] come. By God, the most common
[00:16:48] question our children ask and discuss is when will the war end
[00:16:51] and when will this burden that we
[00:16:54] are in end, and enough shelling and enough
[00:16:57] killing.
[00:17:01] the house, I relied on God and entrusted them
[00:17:04] to God and prayed for them and for myself, of course. Peace
[00:17:07] be upon you. And I left my children and went
[00:17:10] to treat people and save their lives. Peace be upon you.
[00:17:14] And always during operations, I think
[00:17:17] of my children. And I always
[00:17:19] remember what if, God forbid, something happened to my children,
[00:17:22] or they were martyred, or they were targeted, or I was targeted,
[00:17:26] how would they live after me, or how would I live
[00:17:29] after them?
[00:17:39] Walid, are you making bread? Baba,
[00:17:43] bravo.
[00:17:45] Mommy, you do it like
[00:17:47] Mommy. Mommy makes bread,
[00:17:50] bread, bread, and what are
[00:17:54] you doing?
[00:17:56] Bread.
[00:18:00] Be careful, we will go out with the army, the army
[00:18:04] informed us to go out.
[00:18:08] We will all go out together, everyone should be united, hold hands
[00:18:12] with each other, the white flag is on top, that's the most important thing.
[00:18:15] The most important thing is to stay united. We need to
[00:18:18] hurry up. If there is a strike, it's not on us. If there is shooting,
[00:18:22] it's not on us. We need to walk slowly, united. No one should
[00:18:25] rush. No one. The army knows, and I am recording this because
[00:18:29] the army knows. Okay, let's go.
[00:18:32] Dad, my love,
[00:18:35] just walk.
[00:18:39] Come on, don't be afraid, united. Come on.
[00:18:43] Come on, all together. You, don't
[00:18:45] look there, Abu Salah, don't look there.
[00:18:48] Carry him.
[00:18:52] Yes, carry him, put him on
[00:18:53] your back.
[00:18:58] Safa, dad, Dido.
[00:19:01] Dad, come on, Mommy, no.
[00:19:04] Mommy, Dad, Dad.
[00:19:37] Don't be afraid, don't be afraid, to the right. Come, uncle, uncle, to the right,
[00:19:40] uncle.
[00:19:44] Don't be afraid.
[00:19:55] Come on, Abu Ibrahim.
[00:20:05] My love.
[00:20:39] There is no power or strength except in God. There is no power
[00:20:44] in the house. I told my father's house, "Come, I can't
[00:20:47] carry it because I have Walid." Dad,
[00:20:50] dad, come on, come on, take the bag, the bag. No bag, no anything else, just walk.
[00:20:54] Just. Dad, yes,
[00:20:57] Dad.
[00:20:59] Dad, what's from here? From here, you go straight. What's there? Someone
[00:21:03] to photograph.
[00:21:06] Come on, come on, O Lord, God is great. Come on,
[00:21:10] we arrived, we arrived. Come on. Dad, here
[00:21:14] is my love.
[00:21:17] That's it, Dad, Dad. My love, we
[00:21:20] arrived, we arrived, it's
[00:21:23] the hospital, it's the hospital, we
[00:21:27] arrived.
[00:21:37] Mommy, all the petals are
[00:21:39] evacuating, they bombed, 4th floor at
[00:21:43] the hospital, everyone is leaving, look at the
[00:21:47] dead, not even one dead, they're shooting
[00:21:51] everywhere, Gaza has fallen,
[00:21:54] Gaza has fallen.
[00:22:05] The beginning of the exodus, we are heading south,
[00:22:08] sud,
[00:22:12] mounted on the horse, where is the horse, where is the
[00:22:15] horse?
[00:22:18] Baba, look, he has sheep, look.
[00:22:42] During the war, I always said, "Thank God I don't have children." Thank
[00:22:46] God that I really don't have children. I used to
[00:22:50] feel the sadness of mothers for
[00:22:53] their children, the lack of food, the lack
[00:22:57] of clothes, the lack of safety. So thank
[00:23:00] God I didn't have children. When I see my friends
[00:23:04] or my siblings or the people around
[00:23:08] me, I see how much they fear for
[00:23:11] their children. I used to feel
[00:23:14] in the matter, meaning it's an exaggeration, I shouldn't
[00:23:18] be afraid like that. I love children and I fear for them,
[00:23:21] but I felt from here
[00:23:24] that I began
[00:23:27] to excuse parents. This excessive fear stems from
[00:23:31] love and not from
[00:23:33] exaggeration. I wanted the girl from
[00:23:37] her first age. I am her mother from
[00:23:40] her first sickness, from her first laugh,
[00:23:44] from her first look. What's up,
[00:23:48] mama? Come on, come on.
[00:23:50] Thank God we took her when she was two
[00:23:53] months and three
[00:23:54] weeks old.
[00:23:59] What should we pamper you with? What should we pamper you with? What should we
[00:24:02] pamper you with?
[00:24:10] In the midst of destruction, in the midst of death, in the midst
[00:24:13] of loss, in the midst of the sadness that we
[00:24:15] are living,
[00:24:18] I got a little emotional, but
[00:24:27] we are living a happy life, and honestly,
[00:24:30] we were happy in our home, but
[00:24:34] happiness was with
[00:24:36] the girl.
[00:24:41] Happiness entered our home in a strange
[00:24:45] way.
[00:24:50] Today I have bad news to announce,
[00:24:53] Sabah's father has
[00:24:55] passed away,
[00:24:58] Sleiman, Sabah's father, he is 76 years old, he
[00:25:01] was born in the year of the Nakba 48, Sleiman, he
[00:25:05] he has 19
[00:25:08] children, when I went to see him here in
[00:25:12] Arafat, they all live in a relaxed state,
[00:25:16] I always liked to discuss with him and
[00:25:19] uh... he tells me that we will return one day and there I
[00:25:23] always have peace for mom but I know that this time we will not
[00:25:26] return.
[00:25:34] We buried him immediately, his family wasn't there, no one because half of the
[00:25:38] other children are in Nuseirat, they couldn't come
[00:25:41] to see him,
[00:25:45] Sleiman is just one of the five million
[00:25:49] people who are... displaced in Arafat,
[00:25:53] Sleiman did not die directly from the bombs,
[00:25:57] but he died because of the problems
[00:26:00] and especially he lost the...
[00:26:02] what
[00:26:06] I hope that now he rests in
[00:26:08] peace.
[00:26:16] We do sports, he does 1 2 1 2
[00:26:20] 1 2 1 2 1 2 faster faster faster
[00:26:24] he honks honks honks
[00:26:27] faster faster 1 2 1
[00:26:30] 2 and 1 2 how does dad do it faster faster faster
[00:26:34] faster faster dad faster faster
[00:26:37] vite
[00:26:43] 1 2 faster dad faster
[00:26:45] vite
[00:26:54] faster bravo
[00:26:57] The conditions were very harsh and very difficult, especially
[00:26:59] for a family that you have to protect.
[00:27:34] we take alleys because the main road is
[00:27:37] blocked, so we try to make
[00:27:40] deliveries. And of course, for Walid, he was moving from
[00:27:44] place to place, he was experiencing
[00:27:48] amazement.
[00:27:50] He looks at the house and says, "Where is my dad? Where
[00:27:53] is our house? Let's go to our house." For him, his house is
[00:27:56] his toys. He says, "Where
[00:27:59] are my toys? Where is the horse? Where is my car? Where, where?"
[00:28:32] I made him participate in building the tent and I made him clean
[00:28:35] with us.
[00:28:40] I'm almost done flattening the
[00:28:43] ground and we'll move on to the second
[00:28:47] phase. We fixed it, and even when we set up the tent, we let him
[00:28:50] help us set it up, and all of this was to make him feel that we are on
[00:28:53] a trip and we are going to a
[00:28:57] summer camp and
[00:28:59] so on.
[00:29:03] And that's it, the lie worked on him, that he
[00:29:06] is, unfortunately, on a trip and not in a stage of
[00:29:09] humiliation. The forced displacement that we lived
[00:29:13] through, and things went well, thank God. For
[00:29:16] Walid, things were going well, the lie was working on him.
[00:29:20] Walid, kiss,
[00:29:22] my love.
[00:29:26] lift this. So all these lies were to make him live
[00:29:30] a normal life like any child in
[00:30:13] The siege affects
[00:30:18] mental health, it affects children a lot,
[00:30:22] most affected are children
[00:30:23] and women.
[00:30:29] By God, at the beginning of the war, they had a lot of psychological disorders. They would wake up at night
[00:30:33] while sleeping. We used to calm them down,
[00:30:36] and every time they woke up at night, we would read
[00:30:40] the Quran to them and calm them down and tell them, "This is far shelling, don't
[00:30:42] be afraid."
[00:30:45] My wife, during my absence when I was not at
[00:30:49] home, used to take care of them, explain to them, review their
[00:30:53] books with them, maybe teach them. What's up, Dad?
[00:30:57] Uncle. By God, generally speaking,
[00:31:00] my situation is special. It's also difficult because of the nature of my
[00:31:04] husband's work, his absence for long
[00:31:08] work and leaving me and the children.
[00:31:12] This in itself is difficult. Therefore, the responsibility
[00:31:15] of protecting the children falls on
[00:31:17] me, so I protect them from danger with continuous
[00:31:21] displacement from one place to another. This is
[00:31:25] my responsibility. This is very difficult.
[00:31:27] I mean, the role of the father
[00:31:30] and mother.
[00:31:32] First of all, when I see my children in this state,
[00:31:35] I feel sadness, despair, weakness, and helplessness
[00:31:39] that I cannot get them out of the situation they are in, I cannot provide
[00:31:42] them with a safe life.
[00:31:45] Like other children, their spring of life is spent in fear,
[00:31:49] oppression,
[00:31:51] starvation, displacement, moving from one place to another, lack
[00:31:54] of stability.
[00:32:00] By God, seeing my children sad is a bad
[00:32:03] situation for me. I try to bring out
[00:32:06] the best in them, even though I am very
[00:32:08] tired, but I try to calm them down
[00:32:12] and reassure them and joke with them.
[00:32:15] Right, so the thing that I can secure, I mean, I do the impossible to
[00:32:22] This psychological situation is difficult, but I try to advise
[00:32:26] them, reach them, make them understand
[00:32:29] that this will not last, it's a difficult period
[00:32:33] and it will pass, and God willing, it will be relieved. I try to remember
[00:32:35] with them the previous moments and beautiful
[00:32:38] memories, for example, travel days,
[00:32:41] our quiet time at home, comfort. I mean,
[00:32:45] the good things, our trips, our outings.
[00:32:57] Come on, Ahmed.
[00:33:00] Come on, Mohammed. Come on, Mahmoud.
[00:33:32] After last night's storm, here's what's left of our
[00:33:36] villa, torn in
[00:33:38] two.
[00:33:41] Our neighbors, poor thing, he lost everything, the tent is gone.
[00:33:55] Of course, from the beginning of the war, it was clear from the beginning that it was a process
[00:33:58] of revenge, and we know that we are a young people, meaning the occupation
[00:34:02] knows very well that almost 60%
[00:34:05] of the residents of the Gaza Strip are under 18 years old, so the main
[00:34:08] target was children, that most of
[00:34:11] the 20%, 20,000 children, are martyrs so far.
[00:34:30] As we mentioned, I talked to my wife Sabah, and I asked her, "What
[00:34:32] do you think about having a new
[00:34:36] child, whether a flower or a cub?" This was a
[00:34:40] challenge, that despite this war and despite all this
[00:34:44] destruction, and despite
[00:35:15] there will be a big challenge, especially since there is no food, the
[00:35:18] health conditions are unavailable.
[00:35:19] متاحه
[00:35:26] So dad yummy
[00:35:29] yummy
[00:35:32] yummy you already had it ready and we made
[00:35:35] this decision and it went well, thank God. After a while,
[00:35:39] we found out that Sabah was pregnant. February 14,
[00:35:42] 2025. At the international
[00:35:45] American hospital,
[00:35:47] we were waiting for a flower, God sent
[00:35:51] us a ray of courage, a little
[00:35:54] lion cub.
[00:35:57] Love exists in Gaza, courage exists in
[00:36:00] Gaza, and life continues in Gaza.
[00:36:04] Rami, a
[00:36:07] kiss.
[00:36:17] Janah, my life, Janah
[00:36:20] is all the world, and Janah is enough, and Janah
[00:36:22] is another.
[00:36:25] Janah is the light.
[00:36:31] When Janah came, it didn't
[00:36:34] mean that my maternal instinct woke up, I mean,
[00:36:37] beyond instinct, it's an instinct. Beautiful,
[00:36:41] beautiful.
[00:36:44] Yes, we say we are all in this homeland, in this homeland.
[00:36:48] When I became a mother, no, I don't sacrifice my daughter, I
[00:36:51] might sacrifice myself, but
[00:36:53] not my daughter.
[00:36:57] No.
[00:37:00] Oh, I'm afraid for her. I mean, the other day, two
[00:37:03] weeks ago, they ordered us to leave the house, so as
[00:37:07] soon as they ordered us to leave the house, I was the first one to leave
[00:37:11] the house. I mean, I carried Janah and left, I even left
[00:37:15] her bags. I told the people living with them to follow me
[00:37:20] to... I don't even know where to
[00:37:22] go.
[00:37:32] rose,
[00:37:34] bravo, now I'm going to make a
[00:37:38] terrif,
[00:37:40] ok, I'm proud of you, you're an architect.
[00:37:57] You are in a dangerous combat zone.
[00:37:59] خطيره
[00:38:02] Gaza City and all its neighborhoods are a dangerous
[00:38:05] zone.
[00:38:09] For your safety and the safety of your family, leave
[00:38:12] immediately via Al-Rashid Street south of Wadi
[00:38:15] Gaza. The Israeli Defense
[00:38:18] Forces.
[00:38:33] almost all our neighbors
[00:38:37] are ready to leave, everyone is getting ready to
[00:38:40] leave, there are those who left during the night, we don't know for the
[00:38:43] moment where we are going to go, but apparently we don't want to stay
[00:38:47] alone in this tower, there's dad,
[00:38:50] 1, 2,
[00:38:53] Walid, come here, take your
[00:38:55] schoolbag.
[00:39:15] in the suffering of displacement of thousands of people who
[00:39:18] seek to escape and find
[00:39:21] shelter from death, friends.
[00:39:25] amis.
[00:39:30] Here is the truck of the crowds, but it's okay, we will manage to
[00:39:34] put some
[00:39:36] suitcases,
[00:39:39] so you get in the truck, yes
[00:39:42] drive the truck and we will
[00:39:44] see, here is our
[00:39:47] neighborhood, it is almost everyone is leaving,
[00:39:50] we pay about 5000 dollars
[00:39:54] to leave our homes, 5000 dollars for transport. 5000
[00:39:58] dollars to find land, 5000 dollars to find a shelter or
[00:40:01] a tent, 5000 dollars to stay
[00:40:04] in. It's the first time in my life where I see
[00:40:07] someone spending this kind
[00:40:10] of money just to be in
[00:40:13] art, those who have no means, they are walking
[00:40:17] to go to south, we are drowned in this
[00:40:21] silent and slow
[00:40:24] death,
[00:40:26] I don't know for the moment how
[00:40:29] things will unfold, always optimistic that all this will stop and I hope it
[00:40:33] will be very soon.
[00:40:49] A person needs three meals Today, he can't even afford one meal.
[00:40:53] And the meal he eats doesn't have vitamins or...
[00:41:43] Ubaida, he is the eldest son of Sabah's sister. He
[00:41:46] was among the people who went to seek humanitarian
[00:41:49] aid, or rather inhuman
[00:41:52] aid.
[00:41:54] He is one of dozens of people who go every evening, every
[00:41:58] morning, risking their lives,
[00:42:01] knowing that they will be targeted by the
[00:42:04] occupation, just because they want to
[00:42:08] come back with a bag of flour. He comes with a package where we can
[00:42:12] find some pasta and some sugar.
[00:42:38] It's really never.
[00:42:43] And the worst of the worst, the silence of the whole world,
[00:42:46] I don't know why they consider us not to be
[00:42:49] human beings.
[00:42:51] It's not that it's becoming unbearable, but it's
[00:42:54] unlivable.
[00:42:59] We are living death, we are
[00:43:02] feeling death, we are seeing
[00:43:05] death,
[00:43:09] death.
[00:43:32] And all of these were direct
[00:43:35] targeting of them. And after that, their
[00:43:38] house and some of them were bombed. They were captured. And I remember
[00:43:42] that they asked some doctors not to work and they were
[00:43:45] targeted by quadcopter
[00:43:49] They are scattered, scattered, scattered.
[00:43:51] Scattered. Quickly,
[00:43:55] quickly.
[00:44:02] I bear witness that there is no god but Allah, and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of
[00:44:05] Allah. Allah is the greatest.
[00:44:08] Allah is the greatest.
[00:44:11] All the doctors who were targeted,
[00:44:15] we worked with them and we worked with them. We had a relationship
[00:44:18] of love and brotherhood and friendship at work and outside
[00:44:21] of work.
[00:44:24] As for the sites with the Israeli army, my
[00:44:28] car was hit by a reconnaissance
[00:44:29] missile.
[00:44:32] Peace be upon you. They don't target me personally.
[00:44:36] They target all doctors because they have a policy of
[00:44:40] genocide, or as they say, forced
[00:44:43] displacement of our people in Gaza and in northern Gaza
[00:44:46] especially.
[00:44:49] There is no international protection and no local
[00:44:52] protection for doctors or medical personnel in
[00:44:55] general. Everyone is not safe from the Israeli
[00:44:57] army. Everyone is a target
[00:45:00] for the Israeli army.
[00:45:04] I will not be able to leave Gaza, first of all, because my profession is
[00:45:06] humanitarian, so I can take my children and my wife
[00:45:12] with me, but on the basis that they get an education and build a wonderful future, God willing, and they will be
[00:45:15] the pioneers of tomorrow, God
[00:45:18] willing. And by God, you see, we cherish
[00:45:22] our homeland, but
[00:45:24] I am looking for a safe
[00:45:28] place for my children. I want to get them out of danger, out of death. I want them
[00:45:31] to live a decent life and have a
[00:45:35] future. So, honestly, we don't think about leaving
[00:45:39] our homeland. But if we leave, it means that circumstances
[00:45:42] forced us or our circumstances are stronger
[00:45:44] than us.
[00:45:48] This idea of stopping education from this period is very difficult.
[00:45:51] It will affect their future, their future. I mean,
[00:45:54] two whole years of stopping education. I'm trying to help them catch
[00:45:57] up, honestly. The previous
[00:46:00] years so that they don't forget and still have
[00:46:04] a slight or from the previous
[00:46:08] years that will benefit them in the future. The basic subjects such as mathematics,
[00:46:12] Arabic language and English language, I mean,
[00:46:14] now they need to study physics, chemistry and biology
[00:46:18] because they entered high school stages. They were in middle school and now they are in
[00:46:22] high school. God willing, in the near
[00:46:24] future, there will be a breakthrough and a truce and the children will return
[00:46:28] to school. The moment of joy that I
[00:46:32] lived throughout the war was the day my daughter Sham was born. It was a beautiful
[00:46:36] and happy day for us and for the family,
[00:46:40] especially since my wife's dream was to have a daughter because we have
[00:46:43] three sons and we didn't have daughters. So the joy was
[00:46:47] doubled. But in the current times, the famine
[00:46:50] has intensified and she also started to feel
[00:46:54] the difficult
[00:46:54] circumstances of life.
[00:47:00] Ramzi who is sleeping and
[00:47:02] Walid today wanted to help the neighbors with the olive
[00:47:06] harvest. What are you doing Walid
[00:47:08] today? Olives, you are harvesting
[00:47:12] olives. So show me how you do it.
[00:47:15] Look, unfortunately, one must be optimistic.
[00:47:19] We said that the pillar of the family is the head of the family. If
[00:47:23] the father is pessimistic, if the father bends slightly, or if the father is in
[00:47:27] a bad psychological state, it will reflect on the whole family. Bravo,
[00:47:31] I am proud of you, dad.
[00:47:34] I give the example of my son
[00:47:35] Walid.
[00:47:40] When the war started, he was 2 years old. Today he is 4
[00:47:42] years old.
[00:47:45] I had many projects, many dreams for Walid. He is
[00:47:49] here.
[00:47:51] I know very well that he is in a kindergarten. I wanted him
[00:47:55] to go and learn swimming and to go and do
[00:47:58] sports.
[00:48:01] But unfortunately, during these 2 years, I spent them only
[00:48:05] lying.
[00:48:10] The lies for his protection, the
[00:48:12] lies so that he feels
[00:48:14] nothing.
[00:48:17] He has candies, lies so that I try
[00:48:20] to make him stay a little normal in his head. Give me
[00:48:24] please some falafel sticks, lies so that
[00:48:27] he is not afraid, a fish.
[00:48:31] The lies so that he lives like any
[00:48:35] child in the world. You are an artist. Happy
[00:48:39] birthday, Walid. Happy
[00:48:42] birthday. Blow, blow.
[00:48:45] Bravo. Unfortunately, 2 years
[00:48:49] have passed, and in these 2 years I have only
[00:48:52] tried to protect my son and my
[00:48:56] family, whereas in these 2 years we could have done many
[00:48:59] things.
[00:49:03] that this injustice should not last, that these massacres must
[00:49:06] one day stop, and that
[00:49:09] the people behind these massacres will be brought to justice one day,
[00:49:12] and Palestine will be independent and will become an independent state, God
[00:49:16] willing, and we will live in peace with others. We will rebuild it, and Walid
[00:49:19] and his brother Ramzi and his sisters, God willing, will rebuild it.
[00:49:31] Today, Dad, I promise you, God willing, God willing, that
[00:49:35] I will be there for you and you will not be sad one day while
[00:49:38] I am here. Dad, give me
[00:49:40] a kiss. Come
[00:49:43] on.
[00:49:46] Put the
[00:49:50] dough.
[00:49:53] I feel regret about the
[00:49:56] adoption, that I didn't do it from the beginning
[00:49:59] of my life, 10 or 15 years
[00:50:03] ago, 20 years ago. I mean, when Janna is going to
[00:50:06] get married, how old will I be? Will I be
[00:50:10] able to stand up for her
[00:50:12] and dance with her? This is the
[00:50:16] only regret in the story
[00:50:18] of adopting a grandfather.
[00:50:31] I honestly had no
[00:50:34] institution. I told them if you give me more than one child, I have no problem.
[00:50:38] I am very happy
[00:50:41] to be one of the happy people, and this step also brought great
[00:50:45] happiness to my home.
[00:50:50] Shuli, all my being, dad.
[00:50:52] What is your school called? Mad Basma,
[00:50:56] ah, Basma, that is to say, the smile, Walid is
[00:50:59] preparing his
[00:51:00] cart.
[00:51:10] Today was Walid's first day at school,
[00:51:13] kindergarten or the daycare. Everything is
[00:51:16] destroyed around, even the building of the daycare
[00:51:20] itself was hit, but they have...
[00:58:03] Hopkins is following the story from Ankara.
[00:58:06] Andrew Hopkins, Andrew, Andrew, just take us through again, what happened this
[00:58:10] morning?
[00:58:12] Well, there's really been two incidents in the last 24 hours show the kind
[00:58:16] of...
[00:58:33] trying to make sense of a world full of upheaval and shifting
[00:58:37] power dynamics.
[00:58:41] Now let's head over to Ankara where we have actually live for
[00:58:44] us, actually there's been a phone call between
[00:59:19] world, we deconstruct neocolonialist framing of world
[00:59:23] events and bring you the missing perspectives.
[00:59:26] Turkey has recalled its Berlin ambassador and speak to
[00:59:30] our correspondent Hassan
[00:59:31] Abdullah.
[00:59:34] Andrew Hopkins, Andrew.
[01:00:10] Warnings of dangerous escalation after a missile
[01:00:13] strike on Saudi Arabia's main airport kills 12.
[01:00:17] The attack is being blamed on Yemen's Houthis. Now Donald Trump is
[01:00:20] considering a US response.
[01:00:24] Hello and welcome to TRT World Live from Istanbul. I'm
[01:00:28] Emily Angwin. Also, ahead on the program, Pakistan declares a
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[01:00:39] minister Imran Khan. Donald
[01:00:41] Trump says Ukraine should get new president after
[01:00:45] securing an oil deal with Russia.
[01:00:49] And down, but not out, India's youth-led cockroach movement says
[01:00:53] they will continue protests demanding the election commissioner
[01:00:57] resigns.