作品标题：Live: Latest developments in Palestinian-Israeli conflict on day eight（第一现场火线直击：关注巴以冲突现场报道）
Jessica: Welcome to the special livestream of CGTN on the topic of Palestine-Israel conflict. And this is Zang Shijie. Joining me today, I have my colleague Nadim.
Nadim: Hi, Jessica. And hi to everyone who’s watching us. We’re coming to you live from Beijing with live feed coming from Gaza as well as southern Israel and the borders between Israel and Lebanon to give you a live view of what’s happening right now in the region. You guys are watching us on CGTN. And you can check in with us on our social media platforms on Facebook, YouTube, X as well as if you’re in China, you can check it out on Weibo, Wechat, and of course on CGTN.com, our website and on the app. We will be with you for the next hour trying to give you as many updates on this really fast unfolding story from the Middle East.
Jessica: Yes, exactly. And today, now, right now, actually, here for us, it is the afternoon time of a Saturday. And it is literally the 8th day of ... starting from last Saturday.
Nadim: It’s been a week since the conflict has been happening since the recent bout of violence has been happening between Israel and Hamas. It started exactly a week ago. As Jessica, my co-host has said a week ago on Saturday with the unprecedented and surprise attack from Hamas, the group that is in control of Gaza, the militants group. The members of the militant group crossed their way into the Israeli territory and they kidnapped people as well as they killed both soldiers and civilians. As retaliation, Israel has declared a war on Hamas as well as an entire blockade of Gaza. We’ve been seeing this playing out for the past week. Today, as Jessica mentioned is the morning of day eight. It seems that we’re waking up for a new situation on the ground here in Gaza. Gaza, for the past week, Gaza has been the target of a crushing amount of airstrikes and artillery from Israel. And now it seems that the prospects of a military ground offensive is becoming more clear and clear. But before we talk about all of this, let’s start with what’s more important, which is the death toll, the casualties, because we’re seeing loss of life in astonishing numbers rising over the past seven days.
Jessica: Yes, because this is an ongoing conflict or ongoing situation. So the news or the information will be provided. We’ll try our best to provide with the latest ones. As Nadim has said that during the live stream, we'll be presenting the information, we’ll be presenting the data and also we’ll be presenting the voices from different parties as well. For the death toll as you have mentioned, as far as we know, so far, there are 1300 deaths from Israeli part and 1900 deaths from Palestinian side, and half of them are women and people under 18. And also, there are 7000 injured from Palestinians and 3000 from Israel. According to Israeli army, the Israel Defense Force has just given an update on the hostage situation. This is called that the IDF has confirmed that over 120 civilians are being held captive in Gaza by the Hamas terrorist organization. It post on .
Nadim: I just want to cut you in right here. You just said that there are 120 hostages. This is just a preliminary number and this is just the confirmed ones. Previously there has been talk about up to 150 hostages. Another thing that we mentioned, the casualties, whether they were injured or killed from the Palestinian side, half of them are as you mentioned, women and people under 18, not just the killed is that percentage. It’s the percentage from the entire number of casualties. And so yeah, we’re seeing the situation escalating. We’re seeing now as I mentioned earlier, the situation in Gaza, turning from that because of the non-stop and relentless bombing of the Israelis to have worsen situation right now. There is a humanitarian crisis that has started after the siege on October 9, which was on Monday. We’re seeing a lack of supplies, lack of essentials from water to power to medicine, because of the siege of the blockades. Two border crossings between Gaza and Israel, one for goods and one for people, are both closed. The third one between Gaza and Egypt is also closed on Tuesday. And now we’re seeing in the horizon, more actions on the ground are conducted by Israeli army. We’re going to talk a little bit more after watching a video.
Jessica: Yes there will be two videos presented. Before we go to the video, I want to talk about the screen first. So we on the screen. We are live from Beijing and talking about and providing the latest information. On the right side of our live stream, there will be the skylines from the region, from Gaza strip and also the border places of the southern Lebanon. So yes, and we will now present it with you two videos about a humanitarian issue that is unfolding right now in Gaza.
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Mourning, surviving, escaping. But with borders closed, iit's unclear where they’re going. The Palestinian health ministry says Israeli airstrikes have killed over 1000 people, left more than 5000 injured. 60% of them, it says are women and children. With no more than 2500 beds in Gaza, the hospitals are overwhelmed.
Houses were destroyed. Everything is gone. No one can enter their homes. This is just for Israel to be happy. And we are here surrounded by rubble. No food, nowhere to live and everyone is attacking us. And we can’t even eat or feed our children. And they destroyed our homes. We can’t live like this. Where should we go? Children are now playing with these. Where should they sleep? These are our mattresses, pillows. What is that? Where are we living? This is not a life. We are living surrounded by rubble. Gaza is destroyed. Everything is destroyed.
But Israel insists its fire is aimed at Hamas targets.
Soundbite Jonathan Conricus
What I want to tell you is that, no, that isn’t a civilian building. It is a legitimate military target. And why is that? Because Hamas locates all of their offices, headquarters, their research and development and all of their other military assets, if it’s above ground, they locate themselves in civilian buildings.
Voice-over
We don’t know if Hamas were located in the business belonging to this man’s son. But the airstrikes have had a profound effect on him.
The perfume shop that’s located there belongs to my son. We opened it a month ago and it cost him $10,000. We want to tell the enemy if we did not like the resistance before, then today we love it. If we loved it before, then today we adore it. There resistance member puts his leg, we will put our heads.
Soundbite Jonathan Conricus
I want to be totally clear. The IDF remains committed to the law of armed conflict and we conduct ourselves according to it. Despite the fact that we are furious, angry, frustrated and appalled by the atrocities that Hamas has done against us, we still keep our morals and we still make sure that we fight according to the laws that we are committed to. And that's how we will continue despite the difficult situation.
Voice-over
Israel says hundreds of thousands of troops are waiting to invade, to do what so many Israeli Prime Ministers have avoided since 2005: invading, maybe occupying one of the most densely populated places on earth. And Hamas says it will be ready for them. Another war, possibly the bloodiest, so far, in the neverending cycle of violence here. Paul Watkins CGTN.
Jessica:
We’ve just watched two videos from CGTN. And there are like humanitarian situations right there right now. The lack of powers, lack of water, the lack of the medical facilities.
Nadim: Right. We’ve seen at the end of the second video, our reporter says that there is a build-up happening in anticipation of a ground offensive. And we've started to see more about this coming out yesterday morning. On Friday morning, Gazans woke up to an order for evacuations that was sent to them by the Israeli army and they gave them 24 hours to evacuate from northern Gaza to other places in the Gaza territory or the Palestinian enclave. That is about over 1 million people. Obviously, we’ve been hearing more about this as it is happening. We've heard a lot of chaos and confusion happening from within the Palestinian territories. I speak about this I just wanted to read to you what the Israeli army had said in this warning and this ultimatum that they've given Palestinians in Gaza. They said that this evacuation is for your own safety, you will be able to return to Gaza only when another announcement permitting it is made. Do not approach the area of the security fence with the State of Israel. That is the statement from the Israeli government. But what we're seeing is that, this is a clear sign that something on the ground is going to happen and we’ve seen Israel over the past few days laying the foundation for this to happen. So first we had the announcement of the unity government and the wartime cabinet where all Israelis, whether the party of Benjamin Netanyahu or other political factions, they put their differences to the side and they announced the formation of a unity government. The point for that is to get as much backing and as much consensus from the Israeli people for this move. And before that, we’ve had Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying very clearly that he is declaring war against Hamas and he will not stop until Hamas is wiped off the face of the earth. And then on top of that, we're seeing a lot of international backing for Israel and this is being shown by statements from the US, the UK, Canada, Germany, as well as visits a high level visits from European as well as British as we mentioned in our previous life live stream, as well as the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, and all of that is building and is encouraging Israel to continue doing what it's doing in terms of military operation, regardless of the news and the footage of the casualties from civilians that we’re seeing happening in Gaza. And so we’re seeing the foundation being laid and then yesterday we’ve had this warning that we’re giving you 24 hours to move from northern Gaza to the south. Where are Gazans gonna go? There’s a big question mark, because it's still a war zone. There is no cessation of fire since yesterday. Till now, 24 hours are ending this morning. A lot of people have either refused to go because they have no place to go. They say there’s no place safe in Gaza. And I’m only quoting what we’ve been hearing from our reporters on the ground. And so we’ve seen the UN is coming in condemning this and asking Israel to rescind this warning because there's really nowhere to go for the Palestinians right now.
Jessica: So before we get into the condemnations from the International voices about this 24-hour evacuation of over a million people. It seems like an impossible mission.
Nadim: It is an impossible mission. Especially as I mentioned, this is happening in a war zone, an active war zone We've seen footage from our reporters of people walking yesterday down the street trying to move from these red hot zone in northern Gaza. They're just fleeing on foot, in crammed cars and crammed trucks, bringing whatever they can with them to an unknown place.
Jessica: So right before we have this live stream, we saw a post on X that the Israeli army Arabic language spokesperson said, that the Israeli forces will allow safe movement for Palestinians to move from Beit Hanoun in the north to Khan Younis in the south between 10am and 4pm. And the spokesperson also said that if you care about yourself and your loved ones, go south as instructed.
Nadim:
Right. Now we’re seeing more orders for them to move. They did say that they can travel on 2 designated streets without any harm from Northern Gaza to South Gaza. They didn’t explain how this will not harm them because as we mentioned, for the past six or seven days and up until now, it's been a continuous barrage of rockets and bombing from the air and it seems that it’s going to happen from the ground. They didn’t explain how they will ensure the safety of civilians, as we’ve seen before, Israel to this day is rejecting all accusations that they are harming the civilians, but the situation on the ground in Gaza is showing otherwise. And it's because of this situation, the bad situation in Gaza with many neighborhoods in ruined and a lot of these roads being blocked with rubble. We’ve seen the UN yesterday coming out and saying that whatever Israel right now is asking for the evacuation of 1 million Gazans from the north to south is impossible. We're gonna watch a video.
Jessica: There will be a video presented by us from the UNICEF yesterday, that will be on October 13 in New York, before the secretary closed a consultation on the Middle East. So we can watch the video now.
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Good afternoon, the secretary António Guterres will deliver some remarks.
Dear representatives, I want to share with you some of the key messages I will share with the Security Council. The situation in Gaza has reached the dangerous new level. The horrific terror attacks by Hamas on Israel that killed more than 1200 people and the injured thousands more last Saturday, were followed by intense bombardment of Gaza that has already killed 1800 people and injured thousands more. After that strikes, the Israeli Defense Forces have ordered the Palestinians in Gaza city and its surroundings to move to the south of the territory. Moving more than 1 million people across a densely populated war zone to a place with no food or water or accommodation when the entire territory is under siege is extremely dangerous, and in some cases, simply not possible. Hospitals in the south of Gaza are already in full capacity and will not be able to accept thousands of new patients from the north. Their system is on the brink of collapse. Morgues are overflowing. 11 healthcare staff have been killed while on duty, and there have been certified attacks on health facilities in the past few days. The entire territory faces a water crisis as infrastructure has been damaged and there is no electricity to power pumps and desalination plants. Our United Nations staff and our partners are working around the clock to support the people of Gaza. We mourn for our colleagues who have been killed with a number that is increasing by the day. I've been in constant contact with the leaders across the region, focused on ways to reduce suffering and prevent further dangerous escalation in the West Bank or elsewhere in the region, especially in southern Lebanon. The exchange of fire across the border line is very worrying. It must stop. We need immediate humanitarian access throughout Gaza so that we can get food and water to everyone in need. Even wars have rules. International humanitarian law and human rights law must be respected and upheld. Civilians must be protected and also never be used as the shields. And all hostages in Gaza must be released immediately. It is imperative that all parties and those who we have influence over them to do everything possible to achieve these steps. Finally, I want to say something about the hatred that is being stalked by this terrible conflict across the Middle East and around the world. Demonizing language that incites violence is never accepted. I call on all leaders to speak out against anti-Semitism, anti - Muslim bigotry and hate speech of all kinds. This is a time for the international community to come together around protecting civilians and finding a lasting solution to this unending cycle of death and destruction. Thank you.
Jessica: There is an active conflict, which indicates that moving over 1 million people to a place without water, without food, without accommodation, and even great lack of medical implements is seemingly impossible. He has said on that speech that the stuff of UN and the medical stuff are being killed while on duty and also over 34 attacks on the health facilities over the past few days.
Nadim: Right. He also spoke about the need for the cessation of violence, which is something that we've heard the UN saying from day one of the war with the attack of Hamas against Israel and up to now. Of course this is still early and it's really hard to implement. Just last night, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that this is only the beginning. I mean, we've seen according to some reports, over 6000 bombs being dropped on Gaza in the past seven days up until yesterday, and now we're looking at this warning from Israel to evacuate. I just want to go into the details of this a little bit because, originally, we mentioned confusion and chaos. That is because there are reports from Gaza saying that there are tens of thousands of people who are on the road. But then there's also a lot of people who are unwilling or unable to leave. Unwilling because there is a genuine concern from the Palestinians that if they flee right now, if they leave their homes, the Israeli army is going to come and they're going to take the land. The reason why this fear is happening is because we've heard the Palestinian President Abbas also speaking about this yesterday, which is very reminiscent of 1948, the first war between the Palestinians and the Israelis where the Israelis fled, they left the violence, the war, and then the Israelis came in and occupied their lands which to this day, they have still not released. And that is one of the major reasons of the causes of what's happening right now.
Jessica:
And also, that is one of the cause that has made the situation being worsen.
Nadim: And so we’ve heard mosques yesterday, according to reports in Gaza, asking people to stay, not leave their houses, not leave their land, out of fear of them being confiscated by the Israelis. We’ve also heard Hamas saying they’re asking people to stay put, to sit tight and not leave because they’re saying that all of this is a fake propaganda from the Israeli side and they promised that they will fight till the last drop. Interestingly, Israelis are saying that we are here to basically wipe all the members of Hamas off the face of the earth. And so we don’t know what is going to happen. Yesterday, there were limited scale at ground offensive by the Israeli army which could be seen as a prelude of what’s going to happen today or in the next few days in terms of a large-scale campaign as the Israelis have promised. The reason for what these offensive yesterday that had happened, there were twofold according to the Israeli army. One was, let me read exactly what they said, one of them was to dismantle certain infrastructures by the enemy and by the enemy, they mean Hamas. That was one and then the other one is to collect some information about the hostage situation because having these hostages in Gaza is not going to make the ground offensive any easier. And so they’re trying to get and gather as much information about this situation. But it seems that even though this factor is going to complicate the ground offensive, this is not enough for Israel to sit tight and to, just count. I think right now there is a zero-tolerance policy from Israel to what had happened because again, it was really unprecedented, the Hamas attack. So it seems that it is going towards a ground offensive. How this campaign is going to look like? We don’t quite know yet. Again, they could be a few kilometers into the borders with Gaza. It could be well-deep into the Gazan territory. We do now that there is a massive build-up of ... Thousands of Israelis, I mean from the army. And we were reading reports that Israel has been preparing for this moment, for an attack on Hamas for quite some time. Apparently, there is a worker center in urban Israel called the mini Gaza and that’s where they try to simulate or emulate what could happen in real life. But what is definitely going to happen if this ground offensive is pushed forward is that we’re going to see a lot of close quarter fighting because Gaza, as we mentioned, is a very densely populated neighborhood. And I will continue with this but it seems that we have our reporter...
Jessica: As we have talked about the latest situation, this is just, I should say in the early stages of the whole complex, the whole situation. And for the hospital situation, there will be a video presented for you. Let's watch the video first.
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...kind of what you would consider as a point zero to dividing line between Israel and Gaza. So over here to this side of me, Gaza, you just heard that boom. Maybe you did. I'm assuming you did. This is the city. I'm gonna walk you around a little bit where I am talking to you about where I am and why I'm here. But this is an area that is hit perpetually and has been years, it's a target. It's also a place when we get to the situation where we are right now between Israel and Gaza. It is a place we’re on the outskirt facing into Gaza. Israel's military sets up outgoing artillery positions. We've been hearing those and think that may have been very well what we heard just now. So let me tell you about it. A week ago when Hamas militants operatives came into Israel and attacked towns. This was one of the places they came into. And behind me, and we're gonna walk over get a little bit closer to that. That's the police station and it was attacked. And so you can see the wreckage of that. I don't know how close that I can get into that to show it to you but we'll walk around to show you that. What happened is the militants came into, they got into the police station, and there was tremendous fighting with police inside. They won't give us exact numbers. There was a police officer here before and I asked for numbers of casualty figures and he wouldn't give me that number. But we've heard it's up to 20 police officers. I don't know how many Hamas operatives are in there. Also, they were prisoners at this station because it's a police station, and they were killed in the firefight. Since then, the Hamas operatives who came in, they set the station on fire. Police decided to just gonna basically wreck the whole station and what you see behind me is the remains. They wrecked it this week, because the officer I just talked to said that beyond the fact that there are still some live explosives devices inside of that rubble pile. They said that there are also bodies inside of there. So they've just decided to erase the whole thing. What we've seen is the result of that. And as well, from there, we can smell the smell of bodies. So I'll take you over there in a minute.
Let me take you here. This is right next to the station. What you see here looks colorful, looks happy. It could be an advertisement for a concert, right? It's not, this is a bomb shelter. So because we're basically on that zero line that I talked to you about, when the sirens go off here, people have literally seconds to get to the bomb shelter. This happened to us numerous times while we've been here. Very little time, when there's incoming from us because the distance is so short. This would be a place if you were outside, this would be a place if we hear a siren now, we'll run here, which is shelter, a bomb shelter. It's an outdoor shelter. People's buildings in their homes are also designed with shelters. Although actually I think a lot of these apartment buildings were built in the 1960s, they don't have, in each apartment, secure or shelter rooms. I don't know exactly what year, it became a law in Israel that if you build a building, each apartment has to have its own bomb shelter. And that's where we heard these horrific stories of people in the kibbutzim, the communities along the Gaza border when Hamas militants came in,they were burned alive in their homes, in their shelters. They were trying to stay safe inside the shelters, inside their homes. So people in a building like, can we show that building? Well, I'm not sure if we'll be able to show the building across the street because of the sun. But these buildings, because they are older, people would run for cover in these buildings, even in the stairway because the stairway is considered to be safe and built solidly in any building. People would gather there, or generally in a building like this with older structure. The bomb shelter is underground and it's a communal bomb shelter so people would have to sprint to get down into it. So going forward, so that is a shelter again, Gilliam will show you, that's where people run, that's where we're going to run there if there's an air raid siren, and there's a few just across the street. You see the bus stop over there, that's another shelter. So they're literally all over the place and that's the safeguard to civilians. But civilians, speaking of, we're not finding too many civilians right here. In fact, I've seen maybe two people. because people have left, they've been evacuated. They've been advised to get out of here because of the short distance proximity to Gaza, as well it's a target, because militants came in a week ago. So it's like, what you would say it’s turned into a ghost town. That's what we're seeing here. Let's take a little walk. First of all, we're seeing bullet casings all over the ground. This is from the firefight and we're seeing evidence of it. We're seeing blood on the ground you. Like I said, we can smell the aftermath, the smell of dead bodies here. We'll show you some evidence. This is a police line. That is basically not to cross it to go into this area as the police told us. There are still live explosives here.
Let’s see here, let me see what I want to show you. Yeah, you can see the aftermath of, I’m gonna take you over here, I will show you the aftermath of rocket hit, here on this city. It’s the .. I’m sorry I’m losing the English word for it. It is a blast, tremendous explosion, the concussion. So often some of these blown out glass, the things that you see the damage, it's because of concussion of explosions. A direct hit is very obvious when it's a direct hit. But I'm going to show you some cars where they've been totally demolished. Here's a car here with its front, I mean this is a minor damage compared to a rocket. What the rockets that are fired from Gaza can do. And this car, though the windshield here, this is some damage here.
SF: You're still living here?
Civilian: Yes. Who wouldn’t be afraid?
SF: You're not afraid. You're kidding.
Civilian: I am not kidding.
SF: Could you see everything that happened here when it happened last week. It must have been crazy.
Civilian: It was very scary.
SF: You said I'm not afraid
Civilian: I don’t know why I am talking about this.
SF: You can say it.
Civilian: In a moment...
SF: So this is a resident. I said there are very few people. I've seen more cats around here. More cats than I’ve seen people. Street cats. You were born here. You've lived here all your life.
Civilian: Yes.
SF: How old are you?
Civilian: 18.
SF: Okay, so he's 18. He's lived here all his life and he said this is what we're used to. He's not scared. He stayed. He saw the entire firefight last week and although he said the reason that he is here is that he's not scared. He's used to this. But he said that was scary. He watched all happened here. And then it was very frightening.
I'm going to take you over to some damage over here. Thank you. I will take you to some damage over here. More damage of cars that have been blown out to show you. I'm well aware of the fact that when you look at damage like this, compared to what's happening in Gaza, it may seem minimal. What we're seeing now is the response by Israel. I don't want to downplay what's happening here in this city. There's some glass on the ground. I don't want to downplay what you're seeing here. But I will say that this is a response more to the massacres that we saw a week ago. So what was happening a few kilometers from where I am, that's in response to the massacres wesaw in towns like this, when we saw the aftermath here as one of the militants that came in. Here's another car. That looks to me more like the blast, the concussion blast. The window was blown out of this car. We were kind of told we weren't allowed to really be so much in this area. So we're being cautious. That car over there. Do you feel comfortable walking over there? I just don't know if we're gonna get stopped. Right now, everyone seems to be waiting for a word, let me just take a close look at this car. Everyone seems to be waiting for a word of what's going to happen on the Gaza border. Here you go, this this would be someone's personal car. Inside the car you see what's gone on here. And this is just something car after car here. And that's again, these aren't direct hits. If it is a direct hit, you wouldn't really see this car, there wouldn’t be anything left of it. Everyone is waiting and we're being cautioned by the police here to move out of this area.
So we're gonna go over here back again to where we were. We're waiting to see what the next phase of Israel's campaign is going to be here. The world is waiting to see. There was that 24-hour evacuation order or recommendation given by Israel's army telling people they were recommending that they move south. Now we're waiting to, see do we move into phase which people speculate would be a phase of a ground invasion or ground incursion? We're kind of in a holding pattern right now on this conflict or confrontation or war? It's really a war. It’s in a holding pattern. I'll just give you a few side notes in the past 24 hours. As of Friday, the United States government, the US State Department is chartering flights for US citizens to get out of Israel. It's not a recommendation. They're not warning people to leave, but they're saying if you want to get out, you can get on a charter flight, we will get you out of Israel. That's partially because of the situation, the danger of the situation. That's also because there are very few flights here that are leaving/coming in. We know the reservists are trying to get back to Israel to serve in Israel's military. They are very hard pressed to get onto flights. But flights are being arranged for them to come back in. Let’s see here, yeah, there has been certainly a flurry of activity, of movement in the past 48 hours of officials from US Secretary of State and the US Secretary of Defense and EU officials or European officials that have come in saying that they're supporting Israel. There is also a pledge of Navy ships, of warships from Britain and personnel and surveillance aircraft from Britain. And that's in addition to the US sending the USS Gerald Ford, that’s an attack fleet. So this could go in many different directions and the speculation beyond the possible ground invasion is where we see a regional war open up. That is to many are here, it is a very challenging prospect because multiple fronts, meaning Lebanon, possibly Syria, possibly Iran at the same time Gaza. And if the Arab population inside of Israel also pushes back or rises up. Those are the possibilities being talked about right now. But right now, Gaza is the focus. And this is going to be a campaign to end all campaigns, they're not stopping. So there's no negotiating and that's what Israel says. There's no negotiating that they are going full force. Clearly what their aim is or what they've said their aim is to wipe out Hamas because of what the carnage that we saw a week ago. So we're here on the border waiting to see. It's fairly quiet. We were here two days ago, and there were incoming rockets constantly and outgoing artillery from right around here. So right now it's quiet. That could change. And it does change. So thank you for joining me. Again, I'm here on the zero line between Gaza and Israel. And I will keep you updated. This is Stephanie Freid for CGTN.
Jessica: Okay, so we’ve just watched the live with our CGTN correspondent Stephanie Freed from Cederota, Israel. And she brought about the latest situation around the neighborhood. And we can hear, actually, from her frequently coughing during the live because there will be like, as she had mentioned, the smell of the aftermath, the smell of the wreckage, the smell of the dead body. So, and currently, I think it’s now in the morning time. So in the neighborhood, that would be quiet, not many people out. But during the live, she met the resident, local resident, I think he’s 18 years old. And he told t our journalist that he is not afraid. Yeah, I think that there would be another interpretation of local residents won’t leave their home right there. They don’t want to leave their home and they want to stay where they are. Cause they all also, they, Stephanie has also presented us with many bomb shelters, right? Yeah, the bomb shelters in the buildings and in the homes or at the apartments and also the bomb shelters on the streets.
Nadim: Right. So this quiet atmosphere that Stephanie has, our correspondent in Israel on the borders with Gaza, has shown us it is actually a quiet neighborhood. Because she said that a lot of people has have actually left, because there were recommendations for them to evacuate. And then let's not forget that she was on the site next to a police station where fighting just a week ago happened. She was saying that right now there's maybe even live ammunition right there at the police station. And that’s why she had to keep her distance from that. And so that was one of the places where Hamas operatives, Hamas militants cross the border and then went to. She said that the place that she was next to was a police station and they've had fights. And as well there were deaths at the police station, although she said that the local officials would not give an exact number. And so, yeah, she walked us around this neighborhood that, as you mentioned, was very quiet. And she said that you can see and smell the aftermath of what had happened a week later. And she described it as a ghost town as well. And then she said that on the general atmosphere, there is like a waiting game for word about what's going to happen. For what everyone is speculating would be the next phase of the war by Israel on Hamas, which is a possible, potential ground invasion. And speaking about ground invasion, we've spoken earlier and she already mentioned this as well about this evacuation order that the Israeli army has sent out yesterday with a 24-hour ultimatum for Gazans to leave Gaza. We've already watched with the UN secretary General Antonio Guterres had to say. But there's also voices coming out from the WHO, because as we said, it's impossible for people to just leave within an active war zone from one place to another. But then there's another, a group of people that the WHO is worried about specifically, which are the people already be in hospital because as we mentioned earlier, there's 7,000 injured in Gaza and all of these injuries are being distributed on different hospitals in Gaza, including the main Gaza City. And so the WHO is also saying that it's impossible to move these people because let's not forget, a lot of these injuries are in ICU or we have patients who are attached to these medical equipments and between brackets, with the future of these equipments is really not known for how long they can be functioning again, because of the power at risk. And so not only do we have injuries, but also we've heard reports about pregnant women as well who are on their due days. And so all of these. Yes, all of these people who are saying that cannot be moved and the fact that there's an ultimatum that was given within 24 hours is what the WHO... And so that only complicates the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. And I really want to read, just what the WHO spokesperson has said. That was after Israel announced the evacuation order. And he said that there are severely ill people whose injuries mean their only chances of survival is being life support, such as mechanical ventilators..., health workers to do so beyond cruel? And it's very important here to speak about health workers because as you mentioned, there are up to 17 UN people who, UN staffers who have already been killed during their duty in Gaza. We've already heard as well the red, sorry, the Palestinian Red Crescent, which is the equivalent of the Red Cross, also saying that there are staffs, health responders who have already been targeted as well. But the Red Crescent is actually saying that they will not leave because we've seen other NGOs trying to scramble and move their operations from northern Gaza to the south. The Palestinian Red Crescent is saying that we will not leave people to face death alone. This was yesterday in a post on social media. They said, despite the occupation's threats to shell, the decision has been made. We have not left and we will not leave. Our medics will carry on their humanitarian duties. We don't leave people to face death alone.
We’ve heard others, for example, the UN Refugee Agency, UNRWA, they're saying that they're moving their operations right now because, again, there is fear of intensification of the bombing and this ground offensive potentially. And so they really want to serve people where they're. Let's not forget, there's, according to UN’s data, over 300,000 people who have already been displaced in Gaza from within a population of 2.3 million. And now potentially we're seeing tens of thousands also moving. And so the UNRWA, to avoid unnecessary obstacles in their operations, they’re also moving some of their operations to the south to continue serving these people. And so this is the situation right now happening. And I think we do have a video to speak more about the hospitals in Gaza.
Jessica: So we can watch the video together.
【B-roll】Warning : This video contains content that some viewers may find disturbing.
With six days of Israel’s identifying attacks on the Gaza Strip, the Gaza health system has really begun to collapse. This is because of the enormous pressure on hospitals in the Gaza Strip. As there were a lot of casualties as a result of Israeli air strikes, more than 8000 people have been killed or injured so far. Gaza’s hospital simply cannot cope with so many people. Hospitals in Gaza are now running out of medical resources to treat those wounded from the air raids. The injured could only stay in the hallways and on the floor of the hospital. The families of the patients are also suffering. There are no extra beds to accommodate the seriously or critically injured people or any of the injured who needed intensive care. Also all the operating rooms are occupied. But there are still a large number of injured people waiting for surgery.
On the sixth day of airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, our hospital has received many wounded. Most of them are women and children. The number of injured people at hospitals is shocking. The Gaza-based Health Ministry also announced that it was running out of medical supplies. In addition, running out of fuel will cut off the power to our hospital. Many hospitals are expected to be forced to stop using ventilators and various surgical procedures. This will have a fatal effect on the injured in hospitals.
Jessica: Yeah, as the medical staff said during the video that there will be a great loss of the power, of water, of electricity, of the medical things, and also the lack of the medical doctors and nurses as well. And also the lack of all this stuff will lead to we don't know what is, what will the situation be like. So, and also there will be, we've talked about the voices from different parties towards the 24 -hour evacuation of place.
And also the EU foreign policy chief Joseph Barrow on his final day, the last day of his three day visit to China said that to imagine that you could move one million people in 24 hours in a situation like Gaza, like this can only be a humanitarian crisis. Yeah, and the position is quite clear, said Barrow. But as any, right, it has a limit. And this limit is the international law.
Nadim:
Right. So a lot of parties are speaking about international law, whether it's the UN, whether it's China, whether right now it's the UN for foreign policy chief. They're saying that even in wars, there are rules to the wars, which is. But we've had many conventions, including the Geneva Convention, where civilians must be avoided. Loss of life must be kept a minimal. And so he's reiterating that again, we're seeing a lot of reaction, a flurry of statements from different parts of the world of, about this warning that the Israel, or the Israeli army has issued. We also know that the US has a stance on this. And now there saying that, again, they're joining this course of voices that has been rising right now saying that Palestinian civilians should be avoided. They're not asking for a cessation of hostilities. They're not saying that there should be a ceasefire, unlike other parties. But what they're saying is that if the Israel, if Israel wants to carry with its military campaign, at least let's not target the civilians.
And that's what we've heard from Blinken, Anthony Blinken, the US secretary of state, who is still in the Middle East, who reported about two days ago, Thursday, when we were doing the live stream, he arrived in Israel. He is still in the Middle East and he's met with Israeli senior officials as well as the Palestinian president in Jordan, where he also met the Jordanian king, King Abdullah. And then he's been going around the Middle East with the, a few points on his agenda. One of them.
Jessica: Of course, the place will be the Israeli and we talk about his visit, his to be visit, but that would be on Friday. So he told and urged Israel to take every possible precaution to avoid the civilian death or civilian loss in Gaza and also cause for the establishment in the territory of safe zones for the shelters, food, water, also medical supplies. And also he is, besides Israel, he's visiting six other Middle East countries. In terms of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and the UAE.
Nadim: So he's already been to Israel. He's already been to Jordan. He's also already been to Qatar and Saudi Arabia. Eh, last, late last night, he arrived into Saudi Arabia. And the point of this, we've spoken about his agenda and the points on his agenda. First of all, he wants to shore up a, a lot of support against Hamas. And that's why he's targeting these Arab nations to condemn Hamas, which we haven't seen in a very explicit way yet. A lot of people have, a lot of voices from the Middle East have denounced the killing of innocent people. But what he's trying to do is he's trying to get them to take a very public political stance against Hamas. He's also, the US is also trying to shore up support against Iran because there were at the beginning of the spout of violence, reports that Iran might be behind this attack on Israel. Iran came out and said, well, we support what Hamas had done, but we had no idea about this. And now there is fear a little bit from the US that Iran might use this incident to try to intervene on this line of conflict because let's not forget that Iran and Israel are not friends, they are enemies.
Jessica: I think Blinken's visit to the in Middle East country has put pressure for the neighboring countries. Take Egypt for instance, that to open the southern border across from Gaza into the Egypt or to open the border of the humanitarian corridors of the Middle East countries.
Nadim: Right. So what's happening right now, he hasn't arrived to Egypt yet, but Egypt is on his agenda and Egypt is important in this conflict because Egypt has borders with Israel as well as with Gaza. And we've seen one of the three border crossings from Gaza out into the world, as we mentioned earlier, two are on the borders with Israel and then one is on the borders with Egypt. And so that border cross is closed and Egypt said that we have to close it on Tuesday because of Israeli bombing next to the gates. And so now there is this talk as well about these humanitarian passages or corridors that will help the Gazans either with supplies or with the outward movement of people. We will see what will happen. There is still nothing concrete. We've heard that Egypt has been involved in few discussions with different parties, regional as well as international, about trying to help one way or another. That's what Blinken is going to do.
Blinken also went last night, like on Friday night, he arrived in Saudi Arabia. And this is a significant visit because Saudi Arabia and Israel just in the past few months, there has been under the umbrella of the US, the patronage of the US. They were trying to normalize ties as part of this US vision of peace in the Middle East. We've already seen in the past year, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, as well as train signing these peace treaties with Israel. And so the next move for the US was Saudi Arabia. But we're seeing right now perhaps a thawing like this frosty relationship that was thawing. But just last month, we're seeing it being cold again and being frosty again because the Saudi array is standing. At least that's what the Foreign Ministry yesterday in its statement and which was a strongly worded statement, saying that we stand by the Palestinian people and basically they don't want to see civilians, Palestinians civilians, being attacked the way that they are right now. And so this definitely is a way of the US signaling, trying to salvage whatever is left of this reproachment that we've seen in the past few month.
Jessica: Yeah, during the, yeah, there's one information I want to add that during the visit, during Blinken's visit to the Middle East country, yes, he repeatedly defended Israel's right to protect itself and added that what makes this so complicated is that Hamas uses human shell, put civilians in places where they used to protect Hamas officials or their equipment or infrastructure.
Nadim: Right. I mean, the US has a very public and very open supportive role. Yeah, for Israel, we've heard it multiple times over the past week. Again, Blinken is just another US official. We've heard the US president speaking about this, that they have unswerving support for Israel after the attack of Hamas against its civilians and soldiers a week ago. And so they were very one-sided with their opinion, with their political stance that we stand firmly by Israel. And now that the situation is worsening, they're trying to see how they can save or salvage these civilians in Palestine. And so it's, again, it's, right now, it's still a minefield. There's still no end insight to this conflict. And so it's a matter of waiting to see what's going to be happening over the next few days. We're looking at live footage right now from Gaza and we're seeing in the far end billowing smoke coming out. Again, these are neighborhoods in Gaza which shows airstrikes.
Jessica: So we are now entering the eighth day of the conflict and there are still like widening conflicts of the, not just the region but also the surrounding places.
Nadim: Right? So what's happening right now is that this violence is moving from Gaza to the occupied Western Bank, as well as the occupied east, East Jerusalem we've seen yesterday. A lot of protests coming out from Palestinians in the West Bank in support of the Palestinian cause and against the attack on civilians, Palestinians civilians. We've already seen that also happening around the Arab world, including in Lebanon, which we will talk about in a bit. And so what happened yesterday in the West Bank is that there were, there was again, more violence happening. And a dozen, I think, or up to 14 people were killed by Israeli forces during an arrest campaign that sort of went array in the West Bank. We've also seen the 1 dead as well in East Jerusalem. And they said that was because, according to reports, the person attacked a police car and then in return, there was fire that would prove to be fatal.
And we're seeing a rise in tension in the West Bank after the attack of Hamas in Gaza. And let me just explain something, that West Bank and Gaza are not related to each other in terms of, like, territory. They're not linked together. There's an entire land that Israel claims in between them. Gaza is controlled by Hamas. The West Bank, for the most part, is governed by the Palestinian Authority movement, Fatah and Hamas are both rival. But then the Palestinians, a faction of Palestinians. But I can't speak on behalf of everyone, of course, but they're, they're, they're rising up. They're coming out in horse, in defense of the Palestinian cause, which is, as China has said and the Chinese foreign minister has said, that the Palestinian cause is at the heart of what's happening right now. And you cannot separate. It's about a violence from the under Palestinian-Israeli conflict. And so, yes, you were right in saying that there are evidences of this might be widening. We're seeing some evidences in.
Jessica: Yeah, so there is a breaking. Sorry to interrupt. Okay. Yes. Well, on the skyline, we can see there's great bombing, on the very back. Yeah, there is a breaking that seven Palestinians killed by an Israeli air struck on a house in central Gaza Street. Okay. And the Israeli ministry spokesperson said that any crossing from Gaza into Egypt will have to be coordinated, with us.
Nadim: Right. We're seeing these breaking news happening right now from my Reuters. Yeah, apparently there's no crossing right now, as we mentioned because the border, the overland border between Gaza and Egypt is closed again, as you mentioned, Blinken could potentially try to discuss or negotiate a certain deal, put pressure to open certain the corridors, we will have to see about that. Going back to the widening conflict or the potential for this conflict to why then, yes, we've seen it in the West Bank,we've seen it in East Jerusalem as well with more deaths among the Palestinian ranks. We've also seen, and this is something that we've spoken about, our reporter Stephanie Freed also spoke about, is that there is the northern border of Israel with Lebanon that has been tense for the past few days, actually. There's been fire coming in from Lebanon, the, from Hezbollah specifically in Lebanon into the Israeli territory and an exchange of fire. And so we've seen that going back and forth for a few days.
Yesterday, a news, sad news came out of a journalist on the Lebanese border trying to report from the border between Lebanon and Israel, who was killed by missiles or by fire coming from the Israeli side. The journalist is a Reuters video journalist. His name is Islam Abdullah. And he, and he was killed by these missiles that were fired from northern Israel, from the direction northern Israel into the direction of southeast Israel. He was trying to provide a live signal for broadcasters like the one that we're seeing right now, but from Gaza. And even though news reports were saying that he was wearing a press vest. He was not saved from this, from this attack, from these missiles The car that was also with him and other journalists, because not only did he die, but also six other journalists working for Al Jazeera, AFP, as well as Reuters were also injured in this attack, which the UN has condemned because these are reporters trying to report about the situation in a very inflammable border. But they should not have been targeted.
Sorry for this technical issue. We're back with you from this live stream. And we were talking about the possibility for the widening of this conflict. We've spoken about the tensions that are happening right now between Israeli forces and Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. And the tensions have been increasing right in that area between Israel and Palestinians in the West Bank. And now we're seeing things even going more intense after the attack of Hamas on Israel and then the retaliatory measures that Israel has taken by declaring war on Hamas. And then we've spoken more about what was happening at the borders between Israel and Lebanon, where was the killing of one journalist at the border trying to provide a live signal for broadcasters. There is a Reuters video journalist and his name is Asam Abdullah.
He passed away yesterday after was, after he was being targeted, him and other journalists working for Al Jazeera, AFP and Reuters at the borders. He was targeted with missiles coming from the direction of Israel into Lebanon. The missiles hit their car, which went up in flames. And sadly, it took also his life in a separate missile. And so we've heard the UN condemning this attack on press and on journalists doing their job from the war zone. And we've seen the UN peacekeeping mission as well, which monitors and, does surveillance of the border between Lebanon and Israel, coming out and speaking about how the situation is volatile and that the strains needs to happen. In a statement, they said that the potential for this escalation to spiral out of control is clear and it must be halted. That was the statement after this tension that was happening on the border.
Mind you, the tension has been going on for weeks, sorry, for days now. And it's been the most fatal bout so far since 2,006, when Israel went into war with Hezbollah, a militant group as well, inside Lebanon. So since 2,006, we haven't seen this much tension on the borders. We've seen a few deaths on both sides from an exchange of fire over the past days, but the UN is saying that it is under control so far, but it's extremely volatile and the potential to escalate and the potential for this situation to spiral out is very clear. We will see what will happen in the next few hours, in the next few days. But there is this fear of multiple fronts being opened in this war that is happening. We've already seen from Syria as well, shelling from Syria into Israel, which was fought back with counter shelling again from Lebanon and now what we're seeing in the West Bank as well as Gaza. But Israel so far is very focused on Gaza, although it is keeping an eye out on its northern border with Lebanon. And they sent quite a sizable, according to media reports, they sent a chunk of their military reserve up there just to secure their side of the border.
Jessica: Yeah, we've also discussed about the opinions, the voices from the international organizations like the EU, like WHO, and also the perspectives and also their actions from the US, from the UK.
Nadim: So what is China saying? What is China doing right now?
Jessica: Yeah, so we're like bringing our attention back to Beijing. And for China, well, as we've discussed about it last time that the special envoy to the Middle East of the Chinese government, Zhai Jun, had made several phone calls with the officials of the foreign ministries of like Egypt, Pakistan, Israel and Saudi Arabia, and to communicate China's position of the current situation and actively promote the peace talks and strongly, firmly believe in the two-state solutions as well.
Yeah, and also on a press conference on October 13, yesterday, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said at a press conference held by Chinese Foreign Ministry and also EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell. We have discussed about his opinions on the 24 -hour evacuation. For director Wang Yi, he firmly, how to say, pointed it out the situation there and saddened about the casualties, about the death. And also he had made a speech. I would like to share with you a few points that the Israeli people, this is a quote, the Israeli people have received assurance of their survival. But who is assuring the survival of the Palestinian people and the Israeli nation is no longer in a state of DS. When will the Palestinian nation be able to return to their homeland? And this kind of situation, which last for over half a century, spanning multiple generations and causing immerse suffering, can't be continued any longer. Yeah, we also have a short video from director Wang Yi and on the conference and the video, let's have a look.
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Director Wang, I am with CCTN. How you view the current situation between Israel and Palestine? What policies and initiatives does China have for easing the conflict and promoting reconciliation between the two sides?
China condemns all actions that harm civilians and opposes any violations of international law. First, achieving an immediate ceasefire to prevent the further escalation of hostilities and avoid worsening the situation. Second, adhering to international humanitarian law and making every effort to ensure the safety of civilians. Creating channels for aid delivery to prevent a severe humanitarian crisis is essential. Third, all relevant countries should remain calm and restraint, maintain objectivity and fairness, and work towards de-escalating the conflict, to prevent further impact on regional and international security and stability. Fourth, the United Nations should play its due role in solving the Palestine issue. The UNSC bears a significant responsibility in forming international consensus and taking practical measures. China is in communication with relevant parties and actively participating in consultations at the UN Security Council, urging the UN to fulfill its role in mitigating the conflict.
Nadim: Right. We just heard from Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi answering one of the questions from CGTN about China's position and what needs to be happening in the next step. And he said that China is committed to promoting peace talks and achieving a ceasefire and all cessations of violence and is going to work to the escalate the situation and resumption of peace talks because China believes that this is where the true lasting solution of this conflict is happening. And so Mr Wang Yi was saying that China is standing on the side of peace, justice and equity. And at the end of the day, they stand with the people.
Jessica: And also he mentioned that the international community, the international organizations should shoulder the responsibility of ceasefire as soon as possible. And to avert a large scale of humanitarian crisis.
Nadim: There needs to be facilitators of these peace stocks. And that's what's China's position is.
Jessica: Okay. So we've discussed about the latest information, our latest updates on the conflict of Palestine and Israel conflict. I think over the past one hour, right, we've been trying to catch up with the latest sharing about what has happened over past, I should say a week, right? Today is the eighth day, of the conflict, right?
Nadim: But it's really hard to catch up with all the news because it is a volatile story that is unfolding before everyone's eyes, but hopefully, today's live stream was able to get you up to speed with everything that has been happening, as Jessica said, over the past seven days, but also more importantly, what is happening overnight and today morning. We will be keeping our eyes peeled on the ground, either with our network of journalists here at CGTN, on the ground in Israel, in Gaza, to bring you the latest from the ground and give you more analysis and all the tools that you need to try to understand this ongoing conflict between Palestine and Israel. I think we're gonna wrap up right now. This is all for us, me and Jessica here. Thank you for watching us live from Beijing. And we will see you in another live stream. Take care and thanks again for watching.
Jessica: Thank you.
2023年10月14日
左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙城市天际线实时画面
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
欢迎收看CGTN巴以冲突专题直播，我是CGTN记者臧诗洁。今天由我和我的同事纳迪姆共同直播。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
正在收看节目的观众朋友们，大家好！我们在北京为你带来来自加沙、以色列南部以及以色列－黎巴嫩边境的实况直播，为大家呈现该地区目前所发生的近况。你可以登录我们的社交媒体平台脸书、优兔、推特观看直播，如果你在中国，也可以在微博、微信，以及我们的网站CGTN.com和客户端上查看。在接下来的一个小时里，我们将尽可能多地向你报道中东地区这一事态变化迅速的事件。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
是的。现在我们这里的时间是星期六的下午。冲突自上周六爆发，今天已经是第八天。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
以色列与哈马斯的暴力冲突已持续了一周，冲突恰好始于一周前，也就是刚刚CGTN记者臧诗洁所说的上周六。控制加沙的武装组织哈马斯发动了史无前例的突然袭击，其成员越过国境进入以色列领土，绑架人质、杀害士兵和平民。作为报复，以色列向哈马斯宣战，并对加沙实施全面封锁。在过去的一周里，我们一直在关注冲突的动态变化。今天是巴以冲突第八天，一夜之间，加沙似乎面临着新情况，加沙一直是以色列大量空袭和炮击的目标，而现在来看，它越来越有可能遭到地面军事进攻。在讨论这一话题之前，我们需要讨论一件更重要的事，那就是冲突导致的死亡人数。在过去七天里，死亡人数在惊人地上涨。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
巴以冲突正在持续发生，因此我们会尽力提供最新信息。正如纳迪姆所说，在直播过程中，我们将提供信息、数据，倾听来自不同各方的声音。在死亡人数方面，据我们所知，到目前为止以色列方面有约1300人死亡，巴勒斯坦方面有约1900人死亡，其中一半是妇女和18岁以下的儿童，巴勒斯坦方面有约7000人受伤，以色列方面有约3000人受伤。以色列国防军刚刚通报了人质事件的最新情况，他们证实，哈马斯组织在加沙劫持了120多名平民。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
我想在此打断一下，你刚才所说的120名人质仅为初步的确认数字，此前曾有消息称人质多达150人。还需要提到的是，巴勒斯坦方面的伤亡数字，无论是受伤还是死亡，其中有一半是妇女和18岁以下的儿童，这个百分比不仅代表被杀害的人数，还代表整个伤亡人数。加沙局势正在升级，正如我之前提到的，加沙局势恶化的原因是以色列对该地区不间断地轰炸。10月9日（星期一）在以色列开始围困加沙后，加沙出现了人道主义危机。受封锁围困影响，加沙城内出现了包括水、电到药品等必需品在内的物资匮乏情况。加沙和以色列之间的两个过境点—— 一个是货物过境点，一个是人员过境点——都已关闭，加沙和埃及之间的过境点也在周二关闭，以色列军队在地面上采取了更多行动。接下来，让我们看完视频后再进一步探讨。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
我们将播放两个视频，在播放之前，我想和大家介绍下我们屏幕上的内容，此刻我们正在中国北京直播，向各位观众提供最新信息，我们直播屏幕的右侧是加沙地带和黎巴嫩南部边境地区的天际线。我们将为观众呈现两段视频，介绍目前正在加沙发生的人道主义问题。
【视频】加沙现场画面
视频－加沙现场画面：画外音
哀悼死者、挣扎求生，人们想要逃离加沙，但边境早已关闭，不知道他们能够去哪里。巴勒斯坦卫生部称，以色列的空袭已造成1000多人死亡，5000多人受伤，其中60%是妇女和儿童，加沙的病床不足2500张，医院已经不堪重负。
视频－加沙现场画面：采访
我们的房子被毁了，什么都没了，我们无家可归。以色列这么做就为了图个开心。而我们身处瓦砾之中。没有食物，无处栖身，所有人都在攻击我们。我们甚至没有东西吃，孩子也吃不饱饭。他们摧毁了我们的家园。我们活不下去了。我们该去哪里？孩子们在被毁的家园中玩耍。他们该睡在哪里？这些是我们的床垫和枕头。那是什么？我们生活在哪里？这不是生活。我们生活在瓦砾之中。加沙被摧毁了。一切都被摧毁了。
视频－加沙现场画面：画外音
以色列坚称，他们的目标是哈马斯。
视频－加沙现场画面：以色列国防军发言人乔纳森·康里库斯发言
我想说的是，那并不是一个民用建筑，而是一个合法的军事目标。原因在于，哈马斯的一切地点、办公室、总部、研发部门和其他军事资产，如果是位于地上而非地下，那一定是藏在民用建筑中。
视频－加沙现场画面：画外音
我们不知道哈马斯的东西有没有藏在属于这个人的商店里，但以色列的空袭给他造成了沉重打击。
视频－加沙现场画面：采访
我在那里有一家店，是我儿子的。一个月前开的店，他花了1万美元。我们要告诉敌人，如果说以前不喜欢抗争，现在是喜欢上了抗争。如果我们以前喜欢抗争，现在是崇拜抗争。我们愿意为抗争事业献出自己。
视频－加沙现场画面：以色列国防军发言人乔纳森·康里库斯发言
我想把话说清楚。以色列国防军仍然恪守有关武装冲突的法则并据此行事。尽管我们对哈马斯对我们犯下的暴行感到愤怒、生气、沮丧和震惊，但我们仍然保持我们的道义，仍然确保按照自己所恪守的法则进行战斗。尽管情况艰难，我们仍将继续如此。
视频－加沙现场画面：画外音
以色列称，已准备了数十万军队等待入侵加沙，去做自2005年以来历任以色列总理都在避免的事——入侵，甚至占领加沙这片地球上人口最稠密的地方之一。哈马斯说，他们已经做好了准备。又一场战争，可能是迄今为止最血腥的一场战争爆发了，这里的暴力循环永无休止。这是CGTN的保罗·沃特金斯为你带来的报道。
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左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙边境实时画面
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
我们刚看完了两段CGTN的视频。加沙此时此刻正爆发着人道主义危机，当地人缺电、缺水、缺医疗设施。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
在第二段视频的结尾我们看到，有记者表明以色列军队正在进行集结，有可能在准备发动地面进攻的情况。昨天早上，我们开始看到更多关于此事的报道。周五早上，以色列军队向加沙人下达了撤离命令，要求他们在24小时内从加沙北部撤离到加沙领土或巴勒斯坦飞地的其他地方。加沙北部大约有100多万人。显然，我们已经听到了更多关于这种情况的消息。巴勒斯坦领土内出现了许多混乱，人们十分困苦。说到这里，我只想给大家读一下以色列军队在警告中说的话，以及他们给加沙巴勒斯坦人的最后通牒。他们说，“撤离是为了你们自身的安全，只有当另一个允许返乡的公告发布后，你们才能返回加沙。不要靠近以色列国的安全围栏区域。”这是以色列政府的声明。这是一个明确的迹象，表明加沙当地将发生一些大事。在过去几天里以色列政府一直在为这一事件的发生做铺垫。首先，以色列宣布成立联合政府和战时内阁，所有以色列人，无论是总理内塔尼亚胡的政党还是其他政治派别，都将搁置分歧，宣布成立联合政府。这样做的目的是为了让以色列人民对这一举动给予尽可能多的支持，达成尽可能多的共识。在此之前，内塔尼亚胡明确表示，他已向哈马斯宣战，不把哈马斯从地球上抹去，他决不罢休。除此之外，国际社会还对以色列表示大力支持，美国、英国、加拿大、德国声明支持以色列。我们在先前直播中有提到，欧洲和英国的高层，以及美国国务卿布林肯访问了以色列。这些国家的举动都鼓励着以色列继续展开军事行动，不管加沙平民伤亡的新闻和镜头满天飞。因此，我们看到以色列已打好地面入侵加沙的基础。以色列昨天发布警告，给加沙人24小时的时间从加沙北部转移到南部。加沙人将何去何从？这是巨大的难题。加沙南部也是战区，昨天以来双方就没有停火过，而24小时期限在今早就要结束了。很多人拒绝离开，因为他们无处可去，觉得加沙没有安全的地方。以上是引用了前方记者在当地听到的消息。因此，联合国谴责了这一行为，并要求以色列撤销这一警告，因为巴勒斯坦人现在真的无处可去。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
联合国谴责了这个在24小时内撤离100万人口的警告。毫无疑问这根本不可能完成。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
这样的任务绝无可能完成，在这个战区更是如此。从记者的视频中看到，人们在街上步行前进，想要离开加沙北部态势升级的地区。他们有的步行，有的开着塞满了行李的车子，带上了自己能带的一切，前往未知的地方。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
在本场直播前，我们在推特平台上看到以色列军队阿拉伯语发言人发布的一条消息：以色列军队将允许巴勒斯坦人在上午10点到下午4点之间从北部的拜特哈农安全撤往南部的汗尤尼斯。发言人还说，如果你关心自己和自己所爱的人，请按指示向南走。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
现在，我们看到了更多以色列命令巴勒斯坦人转移。以色列军方确实承诺过，巴勒斯坦人从加沙北部前往加沙南部地区过程中有两条安全通道，确保巴勒斯坦人可以不受伤害地通行，却没有进一步解释以色列准备了何种措施确保他们不会受到伤害。因为正如我们所提到的，从七天前直到现在，以色列一直持续不断地进行空袭，且有可能将派出地面部队。他们没有解释将如何确保平民的安全。正如我们之前所看到的，以色列至今仍拒绝接受所有关于他们正在伤害平民的指控，但加沙当地的情况却表明他们的确在造成伤害。也正因此，加沙的局势才如此糟糕，许多居民区被毁，许多道路被瓦砾堵塞。昨天联合国谴责以色列的无理要求，表明一百万加沙人从北部撤往南部是不可能的。下面我们来观看一段视频。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
我们将播放一段联合国儿童基金会10 月13日在纽约发布的视频，此时正值联合国秘书长参加中东问题磋商之际。现在来一起观看这段视频。
【联合国儿童基金会视频】
下午好，秘书长发表讲话。亲爱的代表们，我想与你们分享将与联合国安理会分享的一些重要信息。加沙局势已经升级到了更加危险的新阶段。哈马斯上周六对以色列发动了骇人听闻的恐怖袭击，造成1200多人死亡，数千人受伤，以色列随后对加沙进行了猛烈轰炸，已造成1800人死亡，数千人受伤。在整个加沙被围困的情况下，将100多万人从人口稠密的战区转移到一个没有食物、水或住宿的地方是极其危险的，也是根本不可能的。加沙南部的医院已人满为患，没有能力接收来自北部的数千名新病人。医疗系统濒临崩溃，停尸房人满为患，11名医护人员在执勤时遇害。过去几天里，我们获得证实，医疗设施遭到了袭击。由于基础设施遭到破坏，水泵和工厂缺少电力供应，整个地区面临供水危机。我们的联合国工作人员和合作伙伴正在夜以继日地工作，为加沙人民提供支持。我们为遇难的同事默哀，遇难的联合国员工与日俱增。我一直与整个地区的领导人保持联系，关注如何减少加沙人民的痛苦，防止西岸或该地区其他地方，特别是黎巴嫩南部的危险局势进一步升级。边界线两侧的交火非常令人担忧，双方必须停止交火。我们需要立即在加沙各地提供人道主义援助，向每一个有需要的人提供食物和水。国际人道主义法和人权法必须得到尊重和维护，平民必须受到保护，绝不能被用作挡箭牌，必须立即释放加沙的所有人质。当务之急是，所有各方以及我们对其施有影响力的各方必须尽一切可能采取这些步骤。最后，我想谈谈这场可怕冲突对中东和世界各地所带来的仇恨。我们绝不接受煽动暴力的妖魔化语言。我呼吁所有领导人公开反对反犹太主义、反穆斯林偏见和各种仇恨言论。现在是国际社会团结起来共同保护平民，为这一无休止的死亡和毁灭循环找到持久解决办法的时候了。
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左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙边境实时画面
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
冲突持续不断，意味着将近100万人撤离至一个没水、没食物、没住宿的目的地，他在讲话中说，联合国人员和医护人员在执勤时被杀，在过去几天里，医疗设施遭到了34次袭击。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
他还谈到各方必须停止暴力行为，从战争第一天哈马斯袭击以色列到现在，联合国一直坚持这一观点。就在昨晚，以色列总理内塔尼亚胡表示，这仅仅是个开始。根据一些报道，在过去的七天里，到昨天为止，加沙总计受到了超过6000枚炸弹的轰炸，而现在以色列向巴勒斯坦人发出了撤离警告。我想谈论一下其中的细节，我们曾在最初提到过加沙混乱的情况。来自加沙的报道称，有数万人在前往南方的路上。但也有很多人不愿或无法离开。不愿意是因为巴勒斯坦人真的担心，如果他们现在离开家园，以色列军队就会来占领这片土地。这种恐惧源自于巴勒斯坦总统阿巴斯昨天的讲话，他提到了1948年巴勒斯坦人和以色列人之间的第一次战争，以色列人给巴勒斯坦人带来了暴力和战争，还占领了他们的土地。直到今天，以色列人也没有归还巴勒斯坦人的土地，这也是造成现在这种情况的主要原因之一。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
这也是局势恶化的原因之一。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
根据加沙方面报道，昨天巴勒斯坦的清真寺要求人们留下来，不要离开自己的房子，不要离开自己的土地，因为他们害怕，他们的土地会被以色列人占领。哈马斯要求人们留在原地不要离开，他们表示，这一切都是以色列方面的虚假宣传，并承诺自己将战斗到最后一刻。有趣的是，以色列人却说，我们来这里的原因是消灭掉哈马斯的所有成员。因此，我们不知道未来会发生什么。昨天，以色列军队发动了规模有限的地面进攻，这可以被看作是今天或未来几天以色列人所承诺的大规模战役的前奏。根据以色列军队的说法，昨天发生这些攻势的原因有两个方面，其中一个原因是摧毁敌人的某些基础设施，敌人即是哈马斯；其二是收集一些有关人质情况的信息，因为人质问题会导致他们在发动地面进攻时遇到更加复杂的情况。因此，他们正试图获取和收集尽可能多地有关这一局势的信息。不过，尽管这一因素会使地面攻势复杂化，但似乎还不足以让以色列按兵不动。我认为，现在以色列对所发生的一切采取零容忍政策，原因在于哈马斯发动了一次史无前例的袭击。以色列因此似乎要发动地面攻势。我们尚不清楚这场战役会变成什么样，以色列人可能只会进入加沙边界几公里处，也可能深入加沙领土……我指的是数千名以色列军人。我们看到有报道说，以色列为这一时刻，为袭击哈马斯已经准备了很长时间。显然，以色列军方在以色列市区设立了名为“迷你加沙”的工人中心，试图在那里模拟在加沙的现实作战中可能遇到的情况。加沙人口稠密，如果地面攻势继续推进，肯定将爆发大量的近距离战斗。请听我们记者的报道。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
我们就最新的情况进行了讨论，可以说这仅仅是整个加沙复杂局势的早期阶段。请观看视频。
【景观直播】加沙城市实时画面
【00:49:30连线】CGTN海外报道员独家直击以色列和加沙边界现状
以色列报道员斯蒂芬妮：
这是以色列和加沙之间分界线的零点。我的这一边是加沙，刚刚有爆炸声响起。我将带各位观众四处看看，谈谈我所在的具体地点，以及为什么在这里。这个地方一直在遭到攻击，多年来一直是攻击目标。当以色列和加沙之间的局势发生变化时，这个地方就会受到攻击。这是一个面向加沙的郊区，以色列军队在这里设置了炮兵阵地，我们刚刚已经听到了炮击声。一周前，哈马斯武装分子进入以色列袭击城镇。这是他们进入以色列的其中一个地方，请看我身后这里，让我们走过去离它近一点。这是一个遭到袭击的警察局，这里是受袭后的现状，我会走近一点给各位观众看看情况。哈马斯民兵攻入了警察局，与里面的警察发生了激烈的战斗。警方不肯透露具体人数，我之前问过这里的一位警官伤亡数字，他没有透露，但我们听说最多有20名警察伤亡，我不知道有多少哈马斯人员在这次交火中死亡。另外，这个警局的囚犯在交火中被打死了，之后哈马斯人员闯了进来，放火烧了警局，警方决定将整个警局毁掉。我身后便是警局在本周被毁掉后的样子，我刚刚采访的警官说，瓦砾堆里除了一些实弹爆炸装置外，里面还有尸体，所以他们决定把这一切都毁掉。这就是警局被摧毁后所剩的东西，我们可以闻到尸体的味道，我马上就带你们过去。
让我们走到这里来，车站旁边的位置。墙壁上的东西看起来五颜六色的，感觉很欢快。你可能会觉得这是演唱会的广告，但这其实是一个防空洞。由于我们位于分界线的零点，当警报响起时，人们只有几秒钟的时间躲到防空洞去。在这里采访的时候，遇到过无数次这种情况。由于空袭的距离很短，因此躲进防空洞的时间也很短。如果你人在外面，现在听到警报，就要跑到这个室外防空洞里来。居民家里的建筑也设计有防空洞，事实上这里很多公寓楼都建于上世纪60年代，它们没有安全保障措施或防空洞。我不知道具体是哪一年，以色列法律规定，建造的每栋公寓都必须有自己的防空洞。我们就是在那里听到了这些可怕的故事：当哈马斯武装分子闯入时，基布兹和加沙边境沿线社区的人们被活活烧死。他们在家里、在防空洞中被活活烧死。这些居民想要在防空洞和家中避难。这里阳光很刺眼，不知道观众们能不能看到对面那个建筑。这些建筑都比较老旧，人们会在这些建筑中避难，甚至在楼梯口。因为在任何建筑中，人们都会认为楼梯口是安全和坚固的，人们一般都会聚集在像这样的老式建筑中。防空洞位于地下，是一个公共防空洞，人们必须跑过去。往前走，那里还有一个防空洞，人们也必须跑过去。如果有空袭警报，我们就必须跑到那里。街对面也有几个防空洞，那边的公交车站是另一个防空洞，防空洞无处不在，起到了保护平民的作用。这里没有剩下太多平民了，事实上我只看到两个人，这里的人们都已经被疏散了。他们被建议离开这里，因为这里距离加沙很近，也是一个敌对势力的目标。武装分子在一周前就来到了这里，这里就像一座鬼城，这就是我们在这里所看到的。往前走一走，地上到处都是弹壳，这是交火留下的痕迹。地上还有血迹，可以闻到交火遗留下来的尸体的气味。这是警戒线，警察告诉我们不能越过它进入这个区域。这里还有爆炸物，这些是火箭弹击中这座城市后留下的痕迹。火箭弹袭击会带来巨大的爆炸和震荡，经常会有一些玻璃被炸坏，这些是火箭弹爆炸带来的震荡所导致的。如果是被火箭弹直接击中的目标，则会有很明显的痕迹。这些是被火箭弹摧毁的汽车，这是一辆车的车头，加沙发射的火箭弹给它带来了轻微的损坏，而这辆车的挡风玻璃有所损坏。
【00:56:48连线】CGTN海外报道员独家直击加沙现状，采访现场居民
斯蒂芬妮：你还住在这里？
居民：是的。谁不害怕？
斯蒂芬妮：你不怕吗？你在开玩笑。
居民：我没开玩笑。
斯蒂芬妮：你目睹了上周这里发生的一切吗？一定很疯狂。
居民：非常可怕。
斯蒂芬妮：你说你不害怕。
居民：我不知道我为什么要说这个。
斯蒂芬妮：你可以说出来。
居民：稍等下……
斯蒂芬妮：他是这里的居民。我很少见到这里的居民，倒是有更多的流浪猫。你在这里出生，一直都住在这里吗？
居民：是的。
斯蒂芬妮：你多大了？
居民：18岁。
斯蒂芬妮：
他18岁了，一直住在这里，他说自己已经习惯了，并且不害怕。他留在了这里，上周他目睹了整个交火过程，他说自己留在这里的原因是已经习惯了这样的生活。但是在目睹了上周这里发生的一切后，他感到害怕。
现在带各位去看看这里遭受的损失，这样的损失和加沙相比微不足道。加沙是以色列针对哈马斯所做出反应的结果。这地面上有一些玻璃。我不想淡化加沙的危机，但我要说的是，这是对一周前发生的大屠杀的回应。离我所处地方几公里外的加沙发生的事情，是以色列对大屠杀的回应。哈马斯人员曾来过，我们目前所看到的景象就是他们所带来的结果。这里又有一辆车，这辆车的窗户被炸掉了，看起来更像是冲击波爆炸。严格来说，不允许我们在这一带活动，所以我需要谨慎一点。我不知道走过去会不会被拦下来，每个人都在等待着加沙边境即将发生的事情。这应该是某个平民的私人汽车，车里面都毁了。这里有很多车，但没有一辆是被空袭直接击中的。如果被击中了，那这里什么也都不会留下。警方警告我们离开这个区域。
现在回到原来的位置了。让我们拭目以待以色列下一阶段的行动，全世界都在拭目以待。以色列军队发出了24小时疏散令，建议加沙人民向南转移。现在，巴以冲突是否会进入人们猜测的地面入侵阶段？我们正处于这场冲突的暂时停滞状态。我想更新一些过去24小时的信息。从周五开始，美国国务院为美国公民提供包机离开以色列。他们并没有发出警告，而是说如果公民想要离开，那么他们就可以乘坐包机离开。美国这么做有部分原因是局势已变得很危险，还有部分原因是这里已经少有航班进出。有许多预备役军人试图返回以色列服兵役，却很难登上返回以色列的航班。以色列正在为他们安排相关航班。在过去48小时里，美国国务卿、国防部长以及欧盟和欧洲的官员都表态支持以色列。英国也承诺派遣海军战舰、人员和侦察机。除此之外，美国还派出了“杰拉尔德·福特”号航母组成的攻击舰队。因此，加沙局势可能会朝着许多不同的方向发展，而除了可能发生地面入侵之外，我们还将看到一场地区战争的爆发。加沙局势前景很不明朗，多股势力盘桓，包括黎巴嫩、叙利亚、伊朗。以色列境内的阿拉伯居民也会反击或起义，这些可能性都在人们的讨论之中。但现在，加沙才是重点。这将是一场终结所有战役的战役，以色列人不会停止，他们表示自己不会谈判，而是发动全面的攻击。在一周前的大屠杀后，他们说自己的目标是消灭光哈马斯成员，我们在边境上拭目以待。目前都很安静，我们两天前就已来到这里，不断有火箭弹向这里飞来，也有大炮从这里发射出去，但目前仍然很安静。这样的情况有可能会改变，一定会改变。感谢各位的观看，这是来自以色列和加沙边境的报道。
【01:07:10双窗画面】
左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙边境实时画面
CGTN记者 臧诗洁 ：
好的，我们刚刚和来自以色列斯代罗特的安保和记者斯蒂芬妮一起观看了现场直播，她为我们带来了附近的最新情况。我们刚才可以听到她在现场频繁咳嗽，正如她所提到的，现场有余波的气味，残骸的气味以及尸体的气味。现在是早上，所以附近很安静，很少有人外出。但是在刚刚的直播中，她遇到了一位18岁的当地居民，他告诉记者自己并不害怕，我想这也说明当地居民不会离开自己家园，而想留在原地。斯蒂芬妮刚才还向我们展示了许多防空洞，有住宅防空洞、楼房防空洞、还有街边防空洞等等。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆 ：
是的，记者斯蒂芬妮向我们展现了现场情况，这片社区很大，但现在却很安静，因为撤离令发布，许多居民实际上已经离开。她刚刚表示自己正站在警察局旁边，而一周前那里刚刚发生过战斗。警察局里现在可能还有实弹，因此她必须与警察局保持距离。也因此，哈马斯特工、哈马斯武装分子越过边境后也将前往这里。她表示她正站在警察局旁，这里曾发生过冲突，她表示，警察局也有人员伤亡，不过当地官员不会给出确切的数字。她还带领我们走遍了这个一片寂静的区域，所见一切都真实地展示着事件发生一周后的后果，她也将此描述为一座鬼城。记者表示，现场气氛总体是观望，各方都在观望下一步进展，都在猜测以色列对哈马斯战争的下一阶段，也就是，有可能发动地面入侵。谈到地面入侵，我们和记者都提到了以色列军队昨天发出撤离令，要求加沙居民在24 小时内离开加沙。我们已经听过联合国秘书长古特雷斯的讲话，世界卫生组织也对此发声。要知道在交火正酣的战区，平民是不可能从一个地方前往另一个地方的。世界卫生组织特别担心的是已经受伤住院的群体，加沙有7000余名伤者，都被分散到加沙的不同医院，在加沙各个主要城市。世界卫生组织表示这些人无法移动，因为许多伤者都在重症监护病房里，或者有病人靠医疗设备和支架生存。因为电力告急，这些医疗设备未来未卜，不知道还能运行多久。然而以色列军队却发出了24小时内撤离的最后通牒，这只会让加沙的人道主义危机变得更加复杂。我很想读一下世卫组织发言人所说的话，这段话发布在以色列宣布撤离令之后，他说，有些重病患者伤势严重，这意味着他们唯一的生存机会是生命支持系统，例如机械呼吸机，卫生工作者等等，因此这样剥夺他们的生命是惨无人道的。在此非常有必要提到卫生工作者，因为正如你所提到的，有多达17名联合国工作人员在加沙执行任务时遭到杀害。我们也已经听到了巴勒斯坦红新月会，相当于红十字会，也有工作人员及卫生响应者成为目标。但红新月会表示，他们不会离开，因为我们已经看到其他非政府组织试图争先恐后地将其行动从加沙北部转移到南部。巴勒斯坦红新月会表示其不会让人们独自面对死亡，在昨天社交媒体上发布的一篇文章中，他们表示，“尽管侵占组织威胁要炮击，但我们已经做出了决定，我们没有离开，也不会离开。我们的医务人员将继续履行其人道主义职责，我们不会让人们独自面对死亡。”
我们也看到其他组织，例如联合国难民机构阿努瓦，称现在正在转移行动，因为担心再次轰炸和地面进攻可能会加剧。他们真的很想为他们所在地方的人们提供服务。数据显示，加沙 230 万人口中已有超过 30 万人流离失所，未来可能持续有数以万计的人搬家。因此，为了避免行动中出现不必要的障碍，他们还将部分行动转移到了南部，以继续为这些人服务。这就是现在的形势。我们还有一个视频，可以展示更多加沙医院的情况。
臧诗洁 ：
一起来看视频。
【视频】警告：本视频包含一些观众可能觉得不适的内容。
受访人1 阿什拉夫·库德拉（加沙巴勒斯坦卫生部发言人）：
遭受了以色列6天的袭击后，加沙的医疗系统开始崩溃了，因为这一地带的医院承受着巨大的压力。以色列空袭造成了大量伤亡，到目前为止伤亡人数已达8000多人。加沙的医院无法承担起如此大的治疗负担，现在已缺乏所需的医疗资源。受伤者只能滞留在医院的走廊里或者地板上，患者的家人也很痛苦。没有多余的床位来安置重伤或危重伤者，重症监护的伤者亦是如此。目前，所有手术室都已被占用，但仍然有大量伤者在等待手术。
受访人2穆罕默德·戈奈姆 （希法医院的急救医生）：
在加沙地带遭到第六天的空袭之后，我们的医院接收了许多伤员，其中大多数是妇女和儿童，医院里受伤人数之多令人震惊。加沙卫生部门还宣布医疗物资即将耗尽，另外，如果燃料耗尽，将无法给医院供电，届时预计许多医院将被迫停止使用呼吸机，也无法开展各种外科手术，这将对医院里的伤员产生致命影响。
【01:16:08双窗画面】
左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙边境实时画面
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
是的，正如医务人员在视频中所说，水、电、医疗用品会出现大幅短缺，而且医生和护士也会减少，缺乏这些物资，会让情况恶化到更加难以想象的地步。我们已经谈到了各方对24小时内撤离令的发声。
欧盟外交政策负责人约瑟夫·巴罗在对中国进行为期三天访问的最后一天中表示，“想象在加沙这样的局势中，24小时内转移100万人，这最终只能是一场人道主义危机，这一立场非常明确，但无论如何，它都是有限制的，而这个限制就是国际法。”
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
各方现在都在谈论国际法，无论是联合国，还是中国，还是联合国外交政策负责人，他们表示即使在战争中也有规则。确实如此，有许多公约，包括《日内瓦公约》在内，都规定战争必须保证避免平民伤亡，必须将生命损失保持在最低限度。对于以色列或以色列军队发出的这一警告，我们可以看到来自世界不同地区的一连串声明回应。美国对此也有发表立场，现在美国开始支持这个不断扩大的声音，即应该避免巴勒斯坦平民伤亡。与其他各方不同，美国并非要求停止敌对行动，并非呼吁停火，他们的意思是，如果以色列想继续其军事行动，至少不要以平民为目标。
美国国务卿布林肯大约在两天前的星期四抵达了以色列，他目前仍然在中东，并会见了以色列高级官员以及约旦的巴勒斯坦总统，在那里他还会见了约旦阿卜杜拉国王，随后他便在中东四处游说，宣传他议程上的几个要点。
CGTN记者 臧诗洁：
布林肯首先到访的是以色列，我们会在周五讨论届时的访问详情。他告知并敦促以色列采取一切可能的预防措施，以避免加沙的平民伤亡，并在境内创建避难所、食物、水和医疗用品的安全区。除了以色列之外，他还将访问其他六个中东国家：埃及、约旦、沙特阿拉伯、卡塔尔、土耳其和阿联酋。
CGTN记者 纳迪姆：
他已经访问过以色列、约旦，以及卡塔尔和沙特阿拉伯，并于昨天深夜抵达沙特阿拉伯。我们已经提到了他的议程和要点。首先，他想对抗哈马斯组织，并为这一行动招揽支持力量。因此他专门到访这些阿拉伯国家谴责哈马斯，而目前阿拉伯国家对哈马斯没有明确地展现出这一态度。有许多中东的声音谴责其杀害无辜人民，但布林肯试图让阿拉伯国家对哈马斯采取公开的政治立场。他也表示，美国也在努力加强支持力量以对抗伊朗，因为在暴力事件爆发之初，有报道称伊朗可能是这次袭击以色列的幕后黑手。伊朗站出来称虽然支持哈马斯，但对此事不知情。现在美国有些担心伊朗可能会利用这一事件试图干预这条冲突线，毕竟伊朗和以色列并非朋友。
CGTN记者臧诗洁：
我认为布林肯对中东国家的访问给周边国家带来了压力，比如埃及，美国要求其开放从加沙进入埃及的南部边境，或者开放中东国家的人道主义走廊边界。
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
布林肯目前尚未到访埃及，但这已在他的议程之中。埃及在这场冲突中十分重要，因为它与以色列和加沙接壤，正是加沙与外界相连的三个过境点之一。三个过境点中两个在与以色列接壤的边界上，一个在与埃及接壤的边界上，埃及过境点此前被关闭。现在也有关于人道主义走廊的讨论，这些走廊将帮助加沙地带提供补给或人员向外流动。我们将静观其变，目前此事还没有任何决议。埃及很少与区域和国际各方展开讨论是否会以各种方式提供帮助，而这就是布林肯要做的。
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
布林肯昨晚抵达了沙特阿拉伯。这是一次重要的访问，因为沙特阿拉伯和以色列在过去几个月里一直在美国的保护伞下，双方试图使关系正常化，这也是美国中东和平愿景的一部分。在过去的一年里，摩洛哥、阿拉伯联合酋长国以及与以色列签署了和平条约。因此，美国的下一步行动是沙特阿拉伯，双方关系现在似乎正在解冻，但就在上个月再度转冷，因为沙特防线还在。至少外交部昨天发表的声明是这么说的，这一声明措辞强硬，称其支持巴勒斯坦人民，不希望看到巴勒斯坦平民像现在这样受到攻击。因此，这是美国发出信号的一种方式，试图挽救我们在过去几个月看到的（对其的）谴责所留下的任何东西。
CGTN记者臧诗洁：
我想补充一个信息，在布林肯访问中东国家期间，他一再捍卫以色列保护自己的权利，并补充说，使事情变得如此复杂的是哈马斯使用人体炸弹，将平民放在他们用来保护哈马斯官员或其设备或基础设施的地方。
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左窗：【CGTN新媒体直播间】 CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】加沙实时街景画面
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
我认为美国非常公开地表达了其支持态度。在过去一周里已经多次听到这句话，对于以色列来说，布林肯只不过是一位美国官员。我们听到美国总统谈到这一点，在一周前哈马斯袭击以色列平民和士兵之后，美国总统坚定不移地支持以色列，美国一边倒地坚持其态度，坚持其政治立场，即坚定地支持以色列。由于现在看到局势恶化，美国才再试着看看如何拯救巴勒斯坦的这些平民。现在这里仍是一片雷区，这场冲突仍然没有结束的信号。因此，现在重要的是等待，看未来几天会发生什么。我们现在看到的是加沙的现场直播画面，远处冒出滚滚浓烟，这是加沙街区遭到空袭后的景象。
CGTN记者臧诗洁：
现在冲突进入了第八天，冲突范围不仅限于该地区，而扩散到了周边地区，仍在进一步扩大。
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
所以现在暴力行为正在从加沙转移到被占领的约旦河西岸，以及被占领的东耶路撒冷。我们昨天看到约旦河西岸的巴勒斯坦人发起了许多抗议活动，以支持巴勒斯坦事业，并反对巴勒斯坦平民的袭击。阿拉伯世界，包括黎巴嫩在内，已经可以看到这一情况，我们稍后会谈到这一点。昨天约旦河西岸的暴力事件中，有多达14人在一次逮捕行动中被以色列军队杀害，还有一位在东耶路撒冷遭到杀害。据报道，这个人袭击了一辆警车，随后引起了火灾，致其死亡。在哈马斯袭击加沙之后，约旦河西岸的紧张局势有所加剧，稍作解释，约旦河西岸和加沙领土并不相邻，也不相连。以色列声称在两地之间有一整块土地，加沙由哈马斯控制，而约旦河西岸在很大程度上由巴勒斯坦权力机构运动统治，法塔赫和哈马斯都是竞争对手。但随后巴勒斯坦人的一个派别逐渐崛起，这里我指的当然不是全体，他们出马捍卫巴勒斯坦事业，正如中国和中国外交部长所说，巴勒斯坦问题是当前中东问题的核心，无法分离。这是关于巴以冲突中的暴力，所以是的，有证据表明暴力可能正在扩大。
CGTN记者臧诗洁：
抱歉打断你，有一则突发新闻。在天际线上，我们可以看到后面发生了巨大轰炸，七名巴勒斯坦人被以色列空袭杀害，此次空袭袭击了加沙街中心的一所房子。以色列外交部发言人说，任何从加沙到埃及的过境都必须与之协调。
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
路透社报道了这一突发新闻。显然现在无人能够过境，因为加沙和埃及之间的边界已经再次关闭，而布林肯可能会试图商讨或谈判某项协议，施加压力，开放走廊，这一切有待见证。回到不断扩大的冲突或这种冲突的可能性这一话题：约旦河西岸发生暴力冲突，在东耶路撒冷也是如此，越来越多的巴勒斯坦人死亡。我们在演播室，记者斯蒂芬妮在现场也提到，以色列与黎巴嫩的北部边界在过去几天里一直处于紧张状态。有来自黎巴嫩的火力，特别是黎巴嫩的真主党进入以色列领土并发生交火，这种情况已经持续了几天。
昨天有悲伤消息传来，来自拉法边境的一名记者试图从黎巴嫩和以色列之间的边界进行报道，但被以色列方面的导弹火力击毙，这名记者是路透社的摄影记者，名叫伊斯兰·阿卜杜拉。导弹轨迹是从以色列北部方向射向以色列东南部方向，被杀害时，他正试图为广播公司提供实时信号，也就是我们现在看到的画面，只不过现在的画面来自加沙。尽管新闻报道称他穿着记者背心，但他未能从这次袭击中生还，未从这些导弹中获救，也没有从他和其他记者乘坐的汽车获救。除他之外，半岛电视台、法新社和路透社工作的其他六名记者也在这次袭击中受伤，联合国对此表示谴责。这些记者试图在极度危险的边界进行报道，他们不应该成为目标。
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左窗：【新媒体直播间】CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】 加沙、以色列天际线实时画面（标题实时跟进巴以最新局势动态）
CGTN记者纳迪姆：抱歉刚刚出现了技术问题，我们已经恢复了直播。我们刚刚谈论了这场冲突扩大的可能性，提到了目前在以色列军队和巴勒斯坦平民之间在被占领的西岸发生的紧张局势。在以色列和西岸的巴勒斯坦人之间，这一地区的紧张局势一直在加剧。哈马斯袭击以色列之后，局势变得更加紧张了，以色列采取了宣战哈马斯的报复措施。然后我们更多地谈到了以色列和黎巴嫩边境发生的事情，一名记者在边境试图为广播公司提供直播信号时遇害，路透社摄影记者伊萨姆·阿卜杜拉也因此丧生，这名记者昨天刚刚去世，还有其他一些为半岛电视台、法新社和路透社工作的记者在边境上遭到袭击，以色列发射导弹袭击黎巴嫩，击中他们的汽车，燃起熊熊大火，他侥幸逃脱，但被另一枚导弹夺走了生命。联合国对于以色列对媒体和在战区执行工作的记者的袭击表示强烈谴责，联合国也开展了维和行动，对黎巴嫩和以色列之间的边界进行巡逻，表明局势非常混乱，需要对此局势进行制止。在一份声明中，他们说，局势极有可能再次升级，但必须予以制止。这是在边境发生紧张局势后发布的声明。
请注意，紧张局势已经持续了几天时间。这是自2006年以色列与黎巴嫩内的激进组织真主党爆发了战争以来伤亡人数最多的一次冲突。自2006年以来，我们就没有见过边境紧张局势出现如此严重的情况。在过去几天，我们已经看到双方发生交火，导致双方都有人员伤亡，但联合国表示目前形势仍然在控制之中，但非常不稳定，可能还会持续升级，而这种局势失控的风险很大。我们将在接下来的几个小时、几天内看到会发生什么。但人们担心在这场战争中会在多个战线同时展开。我们已经从叙利亚看到了一些端倪，从叙利亚向以色列发射炮击，然后以色列又以炮击还击黎巴嫩，现在我们也在西岸和加沙地带看到了类似情况。但迄今为止，以色列非常关注加沙地带，尽管它也在密切关注与黎巴嫩的北部边界。根据媒体报道，他们已经向那里派遣了相当数量的军事预备役，以确保边境的安全。
CGTN记者臧诗洁：
是的，我们也讨论了来自欧盟、世卫组织等国际组织的意见和声音，以及他们的观点和行动，我们听到了欧盟的观点，那么中国的立场是什么？中国现在应该做什么？所以我们想把注意力带回北京。对于中国来说，正如我们上次讨论的那样，中国政府中东问题特使翟隽与埃及、巴基斯坦、以色列和沙特阿拉伯等国的外交部官员通了几次电话，传达了中国对当前局势的立场，积极推动和平谈判，并坚定地相信两国方案。
10月13日，中国外交部部长王毅在中国和他国外交部以及欧盟外交事务负责人约瑟夫·波雷尔举行的新闻发布会上表明了相关意见。我们之前讨论过他对24小时紧急撤离的看法。王毅部长对目前伤亡的情况感到悲痛。他还发表了一次演讲，我想和你们分享几点，王毅部长表示，以色列人民的生存得到了保证，但是，谁在确保巴勒斯坦人民和以色列民族的生存，使他们不再处于混乱状态？巴勒斯坦民族何时能够返回家园？而这种情况持续了半个多世纪，跨越多代人，造成无数惨剧，不能再继续下去了。我们一起来看看王毅部长演讲视频。
【视频】外交部长王毅就巴以问题发表中方立场
您好，总台 CCTN 记者提问，想请问您如何看待当前巴以局势？中方对于缓和巴以冲突、推动巴以和解又有何政策主张？谢谢。
外交部长王毅：
中方谴责一切伤害平民的行为，也反对任何违反国际法的做法。针对当前的严峻形势，中方认为，当务之急，第一是尽快地停火，阻止战火无限扩大，避免局势进一步恶化。第二是遵守国际人道法，全力保障平民安全，尽快开辟人道救援的通道，防止发生严重的人道主义灾难。第三是有关各国都应该保持冷静克制，秉持客观公正，推动冲突降级，避免对地区和国际安全稳定造成更大的冲击。第四，联合国应该为解决巴勒斯坦问题发挥应有作用，安理会应当承担重要的责任，尽快形成国际共识，拿出实际的举措。中方正在同有关各方开展沟通，我们将积极地参与联合国安理会的紧急磋商，敦促联合国为缓和冲突发挥它应有的作用。
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左窗：【新媒体直播间】 CGTN记者臧诗洁、纳迪姆
右窗：【景观直播】黎巴嫩、加沙实时街景画面（标题实时跟进巴以最新局势动态）
CGTN记者纳迪姆：
我们刚刚听到中国外交部长王毅回答了CGTN记者关于中国立场和下一步需要做什么的问题，他说，中国致力于促进和谈，实现停火和所有停止暴力，并将继续为缓和局势、恢复和谈不懈努力，王毅说中国站在和平、正义和公平的一边，选择和人民站在一起。
他还提到，国际社会、国际组织应该肩负起推动尽快停火的责任，为了避免大规模的人道主义危机，需要推进和平的力量，这就是中国的立场。以上就是关于巴以冲突的最新进展，在刚刚的一个小时时间里，我们和大家分享了巴以冲突的最新动态。冲突应该已经持续了一个星期，哦不，今天是第八天，但真的很难完整呈现所有新闻，因为局势非常不稳定，但希望今天的直播能够让你了解过去七天发生的一切，正如臧诗洁所说，更重要的是今天早上发生的事情。我们将密切关注当地，或者通过我们在以色列加沙CGTN的记者网络，为你带来来自当地的最新消息，并为你提供更多分析和一切需要的信息，帮助你了解巴以之间正在进行的冲突。这就是今天直播的全部内容，感谢你收看我们的现场直播，下次直播再见，保重，再次感谢观看。
