the algae 0 the color and so raman, you're watching the, i'll just it renews online. so my headquarters here in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. the body of a 6 year old girl assigned every 2 weeks after is ready for us, is killed. have family in dallas. police forces in rock repeatedly talkative. this is ralph a pass for a ground invasion of gauze as something may city hey, how about us officials survive is, is survive and is really dry and strong, deep into lebanon, but to nearby civilians accounts in other, these conflicting claims about solving foxes phones. next, governments after elections failed to produce

a clean winter plus the volunteers in mexico who risk then lies in the search for the missing people. the welcome to the days we begin in garza where the body is of 6 members of the same palestinian family have been found almost 2 weeks after getting missing and it is really a tag. they include a 6 year old, hinder the job, whose desperate coals to help spunk international concerns. these are the all me find on that call when rescue will cause a cold for helping cause a city to paramedics who tried to save will also killed x. those gamma, which reports to weeks it to the search mother says good bye to her 6 year old daughter hand for a job. kent and her relatives were killed, attempting to flee garza city with their car and counter it is rarely thanks for

the sun movie. on this one, i have the model option, headless q, and most of life in the car. we are the why are human rights organizations? god, we're punishing antonia, and bite and orders who caused by a case of and deprived me of my daughter. when the paramedics found the bodies of hand her uncle, her aunt, and their 3 children inside this black car, heavy fighting prevented them from reaching the area earlier. the 10th search for the palestinian, the girl began after an emergency calls made by her older cousin leon was released capturing her please for help. busy on the other one might have been in the caribbean. ringback level and did you will

see all the hello a little not far from the scene, the remains of an ambulance sent to rescue. seeing that her family were also found . the emergency vehicle postponed killing 25 crescent rescue workers. 10 minutes to the hand. it's ma'am, i didn't get up, we would not able to get the gun directly because the area had is way the occupation vehicles in it. that was the rest present crew went to the location of the coordination with this way, the occupation. unfortunately, the occupation intentionally talked to the crews of the red crescent despite prya coordination. food i looked on, one of the grieving families says the killing is a reminder of the dangerous people in gaza face. and the little girl's funeral. they say is a proof of israel's indifference from national loss meant to protect them

access i'm gonna reach out to 0. the goals are growing against a large scale is really military offensive. and rough on see when the us and agencies say in the tank on gauze southern, my city will be a catastrophe, little than a 1000000 displaced. people are sheltering. the in want of being described as dire conditions, comes them home. it has more or less teeny and doctors and across his book is really snipers. the medics are risking their lives too risky. the injured shot. but is there a heating, maximum or not the medical complex in con unit even inside the hospital compound? no one is safe from the police. praise be to god. i've managed to save 2 injured people and recover a march or from the move are engaged with the necessary medical complex. despite

the haven't gone far inside the complex i did, but i did because the medical teams are not able to reach them across the gaza strip. at least 21 palestinians, a big kid, but is really snipers since testing. is there really forces a continuum budman? this, this what's left of a remodel neighborhood. it used to be one of god's us most prosperous areas. it's people in disbelief, but feed, fortunate to be a life of to 2 weeks of intense is really showing that the 15 days we have been under a siege. we spend those days in the basement of the building. when we lift the basement, we shock because that area is unrecognizable area was the best place. know anymore now is riley's, it takes $4.00 to $5.00 times every day. luckily we were in the basement all the time. as it always will, goes on palestinians continue to pay with the lights,

hands them. how much does he have? it covers him joins us from rough. a city in southern gauze when it seems that the attention and is increasing as the hours progress with this potential threats. the rough uh, maybe a tech does any time. yes and that's why it's so hell we have been saying in the past few hours, please dive is really mandatory strikes and rough. our district they have targeted drop off today. most of leave were thousands of palestinians, half in a report kills and ages. and the majority of the engine people that are receiving right now, treatment and rough last remaining partially operating costs because of the situation. in fact. so help on the ground right now is really critical as the sound and the buzzing of the east. very surveillance and 5 digits. i also continue to be clearly overheads in the roof. i specifically that overnight strikes usually intensify by these very ministry, intimidating and adding more extra psychological pressure on the majority of

displaced people at the desk that's completely contributed to all as the level of tension and will also make the majority of residents absolutely terrified. specifically that is, that is coming alongside with an engineer who's clear, wedding, optically also looming with the options that they will start a clear area, military operation and refund. this is absolutely what kind of thing is terrified to happen, is specifically that there's going to be a clue wide scale of loss and casualties amongst civil use. that old best place counts have been set up close to the, to the, a buddhist with egypt. now this area might be also one of the areas that as well might upper rates. and if there is going to be any possible grounds, include just like, literally day by day and all by all of the situation gets much more dia, specifically, that is. but right now, all is right is attacking a civil cause. police cause and residential buildings,

which also forced evacuees from different parts of the gulf strip do is people who will have the most of leave desk place then right now, being tube in that area that is supposed to be a safe zone for the majority of goals as population topic about was in the with the latest ethics say which topic that's cause i have to have that salute. now joining us smoky parties to resubmit and i'm just seeing that the pressure has been mounting and coming in from all directions on that said he all. he said it says military plan was revealed for southern gaza. that's right. the international criticisms and condemnations continuing to come in against israel's plans to invade drop law on wednesday. these really prime minister heads out that the ground defensive would extend into the southern most city in gaza. and that was met on thursday with continuous and relentless is really bombardment in the city, resulting in the depths of thousands of palestinians. now,

according to reports within is really media nothing. yahoo says that because of this pressure that is coming from the international arena, israel will have around one month to start and finish this operation in that fall, meaning that the end date would be around march 10th, which is the beginning of the most num fully months of them are gone, but the criticisms from the american was continuing to pour in the comments from the state department saying that it would be disastrous, even the us president saying that israel's response has been over the top and the national security council spokesperson john kirby saying flat out that the americans would not support these really is going into it up are given just how many palestinians are seeking refuge there. remember, this is an area that these really is had designated as a safe zone. more than 1400000 palestinians seeking refuge there and the question on everyone's mind remains the same. where are they supposed to go?

these really are me, has said that they are ready to go into that. but what they do need some sort of plan from these really government on how to evacuate those civilians. so the prime minister has called on both the army and the security establishment to come up with a plan and present it to the cabinet. all of this comes as there are continuous issues within is really society. tonight, there are tons of demonstrations around the country calling for the release of the captives. but that's not all. they're also demonstrations taking place, calling for the government to resign. these are anti government demonstrations that are saying that the time has simply run out for this government to bring back the captives. the families say that their loved ones are not being prioritized their flight is not being seen by these really government and to night they are demanding a meeting with israel's work cabinet for updates regarding the situation of the

captain's release. they say that's enough. time has gone by for them not to be back home. these really prime minister has said that they, there are several red lines. he won't cross, he wants to bring the captives back, but not at any price where the families are saying that these really governments should be willing to do anything for their safe return. how desolate that for us, it okey by the story slim. thank you. let's go say that to know it was a, here's a political commentary to join us from ramallah kentucky with a service at a on al jazeera. can i just go back to our top story, which is about the telephone call in the harrowing and reality that way, hey, a ring from children screaming from a call something that i think millions of people around the world i'm not going to say got to in a hurry, but what has trustworthy that the reasons civilians are being talked, it must now surely be questioned at the very highest level.

absolutely, and i think the story of hand brought to international attention. just the level of brutality that we're seeing and gaza hadn't story is very um, you know, unforgettable because she picked up the phone and her cousin who passed a on her watch called the parent maddox. and she was on the phone with the palestinian red crescent begging to be rescued. and she felt the comfort. she told them, i can see the ambulance, i can see it right now. and that's when all contact was was lost and now we know it was lost because hand was murdered. and because the paramedics were directly targeted and we have to remind the viewers that these paramedics didn't just bring to action. it took some hours of coordinating, of getting permission from these really army which dictated a specific route on which the ambulance can drive at to arrive to that car. knowing

that there was a child that injured, at least one injured child. and another that was alive that needed to be rescued. so there was nothing, no mistake in what happened. it was deliberate, it was very brutal. and as you said, it will not be forgotten. nina, hers, minnesota, this is more than likely the reality as we know that civilians have been experiencing for over a month. in this particular case, we have very clear audio evidence, but it isn't reality, isn't it? that brings home to the international audience about what the war on gauze is actually doing to innocent civilians. absolutely. it brings it to very sharp focus. just how brutal this uh, this war is just how defenseless the civilians are. and just how impossible the work of paramedics and 1st responders and doctors are, we've lost,

we've seen the killing of dozens of paramedics 1st responders and doctors over the past 4 months. some of them were struck. insight hospital compounds in addition to patients who were killed inside hospital confound. so this is, i think this story should be a wake up call. there is no refuting what happened to him. there is no refuting how deliver it up. everything that happened during that fateful day, 13 years days ago was so we, you know, there is no denying it. the question is now will we see countries spring to action? we saw them spring to action to the fund. for example, the one organizations that is able to help them provide humanitarian aid to palestinians, and dogs are on no evidence. and yet all of this insurmountable evidence. and i see the order saying that his will must stop any don't genocidal acts. and yet we see

very little in the way of action by states who can make a difference. say for a few statements about concern, which really i'm up to nothing. i was wasting pictures as you, as you say, a medical personnel being shot by site visits within the last 24 hours for all view as it are watching us on the opposite english right now. and then brings us very clearly to, you know, as you just mentioned, the i c j. what justice for these victims the palestinians pumps would say that will be just as for 9075 years. what just disappearing now or? yeah. do you know what the, what these past 4 months have made many people especially tell us the news lose all faith in the international system. and i think that's a dangerous thing for the entire world. but perhaps the only ray of hope is the fact that we're seeing some local pressure in some countries work by way of announcements that the, you know, spain or belgium or japan wouldn't be doing business or transferring arms to as

well. that's a consequence of the i c j order. it doesn't bring an end to the genocide award. doesn't stop the killing, but it is something and i know it needs very little to the people on the ground who are starving or being bombarded and who are now dealing with the nightmare prospect . oven is rarely ground assault on dropbox, where more than half of the population is now crammed. but this is what many would say is a snowball and more pressure needs to be applied on governments which clearly uh, 1st of all, don't respect the majority of their publics. that opposes the war and wants to see a ceasefire. and don't respect international law, which obliges them to take clear actions when such violations are taking place. so hypocrisy, uh, you know, recognize. i think the only thing we know, palestinians can hope for is that there would be more pressure on governments to hold them accountable to make sure that they take action. a to hold is really

comfortable to section that to not do business with it. and to definitely make sure that there is no business as usual, while a genocide is unfolding me sort of just briefly. i mean, you know, we talk about a responsibility. and so, cuz you talk about the governments that certainly stay in belgium, japan in focus, what responsibility to international media organizations have in terms of the way they've been telling the story. i mean, there's one particular country that described many cap took really in response to the how boss in relation to a, over a 1000 palestinian terrorist being released. and we know that a lot of palestinians, a not terrorist, they've been, they've been forcibly arrested and detained without any charge. yeah, we have that. um, a train of thought being repeated across various media outlets. certainly

in western countries. absolutely. so and, and i think this is a very important component of what we've seen over the past 4 months. certainly something to be studied at. i know that some organizations are even thinking of taking a criminal legal action against such organizations because we have to remember such large scale industrial scale slaughter doesn't just happen. there are stages to this. it starts with the human eyes ation, but it also needs platforms on which to spread that to humanize ation on which to spread misinformation on which to normalize incitement. and we've seen that unfortunately in many media platforms, especially in western media, where the, you know, statements. the insightful, hateful statements of is rarely officials have been normalized and main streamed where even lives that have been clearly the bunk, continue to be repeated in order to justify what is happening. so there is an

element, i think, of responsibility, not just of journalistic, you know, misconduct, not just of betraying the trust of the, of the viewers or readers who follow these media organizations. but there is, i think, i need to examine the responsibility of these organizations in facilitating, in normalizing and excusing these kinds of attacks. some of these kinds of murders for the, for the baby will leave it nowadays. it was good to get your insight. certainly from what you want in rebuttal, i, thanks for joining us of the 2 people being killed and is really dry and strong that hit a call in a town 75 columbus and they root. according to all just areas, security souls has a mazda official, who was the target on the attacks evolved is the 2nd attempt this week in science level and beyond the board, the region with israel as possible from a route unofficial in the palestinian movement. how mouse has survived an assassination attempt to miss howes fired by and is ready drone hit his vehicle to

bystanders sanders were killed in the attack. now this was deep inside loved in, on approximately 60 kilometers from the border with israel outside the battle ground, where the is really the army and the lebanese armed group has the loss, have been exchanging fires, triggered by the war on cause of this is not the 1st attack of its kind on thursday and it's rarely drone target to the vehicles in the southern city of know, but the also outside the buckle grounds, targeting members of hezbollah. so this is really becoming a strategy on the part of this rate is and what is clear is that there is no longer a frontline back in january. how much is the number to man was assassinated, says in the hearts of the lebanese capital. so as ro is using this opportunity, really to target officials from hezbollah, from us as well as try to degrade the capabilities of hezbollah in southern 11 on

all the while this, this escalation, not just a little bit on, but across the region is what is being discussed by iran foreign minister who is in baby booth as part of our regional tour. the messaging began upon arrival. he runs foreign minister saying i'm your of the hand was received that they boot airport by representatives of hezbollah in lebanon. and tell us the name groups hum us and the stomach she had before he met the leader of his beloved us on the solo for talks on political and security challenges triggered by the gas a war bad as was ashley, after months of aggression and a genocide by design just regime against the gaza and the west bank, tennessee has not achieved the neo bid stated goals. who saw the continuation of america's support for this island extreme, unfortunate in yahoo will have no results but of fine or defeat the rom loud so

called excess of resistance is at war with israel and the united states over garza weather along the 11 on israel border where hezbollah opened a front to help relief pressure on from us, or in syria and iraq, where he ran the impact arms groups have been targeting us troops, while the round back, who sees in the oven, had been attacking international shipping in the red sea. but the run wasn't represented at thursday's meeting, and saudi arabia were ministers from arab nations discussed initiatives for gaza after the war ends. interestingly, the inclusion of gotta, i'm the exclusion of the wrong is something for us to take note of because of the saudis were saying that this is an error problem that requires our solutions. yvonne of course, wants to have a say in what transpires once the war is over. during his meetings in the root of the left hand said,

palestinians themselves must decide their future. the running an invoice trip to live in on. also coincided with this way, the threats to widen. it's warren has the law. if it doesn't get security guarantees along the border. this is the 3rd visit to babies by iran's foreign ministers since the war on gods have begun in october. and as on previous trips of deluxe yan will visit damascus, where a run also wheeled to influence through armed groups. after that is due to have 2 cuts, her, which has been a main mediator between as well as how much you run has denied orchestra. the regional fronts that have opened against as well. but the current policy of attrition by allies of iran has increased different influence in the region. and many interpret the rang and foreign ministers late this tour as a message that is to has a role in shaping the outcome. as negotiations on garza sat there,

i was busy to boot will still head here on the news of adapting to life during the conflict, we speak to some more veterans of ukraine facing lifelong disabilities the spring so that a southern use with most results. now the climate and boxed on the general election, new political policy has a clear majority, but independent candidates linked to the jail full of the prime minister in wrong. com hope to find expectations on 1102 seats so far. we well, another form, a pm, the watch series ponti has a match with the largest number that 73 the send to the left box on people's ponti and the place with 50 full seats icons ponti released. and i generated message in which he's claiming independence backed by him of one and outright majority of seats. there is no need to panic, celebrate the victory,

and also the prayers of gratitude. despite 2 years of injustice and atrocities, we have won the 2024 election with a 2 thirds majority. everyone has witnessed the power of your vote. know, demonstrate the strength to protect your vote on the watch race. the buckets on wisdom leading says that when the mos seats, but it's failed, when the majority tree said that he would try to form a coalition government the don't want, we don't have a majority to it runs the government though, selves. so we invite the other quotes to use in candidates who has been successful to work with us. but because doug could not afford any sort of fighting, that is why i am repeatedly saying we will all have to sit together and sort out all these issues that they can fax it to the 21st century. so that'd be varies, process across buck hassan over the cyber tentative election results, including the northwest, which tend violent hunting,

karate in the south demonstrations, gathered outside the electoral commission, the in the northwest and personality among cons. supporters accusing that for commission of vote. rigging election observe as well, but these favorite 10 the results advice questions about the polls credibility of the shot or the otherwise orderly election come all honda has moved from the capital storm about it's an mfc of fred. this is probably the most controversial election and focused on its 3 because when that election took place, it was a page 40 turn. now people turned out in large numbers. the largest number of done out in 1971 focused on had an election with the over 60 percent done. now this time the people came out in large numbers. and then later that night that it just started trickling in. the local media started covering it. and then all of a sudden everything stopped. now we're door that all said that the dining all they

said was kicked out of the, the boiling station. and that some of the leader of the, willing to go to the wire dates, particularly, and ga, ga, all which we have ever did. started uh, stamping the ballot papers and rigging the election. so you're not just king them the united states and the european union and have orders cost their dog. and they weren't than investigation as to what really drunk fired or though that it does have now started to trickle in. and that probably more or more 2 days after that election, even though during the election results should have been announced on early friday morning at the latest. and it appeared that the election commission has messed up totally. and that of course, has created a really complicated situation the washer native of cause that you saw, claiming that he had the one the election that is going to get equation to get that

before they even started adults with the equation. so one of the important thing to understand in from dad's and that was your name for standing from 2 constituencies, one a lot badly. the day we're losing badly and then all of us started and everything turned around and no washer dave or declared the winner, but the candidate that he was up against is now taking him to guard the cases where they now go to the election. dr. bill nurse, and of course through the cartridge the govern, become even more messier. and given the fact that the government should reform within the next few days after the president denounced said, i did for the nice and the company to meet to join the prime minister. we have all of the political party that law go ahead, are claiming that they've won the election and the day short form, the government are damn wrong cons bar the chairman would be in a blanket, jam, and renew, or they're listed about as the lead guard con,

uh also said that his party was in a leading position and would from the government go a lot of question marks and uncertainty as to what really happened as well as the head. hey all, and i'll just say we're leaving behind the horrors of gulls or the injured children on the way to insulate the treatments. the, the fear of the weather in most of the stuff in europe and the century up is completely changed over the last few days. all of these classes broke right in with it. funding made in places for example, it was funding in the streets of madrid is most likely southern guy on currently somewhere in italy, and that will be translated the other side of the age. we asked anywhere from west increase of to slovenia out of salt during sunday, that federal attorney brief from but it's a fresh title with the same. so coming up eventually gets

a real cold added up in finland or she's being bitten into a room that started with the consequences that 2nd will be on a couple of days of rain, the range that left the power valley in no mislead what it has on the 3 day full cost we back to misty weather here at the study $11.00 to $12.00 degrees. typically, here's the snow that is coming up against the real cold air for the know so i think it's significant snow dump over. so norway and property central suite to the next day, and so as the rain engine east, which makes it so filled in west and took it, but it drives that elsewhere. now it's been quite a windy session, so that's been running through morocco. now g area, a nice route through libya on sunday is wouldn't be enough. i think, to bring a son's chance. don't want with it. the rest of north from west africa is remarkably dry and quiet the how much and is disappeared, which is quite a surprise of the laws. some big a survivor of the united states,

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the book back here watching all the service needs that we've made. so robin in doha, remind to have all the top stories. they policies want enough seats for non profit majority and bucket sounds general election. hey mon. com who's in jail and it's another form, a prime minister to actually put both declared victory. teresa said that he's ready to begin tools to form a coalition government. the body of a 6 year old palestinian go, and 5 family members have not being found. and every 2 weeks after they went missing is where the army attacked that up in gauze assistance. please call the process that'd be the piece of be targeted by as well. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu was old beyond me, to submit to a plan for invading dogs,

a southern bay city, as well as evacuating palestinians smalls, and 12000 children. amongst the nearly 28000 palestinians killed in gauze as israel as well began. countless others have been in just making children the worst effective great. now small number of them law set to be transferred to italy. joe, to help us the story. for some families from guns a, this is was good for to looks like the injuries are true mad take of course and worst out children. but they've left the horrors of guns are behind and are on the way to it to the for medical treatment. and in that sense, they are truly a privileged few. the tenant government has decided to take to wait till the 100 injured children from guys with their families, with their guardians. there are many different types of diseases and for almost everybody is psychologically traumatized. these people will have an opportunity to

ask for international protection they need to me and as soon as they wish. and they want and can, uh, they can go back or stay in it before leaving for a to either attend to here at the tele and hospitality. and kyra, these are unfamiliar surroundings, not just a city of peace from casa, but a hospital that actually functions father, my grandson, has a skull fracture, and his brain is swollen. there were no doctors in gaza, there's no medication. no doctors, no says that only change wound dressings. there's no anesthesia or anyone to stitch wounds or performs surgery. they may have left of all behind, but it's williams and scores. we'll travel with them. then instead of having to sit in the koreans injuries happened when a house shook because of the surely bombardment nearby. there were burns on his body because the teeth spelled on on his face, chests,

neck and hands. young curry scolded by a pelt of t as a explosions erupted close to his home, one innocent victim among tens of thousands, but one among a very small number of whose torment can now begin to jo. nicole elder 0. closer to him to the top stories in the election in buck install on rosa and through me is electorate at the city, university of new york, an editor of friday times the newspaper and focus on joins of it's a, in new york, kentucky with us on the program it does seem that everyone is claiming victory, and every one of the main policies is claiming that they have the right to full. the next government, i'm not quite sure whether clarity has to be given by the election commission or heading to the colts. yes uh does, but thank you so much the blood of g. i think both we, both these institutions but have to re, uh, you know, spend any gift clarity to avoid further on searching to get confused because now

the other thing is that the boxes start that it can solve the g i backed independence of the largest group that has to be elected in the bottom, and i mean it just, according to the results that on so far, i'm reading behind it is the b, m. and then the parties are elected by a former prime minister, the boss trees. now there's a technical issue which is that, you know, brought it to the elections, the p t. i already mounted cons candidates, but denied the election simple id for the destined election of independence. and so therefore, i'm on the grounds, the vice city for a claim to victory yesterday. because you know, his body as the apology has an honest number of seats. but you know that that would be incorrect. and the critique because the independents who have come into the parliament are from up with a different body. they have a political ideology or whatever, so their leadership cetera. and so it just didn't border to the nice them as the

largest group. so if i just just put in the district pin number through because we, we know that as part of our reporting of the and the, and what we've been saying hold out to 0. so all we looking then as a coalition government, all we looking at a minority government, how do you think this is going to play out if and when the election commission, all the colts managed to actually give a direction to the political parties? yes, so basically uh, but 1st of all we should know that the whoever forms the government would vehicle, they should government and whether the device or the warranty that owns yesterday is able to gone the enough allies in the gutter and upon demand and sets up a position for the b g i a block because to be they also announced that they themselves, the government. they have also level down the addition of massive rigging that thing they have more seats than the ones declared by the election commission of

buckets dog. so the election commission and boards of fix some of those. uh, the good uh and uh, uh, you know, the, some of the designs that b, g, i agree with getting even more seats. so it is, it is something that in the next $3.00 to $4.00 days would become clear. but you know, in the interest of country and stability, the sooner it happens, the better it would be. okay, what think about view is that look a bit more context about this both for that and then we have the information. i've covered a few bucks time elections in my time. but this particular election has been a wake up call has a note for p and p. m l and the strong cold is punjab. they send the largest number of seats to the national assembly. but the past decade, the past 15 years has seen the t p. i the policy from the north west of the country and the p. p. p. the politics of the south, the country and the province of sin, actually a to way out the vote in punjab. providence

a because they know that if they think it's a strong go hold or foothold in punjab, they have the opportunity to win power. they need punjabi votes, and this is russell the p a metal and hasn't it to oh, don't you the i think the, the evelyn has uh, it is beyond of a cabal and because i think b m. and then now faces an existential dry seas. because this time it had all the, you know, deck of the ducks in a row, the establishment was supporting the bmw and then it got a favor. but judgments on the supreme board. despite that, the electorate came out and injected many of the candidates. now the, we were talking about the context, i think the biggest make up for this ballpark hassan spotwood ministry establishment. because you don't historically, these stablish test drive to manage, quote unquote, every election in their favor to a body or a candidate or the timing of the stadium. the candidate who would be

a guide to work with them would be blind. and this time they had tried to bring forward the b, m, and then as the favor the body of but the electric which is angry, especially the young waters, are the incarceration of dot com. the guy, the best of topics using the last one a year or so, again, the body. so this was also a hold of protest, aside in democratic georgia's image that objected the plans which were being imposed by the start of your shipment. so in a way that, you know, it's a big wake up work for the establishment, then they would have to know recalibrate because they didn't want to keep the connection with the people and maintain the popularity or did acceptability they cannot really continue with this kind of depressive, but uh, you know, tactics financially, as you say, you know, the military have been in school in st. a in buckets on the politics really, since 1948 since the death of mohammed lead,

you know that they were really the only institution of to politicians that could take control of the country. there was never enough time to build up the institutions in a country that are being split from what was great to india. and the thing is, now that you know, it is the military that has been entrenched in the politics of the country. it's trying to actually extract some from the politics as being something very difficult for any politician over the years, even a monk con, has tried it. a new watch and we've tried it. and every time they try it, they have to post the military coup happens. the yes, so the big g since 1958 when the 1st to happen, they have to directly or indirectly. so much of the countries lives, you know, and of course, we know the big trench, the interest in politics and economics or the logic decision making and policy making in the, in the country. but the problem with the politicians has been that they want so collaborative and can use, but they may need to diamond again to austin, defeat the drive on so 2018 and my time was the fever and his party with

a fever. the candidates for the government at the village, he completely backed them and then they fell out somewhere along the line and the officer also being out of state for baba in april 20 to 2022. it was hard and you know, you know, have nevada successful of data being mobilizing and supporters and support base and kind of edge of getting a lot of media, lots and of but more to is about the iniquities. so i think that is also the, the drawing back, but extricating them from the from politics would require a joint fronted by the civilian forces by the political plots. it says it will be done by a single body by a single leader and will sort of a stride by the as you right. he mentioned that i should eat, but prior to that, the book to is that tried to do that. and now inbound con, the other one cannot do it, it has to be a joint effort, a to bottom and re, uh,

you know, process, because there's no other way. the other way is a, is a situation where the meetings even always will to stick with dominate any uh, business. and so it gets to the constitution and political process is that the bodies would have to find a way of solving to limit the role of the ministry national affairs and send the back to the barracks. we shall see 1st a who forms of government and who can actually do any of that stuff at the end of the really, thanks so much for joining us from new york. thank you. welcome to people have been killed and nationwide protests and sending out. we've got to postpone until the presidential election to the end of the. now they've been planned to full the end of this month. and despite the interest present lucky, solid and says he's handling things in the appropriate way. just to put on processes inclusive. i'm for an inclusive, transparent and peaceful process that allows me to pass the baton on it smoothly. that's the most important thing for our country. west africa is country in an

extremely difficult period. it's not the time that actually is finished my 10 and reinvent myself and the new career is a dictator or non democrats. that's the picture, the painting. but it doesn't correspond to my profile or personality full reality. or not, and above because as a politician and presidential candidate, she was arrested and released last sunday after taking pond and it protest. so she told my colleagues, somebody's that down, she doesn't believe the reason given. so the election delay, i heard the wrist sent a message sent out by the president to much of so and we can assure you that that's not the real reason we believe and strongly believe that this is another way for him to actually go through a 3rd monday and extend his election, he's, he's presidency in senegal, and we are totally against that. how would you challenge that this decision to delay the vote by all means necessary with started in the most peaceful way possible. the 1st was to say no, because we uh, came out industry,

we started to protest peacefully and this was on sunday to say we do not agree. we don't believe that we are in crisis because that move in mind that he declared the country to be in an institutional crisis, which was not the case because the institutions of function incorrectly. so at 1st of all, started started with the peaceful process to say we want to hold elections on the right day and time. on february 25th. we've been through the whole process. i'm a candidate to myself. i'm the 1st email. whoever fast the sponsorship in the political history of single and the city, the least people have the right to choose the next president and we are ready for it. so if he did not, when he did not listen, we organized how selves just as a political leaders and all the civil rights institutions, the incentive case, and all the civil forces, instead of all united to up to form

a platform that says that's called protects our rights to vote. so this has not even become a political question. this is a human rights question. this is a fight for democracy. this is a fight for a silver and t. and we have to say no, but now we see that the crisis is escalating. it's who's taking another turn and this was not the choice of the people. we did not choose violence, the violent started from the other side. do you have any confidence in the constitutional council, which was set to rule in about a week on the constitutionality of parliaments? move to try and delay the election. i think that this is all a mess. great. because if it does not trust our institution who will not go through the process of elections, we've been trusting these institutions for the past 12 years. so he holds power in the assembly, those assembly members who voted against or for this law. they're the ones that are

actually with him with his political party. the other ones who are presenting to a position where it says away and out of the assembly by the police forces and the images are here. those guys did not even vote a russian try. and striking ukraine has killed 7 civilians, including 3 children, a petrol stationing khaki was hit, causing binding fuel to set fire to new by prophecies. the cities man says dozens of people have been forced to leave that homes. the training in the military says that defense system shut down 23 onto 31, right. and so the length is russian wave of attacks that will in ukraine is leaving a great number of we did veterans with disabilities, but broad reports not from the capital case. of the long term challenges of this. so the country is often losing both legs and fighting against brushing back separatists. hi lo la pay coast fight. now it's for the rights of palo veterans

adapting to a life with disabilities. with, as you see, the sidewalks haven't been clear. so especially if you've got a high delta that with a patient or it's a big problem or 2 years after the start of the full scale will with russia, ukraine has seen the search and the number of disabled veterans you. so i'm will show you pay the positive outcome of this will be for both children and adults. 2 do key them about disabilities to help them to become more told her because of secrecy, of a casualty numbers. it's impossible to know just how many returning veterans from the last 2 years of fighting have disabilities. but time few teas are low now. full to number. well over 20000. adapting ukraine, streets and buildings feel great to disable the access to accommodate this growing population is a real challenge given the priority of spending on the will. the people are right

now, according for money to be spent on the military, instead of on things like the roads, which is fine. but remember the guy's on the front, dallas are fighting for a society that should be fits for everyone. as ukraine looks more towards your up in the west for its future, so it seems to be leaving behind the soviet era practice of keeping disabilities out of sight. in other countries, there is more than connectivity adopting the environment to the needs of the child . instead of all the practice of adopting the child to the environment will make kyla and fellow activists signs of success in the long term baffled for acceptance of mcbride. i'll just say era, keep still head here. all the news. i would explain why protests have been taking place outside phone embassies in the democratic republic of congress to stay with us the

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the, [000:00:00;00] the, now that being purchased outside phone embassies and the time because the public of conga, including those of the united states and friends. now that demonstrate that you guys, what they see is west and nation silence inaction of escalating violence, the east of the country, fighting between them to a degree levels and a product of a full size was recently intensified, especially in those cubic province. and it's all mind connie reports, and the town of saki financing has fullest, around a $150000.00 people from their homes this month, the line. and the 1st thing back into a single 2nd system, as it was,

they went to fighting the locked in between the new york state army. and i'm trying to treat the rebels here in this area. most of this area we have talked and heard was succeeded in monday to arrive down the mountains behind me were the army battling back today most often now disappeared. the fighting. and even as we are here, some of the brands feeling like on here, the winning from the place where we are right to know the data seats, meaning so the defense is visiting the area. we do some capital officials from the army in order to make sure that everything is under control. but the ownership that it doesn't go through, i am here to support our military forces, our partners and local groups fighting alongside the i'm including the subject force with quote on the population to remain calm because it president is doing everything with our military forces to prevent troubles to take control of 2nd or government. the government on the new york is accusing them to take to be brought to by yolanda and a refuse or an equal session with naples,

even though the cost is very high in the units. so the 1st also told me to put in is to visit still has to be done with $170.00. people are way to now under district committee, and they all speak to the victims as dearest that our talk between today obviously and the rebels. if i takes to go with it all in just to keep the majority of difficult as a stand on the roads trying to come back because they don't know how to assist. you just let me go into the coming days. the fighting still going on. i mean, it isn't just forcing their capacity to even today we have sent out us one is coming from the shut off to join the 4th line here, island way, connie, i just need a 2nd. the democratic republic of the spanish province of state surprised, hast outside the supermarket and southern spain. on the 5th day of nationwide protests, the demonstrations say some chains on receiving public from countries count, signed the gong, subject to the same regulatory requirements on parties. some spanish funds farmers across europe have been staging similar, protesting,

beating. okay. it's rising costs for weeks. now. booking most ways on ports and we're outside supermarkets, especially my don't, the ones this, they have lots of products from outside the u, and that's one of the main problems. while we're producing on the very high cost them losing money. products keep arriving. they don't meet those requirements and conditions as they don't have the same agriculture policy. now, the war between mexican drug cartels is said to be behind the disappearance of around a $100000.00 people. some of the relatives facing danger as a search for the loved ones. do you think all the, all the reports now from solomon? it's not for these women. the search is frustrating and heartbreaking. they're looking for missing sons, daughters, husbands, or brothers. all who have vanished and i believe to be victims of mexico's drug,

more most are presumed, dead and buried in kindest time graves throughout the country. here in mexico's most violent state, when a why do a recent disappearance has hit this collective of searchers hard, a member of their own group has been abducted last month. our men, storm load and so kind of home killed her husband and son before dragging her away . no one has heard from her since or knows for sure why she was targeted. so now they have added her to the list of missing loved ones and also being close everywhere we turn were stuck in the middle of the government. the people on the call tells without any way to defend ourselves. we don't want to find blame. we just want to find our children and now also lorenzo, here instead of mancha, as in towns all across mexico. the faces of the missing hanging, the city center, a constant reminder to anyone who walks by,

but especially to government officials of how much this town has last already. over one 100000 people are officially missing in mexico, 4000 of them. and when i want to, their relatives say they must take on the dangerous work of searching themselves. but i am the i still granted, given the large number of disappeared, the institutional indifference, the lack of resources and political will from authorities. it's been the families these collectives have organized to look and fields and clandestine groups. officially, 5 volunteer searchers have been killed in one why do since 2020. but local researchers say there were at least 9 documented cases, looked up at the perpetrators of these crimes against people searching for their relative send a message of impunity, but also fear and tear to society at large. these crime seems specifically to be mobilized the search collective. busy on the other members of load is collective, have little faith that she'll be found to live, but they hope her disappearance. my servant purpose to force the government to do

more and bring attention to the rest of the world. about the challenges they face in finding their loved ones who have banished julia go yeah, no, i'll just see europe settlement got mexico. 30 people have been charged with stating chicken meats in cuba. now i thought he's a keys. the group of taking $133.00 tons of meat and subjects on the street. please say the meat was taken from a state facility in havana. cuba is comedy facing a food show station. i found guilty the 30 a q space a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison. so i am on, i am the quantity stolen was the equivalent of a month chicken russian for a medium sized provence 10 years ago. so in this case, a severe decision will be taken because the case merits it, the injury is there, the fact is, there, the consequences are serious. the damages are also serious, and the historical moment we are living in requires a decision of this nature. right? that's it for me, i'll be back. the bony is all the other side of the right. ca seen

a few moments the the injustice for me is the driving force of why i do this to show people what it's like to live in places where injustice isn't something you read in. the news is something that happens to every single day, whether it's a war or a natural disaster, whether it's political corruption, making sure that they understand in a simple language is absolutely crucial. the cities already 50 percent evacuated, most of those people actually left in the early days at the will. i couldn't do this job without the best cumberland best produces the best spaces. and those of the people that i rely on in order to be able to get that message out to the world coveted beyond wells,

taken without hesitation for them died from power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare the people with that. and the people in power investigate explosion is and questions. they use them to be the power around that one out does their own counseling, the called, the u. s. economy is booming. so why is it more resilient than all the rich countries? farmers across europe have been processing, we take a look at the grievance. last, north korea left both on ashes the shore off. it's economy counting the cost on algebra. the challenges with

the people, the of a 6 year old girl is sound only 2 weeks of days, rarely false as killed his timely in dawson the time. so robin, he wants he wants to realize what headquarters here and also coming up police forces in russell repeatedly targeted us as well for past the ground invasions of gauze of southern bay city. hey, how about the officials of vines and he's really try and strike deep inside. let