to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the xfinity 10g network. all right. new this morning, an inside look at what is the war from the front line of gaza, from the military and moral standpoint and the standpoint of culpability. one hospital of the nearly 30 facilities is receiving patients according to the united nations. they are run ought of fuel and medicine and food. reuters provided video there outside of the al shifa hospital. we have seen video of reuters here of this, babies outside incubators in need of the incubators, and we have new information the idf has said they have offered incubators to the hospital, and they have released an audio recording of that offer. it does say that the hospitals need to be protected, and indeed the geneva conventions state that clearly, and the official explanation is that civilian hospitals are entitled to protection whether they contain patients or not, but it may under no circumstances be used for non-medical purposes.
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