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killing at least 18 palestinians is really airstrikes hit the jamalia refugee camp . once again, killing 22 family members of an elza 0 correspondence. heavy fighting across garza street. the street battles are taking place with israel intensifying its ground operation in the south and is really forces carrier more rates in the occupied west bank, at least for palestinians, are killed the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez has invoked his most powerful diplomatic tools to try to stop the blood shed in gaza. he is directing the security council to discuss the humanitarian catastrophe his words and his calling for an urgency supplier, israel dismissed the move as a new moral lo instead, gutierrez should resign. the diplomatic divide comes as the people in gaza. enjoy to day of mass killings from the north of the strip down to the south in just the

last few hours is really bombs hit this home near the southern city of rough or the strait killed 18 members of the same family. it happened in one of the few areas it is real have said was a safe zone in central gaza, rescuers or desperately trying to reach people trapped under the rubble after and is really airstrike. hit the on the gauzy refugee camp that's in darrow bowler. at least 17 people were killed. many more are still missing. a christian salumi is that the un headquarters in new york and she has more than this little known article, 99 that has been invoked by the un secretary general. it's meant to be a way around any blind spots or any uh, blockages in the security council. and it's the 1st time he has ever invoked it. it's the 1st time any secretary general in the last 30 years has formerly invoked it. and what the secretary general sat and those 2 page letter to the council is

that, that in his opinion, peace and security is being threatened by what he says is an impending humanitarian catastrophe. said the aid relief system is on the verge of collapse. and that the human suffering has reached untold levels and he's calling for the security council to enact to cease fire. that would be an international law if it came through the counsel. something that is real would be required to adhere to under international law. and he does this, as the security council has been reluctant to act, shall we say, we know that the united arab emirates has been circulating a resolution that would be the 2nd resolution of the security council on the situation in gaza. the secretary general stepped in and use the strongest tool in

his play book. the equivalent if you will, of hitting the panic button and saying we really need to do something here. there's a risk of the amount of change system collapsing and irreversible implications for the entire region. if you don't act to the palestinian investors of the un riyadh months or hasn't used israel of committing unimaginable atrocities against women and children in the gaza strip. and sewer was speaking at the un in an address to delegates of the international criminal court. it called on the i c, c, to act against israel. the and in that on imagine a been a thrust that these, that deeply struck the contents of humanity being committed against children, women and men in the gaza strip by is a for 2 months now. 2.3000000 palestinians have spent every day of the last 2 months trying to survive,

received, bombed, would know where to go. us by the killers, to move from one place to the next, to be killed here and there. north and south. no place is safe. no one is spared in gaza is really is pursuing its unrelenting attacks from the north to the south of the strip. the new phase of israel's ground invasion is targeting fun units in the south. this is goes the 2nd largest city and city, and it is home to hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been forced from their homes in the north is really forces of baffling palestinian fighters from the cassandra gaze also from the islamic jihad. this is happening in these regions in red. there's also a heavy fighting and several neighborhoods in gaza city. now all the fighting and a troop movements taken together indicate that israel is aiming to divide the strip into 3 areas north, central and south. our correspondence, our god was zoom,

has more from outside the kuwaiti hospital in rough as venue is ready, phase of confrontation of the we're add rope to is on starts as it seems, that the expansion of the military operation, this time had been directed towards the south of the goals district, in particular the eastern area as often units where the east, where the ground operation started. i know it's expanding towards to reach the main centered areas of this city, which considered to be from the east very perspective as the main stand through places for the power steering fight as the are trying to eliminate and to destroy now as well as started. it's a ground depression by destroying the majority of houses that are adjacent to the voters. and now there are intimidating residents to keep fleeting, to reflect district on the, the south of gauze, where the bombardment had been carried up against different residential buildings. were only incognito to city during the last couple of days more than

a 53rd raise had been a tax and more than 50 post buildings have been killed. did you? did? he's a separate air strikes now. the minutes with ration on this, all of our expanding was also rough. our district has been on the button that during the last couple of hours were 18 palestinians have been killed in an air strike in a shovel or a neighborhood. the roof of district, which considered to be one of the most densely populated neighborhoods inside the roof, which also bring us to actually fact that the situation when roof off might excessive pay us as well. for ratios on the so are expanding houses, 0 correspondence, moving all srahi has lost 22 members of his family in his really air strikes of trough. he lost his mother, his father, along with his siblings, his nieces and his nephews. when they jamalia refugee camp was bombed by the israeli army early on wednesday morning like well means cousin was at the scene of the attack, a lot of a lot of

a lot of sort of basel the some so so but of the measurements of the look on the not, if you know the heads up, we are going to shut off a hedge. i'm a man. why mentally shut off? i'm hung a, was there a still over the? well cool. i've talked about paul spear now. what are they all good? okay. well, i'm going to shut off the semester from what i've done so that the amino srahi himself was an hon, eunice in the southern part of a strip. when the strike happened in jamalia in the north, this is what he had to say about losing his family. the quality of the lumber map of this my father was killed. he was 87 years old. he lived through the not the bar in 1948, when he was forcibly expelled out of his village to the northwest of the gaza strip

. he was 12 years old then those bitterly painful events remained. compton, his memory until a day he was killed. he used to recounts me the most detailed specifics, and he never forgot the names of his neighbors, all those who much with him and the forcible exodus from his village to jabante a refugee camp to the north of casa. he's been carrying those bits of moments with him. that is why he refused to re live the same vicious events. he always said being expelled south around the strip. he held his ground to the last moment and preferred to die, holding onto his roots. especially since he was a history teacher, he taught thousands of students throughout his career. so did my mother who saved in the education field for 35 years. they always rejected the idea of forcible expulsion, but he is ready, occupation forces that took the land. they refused to succumb to precious. they move from home to home, refusing to leave the north. that was a destiny. and all i can say is that god is

a rock. he is the dispos or of all the fees and then go to the refuge and from him only we gain strength. also 0 and media network has denounced the bombing and in the statement, it said it will pursue all legal steps to hold those accountable for this crime. it calls on the international community and press freedom organizations to work to put an end to these massacres immediately. and ensure prompt justice for the families of the innocent victims now and is really security cabinet meeting has been held after a delay. hummed salute jones. we live from occupied east jerusalem on this. i'm the so we lost our when we spoke. this was already 4 hours late. it has now taken place . what did they say? what came out of it? of these really prime minister's office, releasing a statement saying that they did end up agreeing on a minimum amount of fuel that will be taken in to the gaza strip. the statement says, quote,

the war cabinets recommendation to allow the minimal addition of fuel necessary to prevent a humanitarian collapse and outbreak of epidemics in the gaza strip. they also say that the minimum scope will be determined from time to time. according to the war cabinet, based on how the humanitarian situation is unfolding inside of the gaza strip. now this didn't come without any opposition. and while there was a majority vote for allowing the fuel into gaza, members of the far right, the government voted against investor like and national security minister, east of mar, bend beer and finance minister bedside in smoke rich is really media quoted them weeks to is really media rather quoted them giving some harsh rhetoric in this meeting, saying that the fuel will go into the hands of how mass rather than going to humanitarian purposes. this fuel, these really government is saying will be used for water d cell,

a nation plants for water pump. additionally for hospitals and so that there will not be a spread of disease inside of the gaza strip. although we do know diseases have already been spreading nearly 2 months into this war. these really a government has previously been under immense pressure by the united states to allow fuel into the gaza strip. previously they allowed $60000.00 leaders that amount will now be doubled to a $120000.00 leaders of fuel per day. but the american requests was actually a $180000.00 leaders of fuel per day triple would be is really, is had initially allows. so while there was still room for debate and discussion, these really war cabinet and security cabinet rather at this time have approved the measure to allow fuel into the goals of stress and us a little reporting from to leave there. thank you very much for that. i'm to to and

at least for palestinians have been killed in the latest is really raising the occupied westbank. 3 of them were teenagers since the war on guns that began. israel has stepped up daily rates and towns and cities in new york inside west bank . the speak to charles trance it who's in ramallah in the west bank. what's happening with the latest res? where are they? and what's happened? they're suppose about the last hour or so. so we got a report. so a right on the refugee camp until come till com is a town and city in the newest of the occupied westbank kits offered and described as a center for palestinian resistance. this made the 1st seemingly big grades tonight, but as you rightly say, 4 full pallets sidney is killed over the last 24 hours in similar rates. 116 year old, and a size already. don't janine? again in the notes of the occupied westbank,

there were 2 others killed in it to boss and one killed in ballasa, which is in nablus, also in the north of the the occupied westbank. so yeah, we are expecting, as, as we've seen for, for weeks now, since the beginning of the war, more rates across the occupied territories to the lights. uh that new. but the latest excess of that 16 year old in janine brings the death toll. so fall since october, the 7th to $266.00 palestinians killed in these raids and mold in $3640.00 arrested. that was 60, arrested in the last 24 hours. that's a round about average that we're seeing now on a daily basis. charles, you've also been reporting on the settler tax on palestinians in the west bank. now the daily set were attacks have more than doubled according to the un since october, the 7th. this is something you've been reporting on share with us what you found.

that's right. sector attacks in, in tandem with these raids means that of course, millions of palestinians across the occupied territories are facing terrifying pressures um, on a, on a daily basis. you right, you say that you and says these attacks have doubled since the a since october, the 7th, at least 308 attacks recorded. and that was up until about 3 days ago. and at least 8 palestinians killed in these secular attacks. now rights groups and palestinians, the power steering and all sorts here and indeed increasing the voices from the international community are accusing is violent, basically not doing enough to both protect palestinians from these attacks and to punish the perpetrators. we often see these attacks of happening in tandem with ministry protection, either physically with the presence of soldiers, or indeed with the tacit approval of so just certainly some of the right juveniles

actions that we were speaking to will give you some very interesting information in before and during we would during the report, you're about to say they say that they saying increasingly common now settlers actually wary military fatigues, military uniforms, who are participating in these attacks that saying that there's, there's an indication of the setting, the movement becoming more minutes dry storage is the fact that many of these settlers are actually made a treat was of, is that a toning their unit full as a means of further intimidating? um, thousands upon thousands of palestinians living in these villages across the occupied territories. now we went to one of these villages, which has been repeatedly attacked and where one man in his full cheese was recently killed. and this is our uphold of this memorial monks with 41 year old comp and to off load. i'll see was shot dead during that time by his ready

settlers in the occupied westbank on december. the 2nd this video is off that day. you can see settlers smashing palestinian property is the, is really on the stands by the secular set, by a to show his home where he lives with these 3 daughters. i don't know how good it invented. i keep thinking of my goals then. thank god they will out when the tech happened. this is my home. we all have lived for 5 years. but where can i go for the up there all 6 illegal is ready. supplements that a gradually expanding close to the village. and then these really all over the base is on one of the adjacent hills. many wisdom, the in the and most of the attacks have gotten more violent. would they open fire now without warning? there is no way to talk to them the just shoot you an offer on the you and who's recorded at least 380 is ready. secular tax in the occupied with bank since the beginning of the war. on october the 7th. at least 8 palestinians have been killed . witnesses tell us that on the evening of december,

the 2nd the group of between 10 and 15 is rarely settled as a number of them all to approach the village from this direction and began attacking these houses. they were soon joined, so witnesses say by a group of his riley soldiers who brought itself this road. when palestinians from the village came up to try and protect the property here, it's body was found down the hill and the only go around 3 hours later. he'd been shot in the chest. witnesses say the leader of the attack was this man a levy. they say he's participated in numerous all the salts on palestinians in the area. hotley's mother sits with her now fatherless grandchildren. and i'm still get the me, i've given him to god may god bless him. he's left a lot of children behind their friends and community members. also their condolences stuff that's brought up in the house and they were afraid that more people will be killed in the village because the attacks have increased since the

war started. the human rights group. say settlers at taking advantage of a right wing is really government that is turning a blind to light to settle it violence a start. then we saw on a rise and incident because i think some of those felt like they had more confidence and less consequences to base. but since october 7th, i think that the only increased and is because us of the forty's kind of allowing that to happen. and also i think a big part of it was the homepage page and the revenge that is really isn't that especially software. so that means increasing sets of attacks against palestinians in the occupied west bank of going on checks and on punished by these where the government molden ever the full child stop it. i'll just see at a total of any house on the occupied with bank. adam shapiro is director of advocacy for israel palestine at dawn. and that's

a human rights and foreign policy think tank. he says the us sanctions on is really settlers are largely symbolic, but a step in the right direction. none the less. you should understand this though i do think as an important signal that the administration is taking assist you more seriously. we also do know that behind the scenes not necessarily publicly announced that the administration is looking at other avenues of sanctioning a through means that it has its disposal that it uses towards individuals and other countries for similar types of human rights violations. and so i think we have to understand this also it, that this is the beginning of the process that it's upon incumbents upon people like myself and others who work in the advocacy community to keep pushing on as keep pushing this administration to take more meaningful steps and what could consequential steps in order to, to not just, you know, issue that now these are bands but also to actually have concrete functions including, you know,

following what weapons are being used. if these weapons are american made and supplied weapons, then dealing with the, with that through the mechanisms that congress as and the administration would also have as well as potential criminal proceedings. a barrage of rockets for 11 on has been fired towards a settlement in northern israel's upper gallery area. this coming as is really intensifies showing and airstrikes it is 11 on. and the latest cross border exchange of firewood has below st. ahold of reports from southern level, a lebanese arm group has the law and the israeli army have been exchanging fire along the border for 2 months. now. as of late, there has been an increase in the intensity of the conflict. according to the united nations peace keeping force in southern lebanon in recent days, there has been a rapid and alarming increase in the violets. it is warning of dangerous consequences. on tuesday, there was

a significant development that really marks an escalation of the is really army targeting and is a military position belonging to the lebanese army. lebanese army is not involved in this fight. this way, the army later said is expressed regret and said that it wasn't this, the army soldiers were not the targets that they were aiming, as a threats close by. but that attack is being interpreted as a message from the is released to the lebanese state, because it's way the officials have been blaming the lebanese stay, telling them that they need to reign and has the law now has the law is stronger than the states and the states has little say and influence over that group, but at the same time as well also targeted a form in the village of our noun, that's about 8 to 9 kilometers from the border. but it is also located along the latania river. now according to and resolution, $1701.00 which was adopted up during the last war between hezbollah and is run in

2006. the area from the border to the tiny river should be d militarized. so as well, again, sending a message that they would like has belong to pulled back. so all this pressure to try to force hezbollah to pull away from the border. but hezbollah has made it clear that south lebanon will remain an active front, as long as, as well as the tax on gaza continues. center there, i was busy to southern lebanon as an arm group in iraq says it has launched an attack on a base used by us military forces. the group claims and successfully targeted the high rear base and are bill that's in northern iraq using an arm drone. this in response to crime is committed by what it's called the enemy in gaza. there in dozens of attacks on base is hosting us forces in iraq and in syria since october, the 7th. so back in gaza, come out, and one is one of 9 hospitals still operating inside the strip. it has come into repeated is really a tax officials. they are say, the situation is dire, i'm a home,

it has more been able to operate. come at one hospital is underneath that i. e, m. c, a lifeline to many independence teens in northern gods is that is very us cut off connectivity and what to the hospital is really so just also targeting anyone who tries to leap or into the building gets us health ministry sees more than 100 people walk eating is really strikes in the vicinity of the hospital in just 24 hours. it was name of to come out at one top, but a scene in politician who was keeping the news that are really right. 11 on in 1973 . the hospital was open in the last year in 2002, with a capacity of 106 bits. it's not cooperating beyond its capacity. and if the way you look, the indian people we think to be treated, the emergency unit is small and we are flooded by dozens, if not hundreds of victims. we are left with very little to help the many are left

to die due to lack of medical supplies and shortage of staff. and this is the reality killing by the doesn't. yesterday alone. 36 were killed the day before 52, and the numbers keep rising literally and the hundreds buried underneath the debris . the hospital is not only look enough that can get police teens. it's also sheltering at least $10000.00 displace palestinians. well, it's rusty units. parentheses, frontier advisable impediments the circuit also with the dead broke, waiting to be buried whenever there would be a pausing is the reins of tax. no one else, my family survived. all those of my family brothers, sisters, and cousins. i'm left alone in this life. we cannot bury them in our hometown because a sniper is ready has not given a reason for besieging the command. a gland hospital or what targeted its entrance on sunday keating for people and being giving 10 out of it's

a baby bottle in the basement. is really focused reading a shift, a hospital does a lot just medical facility last month, claiming the how much tunnels beneath the facility. how my son, hospital officials denied the claim of the united nation sees no in the gaza strip . is safe, as is right, widens it's assault on the territory, head of students in gaza, living in to deepening hara, the military operations, including bombardments by is riley forces continue in north, middle, and south guys are affecting people who have already been displaced multiple times, forced to flee in search of safety, but no place is safe to mount at one hospital. it may not be safe. but for the patients and the thousands of displaced palestinians. it's the only place they have . hems them him but still ahead on alpha 0 at 10 city along the

southern coast of gaza. thousands of seeking shelter there, but nowhere were safe. and in the hot seats, former finished 5 minutes. devoris johnson faces tough questions over his handling of the cove and 19 pandemic. we'll have more on that after the break, the the hello. it's been pouring rain for days in central java of providence, on indian easy as main island of java. so that's resulted in this severe flooding here. now i think the problems spot on thursday will actually be southern sumatra island. just a few days ago, northern some, roger island, we dealt with a land side. there were also seen a lot of what, whether come crashing in to them of late peninsula. it's going to drop down into problem port as well. so you can expect to show their over the next little bit for

a huge suassa of china. look at this. we've got some pretty incredible warrants for this some the year 24 and we live in 23 and will hon and 23 in junction. so those are all while above where they should be for this time of year. when, when do, whether it comes crushing in so the west coast of japan on thursday wanted to give you a heads up about that and let's go to australia where it is all about the heat here through the interior. allister temperature. 40 degrees on the nose thursday, but some big changes come in here. first showers, and then we'll see that cool southerly wind take over. so you drop down quite a bit and in the south pacific is our tropical cycle in jasper, it will continue to intensify quickly into a category 3 hurricane. it will move into the coral sea over the next little bit. and we'll end in new zealand where really is that much to report it's con and on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what

is happening now. it to the question about 5 unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to 2 days that the cleansing has taken place. augusta, nothing goes into gauze and without us of permission, nothing leads about that without the girl's permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront without 0. examining the impact of today's headlines, the fear of the destruction of your everything, international filmmakers and world class john, unless you're saying that these laws actually encourage more violence, 7 hospital stories for a global audience. this is my, you house, this is way what these are 15 foot side of the phrase us from our culture. open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on how does era

a in the the to watching else is 0. a reminder of our top story is this our palestinians in gaza, or in during the day of mass killing from north to south, within the last few hours and is really straight killed at least 18 members of the family. sheltering at home near rossa. this happened in one of the few areas that israel has said was a safe. so how's a 0 correspondence? me now srahi has lost 22 members of his family and is really airstrikes his mother and father, along with his siblings. nieces and nephews were killed when these really army bomb, the vigil volume, a refugee camp again on wednesday morning. the un secretary general has invoked his most powerful diplomatic tool to try to stop the bloodshed in gaza. antonio

gutierrez is directing the security council to discuss what he calls the humanitarian catastrophe, and is calling for an urgency spine. let's talk more about that with daniel 40. you're a senior, you and, and list of the international crisis group. and you're joining us live from new york. what does it tell you that the secretary general have to use this little known tool that he has never used before and that even previous secretary generals have barely ever used? or i think it speaks to the desperation that people have goals are facing right now. article 99 is a rarely used part of the un charter as you said, but it's meant to more as a, as a symbol of 2 people medic. important then practical impact. as you mentioned, the are whether or not the secretary general sent today does not say anything fundamentally different then the calls she has, the senior you and leaders have made over the past months about the desperation of the situation and the need for humanitarians inspire. but invoking this rarely used

diplomatic tool, which was last used by a previous secretary general in 1989. antonio gutierrez has real okay, unfortunately, unfortunately i'm losing the audio. i was wondering if it was just me, but it isn't. so we're going to have to come back to that. now, as we mentioned, the largest refugee camp in gaza. jamalia was again bombed by the israeli army on wednesday morning. i'll sure 0 correspondent on a street spoke to witnesses and he surveyed the scene at the camp after it was bon . i don't need the as a month, but look where inside that your valley, a refugee camp where he is ready, occupation go. planes, carpet bomb the area in the early hours of wednesday morning. and as a result, dozens of homes have been leveled. many were killed and others injured. the,

the scale of destruction is huge then little by 2nd. again, this is an entirely residential quote on all who were killed iris and civilians. there's no resistance spotters here. we would carpet bone and this is a very densely populated area. with very narrow alley, the magnitude of destruction is indescribable. as you can see, there's no sign of civil defense change, but then as we were moving the debris, would that be hands? we were again, boomed, bodies riley, more plants. we cannot recover the wounded or even bury as the world has abandoned us. this is hell and then is the north of guys that has been walked out completely, the smallest one that i mean. okay. and the older slate, with my family together with the extended family cousins and the children gathered up might say something,

a number of displaced people came to this building last night. now they will dead, under the rubble of the shining, started at 2 in the morning. little were pulled out of the debris by all neighbors . these riley military is continuing to compet bomb residential areas perpetrating one mexican of to the of us against unsuspecting, defenceless civilian mohammed hotline. e is a palestinian british scientist in hon eunice and he described his living conditions and how he was running out of basic supplies. listen to this every day is a struggle in terms of finding the basic necessities for survival. i myself and my relatives just spend 3 hours of filling out the water containers cuz the mains water supply was on for the 1st time and 10 days or so. and, and it was so we,

we only fill out the containers by getting pockets and pending the time using, using the buckets. and there are, as you probably know, of major sausages in also, i think the other aspect of it is that even it's all about people in guys that are giving an extreme opportunity. so most people can't afford to buy food and are reliant on age. but the a, the system for the free of a bit to, or international organizations for informal ad groups that kind of donations and distribute aids as, as products and you much brought them down as well. so the high spot is very, very difficult right now. and then there's the out, certain kids just not knowing what's next. and the environment has been very intense in around about 200, reach her long,

long to get your vegas around us at. but we're very fearful that it's going to come closer and we're not sure what we can do about that to save ourselves. okay, we can go back to daniel 4th, the senior. you an analyst with the international crisis group. daniel, thank you for your patience. we had lost your audio earlier. i don't know if it was your end or end, but you're back now. which is what matters? look, you were telling us that the the, that the use of article 99 by the un secretary general spoke to his desperation to put this topic back on the table with the members of the un security council. the thing is they already discussed this 3 weeks ago and they came up with a resolution that you could argue was barely respected right. and called for humanitarian pauses. that that is, i mean there was a ceasefire for a week, but that's over it costs a more humanitarian aid. in the last few days we've seen very little 8. it's only going to rasa. so my question is, they discussed this 3 weeks ago. they're going to have to discuss this again. how do you,

do you think the center of gravity of decision making it the un has changed? unfortunately not. i don't think the article 99 letter will fundamentally change the political calculations of the security council's most powerful members, the permanent 5. but i do think it's one of the few tools left in the secretary general's arsenal at this stage to raise diplomatic attention and to express the urgency of this situation. the fact that this tool hasn't was last used in 1989 does a resume diplomatically and symbolically here in new york. but whether it will have any practical changes, as you mentioned, the counsel regularly meets on the situation in gaza and is preparing that was what we're hearing is another resolution is being prepared for for council discussion in the coming days. i don't expect that this letter in and of itself will change those dynamic significantly. why? so why did the secretary general invoke it then? because if you're saying this, he must know that, that things haven't really changed at the security council. so why for some of the discussion on it?

and i think the desperation of the people in gaza is why he and above this it's, it's hard to ignore the situation. and as is whether it describes the situation, the humanitarian systems in cars are on the verge. of collapse, there's a risk of the collapse of public order altogether, and this is a catastrophe that do you and should not be silent about. and it hasn't been silent . but given that this is one of the few diplomatic options left and even if it is a largely symbolic one. but desperation of the people with gaza is why the secretary general is going to there's, even if there is no immediate or obvious practical impact that the letter may have . can you say that you and hasn't been silent? you know, that's really interesting. we know from the resolution of the un general assembly, which i would, which i would just reminder of yours is different from the security council. the security council is 15 countries. the un general assembly is all the countries in the world. we know from the un general assembly and the resolution that they adopted,

the most of the world is against this war and wants to cease fire. we also know that by definition the u. n was created to prevent conflict and keep the peace and we are now 2 months into a conflict. the is killed at least $16000.00 palestinians. we know that to be an underestimate, most of whom are women and children. as i said, we know most of the world is against this conflict and wants to cease fire the u. n . can compel the ceasefire. what does that tell us about the united nations? as we understand now, that multilateralism and the work of the land is going through severe challenges the situation in gaza. and what's happened since october is, is a really big crisis. but looking back ever since last february was the outbreak of the warranty, praying and rushes invasion. we've seen the security council struggle to make meaningful impact and adopt decisions back impact to one of the permanent members. in this situation, we know that the us has a national interest in working alongside israel and not going through in the un security channel for it by vehicle of diplomacy. but this is not the 1st instance.

i'm fortunately won't be the last 4 of the security council is, is paralyzed by decisions. and that's why we're seeing conversations elsewhere, whether in the un general assembly or some of that efforts of other international actors and countries to try and facilitate diplomacy. but doesn't mean that the security council shouldn't need and shouldn't have these discussions because we do need a world where the security council is able to have these discussions and to adopt decisions and to of likely disagree or work towards consensus, which we hope that this type of effort will at least make small, make towards that kind of conversation and a discussion and hopefully momentum towards a cease fire that wouldn't be anything, right? even just a few days. so in light of what you just said, what will you be looking out for when the un security council meets again on this issue, the worst be looking to see whether any council members are willing to push for a new resolution. and what that resolution says, we've seen some media reports that the united arab emirates on behalf of the larger

our room that the un will be using the secretary general's article, $99.00 lever letter as an opportunity to push for a new resolution, demanding humanitarian ceasefire. well, look to see how the councils permanent members receive that, especially in the united states and the united kingdom. good thing, most against a resolution calling for humanitarian ceasefire. and should one of those 2 permanent members issue a veto will then be watching when the conversation turns to the general assembly and the debate and have a larger conversation about the situation and cause of following that veto altogether. and we'll be looking to see whether there's positions change in public or private and where the space for a negotiated agreement could be daniel 4th, the senior you an analyst for the international crisis group. thank you very much. thousands of displays, palestinians have made the journey to the town of, i don't know wasi. the area along the southern coast of the gaza strip has been deemed

a safe zone by is really forces. but rights groups reject that claim because the area lacks any humanitarian aid. many people going their fear that it might be their final resting place. and running behind reports the robot real, they stand just barely providing shelter to thousands of newly displaced posting looking for safety from israel to compartment of concept. even if it's momentarily the, the narrow strip known as l. milwaukee has become the newest tent city for displace palestinians as a desolate baron area, where all of its occupants have a tragic story to tell. so going to some of the my family was supposed to be displaced from how much city this is destiny, but we are holding our ground. we only left when they started coffee for me in the city. when a towel is for levels,

when we left the homes and all of our possessions were living in the open, exposed to the fee is colton. right? and there is no way to gain them. el mossy is a town on the southern coast of the gaza strip. the area is only one kilometer wide and 14 kilometers. the many palestinians came to this area with very few personal belongings. and the scars of war is really forced to say the area is a humanitarian safe. so but right scripts on the ground to reject that claim and say it's a dangerous false narrative. there's no food, no water, no sanitation, no hope. and i'm up to show you my other oldest. my husband was killed years ago. my only son who exhausted my life for raising was killed by the israeli military, who was killed in his prime murdered by. that is really, i lost my husband, my brothers and sisters,

and lately my son to. i'm left alone in this world. what to do, bury myself, i'm losing my mind. there is no expectation their situation will change. for now they have each other. perhaps the only comfort they can take in these uncertain times, the rental of han al does here. still a head on alpha 0, the search continues in zambia, so doesn't, is tramped under ground after a compromise and collapse in a rear. surely the motion north korea's liter urges women to give birth to as many children as possible. have more on that after the break,

the you want to bring you some of the days of the news. now. russian president vladimir putin and saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed been so mind say that they will continue to co operate the on oil prices puts in as in re add on the rare overseas trip for talks on the war on gaza. the ukraine war and on the global oil market booth. and we'll also be hosting a ringing president abraham. re see this on in moscow on thursday. he's been bolstering his partnerships with gulf nations, as russia faces growing isolation and sanctions due to its invasion of ukraine. houses here as diplomatic editor james bays, discuss the reasons behind putting his president's president, put in his visit to the gulf region. remember that's the arrest warrant for for transferring ukrainian children from the international criminal court. and so there are many places that the russian president wouldn't feel safe to visits. he didn't

feel safe to visit the south africa last year when he was going to go for the breaks summit. but these 2 countries visiting you a and saudi arabia not a signatures to the right statute. and so the, this is a place that he can go on. he seems to be pretty delighted, but he's on the ground in abu dhabi, some of his statements talking about the unprecedented high level of relations between the u. a and russia right now saying that the u. a is the main trading partner for russia in the world. well remember you a is also pretty close partner with the us. so i'm not sure how this will be seen in washington because clearly they would like other nations to be imposing sanctions on russia. and yet there's a record number of taurus and the record amount of trade going on between russian. you a, a powerful blast as shaking the industrial area in russian control. the netscape city cell is setting an oil depot on fire. it is unclear who is responsible for the attack,

or if there are any casualties. the city has been under russian control since 2014 but ukrainian forces hold positions on its outskirts and it comes under regular artillery fire of the fed as well as president nicholas venturo is calling for bill to create a new province in, in the area administered bagley on after voters approved taking over the oil rich esick, we will region in a referendum, venturo also ones oil companies working there under we, on his approval to withdraw. we, on his president has called the doro statements, a direct threat against his country. and the case is pending at the international court of justice, which has borrowed co office from taking any action in the area. the white house is also warning against conflict, the civic quota. it's douglas said we're not norma. we discussed to create form legislation to prohibit firing companies that populate or collaborate with the union that those confessions given by diana,

in lots of the see that you have to be divided. it will be done to suppression laws . i suggest that in this lovely give this companies 3 months to abandon those operations in the box of the seat. but the board has not yet to be set for 3 months . being open to talking everything and a good man. nothing and a bad man or less sick for international law, for the last for good neighbors. and for quick systems, you've got all the inter american court of human rights. his urge for rule not to immediately free for the president's alberto, which maury, it says the decision should only go ahead if it complies with all previous rulings by peruse constitutional court. on tuesday, the court ordered his release on humanitarian grounds. his supporters have been you celebrating this decision, was you more is serving a 25 year sentence for corruption and human rights violations. the 85 year old was president from 1990 to 2000, and he was convicted of ordering the massacre of 25 people in the early ninety's.

while his governors was placing in left wing rebels. for us, his accused rival forces and sedan, if committing more crimes. fighting erupted in april between the army, led by sedans, military ruler, 5 to alber hon, and forces loyal to his former deputy mohammed. i'm done, doug. low, also known as humidity. the violins began during negotiations to transition to civilian rule when attempts to integrate him empties rapid support forces into this sydney's army broke down. today the secretary determined that members of the sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces have committed war crimes ensued in the secretary also determine the members of the recess and its allies, malicious, have committed crimes against humanity as part of a wide spread and sustained systematic attack directed against our 1st civilian population. members of the recess and allied militias have also committed ethnic cleansing dss and the, our staff must in this brutal conflict. for a british prime minister boris johnson has faced the day of questioning it to you.

kay's inquiry into the cobra 19 pandemic, and he's government's response to it. this was the 1st of 2 days of testimony. johnson began by offering an apology, but as bill in march reports, many relatives of those who died were not satisfied with his statements. as persons prime minister during a pandemic, johnson was se several advises, sometimes slow to make life or death decisions. but his entry to the inquiry of the wednesday morning was rapid. i swear by whom i should go, swollen. questioned then interrupted right to the very start of his testimony for done for the police to complete system. i'm sorry if you guys sit down either the last you're supposed to get to to leave. finally came, the former lead is apology. the understand the feelings of, of these victims and the problem is that i am deeply sorry for the pain and the

loss and suffering of those victims, bianca inside and outside the hearing beforehand was evidence. indeed it was the overriding emotion day. instead of solving a national crisis is government presided over a total disgusting orgy of gnosticism. he did let the bodies pile up on the old to leave a treated as toxic waste. as a result, over a quarter of a 1000000 people died for coming from cove at this busy street in london, as becomes something of a science and the victims of persons. cobit 1970 tens of thousands of dead, many families plane squarely on board as stone. louise brown, lost assisted during the 2nd wave of cove. it swept across britain in late 2020 because i spoke to the rules, i didn't get see it before she died. and then i lay to find out federal policy, especially hey,

far as donaldson after he set the rules saying you couldn't see any one. i'm just so angry about boss. this campaign will continue to demand accountability and on says, with the code but 19 inquiry designed eventually to deliver both the months out. is it a london italy has formerly withdrawn from china, is built in road infrastructure initiative more than 4 years after becoming the only g 7 nation to sign up. italian prime minister, georgia maloney had opposed partition participation in the built in road which she described as a mistake by a previous government. she informed badging of her intention to issue the withdrawal the 1st of all ever has been pulled out alive as to last. friday's landslide in zambia that flooded a compromise, that trapped at least 25 people who were working there. however, with us the reports they a lot is about they missing quite a much live as an open costs, a compromise in zambia,

buried minus last week. zebra, i believe, to be trapped underground. one of those who escaped show how they squeezed through narrow tunnels to get in and out of the mind. this one was the one inside fully money escape run out of this of volume. never been to the accident happened necessarily mining single, about 400 kilometers from the capital. the 2nd, the mind belongs to a local company that's waiting for safety and environmental approvals just on former operations. it's taking a big step. we don't make it out by the end of the owners. of these mining companies should stop enticing or children to work for only $200.00. the government should punish people who employ your children and expose them to such harsh

conditions. government officials say the minus the trust are in 3 locations. a be range flooded. the risk of, of trying to pop out the what's the unstable ground is making search and reach be even more different. how do we talk? north korean leader kim drum own, has been seen on video, appearing to wipe the tears from his eyes. and came, was taking part in the event for mothers where he called on families to tackle the countries following birth rates and have more children. many in the audience also appeared to be crying. and it's time to catch up. now on the latest sports headlines, here's where i hope that tech football, and kept all part of the company with national team cards. call us care, rush off to just 11 games in charge. and just 6 weeks before the country is choose to harvest the agent comp to the full around the grid carts i need to type in make

replacing felix sanchez off the catalyst for showing i think 2022 well comp, the 7th year old kid us one full of his 11 games as consol charge. in a statement, the country's football association sat in the portuguese for his work, saying his tenure was ended by mutual agreements, form espanol managing marquez. lopez has been named as kira ross, just replacements in the english premier league level pool have close the gap. lead is also to 2 points off the babies. sheffield united to remo line livable captain visual van dyke opened the scoring just before halftime, but it's a young cups man until the 94 minute to double that lead to a mix of both by making the final score to nibble to level matches. the city have dropped a fill in the league is aston villa stump the champions one mill to move above them . the own bailey school, the decisive goal, full villa in the 74 minutes that gaudy all the side has now gone full games with out. so we got what told a nice school twice as much as you know. i did beat chelsea to our level and

pointed 5th place tony. tony nice 1st came in the 90 minutes of debris. ne fernandez missed the penalty earlier on the mattress. the city by co palm and then made it 11 on the strike of homicide. terminate, then headed in, he's on his side 2nd. see all 3 points for every 10 hugs team. football screen, open. sharpie and catalogue was knack. he has been awarded a wildcard place. the next year's tournament, the 2018 champion returned to the sports in august off the move in 3 is of the tool with 33 roll reach. the 4th round of the us, sorry, been in september and started with asher. on top off to day, one of the 2nd test against using 15, which fell on the day is bangladesh. a bold up for 172, c 4 r i c. and that became the 1st part of this process ever to be out for obstructing the field. these, these humans bathrooms troubles continued though they will go into the day to on 54 . as before, i was able to avoid at 1st have a test serious defeat against the opponents. well, those are, you'll like to support headlines. you can get more on how to do

a dot com and all social media channels. and that does it for me? 0 then? yeah. up next. tell me about people has all your news the this is will weeks of to run to rain has done to towns, villages and farm lands on the banks of the town of reba. more than a 170000 people have been forced from their homes by floods, hearing can yeah, from the heavy cold. so you can really get a sense of the scale of these floods and thousands of farms the beams of managed crops destroyed. and this comes off the back of one of the brass brown in that region in about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in common emissions. many people here can barely afford fossil fuels,

but they pay the highest price. president biden says one to 2 state solution for palestinians and israelis. but does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy. and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line on counting the costs as well as war on dollars as wipes out in time neighborhoods. so who pays for the damage of germany's borrowing live at sponsor a bunch of prices, cause pro for its desperate to be reform plus saudi arabia and china look to strength and financial ties. challenging the cost on al jazeera. this is what weeks of rent shall rain has done to towns, villages, and farm land on the banks of the town of river wanted a 170000 people have been forced from their homes by floods, hearing kenya from the heavy call to you can really get a sense of the scale of these plots and thousands of farms the beans of managed crops,

destroyed. and this comes off the back of one of the brass brown in this region in about 12 feet. yes, scientists say the climatic trends can only be stopped by a global reduction in common emissions. many people here can barely afford fossil fuels, but they pay the highest price. the tenant, just stop the sufferings and you guys are the you and she's involved a red power to pressure the security council overseas. fine. the are you watching allergies? the are life from to how with and for the back to the also coming out. and these really as try case a home in rock by, in southern guys like heating, at least