in the community, off to the side, the cool that used to produce outstanding gentleness and integrity in the pursuit of truth. the have a lot of money insight coming up in the next 16 minutes. and is there any striking going for kills full team, people in con eunice, oven $22000.00 palestinians have now been killed since october. the 7th. is there any rates in the occupied? westbank have been on the way now for more than 24 hours. at least one person's been killed. i'm thousands more have been arrested. the leader of hezbollah warms

israel, the cost of any $111.00 on will be very high on. so the kenning of a top, how must lead to in barriers the and iran promises talks response of to at least 95 people are killed in explosions that a sermon, a mocking the anniversary of the assassination of a to come on the hello and welcome israel is intensifying it's bombardment of the southern and central regions of guns. at 14, people have been killed near hun units. and even though i booming house, where displaced people with sheltering was among the buildings hit, meanwhile is rarely will play and symbols the bone b. l. mcgasey camp in central golf at rescue workers have been searching through the rubble for survivors. move in 22000 palestinians have now been killed in gulf

as since israel begun. it's a tax in october near the house, the victims of children. let's go to the honey my who, who joins is lloyd from russia in southern golf. more death and suffering of night . tell us what happens to the cellar family in hon. eunice on the yes 1000000 will near your right more death. destruction and more suffering court palestinians are we're looking at overnight, ongoing constant bombardment. but this time of overnight, a texas happen near milwaukee evacuations on an area designated byte is really military since the beginning of the war where people were instructed to go to and take shelter in it. just the small of the under develop a part of the most trend on units were 1000 or palestinians have been shouldering since the beginning the were a residential home. the or that area was targeted,

destroyed the families inside. that was the, in fact there were 2 families as the result during inside the residential home, the from solar families and on behalf of some of the are in laws their display as palestinian from the eastern part of hon. eunice city were killed in that building . we're looking at 14 people, 8 of them are from about half of the family and remaining are from so life. and now the oldest in those people who are killed or do you happen to be the parents who are in their forties and thirty's, and the youngest 5 years old, you look at vast majority of them are under the age of 10, except the parents who are in their 9 in their forties and and 3rd is once again, this is the pattern that we've been seeing constantly in avery attack from the residential homes. more children are killed, more women are killed and more palestinians, big becoming displaced as a result of this attack. now the worst of what, what happens in the trash it is that the law see vac oceans on is near this

residential home. so all the levels and the pre fill on people inside their 10 cent . again, this happened without a warning that the homeless target, with the warning what so ever and tens of people were injured inside their tents and were rushed to the hospital. not said a hospital in hot news or other, i have records of what more people are killed in central part of friendliness in different state attacks. but within the early hours of this morning and over night, the constant bombardment of the central area of the gulf stream were talking about the entire since some area older refuge account. including dennis butler city, a city that was again designated as a safe area for people where they were told to leave the refugee cans and go take a refuse and be upfront and take it as a shelter was a targeted and bonds, more residential homes are destroyed there are reports about 10 people that been killed again, we're looking at one family. the one displays family who moved from the refugee camp in the center of the area. or the way do there is but the southern,

particularly, the southern part of the bella city came on there, give you artillery shopping and air strikes, then it's, it's increasing by that word in terms of intensity and magnitude. and there are we, we, we were just looking at some of the images and videos of this really a time send an arm and the vehicles are, are pushing deeper into the central parts of the ga, the strip they under cubic coverage of, of relentless airstrikes and artillery showings and preparation of that mass of the ground. invasion of the area. now these do incidents and dated by the honda mos evacuations on just just shattered chatter the falls. and there are people evacuation safe zones for palestinian. there's literally no safe place in gaza and not evacuation zones is ignited by their military. no, no hospital in the schools and nothing at all is safe here. increasing the risk of more civilians are killed in this genocide,

the war. thank you for that. how do you must made reporting that from rafa in southern gaza? meanwhile, the us next year of states heads to the middle of a slate to on the day on the trip that is expected to include a strong in israel as the blankets previous trip to israel was during a 7 dipoles in slicing, blinking to visit comes of course at a period of heightened tension in the region of the canning of a senior. how must figure in lab and on the speak to a correspondent laura khan, who is in oki parties to risk. let's start with his visit, follow us next year state and the blinking, we believe is meetings, israel from the states to nights. what more do we know about this trip? yeah, what we know so far. we haven't been given a huge amount of information as to exactly where he's going, but he will be going to be at least in countries, and he will certainly be visiting is ralph, but it is almost hot student who is

a top. and boy, he's being sent by to bite. and in order to try to calm tensions with his boss, he does have some experience in the region. he was here in 2022, during the diplomatic dispute of the maritime borders between 11 on an israel. so there he is bringing some experience, but it seems to us the ministration says he wants to intensify diplomacy here. this comes of pulls off to the top. how mazda official tele, i've already was killed. no, certainly on lebanese solo, but also in a has paula stronghold. possibly provoking a bigger comp click that has already been across via on israel's know the boldest israel did pay lip service to at least to wanting to calm down tension says it wants to bring back thousands of people who feed it back to i took from the notes so we wipe, c was not any what happens with blankets, but also with our touch screen and know where you've been following developments

from the is rarely only they all reports that they may be moving outs from some parts of gone. so what are you hearing? the user id army has concerns that it will be taking out some shapes from god to what this means. yes, we don't know whether it's going into a fed, low intensity phase or not. whether it's going to mean most surgical tactics inside of gone. so what we do know is that have seen an intensification of funding in the south. israel says it is control in control of the no, but israel certainly needs this trip withdrawal. there are currently around $40000.00 traits inside also at the moment. that's a possibility. it might be reduced from anywhere between $25.00 to $30000.00, but it needs to stimulate the economy. 8, tens of thousands of resolve of life that jobs know, certainly that bought the 10s of thousands of palestinians. they need to walk in

that fully occupied westbank and also from concepts of pools bullets that have now be blocked from going in and also an international workforce. also a possibility that they will be re deployed to the know israel set. it will also strengthen its fine term defense system. there were already 12 factories scattered across israel. the us gave them to pack feet that already bought from them in order to bolster that defense that so we'll certainly keep an eye on the trip situation. but what we know is that it's half intensified in the sound of the moments. okay, so no, thank you. nor call them that 1st unoccupied east jerusalem. well, a funeral is due to be held in favor. so they said this, the say for a senior home us official assassinated in the lebanese a capital palestinians across the occupied west bank of stage, a general strike to mourn the kenning of saw. they all have rudy in his hometown.

his family has been remembering a song on the brother did. abraham reports from a re run north of ramada, 2 decades behind bars and 13 years in exile sole i had already spent more time away from his family home. then in 81 years old, the ide what his mother has not seen him since. he was the port that from the occupied west bank in 2010 a. m. uh, should i, he asked me, would you rather me stay in jail or did the person i said living in other countries, you wouldn't be able to get married and have children. he had to god's done one boy alone to israel. he was a terrorist to palestinians. he was indeed there the man who found it how mouse admitted to wing the assembly gates in the occupied westbank to his family. he was a son and a brother who shoulder the burden of living under israel's occupation as probably

she it wouldn't matter who the most difficult was when they arrested him him for months. we didn't know anything about him. we couldn't even get them to allow our lawyers visit if he wasn't military interrogation and senator confinement and lost 45 kito 6. my mother almost collapsed when she saw him, then the family says choosing the path of resisting the occupation meant that his days were numbered. 2 2 in october, his home in the village near the law was demolished. morton by palestinians across the territory. the further party called for a general strike to come home or at his desk and put them his assassination. in the occupied westbank for he was born and raised not only is remembered as a, i'm not the seen on restoring national thomas city in unity. i'm working and internal divisions. senior defense actually there to do between as you joined

the protesters and drama, he didn't speak to the media. but so the i told you was a loyal psyched or for palestine who dedicated his life to serving the cause. both heat and oddity would involve into conciliation talks between 5 to have him off over the years, even before the how mazda attack on southern israel. on october, the 7th, i already talked israel's hip list. he was the group, 2nd most senior official, but to many palestinians here. also a son, and a respected leader. need that, but he just need to do the occupied westbank as well as well as lead. how son does relo says that the killing of cell every will not go on on said. so hold on has moved from beverage. israel's war with him us has reached the southern suburbs of baby boot the fight targeting. so

i rudy. the groups mainly during the ban on and the political and military stronghold of hezbollah. israel crossed a line. the lebanese armed groups leaders says the crime won't go unpunished. the n y name aplus just saw that this was a serious incident, a crime. they hit the root southern suburb for the 1st time since 2006. this was an is really message, even though it said it wasn't targeting hezbollah and 11 on who believes that in howards believe that hezbollah is already a tour with israel along lebanon's southern border, where they have been exchanging cross border fire, the lebanese group, open the front to help relieve its ally hum us in gaza. but according to industrial, the fighting will continue to remain calculated and confined to the border. that could change if israel launches all outdoor menu effect. however, things civil war with us in one word, people regret it because of war with us will be costly until now we are taking into

consideration the situation in loving on a national interest. but if war is launched against living on, it will be in the interest of lebanon that we enter the war with our full military capabilities. hezbollah strategy has been a delicate balance of waiting, or without waiting one that could cause lebanon, already and financial ruin to pay a high price. israel has threatened to turn baby boot into another garza to say, stripe was the 1st time as rose hit the 11 east capitol since its last floor, which has been locked in 2006. it was also the 1st time as well hips. so these inside the country says this lady from the seas with the group triggered by the warrant because of the gun. 3 months ago. israel has been threatening a large scale operation in lebanon. if hezbollah doesn't pull back from the border, i ruiz assassination. doesn't appear to be a provocation, but it violated the rules of engagement,

which means hezbollah will need to restore. it's the terrence center for their elders. ita, labeled well in this riley as strongly cuz killed for his bullet faces in 711 on the attack happened in the core of 5. other faces from the lebanese armed group were killed in separate strikes on wednesday. it is one of the most intense 24 hour periods across $4.00 to $5.00. since the 1000 began. let's get more on this and we're on con is in vibrate for us, and we're on give us a bit more detail about this attack on these principal devices that were killed as well as boulevard. you confirmed that for the manual killed as an official and then the cooler region who's on yes, back and 3 of his colleagues were actually killed. now that attack came just a few hours off to that as well, the latest that's on the throttle as a speech. so the timing is very interesting. now, at least 9 people have been killed in 24 hours. this is the most significant period

. uh since uh, tensions escalated on, i'll tell you by the 8th of the masses of attacking his rope on october, the 7th. it's a now about trying to contain this conflict with the in the southern board is not letting it expand. every diplomatic effort seems to be focused on that. we've had to kind of take a problem, is that the g? because he also speaks to the french farm is that french and american own boys have been shuffling between tubby and they re trying to keep a lid on all of this stuff. the movies, things go on. the more a miscalculation mistakes can be made, whether that's an abstract that goes to fault with a that's a ms lawrence but perhaps goes to fall for the israelis. so it's all right now about diplomatic channels, keeping those diplomatic channels open. but the language coming out from both

israel and particularly has bullet, hey, and they root suggest that neither side is willing to back down with the killing as all the a rear or rory just 24 hours ago. like my colleagues any further said his bullet do have to respond to that the respond time and place of that choosing. but everybody is very concerned about what that response might look like. and what do use really retaliation will do next. and to peak of tensions and the mood that funeral of a solid, i'll a rudy takes place today. what are we expecting of the what takes place around 3 pm low because they should be fairly large. turn out. he was a very well respected figure within that the lebanese political community was somebody seen as, you know, i've seen you, rita, of that somebody is guy always in a live in a box. uh, we're not expecting anything above that. we're not expecting any tensions,

but this funeral will be a show of support by has full of full mass and particularly as has been the throttle and history. jessica, they also praised the fleet and said that he's killing would be avenged. now this is old gearing up to put more people out with streets of this of you. so that was where the funeral is going to take place. so it's going to be a large event, but it will be a show of support by it has the full full on us and we're on, you will be covering that funeral for us. iran calling their 1st live in they rate for now. now it rang and president abraham, right? he see on the supreme leda, i told her, honey, how many have promised what the cooling a hoss respond selves the 2 explosions, killed. thousands of people in the southeast health officials have revise the desktop for a 2nd time that now saying the number of people killed is 84 to the attack happened

to the cemetery in the city of cut them on during a sir. many of the 2 of the assassination seen yet g. general cas, i'm to send him money. michael. apple has the details. ambulances rushed to reach the wounded off to 2 explosions. route through a crowd of mon is in the city of catamount, in southeast, in your video, shows dozens of bodies with some bystanders trying to help survive as well. others rush for safety. tens of thousands of people head flocked to the burial side of one of the runs most prominent military commodities, custom, solemn on that he was killed in a u. s. smith. saul striking it ok 4 years ago has been edited for you know, living on his beloved lead to praise. so the money calling him crucial to the so

called excess of resistance against these ro and said his memory remains influential. no one has taken responsibility for the attack. meanwhile, the u. a state department is branded as ridiculous. any suggestions that either it's or israel is responsible? buddy runs president abraham, right? you see is unequivocal. warning what he calls the design this, the entity that it will pay a price for the cabman, bombing speculation regarding who is responsible is right. my personal gathering is that this has been history of this has been most thought definitely for me is completely clear, considering big events in the last 10 days. the terrorist attacks they started in damascus, then they can be rude. now, any want, how does urge portion until investigations all complete isis have shown that it,

it is willing to do that. israel might have wanted to, uh, move an escalate that goes to yvonne to force it to do something. uh that might escalate things and get a drag of a in either states against yvonne who runs government declared thursday the day of morning promising that the country's reaction will be swift and overwhelming mike level which is 0. a wish to and now by salt and by the cots, he is here in the studio. he's professor of public policy at home. i've been hunting for a university. thank you for joining on. and so as we've been reporting that, a lot of moving parts in the region, a lot of tension building up. let's start with us next year, state antony, blinking visits. he is coming to the, to the region. what can he do to alleviate some of that tension? as well, i think he has

a really high job. i just had to start with the containment now is become much more difficult. what is right and has done by assessing that these are the have already 11 in is really and we can do those with 11 and who used to call on has belong to restrain himself. and also those who still believed in the 17. 0, one united nations security council resolution, which calls on the lebanese army to gain full sovereignty of the state. and his security as supported by unit for from the united nations. by attacking the very sovereignty of lebanon. they really justify why has, by law has to stick to resistance. and i think they've added to the added to the, to the possibility of hezbollah retired, the 18 and a much greater way. well, in the thought, the pressure is not only ron and has been the isn't had to to react in some way. they will be that pressure domestically as well. what can we expect from them while

they're on from the very beginning has been trying to avoid particularly a direct confrontation with the united states. while, as i would like to avoid the direct communication with it on, it has been a lot on these folders. they don't mind united states going into compet competition with that. and this is what they've been working on. and this is one of the reasons why somebody that is, will say, the tax notes really just isis, or if they are isis, they may be linked to. some is ready to motivation because as i would love to see the united states taking on iran to read it from its nuclear program and this is abroad, this is a, an agenda that has been with matt danielle for many, many years. and now today is the closest she ever got to bring that to face to face . so he will probably do everything possible to try and trigger a direct confrontation as long as it doesn't happen on israel as voters. and this is what i think the us and blinking it would have to be particularly careful off

and this must stay on his mind as it goes around. the reason trying to contain the pressure as much as possible, it is incredibly difficult. as you say, the position he is in, i mean, how close all we now do you think to a wide, a regional concept kind of be avoided? i still think it can be avoided, but he has got to address that or you core issue. and that does is ro, it's ability to act with infinity, its ability to infringe 70 of all sorts of nations neighboring it. they've already attacked with drones and missiles and syria repeatedly in lebanon by mistake in egypt. so i live stretching the, i'm and it can go on like this. if you say that's relieved by the flow, i don't the base of where she has just called on the united nations security council to meet and discuss the right. see. then you'll have to stick to the whole in order for all your company selective. when it suits thing, i'd say so result. and i think until he does that, it will be very difficult to,

to say any other position within the region, even with those countries that are closely supportive of the united states. and maybe those even that have a degree of empathy with what's going on with this or as position. the other problem i think, is as part of this as soon as you come find it has a long history of assassination of policy in the days. and in the past, the, of assessing it at the no less than $24.00 capitals around the world. and to really open up the whole complex and may push some radical elements within how miles to take the fight outside of the guys. otherwise, by the end of today, since the system says how much has never conducted the annual operation outside the boundaries of their policy and directories. so this will allow place, i think, greater pressure that will bring into us, right? all sorts of american targets and citizens experience, etc. everybody has got to be now watching what may come next. really interesting to

get your perspective. so things that are caught professors public policy at how not been confront university. thank you. now at least one person has been killed and several injured during is riley rate and the occupied westbank wouldn't mind with shots in the city of to boss during confrontations with is there any forces rates also happening in to look around in the north shelves, refuge account people have reported thousands of arrests escaped by that smith, who is in ramada and the occupied westbank. bennett, bring this up to date with what's happening a moline, at least 20 rates in the occupied westbank overnight on him, one of them, a 29 year old man, was killed, and that was an a rated to move in the northern westbank. and in the same right, another young man was arrested as much as a very common talk to bobby's railways. the young man was arrested to try and make his father give himself up. the business of this is not the 1st time this young man

has been arrested in the old far it's uh, these are ready security policies still searching for his father. but in we have of the rise of going on in north shelves until carmen. those raids in the similar, the same sort of area not be going on for more than 32 hours. and he talking about a can combine population. i'm more than 40000 palestinians essentially looks down while the israelis go house to house reading house to house. they are, as is all, usually the case looking for palestinian fighters. people i want to arrest people. i want to question, but it brings life in. those comes to hold for now more than 30 hours. 250 people were detained and had it so far, questioned. they've been released, but they're released outside the come so they can't go back in until that rate is of no indication yet as to when that will happen. really. thank you for that bennett smith's that for us in room on us, it's still

a head on out to 0. last month alone, we saw the most illegal crossings in recorded history. it is an unmitigated disaster, a catastrophe. us republicans visiting the southern board upfront and to long government funding and blame president joe biden for a migration across the hollow. we've got to move on the side of the weather coming into northwest and passed a few of us solely to some of the middle try as we go through the weekend for the time being those fairly unsettled much if you're ups singles, the plan, brain showers, some of them, wintry and nature. this is what remains of best storm hank. and now moving across denmark, heading towards the politics day, some very strong winds blasting away across northern germany potent pushing towards

those baltic states that i'm coming in behind. well, we have best and i'd like to see if that was coming back in across the northwest bull rain the just around the past, the frost was the low countries, but i'm not stupid. whole system just rumbling through the channel. good night to staff full 1st i the rank comes down across a good part. the frost will spice and poach. go best of the sunshine will be a ghost central pos often, but it's friday and for now. how about what's the weather as we make our way through friday? adult ed to us knows it bumps into the cold or we have got some snow coming in across the alps. again, as you can see in central balls what the merits of the men could say, some very heavy showers, possibly see some flash flooding. here you move on into the weekend, same every economy right? will bring some increasingly wet weather across the slicer to pro, to pa, self and rough, cuz that runs out from the world in areas of iraq as we go through friday, elsewhere. as long as you try the latest seems as it breaks. echo is,

is not only concerned about the possibility of more causing the reason. it's worried. it could freshman with detailed coverage less than 2 weeks into law being criticized, behaving more like a number of precedents from around the world since the start of the war, a vast number of small, a voluntary groups have sprung. it's a big that zones have the results is a big organization, the, the, the,

[000:00:00;00] the welcome back and watching the out. is there a mind if i told the stories, this, our israel is intensifying? is phone bomb into a central and southern guns that 14 people have been killed near on eunice. and even though it strikes house where displaced, people with sheltering was along the buildings heads, one person has been killed and several injured in is ready on the raids into, from an to boss. and the point of westbank rates have been underway for more than 24 hours. and the ring you need is a promise. when the cooling hoss responds cells to 84 people were killed in 2

explosions. it happened during the sermon each month for the anniversary of the stuff, nation of customs to the money was killed by the united states. let's get more on that story. we can speak to on a hudson who is lonely for us in tech, ron. so it's a day off to that deadly attack where nearly a 100 people died. what is the mood in the country as well? today is morning day so many people actually having questions over what happened yesterday because there's no clear answer to des moines whether this was a suicide bombing, whether this, well, these were bombs, that's what planted and, and of course, the main, uh, the main, a suspect and this and you are mainly for the ring and officials, all the united states and as well then that's why we so many of the main, you know, officials directing the threats and warnings towards israel and the united states

of america was a supreme lead to a wall and a threatened earlier that this is going to be faced with a harsh revenge. and later on the president brian raised the also war and the united states and, and is that there is going to be a response. the foreign ministry is more to taking things into the li, go channels, what it's trying to take this into the international court. and there are many, there are many uh, suspicious after the many, i know this is a really regarding how this happened. but the main thing now is that that is 85, there are 85 people who are killed in a couple of explosions. you wouldn't get for a session and get them on. and many of those are wounded. this is right and. busy the main issue for the iranians and for the iranian government. yeah,

because it would want to know what really happened because in the past it was federal tax such as the one in the fall and then years ago are the one in the have eyes also some years ago, but this time it was completely different. okay, thank you for that. as a husband, the for us in tech run in the us has cold on the un security council to take an action against a rainy. and by tuesdays he'd been attacking ships in the red sea, but who fees and says the targets in commercial vessels. they say are linked to israel. washington's deputy invested to the un may the appeal as an emergency council meeting. these attacks pose grave implications for maritime security, international shipping and commerce. and they undermine the fragile humanitarian situation in yemen. damaging the ability of the international community to deliver

assistance to more than 21000000 people in need. it is vital that the council speak and speak now on the need to uphold international law, as well as navigational, rights, and freedoms. even as we continue to demand that the, who, the stop these attacks, which are clear violations of international law, we must not overlook the root of the problem. you're ron has long enabled these attacks by the who these colleagues, the threat to navigational rights and freedoms in the red sea is a global challenge and assess the types a global response. well off to that meeting, the us and 12 of its allies issued what they called a find, a warning to who these to stop the tax on face possible ministry action. i'll just there is colin baker has been looking at the impact the attacks have had on the shipping industry or as the new year begins, commercial, maritime traffic on the suez canal is down by nearly a 3rd compared to a year ago. and 2 thirds of container ships cancel their sewage bookings just last week,

as who days continue their attacks on commercial vessels. major firms have stopped using the canal. so where are they going? many are sailing around the southern tip of africa. container ship traffic at the cape of good hope has nearly doubled, but vessels carrying oil liquefied natural gas, metals and grains are also diverting to the southern passage. and that's not only due to the conflict in the red sea traffic at the panama canal, half a world away has also been reduced due to drought. if you, for example, we're talking about the containers i, so that was coming from agent to go to that usually takes $35.00 days to go from asia to europe. i saw by adding another $1012.00 base on top of that means both the base is between 8 and you're going to be less on a year. so that means that the cutting capacity of the vessel and the company as well is going to drop. and that kind of cutting capacity is appropriate because that's how the shipping companies are making money,

selling around africa to avoid the red sea ads over 3500 nautical miles, 10 extra days, and millions of dollars to a trip between europe and asia. a fuel mix up half of, of vessels, operational costs and more fuel means more emissions. and that's just as the european union is charging new tariff edit sports to curve them. and for us more expensive goods, just as governments are trying to use inflation. developing countries that rely on food commodities already diverted due to the war in ukraine, could be hit again. because another thing we have to keep in mind is that when all the vessels are good to what i mean 20 days from today, because at the moment they're taking a detour and they, they advise you flying around, i forgot. but when all those vessels are going to live into the ports, then maybe we're going to see some kind of a congestion of, of that's following the 1967 arab israeli war, the suez canal was closed for 7 years. in today's more connected world,

these few crossings are even more valuable. the is really only has dropped what appears to be wide, false verse in missouri. it's in central gaza. now it's a chemical often used by many trees to provide bright light ahead photonics. as well as a smoke screen, but it can also cause severe buttons. it's forcing palestinian families to flee the homes. him cuz already has moved from missouri. not only that, but is there any forces are throwing the leaflets on the people in the site are forcing some of that to evacuate, but they're also firing as far as gas funds in different areas. and in the concentrated areas, forcing people to evacuate. we have been seeing them here here more corresponds more of as far as boss. while you're on people living in that area close to introduce building hundreds of thousands of people, but that's evacuated from the north north to here. and other people have been

already living in the opposite. is there any forces evacuating this area and asking people to go to that and but i do see all of the people who are rushing so fast trying to be under fire. we have been hearing constance at this are totally re sending out. as you see is such a us, people are taking their taking their walk through time because they knows that they will find them anywhere. they're taking their blankets or taking their gas. and there's this woman carrying her baby trying to leave for a safe area, but at the end of the day. so you know, that's no way and there's no place say people are still evacuating day after day. more areas have been caused by that is where the forces to evacuate and the situation is escalating. this isn't included in for,

i just need to say it out the okay, let's take a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world. a transcript of communication between ad traffic control and to planes that consolidate at a tokyo airport. this week has shown that only the japan airlines passenger jet was given permission to be on the runway. a coast gone plane was preparing to take off on the same runaway when the boss, a 350 landed and hit the smaller across, killing 5 people on board. the transcript shows that the coast guard plain had not been cleared for take off. troops have been deployed across upon the dash ahead of general elections on sunday. the army says it's that to keep the peace, but it will take action. if election officials all skipped to the main office ition

party is fully costing the vase of to prime minister. shake casino rejected the demand that she should resign, and hon pallet, to a mutual authority. she's running for 4th consecutive time. a savage salary reports from the bundle that she capital duyka the general election in bangladesh is just few days away. but there are hardly any signs of mass rallies or campaigning except by the governing parties. and the people's reaction in the streets are mixed, that i gave you by the southern, but the government doesn't need the general message. for the last 15 years, we have not been able to critically cost out votes. why is that? don't you think we have the designs and participation? the voting process is i'll vote a cost but other than the main opposition party size, millions of its members are facing a government track down more than 20000 have been in jail since late october.

there's very little and because it hasn't been discouraged, the main opposition party and its allies, i bought cutting the poles as many build. the incumbent governing body is all set to win a port straight term without much effort contents. the positions key demand is that the election be held under a care taker administration, but the government has rejected your opposition. a line says it will stay on the straits until this government is austin. they have already exec i did the election process weeks ago by publicly determining the person who is going to be the member of parliament from which ever since this has been decided locked into ballard box shooting in the capital in the office of the highest executive of the country, this is the products during their 15 years in power prime minister should because it has been credited with turning around the economy and their supporters are

betting on our economic success. puts in a say she wants to january 7, the national election, to be free, fair and new to the data. we have secured people's right to go through the struggle and movement. they think they will be to take those right away and stop election process. but they don't have that courage, nor will they succeed in doing so. we're not some analysts say without the bangladesh, nationalist party and other opposition groups taking part. the election may not meet legal requirements. and many in the global community make question. it's credibility. somebody jobs re, i'll just get a duck you, as republicans have threatened to blow government funding of a migration crisis at the southern vote at which they blame on president joe biden . house speaking, mike johnson and 64 republican representatives visited officials at eagle pass in texas. the us as seen a subject,

migraines crossing from mexico with numbers breaking records every month. honey to a counselor has more in this most in dc of the house republicans that might johnson lead they earlier last year passed a very strict proposal to make it much more difficult for asylum seekers to seek asylum in the us. now that bill has been pending and in the senate it has not been taken up. rather there's been a bi partisan effort to negotiate a deal there where you crane funding would be coupled with funding for the border. there still a lot of uncertainty where that legislation will end up. but what we do know for certain is that we're now in 2020 for a presidential election year. and we just saw those house republicans make this dramatic gesture by visiting the border. and they're certainly seizing on that the border and immigration as a point of weakness to a task bite and,

and other democrats, regardless of that, the other news of the day is biden's, department of justice to the state of texas with his republican governor for were controversial new state law that would make crossing the border illegally, a state crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison. the federal government saying that this law is unconstitutional because immigration and border security is in the jurisdiction of the federal government, or says one migraines kidnapped in ne mexico last week. while heading to the us border have been rescued. they were abducted in the region, considered among the most dangerous for kidnapping. extortion, never potter has moved from mexico city. rescued from the clutches of would be human traffickers. in the mexican state of demo leave us mexican authorities confirmed the release of 31 migrants who were abducted while traveling toward mexico's border with the united states on december 30th via the social media platform, x for months,

migration policy experts and human rights activists of ward over a worsening kidnapping crisis intentionally, but especially near the city afraid no. so along the us mexico border mostly in demo leap, us the you have to consider. this is tom, i'll deepest and reynosa is the last city before entering the united states and, and write notes. or there are 2 criminal industries, drug trafficking and human trafficking migrants rights advocates say the best they can do is board migrants and asylum seekers of the risks. that's what made this make it efficient as, as migrant families have been receiving warnings for a long time. now, for us to be careful on the journey and we've had to be careful about who they speak with 2023, saw a record number of people attempting to cross the border from mexico into the us. experts say where there are migrants, there are criminal groups who seek to exploit the according to the non profit group inside crime, migrant kidnappings. here in mexico generated estimated $20000000.00

a year for human traffickers. the majority of migrants rescued on wednesday or from venezuela authority say they were also individuals from at least 4 other nationalities, including mexico, hunters, ecuador, and columbia. mentalism up a little al jazeera mexico city. still ahead on the al jazeera, the nigerian night road takes the hits will tell you how businesses in law goes on, dropping off to the currency,

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[000:00:00;00] the, the head of sue jones power military rapids support forces is in kenya on the latest leg if an applicant tool that aims to secure regional support mohammed him then down below met with president william returning the captive, nairobi the discussions focused on the fighting between douglas group and the student needs ami, which has been going on for nearly 9 months. we to express confidence recent talks could bring last in piece teams to don. oh no, jerry is love that cause but it's hard to keep them on the roads these days. lots of back currencies value as well as expensive import tariffs. have led to soaring inflation. that is forcing solenoid periods to wind and selves off important goods . on that address reports from nigeria is business capital like us cream.

i did buy or replaces the full part of a car view mirror. this customer wants it to repair it. so you come to for the new one of to several tries, the traded turned out. you said fix the mirror with no key fabricated parts. you've gone yet, the more did that this i don't what we off, we knew we mickey, make sure you get what you want the outside the simple force and do it. i believe he's the skilled on innovative knowledge it into a caching him on a searching demand as locals, the replaced or repaired expensive imports. him says, even this electric pan or successfully met here, it could run on a pop back for hours. the smoke of products, i'm 2nd hand goods a gaining acceptance and i didn't hit by hyper inflation with an i didn't cut on

city losing more than half its value informants the economy say the situation is not just about the depreciation in the value of the night or luckily, seen the not only exchange rate, the height, the cost of clearing goods. it's now double. for example, the car we buy for $1700.00 before. now it's around $8000.00 because of that markets like largest pricing and even struggling to meet customer demand for local, you might affect it. or 2nd hand goods now generates on import dependent economy. that includes refine victoria, even though it has been advocacy, d, d, or the producer. for many as, as the local cut off, the news is value under demand for point and cost rises. many businesses are unable to import parts. they need us to get more expensive. i'm going to send limits to how many they can make themselves. this business is pre many nyja and drive us wouldn't be able to do what they last go. dr. luckily,

small business and income for local enterprises, electronics for nigeria to start sourcing some of its needs. look how many degrees and dizzy to lagos, nigeria, ukraine, and russia have exchanged hundreds of captive soldiers in the latest prisoners swamped for months. exchange shows that even as a whole intensifies talks between the 2 sides of going on i sent back has moved from keith. we understand this is the largest prison exchange since the start of the war, and that the previous present exchange took place in august last year between ukraine and russia, after which, according to ukraine authorities here russia stopped the process. and then the alleged attempt to turn to families of prisoners of war against the ukrainian government and we understand 213 ukrainians have been exchanged for 248 russians amongst the ukrainians. we understand the members of the board to guard the national guards, the minister of defense, the navy, as well as some members,

some civilians. now it presents the, let's get posted, continues to the ground channels referring to those ukrainians, saying i was a home and you sent the soldiers on the front line. going, going to say that the more russians are take captive, the more effective it is in negotiations. now, at least for russia, the soldiers will be returning in time for orthodox christmas, which is on the 7th of january. but what it shows is that despite the heavy bombardment that we've seen here, over the last few days, that negotiations can and all still taking pace. us like big a 0 chief video has image different optic prison in russia, where the old position lead alexi nev only has been transferred. the pony wolf colony is about 60 kilometers north of the arctic circle. it's a full month's soviet july 10th. and melanie's allies say that the council specifically chosen cotton to validate all from his lawyers and support his thousands of judy adults who is in england, half the government

a 6 day strongly invested, pay um, working conditions. sonya k. a go has the details. it is the busiest time of the year in hospitals up and down the country. in winter, when hospitalizations normally peak, the pressures on the health system or at the highest level. but after years of unprecedented strain, no end in sight, the long running pay dispute between the adopters. it is weighing heavily on those working in the public health system. strongly connections net but a good thing. no one wins from strike action, but it's the only thing that brings the government to the table to, to about the critical issues that are facing doctors. a loss to move at 1200000 medical appointments hot to be rescheduled because of the strike action that took place that box there is still going to be emergency services provided as

well as critical thompson k as hospitals attempt to catch up with ongoing delays health service managers and howard t say it is the patients, especially older ones who will bear the brunt of the strike. a message echoed by the health secretary, who for now is rejecting calls to increased up to salaries. i've been very disappointed when the junior adult has committed 2 weeks out to file negotiations and include the strikes. we know that they have a very real impact for people, including of course, the 88000 appointments were canceled in the last 3 days of industrial action just before christmas. junior adult to say their action is aimed up saving the health service from the decline and the coverage. those working here to remain rather than leave the country for better opportunities elsewhere. sonya jago, i'll just say around london, this return now to the war, and garza and with all the desk and desperation, a team of young palestinian athletes,

and rough by his managed to keep the passions for best force in life. but how much val has the story their homes have been destroyed. 5 of those team members have been some, but these young survivors are full and rougher on them, not for their support. defies instead of just bombs for them. and i'll show up a set of what we've been practicing the sport for many years. we train in public places on even ground. i don't find, you know, when the war broke out, we began to trading on top of the ruins of bombarded neighborhoods. it's a message to the well, that all result to live is stronger than ever. and also to show the well the extent of the destruction caused by his writing poems. suppose to pa, quoted, and falls out on the people using activity to 10 officers. it goes into assets like jumping, climbing for running it's become popular in gaza over the last few decades

of quite an especial symbolism as young athletes like these 10 sites of dyslexia into obstacles, courses for their support. despite this team was found that these 2011 due to the easily, so you don't casa, it's members, never had a chance to play at all. like most of the tutorials for me to leave the service they say meet international law have been met. it's uh, i think it's a way to tell the world that nothing can stop grossly force us to give up in our dream and our sports and our identity of this. it also helps us to release the negative energy and also as a distraction from the bad things that are happening around us. and we'll get the hope for one day. they won't be able to problem ended up with some palestine in international competitions. and they believe that a 3 isn't separate the form of one a freedom from occupation,

the palestine itself kind of fun. i'm to 0. okay, that's it for me. my name's side. i'll be back at the top of the hour with much more coverage on the on costs as well as all the days of needs to stay with us. the marion shaheen and i've been making films about since 2006 when i moved there in 2005 thousands, we recovering from the 38. your occupation by israel. people were hopeful that their lives would improve. their dreams have been destroyed. and all that remains on account of the loss. garza shadow dreams on out you 0

sears from. i'll just say around on the go and meet tonight out is there is only mobile app. is that the this is where we just fix allies from out. is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at your fingertips. why your, why your might an annual, as you know how your month i can go to a month. right now we have our in addition to the end builds valves which are part of the irrigation canals. farmers has resorted to external watering hoses to pump fluid or onto their fields. the practice of the government considered illegal.

i'm or from ha, ha ha, i'm just thinking about it. do i say the city that's on? yeah, that's the to talk about the process. this which the and is rarely as striking. garza kills 14 people in san eunice over 22000 palestinians have now been killed since october. the 2nd, the